HERB - herb walks>The other most valuable time spent with fellow herbalists is the Herb >>Walk. > >I've been on some poorly done herb walks before and perhaps I'm >suffering from those impressions. They were not done in an >SCA context before and I never was terribly impressed.

[khkeeler]

> >The other most valuable time spent with fellow herbalists is the Herb
> >>Walk.
> >I've been on some poorly done herb walks before and perhaps I'm
> >suffering from those impressions. They were not done in an
> >SCA context before and I never was terribly impressed.
> It is very true that you need someone who knows the area well.  I have
> accompanied many non-SCA herbalists on walks through their area, and
> always learn something in the process. 

I'm curious about general responses to this.  

What have you liked and disliked about herb walks? 
What constitutes a good one?
What is specific to the SCA vs generally?
(Not an academic question, I believe I agreed to do one at a Royal
University session in eastern Iowa in April)
Agnes
kkeeler1 at unl.edu
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