advice on courses around the world ?

[maverix]

Dammit it allways seems to be like this.

After a legnthy absence from here for a while due to illness and otherwise work im just starting to settle at home when bang i have an urge to go on a course.

Anyone have any views?

Im pondering a trip over to Canada for a karamat course, but wondered if for the £1k plus it will be costing me wether id get the same thing over here, I know a few from this side of the Atlantic have made the journey and wondered wether they thought it was worth the trip?

Certainly would be interesting to know what people think is the best way to use a budget like that (I mean in a bushcraft kinda way, so no suggestions of buying a round for the entire BCUK membership)

 

[torjusg]

You can come with me this summer on the fishing trip I arrange :

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=10546

You will be plenty covered on that budget. It is not really a course, but I will bring along plenty of antler and flint so we may do some antler crafting and flintknapping. In addition you will learn how to fish, about edible plants and general woodcrafting.

Torjus Gaaren

 

[Stuart]

Im pondering a trip over to Canada for a karamat course, but wondered if for the £1k plus it will be costing me wether id get the same thing over here, I know a few from this side of the Atlantic have made the journey and wondered wether they thought it was worth the trip?

I thought it was worth the trip when I went last year.

but having said that there seems little point to flying out to canada to learn from Mors Kochanski when Mors will be flying over here to teach at the BushcraftUK Bushmoot in July.