Hi, Im a new member

[jeggs]

Hi Fellow BushcraftUKer's,
I'm new here, I have had limited BushCraft experience but lots of outdoor hiking and camping.
I'm based between London and Devon, where we have a small woodland on the edge of SE Dartmoor (fortunately with a spring for our water needs). I particularly like hammock camping, and have taken our hammocks to several places throughout the UK and the wider world!
I have been learning coppicing, wattle fence, cleft gate and dry stone walling with DRST, and also belong to Small Woodland Owners Group. Already a keen semi knowledgable forager and amateur herbalist)
I am keen to learn more actual bushcraft skills (currently studying theory based course) and would welcome pointers and advice on further course/experience, particularly practical.
I look forward to meeting like minded people and hope to form some good relationships here.
Best J

 

[TeeDee]

Welcome to the Forum.

Lucky person ref the wood!!

 

[Broch]

Welcome to the forum

 

[jeggs]

Welcome to the Forum.

Lucky person ref the wood!!

Thanks TeeDee....it was a smallish investment from an inheritance....part of my mothers ashes are there, so its a special place in more ways than one

 

[jeggs]

Welcome to the forum

thank you broch...i note your very active here

 

[Mesquite]

Hello and welcome to the forum

 

[crosslandkelly]

Hi, welcome and enjoy.

 

[John Fenna]

Hello and welcome!

 

[demented dale]

Hi Fellow BushcraftUKer's,
I'm new here, I have had limited BushCraft experience but lots of outdoor hiking and camping.
I'm based between London and Devon, where we have a small woodland on the edge of SE Dartmoor (fortunately with a spring for our water needs). I particularly like hammock camping, and have taken our hammocks to several places throughout the UK and the wider world!
I have been learning coppicing, wattle fence, cleft gate and dry stone walling with DRST, and also belong to Small Woodland Owners Group. Already a keen semi knowledgable forager and amateur herbalist)
I am keen to learn more actual bushcraft skills (currently studying theory based course) and would welcome pointers and advice on further course/experience, particularly practical.
I look forward to meeting like minded people and hope to form some good relationships here.
Best J

big welcome to u jeggs x.

 

[jeggs]

Welcome to the Forum.

Lucky person ref the wood!!

I notice your from Exeter.... When I'm down we stay in West Exeter.... alphington way...are you west of the exe?

 

[TeeDee]

I notice your from Exeter.... When I'm down we stay in West Exeter.... alphington way...are you west of the exe?

Close to Exeter but not in Exeter per se - I live in the styx ( not literally - but you know what I mean )

 

[Ystranc]

Welcome Jeggs, I hope you enjoy yourself here.

 

[Brizzlebush]

Welcome along!