Episode 3
Mary Ann and Lucy explore plants that thrive at the edge, from cycle paths to farmyards and wild garden corners.
M脿iri Anna NicUalraig agus Liusaidh Cooke 鈥� An C貌caire Fiadhain 鈥� a鈥� r霉rachd airson tairbheartas n脿dair. Tha na h-igheanan Air An Oir, far an gabh biadhan s貌nraichte a lorg, gu h-脿raid air an t-s脿ilean. Bidh iad a鈥� coimhead air far a bheil buaidh mac an duine follaiseach, feuch d猫 se貌rsa planntrais a tha d猫anamh gu math san talamh sin, bho shlighean baidhseagal gu talamh-tuathanais, agus fi霉 鈥檚 oiseanan fiadhain ann an g脿raidhean foirmeil. Agus bheir Liusaidh M脿iri Anna a Lodainn an Ear a shealltainn dhi an r脿mh-dhroigheann mara a tha cho pailt ann am bacannan na sg矛re, agus far a bheil cuid a鈥� gabhail cothroim a chleachdadh an gn矛omhachas. Gabhaidh iad cothrom deoch geur a dh猫anamh ann an suidheachadh 脿lainn g脿radh lus-e貌lach Dh霉n 脠ideann mas till iad dhachaigh airson beachdachadh air an r貌ic.
Mary Ann Kennedy and Lucy Cooke, The Wild Cooke, forage for nature鈥檚 bounty. The two are on the edge of nature where there are some special finds, especially on the saltmarsh. They explore plants that thrive at the edge, from cycle paths to farmyards and wild garden corners.
Lucy visits a favourite east coast location to show Mary Ann seabuckthorn, which grows in shoreline dunes and where enterprising companies are making the most of the fruit. They take the chance to prepare a 鈥榟ot-shot鈥� drink with the berries in the beautiful surroundings of Edinburgh鈥檚 botanic gardens before heading home to prepare for the feast.
In Gaelic with English subtitles
