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I'm Sheila Dylan and this is the food program.

This podcast is an extended free-ranging version of our program this week.

It's all about food and the outdoors.

So join me and some special guests in a field as we go camping.

For me, camping has meant misery, cold, wet and bad food.

I gave it up a long time ago.

But I was persuaded that I should at least try to think again to consider a new embrace of the outdoor life.

So I got in touch with some of the most interesting and knowledgeable people in the world of camping and outdoor cooking

and invited them to join me in a field to pitch tents and to gather around the campfire.

From a man who smokes fish in an old ammunition box to a wild drinks

guru and to the musician broadcaster and food in the outdoors enthusiast, Kerris Matthews.

And so a few days ago, traveling light because someone else was bringing me a tent, I got off the

train in Chepstow in unexpected and unforecasted blazing sunshine and drove up into the lush

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