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GO WILD!
Historically, wild plants were the chief raw materials in the household economy and they played a central part in the lives of generations before us. Almost every part of a plant had a use; for building materials, utensils, clothing, tools, medicines and furniture — plus, of course, food.
“I think the event is established and will go from strength to strength with you. Please keep carry on the good work” - Benni
“Thanks very much for letting us attend once more at the event which we enjoyed tremendously and have already pencilled in our advance diary the 2008 dates”- Paul
“there was a great buzzle and atmosphere” - Yoka
FOOD
Harmony Herd
Free range wild boar,drycured bacon,gammon, hand made sausages, freshly cooked burgers
www.harmonyherd.co.uk
Poffertjes
Traditional mini Dutch pancakes
www.poffertjes.co.uk
Kipperland
An exhibition of Britain's herring industry; demonstrations of herring splitting, kipper smoking.
Here's a flavour of what we get up to:
Saturday
10am Bush Camp:-Fire by Friction & Fire Lighting.
11am Chef Demo:-Guy Morris.
11am Bush Camp:-Game Preparation and Cooking in the Wild.
11.30am Walk:-Lara Bernays & Tom Bean:-‘Food & Medicine from the Wild’.
11.30am Display:-B.A.S.C & Pembrokeshire Wildfowlers:-Gun Dogs and Call Ducks.
12 noon Walk:- Andrew Tuddenham:-‘How Communities Used the Common Land ’
