2024 has been a busy year for us so far with very few places not taken on our bushcraft, craft and ancestral skills courses. With that said, we have a few places left on some of our remaining 2024 courses and so we’re running a fantastic end of season sale and offering a massive 25% […]
We run our spoon carving course a few times over the course of a year and we’ve got one coming up this weekend. Getting ready for a spoon carving course involves checking that all of the tools are sharp and also getting hold of the raw materials. So today we were in the woods felling a […]
Come to our ancient woodland camp on the Kent Downs for an awesome Woodland Pottery day, gather wild clay, refine it, make beautiful items & fire them all in the same day. Here’s a quick video to give you an idea of what you will be doing. You can see plenty of photos from this […]
After our recent Cordage & Containers course we had some spare sweet chestnut bark and so Nicola decided to make another folded bark container, this one rectangular in shape. We’ve made cylindrical ones before but this time Nicola wanted to make a recantuglar one after seeing a photo of one by Christian Meinhardt and thinking […]
This video was taken on our 2 Day Bushcraft Course in April 2019. It was a bit of a chilly weekend, as you can see from us all wearing hats and scarves! But we still packed a bunch of stuff in, including knife safety and cutting techniques, fire lighting, cordage, foraging, tarps & hammocks, knife […]
Axes are fantastic tools and one that I believe is important for bushcrafters to master. On our 1 Day Axe Workshop the first thing I do is to look at different kinds of axes and then describe to our students the different parts of an axe. Mostly they’re named after body parts, even if the order […]
