Just back from spending a couple of days in Sedbergh on the Cumbrian border. Not bushie in the main as it was SWMBO's birthday treat - nice B&B and future brownie points stored away 
However I did manage to fit a visit to this green wood working event at a local craft mill http://www.farfieldmill.org/index.php?id=howgill#c694
It's organised by the NW Coppice Association and is well worth a visit if you're in the area and it's running til the end of the month. There are some practical green woodwork workshops and activies for childerbeasts and a brilliant exhibition of green wood crafts with everything from spoons to beautiful handmade beds, some fantastic skills on show. Loads of ideas and inspiration and a chance to chat with other coppice workers/craftspeople.
Sedbergh and the surrounding Howgill fells are well worth a visit. Much quieter than the lakes, not sure about bushie camp potential as it's pretty rolling and open but the quiet nature of the fells would probably lend itself to wildcamps.
However I did manage to fit a visit to this green wood working event at a local craft mill http://www.farfieldmill.org/index.php?id=howgill#c694It's organised by the NW Coppice Association and is well worth a visit if you're in the area and it's running til the end of the month. There are some practical green woodwork workshops and activies for childerbeasts and a brilliant exhibition of green wood crafts with everything from spoons to beautiful handmade beds, some fantastic skills on show. Loads of ideas and inspiration and a chance to chat with other coppice workers/craftspeople.
Sedbergh and the surrounding Howgill fells are well worth a visit. Much quieter than the lakes, not sure about bushie camp potential as it's pretty rolling and open but the quiet nature of the fells would probably lend itself to wildcamps.
