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What is Apple scrumping?

The ancient, gnarled trees make hard little apples that make hard strong cider, popular in the pubs over there. Tales of autumn apple scrumping are common like those of outhouse-tipping in the States, in fact there's a brand of cider called Scrumpy Jack. Real hardcore scrumping goes on in groups under the cover of darkness, fueled by the very brew. ...

Is scrumping illegal?

Scrumping is, strictly speaking, illegal and one of those things that is charming and scampish when you are eight years old but tends to be frowned upon once you hit 28 years old. So if you’re going to do it, either take a child with you as cover, or do it on common land and call it ‘foraging’ instead. ...

Is scrumping worth it?

"Scrumping is some of the best fun you can have for relatively little money," says Charlie. "Plus there's the fact that it often just feels like you're participating in an exciting adventure. And you can't say better than that, can you?" Abundance Manchester: abundancemanchester.word press.com. ...

What does scrumping mean in etymology?

Good words and what they mean. This month: the etymology (or ate-‘em-ology) of scrumping It’s apple harvest time. But if you have a tree, make sure you get there before the scrumpers do. The practice of ‘scrumping’ for apples is as old as apple trees themselves but interestingly the term ‘scrumping’ doesn’t appear until 1886. ...

Who are 'urban scrumpers'?

They are self-styled "urban scrumpers" – a group who dedicate a fair proportion of their spare time to harvesting the fruits of London's trees and hedgerows and turning them into delicious ciders, jams and flavoured gins. ...

Are local authorities'scrumping' themselves?

It now looks as though some local authorities are looking to become involved in "scrumping" themselves. In September of this year, Islington Council entered into an extraordinary arrangement with the residents of an Archway street to ensure that a bumper crop of edible pears was given away. ...