Don't know whether anyone else has seen it, but I stumbled across this website today:  http://wildthymebank.wordpress.com/

Loads of foraging recipes on it, some quite, erm, interesting (garlic vodka? ).

We went to a place called Uphill today, been there a few times, it's just south of Weston super Mare and is entirely different in character - small, pretty village, very quiet, nice beach (although in high season car parking there costs £5.00!!! Rip off! ).  At the other end of the beach road is a free car park adjacent to a nature reserve, boatyard, estuary, cafe - lots of lovely walks.  We noticed on our walk an absolute forest of blackberry bushes, as far as the eye could see, along with a few sloes......the only trouble being, most of this wonderful bounty is inaccessible, being behind ditches or fences or in boggy ground, or simply behind masses of spiky brambly stuff .  And why is it that the berries or sloes that are the biggest, ripest and gorgeously juicy looking are up so high you couldn't reach them without a ladder?