Title: Milland Rural Fair
Location: Milland
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Start Time: 10:00
Date: 2012-06-17
End Time: 17:00
Milland Rural Fair
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This weekend you can find no less then 5 members of the group at the South downs show at Queen Elizabeth country park. demonstrations including hedge laying, pole lathe turning, willow work and the Hookway Charcoal Retort (owned by Three Copse Woodland Products) can be found just inside the main gate. Just look for the smoke and fire 😎🔥
3 days ago ·
Group Members the Westcotts of Three Copse Woodland Products are now the proud owners of an Exeter Retort Kiln, we look forward to hearing more about there Journey from ring kiln to Retort in the near future. We understand the image on the left is the first burn with 1/2 a load and the image on the right is the second burn loaded at 3/4 of a load just to settle the kiln in.24 hours later and half a kiln load of wood is 20-25 bags worth of charcoal. But no rest for the wicked the tuition continues with a reloaded kiln and off we go again 😋
3 weeks ago ·
We have just heard of a new facebook group to support Charcoal burners. If you are a burner why not join up.
4 weeks ago ·
Have you heard of Woodland Pioneers?
It's 5 days of learning a new woodland craft each day. Set in the beautiful woodlands of South Cumbria, UK, in September, and run by experienced tutors. This will be the 17th year of running!
The whole event is hosted by BHMAT (the Bill Hogarth Memorial Apprenticeship Trust, of which I'm a trustee), and organised by my wife, Kath. The trust's aim is to promote coppicing and to keep this ancient form of woodland management alive.
So check out more on the website and why not book on?
www.coppiceapprentice.org.uk/pioneersbook.php
If you can't come along but would like to help us then please repost and share this info. Thanks.
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#bhmat #woodlandpioneers #coppicing #apprenticeship #woodland #craft #skills4 weeks ago ·
If your looking to have a BBQ this weekend why not use local charcoal? not only are you supporting local businesses your are helping to reduce your carbon footprint. ad to that many small producers use paper bags and its a win win. for more information about where to find our members look at our charcoal page www.hampshirecoppice.co.uk/charcoal just click the link marked in red bellow the listThe result of of our last posts smoke loads of lovely chemical free British lumpwood charcoal in this case beech. This Summer why not think about the quality and sustainability of what you're cooking on as well as what your cooking. Find our outlets at www.threecopse.co.uk or buy direct at local shows
1 month ago ·