Workshops, Activities & Demonstrations

EVENTS PROGRAMME:

FRIDAY ACTIVITIES.

Instructor guided projects

These projects will be facilitated for you to get involved in. Although started and mentored by instructors these are all opportunities for you to get your hands dirty and experience some larger Bushcraft and Wilderness Living Skills Projects. They take place at the instructors stand unless otherwise specified.

Chalk carving-Jess Shaw, Butser Ancient Farm

Advanced Spoon Carving-Forest Knights

Fundamentals of Mantracking Skills : Kyt Lyn Walken

Salmon Skin and other unusual tannings, tanning and preserving skill from fish, frogs feet and more! - Willow Lohr

The survivor knot : 112 Survival

Hapa-Zome, Flower Pounding Dye workshop: Polbens Pigments

Bushcraft sceince projects : Feral Science

How to hand stitch leather goods : Journeyman Handcraft

How to Repair Your Gear : Journeyman Handcraft

Experimental Cordage & Crafted wooden beads-Discover Bushcraft

Pewter Casting : Wilderness Tribe CIC

Prehistoric skills: Prehistoric Experiences

Upcycling, making cordage from waste : Pippin and Gile

Making cordage or yarn with a Turkish Drop Spindle: Pippin and Gile

Bowl & Spoon Carving : Jill Swan

Boatbuilding and Woodcraft - Fudge the Boat Builder

Herb Identification : Battle Herbal Clinic

Making a Birch Bark Pot-Axe and Paddle Bushcraft

Tool forging on a ground level forge : Dave Budd

Sharpening skills : Dave Budd

Knot Tying skills : International Guild of Knot Tyers

Willow Weaving : Trottiscliffe Willow

Making natural Wooden Catapults : Wildroots Wood

Skeined Basket demos-Shannon Berry Nature

Tools and products from the world of Mycology : Wildroots Wood

Make a slate arrowhead and Neolithic arrow: IOL ( Institute for outdoor learning )

Canoeing on the lake - Roar Outdoors

Group Bowdrill -Land and wave

Whistle making - Woodland Survival Crafts

Coyote Kids Activities- Wild Woodcraft

Drop in hand pocked tattoo over 18 only-Woodland Ways

Spoon Carving- Down in The Woods

Sharpening sessions-Ben Orford

Pole Lathing and greenwoodwork- Poppa Hobbit

Charcoal making and greenwoodwork- Richard Ely Greenwwod Craftsman

Deer Processing, all UK species- Woodland Ways

Lip balm, survival balm & beard oil making (drop in anytime) -Hendon Soap Co

Make Your Own Cream from Wild Plants- Battle Clinic of Herbal Medicine

Wooden Flower making- Woodland Survival Crafts

Managment of major hemorrage-Bush Doc

Managing fractures and dislocation in the wilderness- Bush Doc

Medical Kits and equipment for outdoor and expedition use- Bush Doc

Making Self bows and arrows- APLT&GW-Demo

Tree walk in Hole Park-Sonia Winder- Guided walk at 1400 from outside The IOL Bushcraft stand


STORYTELLING ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Storytelling for Coyote Kids (11 and under) @ 6pm in Prehistoric Experiences stand

FRIDAY GIG NIGHT (AVAILABLE TO WHOLE EVENT TICKETS HOLDERS ONLY)

Musicians to play for us: The Roger Hubbard Band @ 8.00pm

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ACTIVITIES. Please note: No dogs allowed onsite

Throughout Saturday and Sunday there are one hour workshops and demonstrations running concurrently on a comprehensive range of Bushcraft and related subjects including:

ARCHERY RANGE
- Timber Hitch Archery - Activity

MAKING A QUALITY BOW DRILL SET - Woodland Survival Crafts - Workshop

AXE THROWING AREA - South Coast Axe Throwing - Activity

SCRAPERS AND BURINS - Prehistoric Experiences - Workshop

BLACKSMITHING - Dave Budd - Demonstration

BOAT BUILDING- The construction of a 12 1/2 foot clinker built canoe- Fudge The Boat Builder

BOTANNICAL DYEING - Natural dyeing skills for wool and animal fibres including dye bath and colour fastness-Pippin & Gile - Workshop

BOWSTRINGS IN PRE HISTORY-Feral Science : Workshop

PEWTER CASTING- The foundation for casting metal in the wild- Wilderness Tribe CIC-Workshop

CANOEING ON THE LAKE - Roar Outdoors - 30 minute Adult Sessions

CARVING A SPOON - Down in the Woods - Workshop

CARVING TOOLS AND MAINTENANCE - DOWN IN THE WOODS- Workshop

CARVING WOODLAND HABERSHAERY ITEMS, FROM CROCHET HOOKS TO BUTTONS-The Woodland Haberdasher

FORAGING FOR FIRST AID- Down in the Woods- Workshop

CHARCOAL MAKING AND GREEN WOODWORK- Richard Ely Greenwwod Craftsman-Demonstration

FAIRY BASKETS - Discover Bushcraft - Workshop

FAITH IN NATURE- An inspiring talk on how to engage and activate your intuitive mental states, as well as embrace the the traditional importance of ritualand ceremony to improve your survival tecjniques in nature and society: Willow Lohr-Workshop

FIELD ARCHERY- Forest Knights-Workshop

FLINT SCRAPERS OR BURINS- Prehistoric Experiences-Workshop

FORGING IN A GROUND LEVEL FORGE- Dave Budd -Demonstration

FIRELIGHTING- Woodland Survival Crafts - Workshop

RUDIGER FIRE ROLL - IOL Bushcraft - Workshop

FLINT SCRAPER & FIRESTARTER - Prehistoric Experiences - Workshop

GREENWOODWORKING INCLUDING BOWLTURNING AND ASSOCIATED CRAFTS- Sussex Bodgers-Demonstration

Group Bowdrill -Land and wave-hands on session

HANDCRAFTING LEATHER POUCHES- Pirate Leathercraft - Demonstration

HANDCARVING TECHNIQUES- Giles Newman - Demonstration & Interactive

HERB WALK - Battle Herbal Clinic

HOW TO IDENTIFY AND DECIPHER TRACKS ON DIFFERENT TERRAINS - Kyt Lyn Walken - Workshop

HOW TO ENHANCE OUR OBSERVATION SKILLS -Kyt Lyn Walken : Workshop

HOW TO MAKE A FAST BOW - IOL Bushcraft - Workshop

KNIFE & AXE SHARPENING - Down in the Woods- Activity

KNOTS & ROPEWORK - Richard Hopkins - Demonstration

CONIFERS KNOW YOUR NEEDLES- Woodland Ways- Workshop

MAKING A BIRCH BARK POT- Axe and Paddle Bushcraft - Demonstration

MAKE A QUALITY HAND DRILL SET- Woodland Survival Crafts - Workshop

PRIMITIVE SOAP MAKING PARTS 1 AND 2-Hendon Soap Co-Workshop

PRIMITIVE HUNTING TECHNIQUES-IOL Bushcraft- Workshop

MEDICINE MAKING - Battle Herbal Clinic - Activity

NATURAL DYEING- The woodland haberdasher-Demonstration

SPOON CARVING- Down in The Woods -Workshop

SURVIVAL FIRE - 112 Survival - Workshop

SHARPENING SESSIONS-Ben Orford- Demos

SPOON CARVING -Jill Swan/ Spoontown - Demonstration

PEWTER CASTING - Limited Numbers - Wilderness Tribe - Activity

POLE LATHING AND GREENWOODWORKING-Poppa Hobbit- Demonstration

PRIMITIVE HUNTING TOOLS _ Beyond the bow - IOL Bushcraft - Workshop

PRACTICAL TRACKING SKILLS - Woodland Ways Stand - Workshop

PREVENTATIVE SEARCH AND RESCUE-112 Survival- Workshop

WHATS IN YOUR WATER AND HOW TO REMOVE IT - Feral Science - Workshop

PRODUCE A FORTIFIED WINE-learn how to make your own foraged fruit fortified wine for various foraged fruits - Pippin and Gile and Feral Science-Activity Friday morning

SHARPENING SERVICES - Dave Budd Stand - Demonstration

SURVIVOR KNOT - 112 Survival - Activity

TRACKING SKILLS - SPOOR IDENTIFICATION - Woodland Ways - Workshop

TRADITIONAL BOWMAKING - Steve Munn APLT&GW - Demonstration

Watercolour paint making and painting : Polbens Pigments: Workshop

WHITTLING AN OWL - Down in the Woods

Wool spinning with Drop Spindles-Jess Shaw Buster Ancient Farm-Workshop

Haemorrhage control. controlling massive bleeding-Bush Doc-Workshop

Eye, ear, nose and dental problems in the wilderness-Tips and tricks used by professionals to manage these complaints- Bush Doc- Workshop

Trauma management in remote environments- Asessment and treatment of serious trauma in remote environments-Bush Doc- Workshop

Medical kits and equipment for adventurous travel- Bush Doc- Demo

WOOL, PROCESSING SHEEP FLEECE TO SPUN FIBRE-Woolworks- Hands on Demonstration

YOGA WORKSHOP- FLOCK YOGA-A one hour yoga session in The Roundhouse at 0900 on Saturday and Sunday. Please bring your own mat and if muddy, your boots as it will still go ahead!

STORYTELLING for Coyote kids in Prehistoric Experiences Stand @1800

SATURDAY GIG NIGHT (AVAILABLE TO WHOLE EVENT TICKETS HOLDERS ONLY)

Musicians to play for us: The RNLI Shanty Singers at 7pm and The Tar Babies at 8pm

MASTERCLASSES

Masterclass timetable, bookable in advance:


Tracking skills in daily life
: Kyt Lyn Walken/ The Way Of Tracking :Knowledge and benefits in employing observation skills to evaluate people, scenarios and avoiding risks and dangers whilst improving critical and logical thinking.

Pressure Flaking arrowheads. Learn the prehistoric skill of pressure flaking to create your own arrowheads with Sarah Day AKA memma the Cavewoman

Sew a leather Saami style coffee pouch : Willow Lohr: Using lovely naturally coloured leathers, you will sew your own Saami style coffee pouch. This iconic unique Saami design is typical of a nomadic people. Because of the pleats, the pouch can contain a lot of contents, but as the contents diminish, the pouch takes up less and less space. (Unlike a box or pot) You will learn the cut the design, sew leather using leather needles and sinew, insert a weld, and two different sewing stiches, including the ‘puckering stitch’. Whilst you sew you will learn more about the Saami, their craftwork and lifestyle.

Make your own Broken Roof Cave Style Atlatl: Feral Science:Constructing a truly pre-historic style spear thrower as found in the Chinle Creek area of North Eastern Arizona.

Make your own Grass Coild Basket:Work with Discover Bushcraft to create your own grass coil basket.

Bread making with Down in the Woods:Learn the art of producing wholesome and tasty bread in the back country with Chris Pryke of Down in the woods.

Squirrel Skin Tanning with Axe and Paddle Bushcraft:Steve Le Say will guide you through the process of tanning a whole squirrel skin.

Wild Cookery with Pippin and Gile:Join us to create a food sensation all cooked over an open fire.Don't think that fine dining and bushcraft combine? Well think again.

Hot smoked pigen breast, with a seedy soda bread and sauteed wild greens. Vegetarian options available too.

Make a Wood and Leather Tankard or Goblet with Bison Bushcraft:Employing several skills that Bardster will guide you through. Come and craft your own historic and useable drinking vessel from oak and leather.

Bushcraft for Mental health with Wilderness Tribe:Chris Grice of Wilderness Tribe CIC explores the cross over between bushcraft and positive mental health giving an understanding of skills that we can take with us to be stronger and more resilient, at home, work or whatever challenges face you next.