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   Nath:

   Posted 1 year ago by Moderator

   Cor blimey, I've no idea. I suppose you could have a look on various walkers and ramblers websites or ask locally. Me thinks the latter would be the best option!

   Welcome to the forum Anyhoo, I hope you find em!

   Conditionin'/Drinkin' - OPA Pale
   Conditionin' - LEB Pale
   Conditionin' - Thwaits Nutty Black
   Plannin' - A user upper!
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   simonb_13:

   Posted 1 year ago by Member

   I can't help with elderberries I'm afraid but welcome to the forum.

   Planning: PJ Clone
   Fermenting:
   Condtioning: Twibute Clone
   Drinking: 100% wheat, Fixby Gold
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   Greg:

   Posted 1 year ago by Admin

   They should be pretty much everywhere in the country side although you have to be quick as most round here have fallen off now. A couple of week ago was the best time to get them.

   You can buy them dried if not.

   Planning:Maybe a lager.
   Fermenting:
   Conditioning:Pale with Styrians
   Drinking:Cascade Pale Ale, Summer Lightning
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   Tony:

   Posted 1 year ago by Member

   Nice to meet you!

   You'll have to be quick... most have been picked or eaten by the birds around here! Good luck
   

   Beer will get you through the times of no money better than money will get you through the times of no beer
   (with grateful thanks to the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers and slightly adapted)
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   janej:

   Posted 1 year ago by Member

   Thanks for your help.
   Like you said, I've left it a bit late. Better luck next year!
   

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   janej:

   Posted 1 year ago by Member

   Managed to find quite a lot of elderberries up on the White Ciffs of Dover.
   mind you it did cost me £3 to get up there, since its been taken over by National Trust.
   starting my first batch tomorrow.

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   Nath:

   Posted 1 year ago by Moderator

   Great to hear, keep us posted on how it all goes.

   Conditionin'/Drinkin' - OPA Pale
   Conditionin' - LEB Pale
   Conditionin' - Thwaits Nutty Black
   Plannin' - A user upper!
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   Tony:

   Posted 1 year ago by Member

   mind you it did cost me £3 to get up there, since its been taken over by National Trust.

   there's a place a couple of miles from where I grew up called Clovelly, its privately owned (the whole village) and will cost you £6 to get in there!

   Beer will get you through the times of no money better than money will get you through the times of no beer
   (with grateful thanks to the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers and slightly adapted)