Greetings from Norway!
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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
Oi! Beklager, men jeg så ikke denne før nå.
Takk for velkomsten! Gøy med andre landsmenn her
Hello everyone! 
I have been gone for so long that I thought it might be polite of me to write a few words, now that I´m back.
A lot has happened the past two years, and this shortly sums it up: I lived in Spain for 7 months, and while I was there I bought a small farm back home in Norway (away from the coast, thank God!). My mother had cancer, but survived, for which I am very grateful!
I bought a new spanish horse, and my first very own shotgun (My Precious). A rifle is next on my list for 2016.
My old dog is still alive, hurray, and now I also keep chickens for eggs and meat. I am considering keeping a couple of pigs or sheep for meat but haven´t decided yet. Time will show
I spend my days being chased by moose and beavers, restoring my poor neglected property, training horses for costumers and giving lessons, and generally trying to fit to many things into one day.
I look forward to gain more knowledge here, and to read about other peoples trips around and about
Cheers!
I have been gone for so long that I thought it might be polite of me to write a few words, now that I´m back.
A lot has happened the past two years, and this shortly sums it up: I lived in Spain for 7 months, and while I was there I bought a small farm back home in Norway (away from the coast, thank God!). My mother had cancer, but survived, for which I am very grateful!
I bought a new spanish horse, and my first very own shotgun (My Precious). A rifle is next on my list for 2016.
My old dog is still alive, hurray, and now I also keep chickens for eggs and meat. I am considering keeping a couple of pigs or sheep for meat but haven´t decided yet. Time will show
I spend my days being chased by moose and beavers, restoring my poor neglected property, training horses for costumers and giving lessons, and generally trying to fit to many things into one day.
I look forward to gain more knowledge here, and to read about other peoples trips around and about
Cheers!
Welcome back.
You did kind of drop of the radar but it sounds like you've been busy with both good and bad things. Sounds like it's heading in the right direction though.
Hope things continue to improve and looking forward to hearing of your continued adventures. The farm sounds great.
GB.
Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
You did kind of drop of the radar but it sounds like you've been busy with both good and bad things. Sounds like it's heading in the right direction though.
Hope things continue to improve and looking forward to hearing of your continued adventures. The farm sounds great.
GB.
Sent via smoke-signal from a woodland in Scotland.
Hej Arya,
seems like more and more folks are getting into farming via bushcrafting... You're not alone!
seems like more and more folks are getting into farming via bushcrafting... You're not alone!
Hi Arya, I'm a newbie here at BCUK, but welcome back! What a fantastic life you're making for yourself!
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Dreadhead
Bushcrafter through and through
I love the småbruk mentality in Norway, have been looking for ways to move there ever since I spent a year moving from farm to farm. Good luck with your new adventure!
Thank you very much!
Dreadhead; What is stopping you? I hope you get the opportunity to live here, if that is what you wish.
I have fallen in love with my own country after living abroad, to the point where it is almost sickening
Life is short, go for it!
Dreadhead; What is stopping you?
I hope you get the opportunity to live here, if that is what you wish. I have fallen in love with my own country after living abroad, to the point where it is almost sickening
Life is short, go for it!
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