Hello - been lurking and reading for some time now, so decided it was time to register!
I've been in and out of prepping for some years - a lot of reading and a few homesteading skills, but have kind of come back to it with renewed vigour in recent months. My prepping is mainly for small scale unforseen eventualities - weather, power cuts etc, but I do take an interest in the bigger picture and I think given the current economic climate it pays to have stores in and try and be a bit more self-reliant.
We moved house a year ago to a place with a big plot and 9 fruit trees at the bottom of the garden. I'm hoping once it's cleared (very overgrown - so much work to do!) we can grow at least some of our own food.
I'm a teacher and we have a Forest School in my school grounds. I don't get much chance to use it, but I'm thinking of going on a Forest School Course so I can lead sessions and hone my own bushcraft skills as well as teach the kids - we'll see!
Hi from sunny Devon
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preppingsu
Re: Hi from sunny Devon
Hello and welcome.
I am hoping to do my forest school leaders course sometime soon, at the moment I dabble with my reception and Y1 children but we have lots of fun!!
I am hoping to do my forest school leaders course sometime soon, at the moment I dabble with my reception and Y1 children but we have lots of fun!!
Re: Hi from sunny Devon
Hello and welcome to the Forum. 
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
Re: Hi from sunny Devon
Thanks for the welcome.
I take my Y1 and 2 children into Forest School occasionally, but there's never enough time! I had a student teacher with me last week who had previously spent 23 years in the Army - so we HAD to have a session down there then - it would have been criminal not to! Fire lighting, shelter building - the kids (and I!) had a great time. The Forest School courses are so expensive though! Nearly £1000
for a Level 3 which lets you lead!
I take my Y1 and 2 children into Forest School occasionally, but there's never enough time! I had a student teacher with me last week who had previously spent 23 years in the Army - so we HAD to have a session down there then - it would have been criminal not to! Fire lighting, shelter building - the kids (and I!) had a great time. The Forest School courses are so expensive though! Nearly £1000
Re: Hi from sunny Devon
hello and welcome to the forum
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Re: Hi from sunny Devon
Hello and welcome! from South Hams.... 
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Re: Hi from sunny Devon
Greeting and welcome - there are a few of us in the Plymouth area trying to arrange an informal meet to share ideas/ideologies what post for info you'd be welcome to join us.
If you need a hand scrub bashing - be happy to help.
Cheers
If you need a hand scrub bashing - be happy to help.
Cheers