Foraging for fruit

Yes, I would, or dig up some too.

I might...if I was sure... (and it was dark)

I don't think it's actually foraging though!

I would too. Agree about digging up some of the crown.

Oh I would too!

I do have a small patch of rhubarb but it’s not done very well this year. Thing is the family who own the house now aren’t very nice their plans for the property were blocked by neighbours protests to the council. Maybe I’ll mention in passing to my next door neighbour who I know wouldn’t hesitate for a minute to do it. ?

No, I wouldn’t these days.One of the things I noticed when we first came to Australia is that people don’t nick each other’s fruit, oranges, lemons, peaches,figs etc go unpicked even though they hang over fences. Where we used to live in London even an apple would get taken if it was near the footpath.

I would pick some, it will only be wasted if left.

cornishpatsy

I would pick some, it will only be wasted if left.

I totally agree

nanna8

No, I wouldn’t these days.One of the things I noticed when we first came to Australia is that people don’t nick each other’s fruit, oranges, lemons, peaches,figs etc go unpicked even though they hang over fences. Where we used to live in London even an apple would get taken if it was near the footpath.

They must be more honest where you live nanna8.

They have been known to come along with boxes where DD lives and nick fruit off the trees which are near the road!

If it belongs to a family who are going to live there , tanith, I probably wouldn't but if it had been sold to a builder then I would.

I would as long as no-one sees me.

That is not foraging or just being cheeky it is stealing! It might be empty BUT it belongs to someone. Think you know yourself it is wrong if you are going to sneak in by the side plus even asking the question!