Even the best-laid plans can go wrong. Your Night Navigation tips can end up being out longer than planned and need to find your way home, or back to camp in the dark. Maybe someone get injure, the conditions were tough than expecte or you simply get carry away exploring. Either way, it’s good to…
We’ve all met people who will adamantly say “No way, you won’t get me sleeping outdoors.” Or people who think you’re mad, not only because you sleep outside, but that you actually enjoy it then you should be making it comfy. On delving a little deeper it seems that many people have been put off…
It’s a cold crisp day at the end of winter. The branches are still bare but some green shoots are now starting to show, indicating spring is just around the corner, a welcome sight. Walking along the edge of the stream, the dogs have a paddle in the shallow water. The water levels are lower…
Coppicing is a woodland management practice that dates back to the Neolithic era. This method was used to keep a good source of wood that could be relied upon year after year in rotational patches. By the middle ages the most common form of woodland management was a six year coppice rotation, referred to as…
The Hazel tree is a common sight across the UK. Favouring non-acidic moist soil it is usually found in parkland, hedgerows and woodland. Hazel thrives within woodland where it forms the understory. This native deciduous tree is from the Betulaceae family, that includes six genus of deciduous nut bearing trees. When left un-coppiced Hazel will…
Time in the woods is good for your soul. And time in the woods with great food? Well that is just pure medicine. Today is definitely a day to head out. It’s mid winter, the sky is clear, the sun is out…..and I have a massive Tomahawk steak from the local farm shop. Now this…
Food cooked on the campfire always tastes great. But it’s good to experiment. It’s good to try different foods and different ways of cooking them too, but still on the fire of course. So this week I’ve been cooking steak on slate. And it tastes epic! Heading to one of my favourite woodlands, my dogs…
Immerse yourself in the art of bushcraft as you embark on a hands-on journey to create and personalise essential tools for your outdoor adventures.
This bespoke, one of a kind collaboration course combines Steve Armstrong from Field and Steel, Joe Price from I Skog Och Mark and our very own John Boe. This course combines the traditional skills of fitting a custom handle to a bushcraft knife, crafting a birch bark sheath, and constructing a folding bucksaw — all under the guidance Steve, Joe and John.
Hot Rock Cooking Pancakes with Smoked Crispy Bacon This blog post accompanies our YouTube channel where you can watch this delectable dish unfold before your very eyes! Heading in to the woods is good for your headspace. Whether you are exploring, just passing through or have a place in the woods to settle, work or…
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