Even with a different adventure you were still able to come across pieces of history laying on the ground. That shows that you can treasure hunt anywhere. Have a great week.
Your incredible photography and music editing makes everything fascinating and enchanting..I was watching for fairies darting in the background! The connection between the natural world and the past is so beautiful when you tell it.Hello Oscar!! Thank you for sharing those beautiful trees with us! Awesome.
What a nice peaceful, enchanting and very informative video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. My overseas partner went casually mudlarking the other day due to the stormy 🌊 weather. He found a brass bell with a wooden handle on the beach! 🔔 I couldn’t believe it when I saw it. Talk about “ringing” in the New Year!! 🎉😊
A very interesting video, I did enjoy it very much. I love trees also they are fascinating especially the old ones. Your story Fleur was amazing you have a nice voice for telling a story about anything. Thanks for sharing your videos with us. Have a wonderful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Mmmm. Red raspberries are my absolute favorite fruit. I love cooked mushrooms; I will eat them in anything, but I don't like them raw at all. No matter how knowledgeable I was (I'm not, lol) I don't think I would ever feel confident enough to forage my own. Fun, different video ladies!
Really enjoyed watching this video and remembering a bit of summer with this winter storm raging out at this moment. Thank you for the history of these magnificient trees. 🇨🇦
Outstanding vlog. The UK's ancient woodlands are a national treasure and asses, full of history, mysticism and magic. You did a brilliant job capturing their essence and spirit. Your connection to them was very tangible. Thank you.
I've said it before you both could work reading audio books because your cheerful and relaxing way of discussing history draws us in to your world of wonders thank you for sharing your time with us...Karl from eastern Canada
I sure wish I could spend a day with Kate and Fleur! They make everything appear magical. I believe I would quite enjoy the book you read, Kate. Thank you both and have a wonderful new year!
I loved this video ❤. As someone who cannot get out and explore anymore, I actually cried with joy as I rambled along with you in nature. What a gift you’ve given me!!
Always lovely to visit with you both and nice to see Oscar make an appearance. So wonderful how you all are following your own interests and discovering new things to share with us. Please don’t feel like you have to do something that we all like. The pleasure of your company while on your journeys is enough for a lot of us. ❤
Kate, I understand your enthusiasm! I grew up in a college town, in a neighborhood with one of the world's leading mycologists, Dr Orson K Miller Jr. It was so much fun setting out on hunts through our yards and woods. I would report back to him and he would come out and photograph them and take samples. One of the best joys of my childhood. His books are really interesting if you want to catch up on North American species.
What a wonderful place, and yay for trees and mushrooms! Fly Agaric grows here in my hometown in coastal Australia, they crop up in shady places around April-May, which seasonally is probably your Sept-Oct. We used to go mushroom hunting when I was a kid, it was a solid Autumn tradition, blackberries too. I'm glad to have grown up in a time (70s/80s) when there was so much foraging to be done. 🍄❤
Yep, the biggest mushrooms I have ever seen were in Italy, god knows where I was, but the shop window was full of them and they were as big as the window. Yummy. But yes, never ever pick wild mushrooms, they can be toadstools and poisonous. I love mushrooms. Here in Spain you get lovely ones.❤❤❤
Nothing like a walk in the country and a lovely woodland. That Yew tree was unbelievable, sad to hear it is on it's way out. Interesting commentary on the mushrooms Kate. Look forward too more.
I have always been fascinated with trees, there our friends so beautiful they make me feel secure, safe, trees in California called Redwoods are Gigantic, want to visit so badly, Trees there are 300 to 350ft. High. Nice to see Oscar! Thank Yous very much💫🙋♀️✌️🍄
So nice seeing the glorious flora in your area! There are so many different mushrooms, and I never knew they existed! Makes me hungry for a steak with braised mushrooms!!! Thanks for sharing!!🥰🥰🥰
🙋♀️❤ This was a wonderful surprise. I saw the mushroom caption, not knowing it was you two!!... until I heard your voices ! Yes! I love these adventure ! Whatever you do, is fun, as f ar as I'm concerned! I'd like to have seen those enormous mushrooms!😮😊
I absolutely loved this video! You made a fabulous little film with awesome visuals as usual. Such beautiful landscapes in the beginning of this video. ❤
Wonderful video, ladies! I was enchanted by the beautiful trees and mushrooms, and enjoyed the history and fascinating facts. Thank you. I would welcome any more like this that you choose to create. I love all your adventures. 😘
Absolutely loved this video. Very interesting information on fungi and trees. A nice alternative and beautiful scenery. Looking forward to 2024 and all the historical artifacts that you find. Keep up the good work.
I spent part of my life as an Environmental Awareness Officer and once knew the Latin names for everything even the mosses which are structurally beautiful ,to the fungi. I am also interested in Shamanic practice so the Fly Agaric is fascinating and would not have been out of place at Christmas. Who said Latin doesn't come in handy at some point in your life. Feels like a past life now and was probably at least 30 years ago. Thankyou for the walk amongst the ancient trees ; I loved it . There are trees that bleed or ooze if you prefer rainbow sap and couldn't help thinking about that when you said they shot at the trees . The world is one great mystery from the repeating pattern of crystals to infinitely glorious detail of everything in nature. I lost my husband in October having nursed him for several years ; he was like a Buddha and would have loved this place too. I will always centre myself back in nature in places like this so thankyou for this film.
Loved the film. Visit East Sussex a lot and looking on the map Kingley Vale in West Sussex is not too far from where I go. Strangely I’ve never heard of it but next time I’m down there I will definitely visit. Just for the record who doesn’t love a mushroom, what’s not to love about those gorgeous fairy shelters xx
We have the most massive fly agarics under our pine trees here where we are in NZ. Last Autumn I found a spot in the woods which had mature ones the size of dinner plates! Wish I could show you a photo. They are so magical xx
Amazing fact filled video, and that beautiful yew tree wow, how old some trees are l always wondered “if only they could talk” the things they could tell us about the history of planet earth, tfs x Julie
What a marvelous trek thru such beautiful country ! I have always loved mushrooms and fungi, so many amazing species to find. Thank you for sharing this adventure, I really loved it. Oscar, you're so tall and handsome ! I always look forward to your next video, mudlarking or miniatures, they all make me happy. Much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx
Thank you for this video. Makes me think about the Banyan Tree in Lahaina, Maui, HI. Which caught fire a few months back. I'm sure you heard about the Lahaina fire. It destroyed the entire town. Well, the Banyan Tree somehow survived. As new growth can be seen! YAY! It's a miracle!
Beautiful film. Loved hearing about the mushrooms. I’d just been reading about how the southeast of England got a lot of snow. Hope you guys keep warm.
That was beautifully relaxing. As you know I too love toadstools and mushrooms so it was a real treat to see the places you travel to in your camper van places I could never go to now I am old. Has'nt Oscar grown!!! Those little legs have got so much longer making him a lot taller. Stay safe lots of love.💚💚💚🍄🍄🍄
This is a cool fact i didn't know about you all!!! I forage for mushrooms in my state!!! I absolutely afore them as well. This is also the one ive never seen either!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I’m over here across the pond in eastern Oregon not far from the Malheur Forest you mentioned and it’s one of my favorite places to forage for morels, porcini, shaggy manes and other various edible mushrooms. Artifacts are another thing to watch for so I enjoyed seeing the ones you found. Aspen are known to be mother trees with their network of roots. Thank you for sharing your nature video in addition to mud larking. My daughter and I enjoy them all 💗
Even with a different adventure you were still able to come across pieces of history laying on the ground. That shows that you can treasure hunt anywhere. Have a great week.
Still as wholesome and peaceful as ever.
What a beautiful film, so many interesting facts as well as lovely scenery. More please 😀
The waterfall was beautiful. Some interesting looking mushrooms. Lots of places for fairies to get shade or sit upon.😊❤🧚♂️🧚♀️🧚
Your channel encompasses so many of my own personal interests. And you present everything in such a lovely, relaxing way. ☺️
Your incredible photography and music editing makes everything fascinating and enchanting..I was watching for fairies darting in the background! The connection between the natural world and the past is so beautiful when you tell it.Hello Oscar!! Thank you for sharing those beautiful trees with us! Awesome.
What a nice peaceful, enchanting and very informative video. I thoroughly enjoyed it. My overseas partner went casually mudlarking the other day due to the stormy 🌊 weather. He found a brass bell with a wooden handle on the beach! 🔔 I couldn’t believe it when I saw it. Talk about “ringing” in the New Year!! 🎉😊
Great video (I love mushrooms and trees) so enjoyable and relaxing. Thank you Fleur and Kate ❤
Another excellent scientific read is The Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake.
Thank you for this enjoyable video.
A very interesting video, I did enjoy it very much. I love trees also they are fascinating especially the old ones. Your story Fleur was amazing you have a nice voice for telling a story about anything. Thanks for sharing your videos with us. Have a wonderful week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
This was wonderful. Some of my favorite things are mushrooms, mosses and trees. 😍
I liked it.. even longer ones would be awesome ❤
Mmmm. Red raspberries are my absolute favorite fruit. I love cooked mushrooms; I will eat them in anything, but I don't like them raw at all. No matter how knowledgeable I was (I'm not, lol) I don't think I would ever feel confident enough to forage my own. Fun, different video ladies!
Really enjoyed watching this video and remembering a bit of summer with this winter storm raging out at this moment. Thank you for the history of these magnificient trees. 🇨🇦
Those trees 🌳 are beyond amazing ❤
Outstanding vlog. The UK's ancient woodlands are a national treasure and asses, full of history, mysticism and magic. You did a brilliant job capturing their essence and spirit. Your connection to them was very tangible. Thank you.
Awesome video! I enjoyed it, so wonderful to see Oscar again, he is really getting tall . Thank you both for sharing this beautiful video 🌴🍄
Mushrooms 🍄 are just so awesome and wonderful ❤
I love this! It was great to see more videos like this.
I did enjoy the video, very pretty mushroom and tree footage, I love learning about both 💕
I loved your hunt for trees and mushrooms. It’s one of the things that I enjoy doing too. You should watch the documentary called intelligent trees.
I've said it before you both could work reading audio books because your cheerful and relaxing way of discussing history draws us in to your world of wonders thank you for sharing your time with us...Karl from eastern Canada
I sure wish I could spend a day with Kate and Fleur! They make everything appear magical. I believe I would quite enjoy the book you read, Kate. Thank you both and have a wonderful new year!
Willie & Sarah " living the life on Skye " they are lucky to find different mushrooms
I adore mushrooms. Every time I go for a stroll in the woods, I look to find and identify all sorts of fungi. You speak to my heart.
I never knew mushrooms could look so lovely in the wild compared to a grocery store shelf. Thanks for the adventure.
I really enjoyed watching this! I love everything you do. Wonderful to see how much Oscar has grown.
❤Luv ya bunches @Kate and @Fleur❤
Thank you for sharing the magic of nature in your area with us!👍🏼💜
I certainly enjoyed this. It was awesome seeing the ancient trees. Brings the reality of Mother Earth to the forefront.
Beautiful photography ❤
Oscar has grown up so much. I can’t believe that snow! WOW!
I loved this video ❤. As someone who cannot get out and explore anymore, I actually cried with joy as I rambled along with you in nature. What a gift you’ve given me!!
Your close up filming style makes me feel like a borrower and I LOVE it!!
Always lovely to visit with you both and nice to see Oscar make an appearance. So wonderful how you all are following your own interests and discovering new things to share with us. Please don’t feel like you have to do something that we all like. The pleasure of your company while on your journeys is enough for a lot of us. ❤
Totally agree
This is my perfect day out, I'm a tree hugger and a mushroom lover so this film was a dream for me ❤️
I love the magic mossy mushroomy 🍄 fern filled forest! So pretty!
Beautiful! I love 🍄🍄🍄
Totally enjoyable, thank you. I thought I could even smell the leaf mould in some of that woodland.
Kate, I understand your enthusiasm! I grew up in a college town, in a neighborhood with one of the world's leading mycologists, Dr Orson K Miller Jr. It was so much fun setting out on hunts through our yards and woods. I would report back to him and he would come out and photograph them and take samples. One of the best joys of my childhood. His books are really interesting if you want to catch up on North American species.
We have orange fly agarics in our yard and many other species .
I do pick to eat .Bolettes and honey mushrooms.
The earths lungs, magnificent trees. Thank you I enjoyed watching 💛🧡🤎
Wow. All your info about mushrooms and trees is amazing. Beautiful scenery. I too love mushrooms. Great video. 👍💕
Very nice adventure.
It has certainly been wet enough in the UK this year for fungi! Thank you for your video & fungus facts😊
I like to see mushrooms and moss, and the tiny garden scenes they seem to create. You did find some beautiful specimens
😊👍👍👍 beautiful with no comment. 😊
What a wonderful place, and yay for trees and mushrooms! Fly Agaric grows here in my hometown in coastal Australia, they crop up in shady places around April-May, which seasonally is probably your Sept-Oct. We used to go mushroom hunting when I was a kid, it was a solid Autumn tradition, blackberries too. I'm glad to have grown up in a time (70s/80s) when there was so much foraging to be done. 🍄❤
That was a lovely video,what an awesome place and beautiful trees thank you for sharing
I love mushrooms as well. Love the hidden spider at :56
What a wonderful video. I'd love to see more of these. Hello from Indiana U.S.A.
I loved seeing all the mushrooms. I'm glad you got to find the fly agaric! And Kingly Vale was enchanting.
Yep, the biggest mushrooms I have ever seen were in Italy, god knows where I was, but the shop window was full of them and they were as big as the window. Yummy. But yes, never ever pick wild mushrooms, they can be toadstools and poisonous. I love mushrooms. Here in Spain you get lovely ones.❤❤❤
Nothing like a walk in the country and a lovely woodland. That Yew tree was unbelievable, sad to hear it is on it's way out. Interesting commentary on the mushrooms Kate. Look forward too more.
I have always been fascinated with trees, there our friends so beautiful they make me feel secure, safe, trees in California called Redwoods are Gigantic, want to visit so badly, Trees there are 300 to 350ft. High. Nice to see Oscar! Thank Yous very much💫🙋♀️✌️🍄
So nice seeing the glorious flora in your area! There are so many different mushrooms, and I never knew they existed! Makes me hungry for a steak with braised mushrooms!!! Thanks for sharing!!🥰🥰🥰
🙋♀️❤ This was a wonderful surprise. I saw the mushroom caption, not knowing it was you two!!... until I heard your voices ! Yes! I love these adventure ! Whatever you do, is fun, as f ar as I'm concerned! I'd like to have seen those enormous mushrooms!😮😊
Thank you.
I enjoyed this walk in nature and seeing the beauty with you. ❤❤❤❤
I loved this! I am a Naturalist and all of your facts are fascinating to me. Thank you!
I'm from Oregon, and I didn't know about the huge mushroom in Malheur County! I love mushrooms, too, Kate! Beautiful scenery in this video. 😊
I realy, realy loved it! If Your plan is to make more of them i honestly looking forward to that!
To everything there is a season
I also adore mushrooms!
I absolutely loved this video! You made a fabulous little film with awesome visuals as usual. Such beautiful landscapes in the beginning of this video. ❤
Beautiful video, love the trees and mushrooms, so magical 🌳🍄🍀
Yay to woodlarking . Fantastic footage and stories thank you ☺
Wonderful video, ladies! I was enchanted by the beautiful trees and mushrooms, and enjoyed the history and fascinating facts. Thank you. I would welcome any more like this that you choose to create. I love all your adventures. 😘
The scenery was so beautiful!!!!❤
very enjoyable
This was a wonderful addition. I loved every minute..maybe because I love mushrooms as well.
Absolutely loved this video. Very interesting information on fungi and trees. A nice alternative and beautiful scenery. Looking forward to 2024 and all the historical artifacts that you find. Keep up the good work.
I spent part of my life as an Environmental Awareness Officer and once knew the Latin names for everything even the mosses which are structurally beautiful ,to the fungi. I am also interested in Shamanic practice so the Fly Agaric is fascinating and would not have been out of place at Christmas. Who said Latin doesn't come in handy at some point in your life. Feels like a past life now and was probably at least 30 years ago. Thankyou for the walk amongst the ancient trees ; I loved it . There are trees that bleed or ooze if you prefer rainbow sap and couldn't help thinking about that when you said they shot at the trees . The world is one great mystery from the repeating pattern of crystals to infinitely glorious detail of everything in nature. I lost my husband in October having nursed him for several years ; he was like a Buddha and would have loved this place too. I will always centre myself back in nature in places like this so thankyou for this film.
Sorry for your loss.
@@sticklebacksummer Thankyou
So sorry to hear about your husband x
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers thankyou ; I left nursing to become his carer 5 years ago . We were happy and that is all that matters .
What a wonderful video!! I absolutely love mushrooms and trees! Hello from Utah, US. 🌳🌳🍄🍄
I would love to see more films like this!? Thank you!
Loved the film. Visit East Sussex a lot and looking on the map Kingley Vale in West Sussex is not too far from where I go. Strangely I’ve never heard of it but next time I’m down there I will definitely visit. Just for the record who doesn’t love a mushroom, what’s not to love about those gorgeous fairy shelters xx
The fossilized giant Horsetail reeds are also amazing!
Beautiful
That was awesome with some beautiful scenery too. Take care and thank you for sharing 👏🙏❤️
We have the most massive fly agarics under our pine trees here where we are in NZ. Last Autumn I found a spot in the woods which had mature ones the size of dinner plates! Wish I could show you a photo. They are so magical xx
Cool stuff🍄🏝
Amazing fact filled video, and that beautiful yew tree wow, how old some trees are l always wondered “if only they could talk” the things they could tell us about the history of planet earth, tfs x Julie
Always enjoy your videos, no matter what the subject. Can’t believe how tall Oscar has grown!
What a marvelous trek thru such beautiful country ! I have always loved mushrooms and fungi, so many amazing species to find. Thank you for sharing this adventure, I really loved it. Oscar, you're so tall and handsome ! I always look forward to your next video, mudlarking or miniatures, they all make me happy. Much love and hugs 🥰🥰 xx
Absolutely in love with your videos! Reminds me of my childhood!
I love fungi too! I’ll never tire of all the different varieties! Great video! ❤
Thank you for this video. Makes me think about the Banyan Tree in Lahaina, Maui, HI. Which caught fire a few months back. I'm sure you heard about the Lahaina fire. It destroyed the entire town. Well, the Banyan Tree somehow survived. As new growth can be seen! YAY! It's a miracle!
Beautiful film. Loved hearing about the mushrooms. I’d just been reading about how the southeast of England got a lot of snow. Hope you guys keep warm.
Simply magical ❤
It was a great video! Thank you🌻🍄
Beautiful scenery. Love the knowledge shared about fungi and trees. I'm in WA state and we have the mountains, plains and rivers. 😊
lovely video w/beautiful pictures of nature. thanx
That was beautifully relaxing. As you know I too love toadstools and mushrooms so it was a real treat to see the places you travel to in your camper van places I could never go to now I am old. Has'nt Oscar grown!!! Those little legs have got so much longer making him a lot taller. Stay safe lots of love.💚💚💚🍄🍄🍄
Keep well.
A truly enjoyable video - thank you. Oregon has a large variety of mushrooms.
This is a cool fact i didn't know about you all!!! I forage for mushrooms in my state!!! I absolutely afore them as well. This is also the one ive never seen either!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
I think this one was keen! I makes a lovely break and is great to learn different things.
I’m over here across the pond in eastern Oregon not far from the Malheur Forest you mentioned and it’s one of my favorite places to forage for morels, porcini, shaggy manes and other various edible mushrooms. Artifacts are another thing to watch for so I enjoyed seeing the ones you found. Aspen are known to be mother trees with their network of roots. Thank you for sharing your nature video in addition to mud larking. My daughter and I enjoy them all 💗
What a lovely relaxing video 😊 and to learn things about fungi/mushrooms & trees that i never knew before 👌😊 thank you Lovelies 🥰
What a magnificent video. Totally different and just beautiful. Kudos I really loved this.donna
It was different but very enjoyable and informative.
Really enjoyed this video. To see all of the different mushrooms was awesome and the wild raspberries. Enjoyed to lesson about mushrooms too.