“At Last! Your Chance To Be

Part Of The UK’s First…

Women-Only Bushcraft Course”

Ever wished you could learn and practice Bushcraft and Wilderness Survival Skills - in a relaxed female group?
 

Well, I’ve put together an exclusive women-only course that allows you to do just that and no previous experience is required. 

From my own experiences - and listening to your needs - it’s clear you want something where you can learn Bushcraft and Wilderness Survival skills in a RELAXED atmosphere.

 So now I’m going to run a totally UNIQUE - weekend survival course - developed for those of you who want to learn Bushcraft in the company of other women.

On this ground-breaking course - you’ll be shown vital wilderness survival skills - at a relaxed pace - in an exclusive all woman group with lots of hands on experience.

During the course you will discover: 

• Four Priorities: Learn what they are and how important they are in any survival situation.

• The ideal type of fire to build: We’ll show you a quick and easy way to build a fire that’s simple to light -- easy to keep going -- and burns nice and hot. This is an essential skill to learn. 

• A quick and easy way to light a roaring fire… WITHOUT matches or a lighter: Just by using a special pocket size fire lighting “tool” -- you’ll never have to worry about losing a gas lighter -- or trying to use damp soggy matches -- EVER again. We’ll show you what this tool is -- and more importantly -- HOW to use it. It’s so simple to use -- even when the tool is WET. 

• 3 ways to build a “debris” shelter that’ll keep you warm… dry: Once you know these 3 simple survival shelters - you’ll be able to adapt them for use in many situations.

• Where to FIND water… even when the ground’s as dry-as-a-bone You’ll be shown how to gather water -- even if you can’t find any rivers, streams or pools nearby. 

• How to move easily through woodland… as SILENTLY as a Fox. Moving around silently is a good skill to learn. You’ll quickly and easily learn how to do it - so you can get closer to animals and humans. 
   

• How to make string and cords from the prickliest and stingiest plants in the forest. Using plant fibres -- you can make good strong cords and string to tie things together. This’ll come in very handy for all sorts of things around the camp. 

• Cook On An Open Fire: Meals and hot water for drinks - will be cooked on an open fire in the centre of the camp. This is a great opportunity for to learn about - and become comfortable with - open fires. They’ll learn how to tend the fire and respect what it can do if it’s used properly. 

• Concentric Rings: Experience how all wildlife is connected. 

• Identify Plants and Trees: An essential survival skill, you’ll learn about the various plants and trees around you - and how to use them. For instance: One common tree has leaves that contain a natural soap. Very handy for washing your hands after building your shelter! You’ll discover what this tree is and learn about many other plant uses on a plant walk seeing the plants in their natural habitat. 

• Nature Awareness & the Sit Spot: Using our innate senses to connect with the stillness of nature and let wildlife come close to you. 

• Drum Stalk: Using all your senses to move around the woods - blindfolded to the sound of a drum! 

• Silent Movement & Peripheral Vision: Learn how the Apache Indians moved around - and how you can get closer to wild life.
   

• Making Utensils: Learn how to make valuable survival utensils to make your stay in the woods more comfortable. 

• Animal Movements & Sign: Know how animals move and learn how to read the sign they leave behind. 

• The one thing you MUST do… to get cool, clear water from the DIRTY rivers and streams: We’ll show you a way to filter out mud and other debris from water sources - simply using a STICK! 

• Making Fire by Friction: WHAT to do… and what NOT to do. You’ll learn how to make a simple “Bow Drill” set… make a “coal”… and then blow a “tinder bundle” into flames. Once you’ve done this - you’ll get a real sense of achievement! 

• The very best ways to make water DRINKABLE. You’ll learn what to do… and more importantly… what NOT to do. Treating water BEFORE you drink it -- is VERY important. We’ll show you how to do it, so your water’s safe to drink.
  
  

• The best place to build your shelter. Get this WRONG… and you could end up cold and wet. Let’s face it: No one likes sitting anywhere that’s damp or wet. You’ll know how to find the BEST place to build your shelter -- so you’ll be warm, safe and dry. 

• How to make fire using some UNUSUAL everyday objects: Even if you haven’t got matches or a lighter, you can STILL light a fire with things lying around the home, garage or car. You’ll learn WHAT to look for -- and HOW to use them. 

• The 2 natural ENEMIES of water… and how to beat them FOREVER. There are 2 sneaky things that will make any water UNDRINKABLE. Discover what they are -- and how to stop them DEAD in their tracks.
   

• Plus… lots… lots… more
   

These are just some of the things you’ll be able to explore in this small exclusive womens group. 

So can you see the benefits of coming on this bushcraft skills course?
 

There will be plenty of time for you to practice your new survival skills ….so you can learn something unique and rewarding.

The course is run in a beautiful, privately owned, woodland location near Canterbury, Kent.

The great thing about Bushcraft is…
you’ll be learning skills for LIFE

Not only that… you’ll gain masses of SELF CONFIDENCE.

 Confidence that comes with knowing you’ve got the skills and expertise to venture out into wild places… can look after yourself… and those around you if needs be.

And I can guarantee you’ll enjoy this course as much as
other people who’ve enjoyed their time with us. 

But don’t take my word for it --

here’s what others have to say about our courses:
 

"Part of the reasoning of choosing this particular course was the lack of men! Don't get me wrong I don't dislike them, but felt like I would accomplished more within an all female environment. Meeting all the women instructors was really inspiring, certainly the whole course was food for the soul. I now feel that when I go camping in the future, I can take less and enjoy more - making better use of my natural surroundings."
Maggie Johns - Kent

“I just wanted to say thank you for the weekend, we enjoyed it very much.

And has reminded us we need to think less about work and take more notice of being in the present and seeing what is going on around us in the natural world, its the only way to stop being governed by time and too really live!”

Rachel  – UK 

“The course was as wonderful as I expected but in a completely different way. We learnt a huge amount and I am still surprised at how much I retained of what was often a very challenging agenda.

Meeting all the women instructors was really inspiring, certainly the whole course was food for the soul. I now feel that when I go camping in the future, I can take less and enjoy more...”

Lesley – Kent 

“I think although it was short the course has had quite far reaching effects – certainly opened my mind to some good stuff and started healing the disconnection I hadn't noticed I was feeling from nature. I’d like to do another some time...”

Best wishes, Bec 

So now you’ve seen what’s on offer -- could you get excited about being part of the UK’s first women-only Bushcraft course?
 

Join us for the weekend ... enjoy the thrill of learning valuable life-long Bushcraft and Wilderness Survival Skills… in a stress free environment.

Here’s How To Book…
 

Simply click Add to Cart NOW and to be taken to the online secure server.
 

Or give me a call… and I’ll answer any questions you may have.

Further information
Event timing Friday 1pm till Sunday 3pm. Arrival time is from 12am Friday.
Directions & kit list will be sent via email two weeks prior to course date
We invite you to sleep in your shelters but suggest you also bring a tent for your convenience.
Meals will be cooked on the fire and we ask that everyone takes part in preparing, cooking and washing up. (Please inform us if you require vegetarian food).
Bring a packed lunch for the first day.
We have a no alcohol policy for health & safety reasons.
Please note that we do not have the use of showers (you are welcome to bring a solar shower bag)
There is a bush toilet on site.
If travelling by car we would appreciate if you can bring a large container of tap water with you. (There isn't a water supply on site).
We only accept use of fixed blade knifes.
We erect a large parachute in the trees for shelter.
We have a selection of equipment for sale on the course; Fixed blade knifes, Fire steels, Kelly kettles & books, Field guides, Thermal mugs.

Kit required
Appropriate clothing and footwear for season (Wet Weather Gear)
Working gloves          Dark clothes for night exercise       Warm hat for nights
Plate, bowl & mug     Knife, fork & spoon                            Snacks/juice/water/fruit
Tent                             Camping chair                                    Washing kit              
Insect repellent         Special dietary food                           Personal First Aid Kit
Torch                           Sleeping bag/mat or bivvi bag         Packed lunch/drink (Friday)

Transport
By train: We can collect from the local train station which is Aylesham or provide contact details of taxi if arriving in Canterbury.       
By car:   Directions to site will be sent via email prior to the course. Please do not use post-code from website as this is our office address and not where course is held.
There is car-parking space within the woodland. 

Booking
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