(ISLE OF MAN) DEATH DINNER & DRUIDS FORAGING (Ballaglass Glen) – July 19th Death or Dinner’ Wild Food and Storytelling

About This Walk

Very exciting to do our first walk onto Manx Territory. We’ll be visiting the wonderful Ballaglass Glen which looks absolutely incredible. Lush green woods and meadows, waterfalls and more species than you can shake a stick at. We’ll be joined by a local foraging expert to bring the whole story to life and we’d love to see you there. 

*Dogs welcome

*Kids (under 12) go free!

Here’s what you’ll learn;

What you can and cannot eat
Wild flavours
Medicinal properties
Good foraging practice and sustainability
History, myth, stories and folklore
A light hearted look at the subject with some ludicrous facts and stories thrown in.

Some plants we may find on this journey:

1. Thistle 
2. Ragwort 
3. White clover? 
4. Daisy 
5. Curled dock 
6. Elder 
7. Buttercup 
8. Ribwort Plantain 
9. Common mallow
10. Oxide Daisy 
11. Blackthorn 
12. Sycamore 
13. Salad burnet 
14. Greater Plantain 
15. Sow thistle 
16. Stinking Bob 
17. Ivy 
18. Old man’s beard 
19. Teasel 
20. Sea kale 
21. Valerian rubus
22. Rock samphire
23. Birdsfoot trefoil 
24. Queen Anne’s lace 
25. Fireweed 
26. Vetch. 26
27. Dog rose 
28. Goose grass 
29. Woody nightshade 
30. Hogweed 
31. Box 
32. Harts tongue fern 
33. Horse chestnut 
34. Wood avens 
35. Mugwort 
36. Nettle 
37. Woundwort 
38. Cow parsley 
39. Agrimony 
40. Yarrow 
41. Brassica 
42. Flea dart 42
43. Burdock 
44. Lesser trefoil 
45. Alkanet 
46. Tutsan 
47. Butterbur
48. Fuschia
49. Yew 
50. Spurge 
51. Dandelion. 
52. Fennel 
53. Wild clary
54. Charlock
55. Lulworth skipper – Tor grass
56. Broom rape