Hi There!
I work as a woodland ranger in Fife, on Falkland Estate. I am looking to introduce bushcraft sessions into my work as a way of getting people of all ages into wild foods, minimalist camping, and appreciating the details of nature. I am hoping to learn and share how to structure these sessions from the more experienced of you out there. Hope to hear from some of you soon.
Sam.
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Hi fellow Rangery-type - good to hear from you. Trying similar things myself. cheers.
Hi Sam, a very warm welcome to the NaturalBushcraft forum.
Martin
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Hey Sam, welcome to natural bushcraft!
I live in fife, very close to falkland estate actually, so that area is quite wel known to me
Robb
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Hi Samto Natural Bushcraft
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Howdy Sam !
Steve
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Welcome to the fourms Sam . Great bunch here and real helpfull
Case in point >>> I only started on the fourms a few weeks ago and one of the guys Tony sent me some beautiful shards of flint! ... Thats how helpfull folks are on here
Cheers
AL
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