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Nature, primitive skills, bushcraft and camping in The Chiltern hills, Buckinghamshire, UK.

" 10/10 would learn bushcraft from Alex again! He was very knowledgeable and friendly, we had a wonderful time!

 

We're both nature enthusiasts and were looking for someone to teach us how to survive and live sustainably in nature at an introductory stage.

 

All tools and kit was provided on site, we were shown how to use everything safely and given a good degree of freedom to experiment as well. Alex was very friendly and patient with teaching us a variety of knowledge, e.g. plant identification and uses in the woodlands, how to use tools or make items from different types of wood, we chose to make primitive arrows. It was truly a fantastic weekend for the both of us.

 

Seriously you won't regret learning bushcraft from him!"


-Customer from Reading

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Bushcraft and nature courses

Courses to teach outdoor skills that help us understand and make use of the natural environment. I run custom courses 1:1 or with small groups, so please drop me an email to ask about what you fancy learning and I'm sure I can help.

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Masterclasses

Expert tuition one to one or in very small groups to help you get to the next level.

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Guided walks

Enjoy the Chilterns as I take you on a short walk with plenty of stops to explain the trees, plants and animals around us and how we can make better use of them.

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Buy hand crafted products

Hand carved wood, and foraged wild food and medicine

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Firesteels

If you've used a firesteel on one of my courses I recommend this on on Amazon - it's very good value and can be used by left and right handed kids and adults to produce very hot sparks to ignite your tinder

Tarps

Waterproof tarps for shelter building and camping. This is the best value tarp I've found and I use it on my courses.

Headtorch

The Petzel core has a rechargeable and removable battery; I always keep 2 batteries with me.

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