Back in the day country folk would turn their pigs into the woodlands to feed on oak and beech mast to fatten them up to produce hood hams for the winter. This was called ‘pannage’.
When I saw the question in the title I had a vision of a photograph of a child laying prostrate on the ground having fallen from a great height. Probably due to that happening to me many years ago - I was the child not the photographer. Weird what flashes through your mind at times.
@KT53 - I was thinking the same thing Always tons of them lying on footpaths round here at this time of year. They can be lethal when it's damp! The squirrels usually snaffle loads of them.
As @steephill says - look out for any that the flying rats miss, as they'll appear readily in your garden @sonia35515
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
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Always tons of them lying on footpaths round here at this time of year. They can be lethal when it's damp! The squirrels usually snaffle loads of them.
As @steephill says - look out for any that the flying rats miss, as they'll appear readily in your garden @sonia35515
I remember eating those, as a child, on the way to school!
for the fag ends of the aristocracy.