Posssible Kid's Bushcraft sleepover in July 2009

[robadams]

Hi out there,

My family and I are planning to attend a Bushcraft course so that I can introduce my wife and kids to the Bushcraft world. My kids (8 & 10) have attended a 1 day intro and are keen to do a sleepover course.
To cut a short story long, I have found this website http://www.earthworks-trust.com/html/campcraft.html offering such courses but not on a date that suit us.
Having spoken to one of the instructors from http://www.campcraftwildernessskills.com/index.html I am looking to arrange a course on Sat 11th or 18th July. Cost would be as posted on the websites, £75 for 1 adult with 1 kid. Nothing in it for me apart from a course run when I am free. We are already 4 and I believe they want a minimum of 5 adults and 5 kids so, for the best instruction, I am asking if there are another 6 of you out there interested. I am happy to open up to more if other adults and kids are interested.
If you are interested pm me and we can try and sort something out.
Please don’t be offended if I am slow to answer I do shift work.


Rob

 

[Steve M]

I'm gonna take my daughter (8), who has been to forest school with her school, to Cornwall RV and see how she gets on before making a commitment, but I'm very interested.

 

[Sainty]

I'm gonna take my daughter (8), who has been to forest school with her school, to Cornwall RV and see how she gets on before making a commitment, but I'm very interested.

I have booked me and my 10 year old daughter on this course:

http://www.footstepsofdiscovery.co.uk/course/content.html#fsw

The guys at Footsteps' are great. We did a one day 'taster' session a couple of years ago and a group of us from work did the Charity Challenge last year. Both were fantastic.

Highly recommended and, if you're going to the RV, you'll be familiar with the woods.

Martin

 

[robadams]

Sorry to say I shall not be taking this further as I have been offered the chance to work in Ghana for 2 years from May. looks like the family and I shall be doing a bit of bushcraft in Africa!
Can't wait.