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Our courses take place in two locations: 1 - Weir Holme Meadow Weir Holme Meadow, Skenfrith, Monmouth, Monmouthshire NP7 8UG Free parking is available close by along with compositing nearby toilets. WhatThreeWords: https://what3words.com/jolt.waltzes.distorts 2 - Bretforton Grange Estate Bretforton Grnage Estate Main Street, Bretforton, Worcestershire WR11 7JH Free parking and toilets are available onsite. WhatThreeWords: https://what3words.com/twisty.punctual.comet

Introduction to Bushcraft (1 day): Arrival Time: Saturday 9am Course Begins: Saturday 10am Course Finishes: Saturday 5pm Departure: Saturday 6pm Woodland Survival (1 day): Arrival Time: Sunday 9am Course Begins: Sunday10am Course Finishes: Sunday 5pm Departure: Sunday 6pm Combination Course (2 days): Arrival Time: Saturday 9am Course Begins: Saturday 10am Course Finishes: Sunday 5pm Departure: Sunday 6pm

Yes! We host groups of all kinds including: Families Youth groups Teams Clubs Corporate groups We can also bring our courses to a location near you. Just say hello and we'll create a course especially for you. contactgreenwoodbushcraft@gmail.com We look forward to hearing from you. Thank you.

Introduction to Bushcraft Skills (1 day - Saturdays): Lunch will be burgers cooked over the muurikka served with all the trimmings. Woodland Survival Skills (1 day - Sundays): Lunch will be sea bass with dauphinoise potatoes. The sea bass will be ponassed by the participants after a demonstration. The potatoes will be prepared by staff in a dutch oven. Combination Courses (2 days - weekends) Saturday: Lunch - fresh burgers cooked over the muurikka served with all the trimmings. Dinner - Please bring your own food for dinner. We will provided a roaring fire, pans & utensils. Sunday: Breakfast - Piping hot porridge with all the trimmings Lunch - will be sea bass with dauphinoise potatoes. Snacks: please bring your own snacks, especially high energy snacks.

Participant Kit List: This list includes equipment and clothing you need for spending time with us at Green Wood Bushcraft. It is important to think carefully about any items you may need that are specific to you as an individual. Please be aware that incorrect clothing will have a detrimental impact on your experience. Make sure you check the weather forecast before your trip and pack accordingly. Essential Clothing: Waterproof jacket and trousers Insulated layer (fleece jumper or wool, avoid bringing down or synthetic fill jackets) Breathable base layer (avoid cotton if possible) Durable trousers (avoid jeans) Hat (for warmth or sun protection depending on forecast) Gloves (for warmth or handling natural materials) Spare socks Sturdy waterproof boots or walking shoes (no open toe shoes) Equipment: Daypack / rucksack (20–30L capacity) Full water bottle (at least 1 litre) Packed lunch and snacks (unless provided) Any personal medication Personal mug Personal cutlery and plate Recommended: Sunscreen Sit mat or small camping seat Personal hand sanitiser bin bag (for waste) Combination Course - 2 Days Course With Overnight Stay If you're attending a 2 day course with an overnight stay, you’ll need the following kit for sleeping outdoors and staying comfortable.  Essential Clothing: Waterproof jacket and trousers Insulated layer (fleece jumper or wool, avoid bringing down or synthetic fill jackets) Breathable base layer (avoid cotton if possible) Durable trousers (avoid jeans) Hat (for warmth or sun protection depending on forecast) Gloves (for warmth or handling natural materials) Spare socks Sturdy waterproof boots or walking shoes (no open toe shoes) Equipment: Daypack / rucksack (20–30L capacity) Full water bottle (at least 1 litre) Packed lunch and snacks (unless provided) Any personal medication Personal mug Personal cutlery and plate Recommended: Sunscreen Sit mat or small camping seat Personal hand sanitiser bin bag (for waste) FOR THE COMBINATION COURSE PLEASE ALSO BRING: Sleep System: Personal tent, tarp setup, bivvy, or hammock with tarp Sleeping bag suitable for expected temperatures Sleeping mat or underblanket Camping pillow Groundsheet (if sleeping under tarp or bivvy) Additional Clothing: Extra base layers Spare trousers Spare fleece or warm mid-layer Extra socks and underwear Beanie or warm hat (even in summer – UK nights can be cold) Sleepwear (recommended) Closed toe camp shoes (optional) Personal Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste and toiletries Biodegradable soap or wipes Small towel or flannel Toilet paper or tissues (in zip-lock bag to keep dry) Headtorch with spare batteries Camp light or lantern Cook kit and food for dinner (cook on the campfire or bring a gas stove) Small rubbish bag for personal rubbish Cooking items: Pot/pan for cooking evening meal Cooking and eating utensils Optional Extras: Notebook Power bank Earplugs Drybags or zip-locks to keep gear dry Important Considerations Cotton clothing is not recommended — it absorbs moisture and dries slowly. You are responsible for the security of your own belongings. Please label all personal kit, especially sleeping bags and mats. As always Leave No Trace — please pack out all personal equipment and waste at the end of your course.