jdlenton said:blimey never been called that before and wowo pressure
I'm just trying to flatter!
ps. Is there any kind of itinerary established, times etc. for the different workshops yet?
jdlenton said:blimey never been called that before and wowo pressure
They tend to be posted in the classroom each morning detailing what is going on throughout the day...... you can garuntee that if it was all organised and posted in advance something would happen to upset the plans. I think some of the instructors have organised times etc.... but this is very loose and may change.ps. Is there any kind of itinerary established, times etc. for the different workshops yet?
Ed said:They tend to be posted in the classroom each morning detailing what is going on throughout the day...... you can garuntee that if it was all organised and posted in advance something would happen to upset the plans. I think some of the instructors have organised times etc.... but this is very loose and may change.
Ed
Wayne said:Rhoda may well have her partner Kurt with her.
The flint knapping (which needed to be pre booked as there are finite places) is booked up for the day ..... but if there is enough interest there is talk of running a second one for those that were not able to book in advance.I'd just noticed that people had said one or two courses we're booked up....I wondered if I'd been missing the boat a bit.
scruff said:Cheers Ed. I'd just noticed that people had said one or two courses we're booked up....I wondered if I'd been missing the boat a bit.
Thanks for enlightening me.
rich59 said:Is any fishing allowed? Sea or river? Is there shell fish that could be collected? What about rabbiting or foraging for any other wild food?
Wolfie said:FIshing on the beach is OK, however fishing on the river is a bit more complicated. Upstream of the sewage works the fishing is private. Between the sewage works and the sea fishing on the river is permitted but only from the east bank and NOT from the Merthyr Mawr side. The reason for this is that Merthyr Mawr Estate are happy to give people permission to have access across the dunes but not for the purposes of fishing (Access to the dunes is only permissive)
Rabbiting is also not permitted on the dunes or anywhere else on the Estate, likewise for pheasants. I'll have a word with the gamekeeper and see if its possible for him to get some rabbits if anyone wants any.
Wild food foraging is also technically not allowed on the dunes (as far as I understand things) as it is an National Nature Reserve and the removal of plant material is not permitted. However, provided that plants are not being uprooted, only a small amount of material is taken, and the plant is not protected by law there should not be a problem.
Sorry about all this but I would hate anyone to fall foul of the gamekeeper (or the Reserve Warden ) taken to court and the future of the Bushmoot threatened.
Cap'n Badger said:Awwww......At this point I should be sayin'....''Pirate''.....an'.....''Guidlines''......but that would be silly... ....
Unless.... we cobble together a coracle an' paddle o'er t' the east bank!..nah......somehow methinks the fishin' be scupered......
Wolfie said:I'll have a word with the gamekeeper and see if its possible for him to get some rabbits if anyone wants any.
scruff said:I'd love a rabbit - if someone will show me the right way to skin one?
Ogri the trog said:Not a problem there Scruff, it gets easier every time you do it.
Ogri the trog