Generally my posts on our blog are around ‘How to…’ type scenarios, so how to light a fire, how to put up a tarp etc. I stick to practical posts and stay away from ‘philosophical musings’, but in this one I think I might have veered over a little which has surprised me as it […]
We’re delighted to once again be running our awesome Christmas sale. Grab a unique and unforgettable Christmas gift for a loved one, or even treat yourself! This great offer lasts for the whole of December 2020 and includes 10 fantastic bushcraft courses running in 2021. Get a fantastic 20% off bushcraft courses in our […]
I wrote a post back in April 2017 about matches, so have a quick read. However, it’s not always easy to describe how to do something so here’s a video showing you how to light a match. We teach how to light a match on our 1 Day Fire Bushcraft Course, our as well as […]
Paracord is a tremendously useful item to carry on your bushcraft ventures and is an ever present whenever I go to the woods. But if you don’t pack it away carefully it can end up as a tangled mess and difficult to use. Watch this video to find out how to hank your paracord so […]
Quince is a non-native tree in the rose family. It’s related to apples and pears, in fact the fruits look a bit like an oversized pear. It’s often grown for it’s attractive pink blossom but the fruits are not to be overlooked. Here’s a simple recipe for quince jam, a wonderful accompaniment to cheeses and […]
Rosehips are the fruits found on roses, and they are ready at around this time of year. They’re rich in Vitamin C and rosehip syrup is very tasty. This photo is of people collecting rosehips on our autumn foraging course. You might want to take a look at this post on different edible fruits and […]
