Bushcraft First aid course

[BigShot]

It's nice to hear it went well, I'm absolutely gutted I couldn't make it.

After all the PMs I exchanged with John warning that I might not make it but was going to try - I was actually free to get there and was looking forwards to heading along.
Somewhat annoyingly though, payment for a job came in late and I couldn't afford the sodding petrol to get up there and back.

I'm really gutted to have missed out on this one.

John, thanks a million for giving up your time to train people like this and please do let me know if you do something similar again - I still want the training and should be a bit more flush next time around.

I might chuck a few bob at the Red Cross anyway.



Out of interest - did you cover tick removal? Gailainne might actually qualify for the first real-world use of the training you gave if so.

 

[Barn Owl]

I slept a full 12 hours when I got home and only just finished sorting out my kit. Just to say a very big thank you from me on behalf of the Red Cross, you good people have generously donated the grand total of £185.00 for the charity and I could'nt be more pleased, thank you all very much. :You_Rock_

Well done folks

Wish I could have made it

Tom.

 

[Sniper]

Unfortunately we did'nt cover it Bigshot, but it was mentioned during a discussion. It was a pity you could'nt make it, or you Barn Owl, it was great fun and the weather was brilliant unusually.

 

[JFW]

Can only agree with everyones comments. It was a great weekend and I now have level of confidence for dealing with any first aid situation. It was a great refresher for my 20 year old first aid knowledge. John's teaching method was laid back and comfortable, unlike the couches, well done John.

Cheers

JFW

 

[Sniper]

Thank you all for your kind words, you were a great bunch to work with and seems the consensus was it was worth it, a good result all round.