hi all,
thought id better post up a bit earlier than last time give people a chance to have a gander.
this meet were going back to the lower end of the wood, plenty of space for tree or ground dwellers, (see 'may' meet pics)
at the last outing in june we all had a cracking time with the bow drill thanks to martin, cliff and neil.
ok as before, just a reminder of terms and directions.
im sure i shouldnt have to mention good housekeeping to you, but im going to anyway.
were here on trial so it really is a case of leaving no junk / firescars etc. the only thing we should leave is a good impression, this is a private site, a farmer who i know and who has trusted me. im going to be blunt here, anyone who jeopardises this goodwill will be asked to leave. individual fires are allowed off the ground, there is plenty of windfall and some standing (usual precautions apply) live wood is to be left untouched. under 18s to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, guests or minors will be the responsibility of the person who bought them, a small section on the approach to north wood is sssi, this will be marked and out of bounds as will a small area adjacent to it which is personal to the farmer. ok happy head back on!
fees are a reasonable £4 per head per night, access on friday is from 1700, for security reasons the electronic gates will be closed overnight (i will find out times) location is opposite the belfry golf club on the A4091, map ref' SP19038 95694 (see 'wheres the path' website) for those arriving early there is a large layby opposite the entrance, (with a sit down burger van) which is 'middleton house farm'. full address is;
Middleton House Farm
Tamworth Road
Middleton,
Tamworth
North warwickshire
B78 2BD
the fields on the approach to the wood are sometimes hired out to a private company. if on arrival there is any activity on the meadow between the car park and the wood, and you need to unload your vehicle, keep to the track, proceed with caution with hazards on at 15mph
well thats it for now, any questions just sing out
steve
thought id better post up a bit earlier than last time give people a chance to have a gander.
this meet were going back to the lower end of the wood, plenty of space for tree or ground dwellers, (see 'may' meet pics)
at the last outing in june we all had a cracking time with the bow drill thanks to martin, cliff and neil.
ok as before, just a reminder of terms and directions.
im sure i shouldnt have to mention good housekeeping to you, but im going to anyway.
were here on trial so it really is a case of leaving no junk / firescars etc. the only thing we should leave is a good impression, this is a private site, a farmer who i know and who has trusted me. im going to be blunt here, anyone who jeopardises this goodwill will be asked to leave. individual fires are allowed off the ground, there is plenty of windfall and some standing (usual precautions apply) live wood is to be left untouched. under 18s to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, guests or minors will be the responsibility of the person who bought them, a small section on the approach to north wood is sssi, this will be marked and out of bounds as will a small area adjacent to it which is personal to the farmer. ok happy head back on!
fees are a reasonable £4 per head per night, access on friday is from 1700, for security reasons the electronic gates will be closed overnight (i will find out times) location is opposite the belfry golf club on the A4091, map ref' SP19038 95694 (see 'wheres the path' website) for those arriving early there is a large layby opposite the entrance, (with a sit down burger van) which is 'middleton house farm'. full address is;
Middleton House Farm
Tamworth Road
Middleton,
Tamworth
North warwickshire
B78 2BD
the fields on the approach to the wood are sometimes hired out to a private company. if on arrival there is any activity on the meadow between the car park and the wood, and you need to unload your vehicle, keep to the track, proceed with caution with hazards on at 15mph
well thats it for now, any questions just sing out
steve
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