Fallow Way
28-11-2003, 23:16
Hi there,
New to the forum, introduced to it by Rob.
Well i guess this is where i tell you a little about me....
Loved Nature as a child, have some very special memories having very close encounters with wildlife (luckily father always had a camera around) however got swpet along by the usual lines of getting a proper job etc. Did all sorts, and i mean all sorts :-) However, ow I have finally retned the the `real world` in the last few years. i started off as a Trainee Forester 3 years ago, quickly became the head of that Unit, was then promoted to teaching the training program I was on, and this past April now training a group far more technical and complete forestry knowledge.
So I`m a Forestry Instructor, been into Bushcraft for a few years after finding Ray Mears` book on a visit to the Wye Forest. Inarguated my true studies of the topic by joining him to the Ardeche earlier this year, quickly followed by Nature Awarness and Fundemental courses. A Woodlorien through and through you might say :-)
Hope to talk and meet many of you wonderful poeple around camp fires and hopefully learn from you all.
Paul
New to the forum, introduced to it by Rob.
Well i guess this is where i tell you a little about me....
Loved Nature as a child, have some very special memories having very close encounters with wildlife (luckily father always had a camera around) however got swpet along by the usual lines of getting a proper job etc. Did all sorts, and i mean all sorts :-) However, ow I have finally retned the the `real world` in the last few years. i started off as a Trainee Forester 3 years ago, quickly became the head of that Unit, was then promoted to teaching the training program I was on, and this past April now training a group far more technical and complete forestry knowledge.
So I`m a Forestry Instructor, been into Bushcraft for a few years after finding Ray Mears` book on a visit to the Wye Forest. Inarguated my true studies of the topic by joining him to the Ardeche earlier this year, quickly followed by Nature Awarness and Fundemental courses. A Woodlorien through and through you might say :-)
Hope to talk and meet many of you wonderful poeple around camp fires and hopefully learn from you all.
Paul