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Billy Joe Fudge speaks to edibility of Sinking Creek greens He cannot address the water quality, but he's seen people gathering them and says that With all necessary precautions, he would not be afraid to consume them. See also: Watercress, Wikipedia Billy Joe Fudge writes: Through the years of traveling Hwy 704 I've seen several folks gathering Watercress from the creek.Comments re article 56437 Top Question Is Sinking Creek watercress edible This story was posted on 2012-12-16 11:32:12
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