Strictly speaking theres no size limit on it. There’s 5 oak trees and 3 horse chestnuts in the above picture. A Mountain pine and a spruce too. Potentially big trees. Leaf size is usually one deciding factor on whether it’s possible or not. But then again not many would try a redwood either.
Good luck. Late winter is probably your best time for Yamadori (taking a wild tree).
I’m only learning having played round with some poor efforts in the past but I’ve properly stepped it up this last 8months. It’s not a fast paced hobby but timing is critical.
The only things I took back from my resent holiday in England was a massive lump of Cheddar Cheese, Bacon and Branston pickle. Had bacon butties and cheese sandwitches for a week.
Buy a Vienna loaf… Cut it in half, take out the centre of one of the pieces… fill the inside with chips, and spend the next ten minutes in the closest place to paradise as you eat it… preferably with a builders mug of tea… Did that every lunchtime for years when I was at school :0)
I am going to make potato chips in the fryer.
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