hey im here at school. haha they let me on the site cool.

mmm i love sassafrass tea. I go out into the woods and dig up the small new roots. then i boile them in water untill the water is a reddish pink color. add honey and drink. Stuffs good. makes you feel good. if you drink too much you have a mild narcotic effect. Thats mostlikley whats making me feel good. haha.

yep i know where 6 sasafrass trees are. shame there so rare. i gaurd there location becase i dont want any one else takeing my roots.  english if you ever come to the us for a vacation or something i recomend sasafrass tea.

yep great in the spring. do you know any plants i can make tea out of that are in the us? I have made rose bud tea and thats pretty good. pepermint tea. thats also pretty good. and thats about the end of my tea plant knowleg.

You could make spruce leaf tea.  Staves off scurvy in winter, when there is pretty much nothing except spruce leaves.  Just take some pine needles, put them in a cup, add some water that has just come off the boil (boiling water will destroy the vitamin C, so let it cool a while) and voila, something to get you through winter.

I was shown all the halucinatory plants I know by my uncle, who is a bit of a rogue, and knows such things.  I have no idea about the names, but I could find out if you like.  I'll see if my uncle knows, and if he doesn't, I'll look in books for ones I know by sight.
  Rosebay willowherb is quite an important survival plant if you can find it.
  I've made a good survival weapon, the way I mentioned.  Actually, two of them, one short spear sized, for throwing, perhaps, and one long.  The short one is birch and the longer one is ash.

You mean that WASN'T a herd of small mammoths?  Oh man, that would explain a lot.  Like the lack of trumpeting, and they seemed to be moving pretty fast, though, looking back with lucidity, they could have been cars...You know, they DID seem kind of hairles...Oh crap.

english that would be great we have loads of rosebay willowherb over here best for winter cordage. them little mammothes dident taste like i thought they would and there trunks were back to front