[Cro Dreoilin] Come celebrate Bealtaine with us!

[Kelley Forbes]

We'll be tying them around a branch of a tree, in little knots and bows, 
so not too long, not too short; a few inches, maybe. Get a dowel or twig 
and try out some lengths.

They don't all have to match, either. There is room for artistic 
variance. :-)


-- Kelley.


Katie Murphy wrote:
> I read some and asked a friend who's done foraging (in California, not 
> here -- my friend with the chickens I've mentioned before) and I don't 
> think I could handle doing that. I also couldn't find any reliable 
> information about where to nettle forage locally. So, a salad it is, I 
> think.
>
> Also, how long should our burnable ribbons be?
>
> --Katie
>
> On Wed, May 2, 2012 at 10:39 AM, Kelley Forbes 
> <forbesk at astronomytower.net <mailto:forbesk at astronomytower.net>> wrote:
>
>     Fresh nettles are a forage food, so they'd be free, if you can
>     find them. Be careful with gathering nettles, though; if you
>     aren't familiar, I'd definitely look into it before trying.
>
>     A salad is fine. :-)
>
>
>     -- Kelley.
>
>
>     Katie Murphy wrote:
>
>         We've decided on greens. I'm not sure what would be good,
>         though. I have no idea about nettles (where to find them, how
>         expensive they are, how to cook them, etc). Would a salad be okay?
>
>         --Katie
>
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