Activity for kittylyst‭

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Answer	—	A: Where in the north of the UK are locations with good and easy to locate fossils? Whitby is a good place to start. The East Cliff area of the town below the Abbey is accessible at low tide. From Church Street, find the Duke of York pub (good for a post explore pint) and take the steps down to a small beach. Walk across the beach and up the ramp to the far pier. On the other side ... (more)	—	over 9 years ago
Answer	—	A: Is wild garlic edible? How do you prepare it? Wild garlic is perfectly edible. My usual ways of cooking it are either to eat it raw (after washing) as a salad leaf, or to saute it like spinach (and it will reduce by a similar amount). It can either be cooked on its own, or mixed with spinach. The only caveat I have is that some people find th... (more)	—	over 9 years ago
Question	—	Which wildlife is it legal to hunt in the UK? Does someone have a list or a link of exactly which UK wildlife it is legal to hunt & safe (& tasty) to eat? For example, are rabbits safe to eat, or is myxomatosis still a problem? Background: I'm a reasonable shot with a shotgun on a clay pigeon shoot, and am prepared to train in order to ... (more)	—	almost 10 years ago
Question	—	Walking from Macugnaga to Saas-Fee We're planning a trip to walk from Macugnaga (Italy) to Saas-Fee (Switzerland), probably as a 2-day hike over the Monte Moro pass through the Alps. The trip is planned for August 2015. Has anyone done this route, and have any local details that might come in handy? (more)	—	almost 10 years ago
Answer	—	A: Is it legal to light bonfires on UK beaches? Most of the time, if it's a public beach & you know how to build a bonfire & keep it under control, you should be fine. For example, a music festival in Whitby has had an unofficial beach bonfire twice a year & has had 1 visit from the Police in 20 years. They took a quick look at the f... (more)	—	almost 10 years ago