hey from wolverhampton

[Bear mears]

hey folks, newbie here keen to get out on my first outing. been into watching bushcraft for quite some time just never got round to it. any locations in the midlands anybody can suggest with the least chance of hastle from land owners etc as the rules in this country are somewhat ridiculous but understandable due to us not having much open land. thanks Ash

 

[crosslandkelly]

Hi Ash, welcome and enjoy. Keep an eye out here, http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=57

 

[Dreadhead]

welcome aboard

 

[Bear mears]

Hi cheers i checked it out thats a shame there is a "torn" meet in coventry this weekend dont know if thats a members only thing? I would of loved to jump on board for my first experience with my daughter if welcome of course, ah well gives me more time to select my gear thanks il keep my eye on it.

 

[crosslandkelly]

Hi cheers i checked it out thats a shame there is a "torn" meet in coventry this weekend dont know if thats a members only thing? I would of loved to jump on board for my first experience with my daughter if welcome of course, ah well gives me more time to select my gear thanks il keep my eye on it.

They are a nice bunch of lads at Rough close, they'll make you very welcome.

 

[TinkyPete]

Hi and Welcome.

We have a meet next moth at North Wood which is near to the Belfry golf course, the Bluebell meet is one of the high lights and you are welcome to come along and see the wood in it's best colours of the year

 

[Mesquite]

Hello and welcome to the forum Ash

 

[Bear mears]

Cheers bud

 

[John Fenna]

Hello and welcome!

 

[Idleknight]

Welcome to the forum, while I'm a East Midlands guy, I work in West Brom and would like to find some places and people to hang out with in the West Midlands.
How old is your daughter? Mine are 8 and 10 and do a bit of bushcraft stuff with me.

 

[Bear mears]

Mines 12 matey... We are absolute amateurs and we are off for our first camping trip on fri

 

[Idleknight]

My girls are 9 and almost 11. They love camping, getting them wild camping is a bit trickier, have won over my youngest, but still working on my eldest. Have a look at the bushcraft festivals and other gatherings. While kids love 121 parent time, they also love being with other kids.

 

[Wayne]

Welcome to the forum. Wild camping can be difficult unless you're on open access land. Remember all parts of the UK are owned by someone so you need to seek landowners permission or be prepared to move on if asked.