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Hi I am Natalie below are pics of my Flat Coat retriever Tallie. She is a Ronevorg Flat Coat and is 3/4 Swedish. Tallie was five months old on Friday. We live in Worcester and are really looking forward to 🤞🏻train to find truffles and go off and have adventures. Myself I am a complete novice to Truffle hunting. I had a one day Truffle experience day last year with The English Truffle company and knew that this was something I wanted to do for myself. I love being outdoors, I love dogs, I love food. I’m a natural finder/forager/treasure hunter. It could be shells, sea glass, fungi, treasure (yes I asked for a metal detector for Mother’s Day). Really looking forward to being part of this community. Thank you Ben for setting this up.

Finding an online platform that offers information on which trees are predominantly growing in woodlands in an area. Found https://mapapps2.bgs.ac.uk/ukso/home.html?layer=NSRINativeWoodlandSuitability Now to start understanding the app fully..! 🤩 I am not a whizz with apps/computers, I feel like a winner, even if the app has been mentioned.. 😆

---> A Step-By-Step Beginners Guide On How To Find Truffle Habitats In The UK. For those of you who have introduced yourself, engaged in the club and earned your points to make it to Level 2, you've unlocked "Your Onboarding Completion Gift" - which has now just been updated by me. This can be accessed by going to the "Classroom" tab. What is it and who is it for? This step-by-step guide is perfect for those who are new to truffle hunting and don’t have any insider knowledge yet about where to look. It provides a solid starting point to help you independently research and identify potential truffle-producing habitats in the UK by yourself. Want to shape and improve this guide for future members? - Drop your comments below with your ideas and suggestions 🙏

Would the group recommend getting a pH meter to test soil pH? If so, does anyone have a recommendation of a good meter?