There is a lot of wild fruit growing along the Forth and Clyde Canal. I had the good fortune to find some brambles to eat during my walk along the canal today.
Brambles next the canal, near Kelvindale.
There are a lot of rose hips, the largest that I have ever seen, on the canal path. Rose hips are used for herbal tea, jam, jelly, soup, wine and marmalade.
Rose hips along the canal path near Maryhill Locks.
Useful link:
Scottish Wild Harvest Association - http://www.scottishwildharvests.org.uk/
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