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All right.

It's beginning our mushroom foray on a tarmac road.

Ahead of us, fields.

Are we going to find mushrooms in fields, Brent?

We have a good chance to find wax caps.

They thrive in Derbyshire fields, grazed fields.

In fact, some of the mushrooms that grow in symbiosis with trees,

you also find in fields, but there has to be a tree nearby.

So this field is great because there's a woodland that's at the side of it.

So you find field mushrooms and wooden mushrooms.

Welcome to the food program with me, Sheila Dillon. And welcome also to the dramatic wildness

of Derbyshire's Peak District. So tell us where we are. You're the Derbyshire girl, Deb.

We've just come out of Bonebridge Carpac in Hayfield and we are on the lower slopes

of Kinder, Kinder Scout, which is the start of the Penang Way actually. This is the route that we take our

public forays on and we had two kids with us on Sunday and they've got eagle eyes, they spot everything

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