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Jackie Roby #forestschool and #outdoorlearning #woodfirecooking #endorsedtrainer https://teapawt.net/t.co/3BjGQMe4aL Forest School Association Endorsed Trainer

Bristol and the Wye Valley
Joined October 2010
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Ooooh, almost just right for cooking on! We threw some potatoes onto the embers of a huge bonfire last weekend. I hasslebacked them, wrapped them in foil and then threw them in. We weren't sure what we were going to get back as the fire was super-hot but after about 20 minutes or
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A pair of April fools! Not really the way I'd recommend holding a pair of loppers but I love this photo for the sheer joy of it. Both had travelled from overseas (from opposite directions) to train with me. Love the connection that forest school brings. Photo by @elizabethfittpho
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Here I am! Just popping by to say hi again. You can follow me at @WoodlandBird if you want to see pretty pictures of what I get up to! Photo by @elizabethfittphotography #gowildforestschool #onlineforestschooltraining #forestschool #forestschooltrainer
What do you think of bow saws? I'm not a fan but they do encourage teamwork when used like this and they're great for little ones to have a go. What do you think? Photo by @elizabethfittphotography #gowildforestschool #onlineforestschooltraining #forestschool #forestschoolactiv
Putting up shelters often involves a bit of tree hugging! It's amazing how something that's seen as complicated (knots) can be quite easily achieved when broken down into small, manageable steps Photo by @elizabethfittphotography #gowildforestschool #onlineforestschooltraining #
#MuddyMonday Personally, I'm not a fan of mud on my hands, especially when it's cold, but I appreciate it as a means to an end! This is when Kim built a cob-inspired rocket stove. It's still there 2 years later! Photo by @elizabethfittphotography #gowildforestschool #onlinefore
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A beaver carving at @DevonWildlife Enclosed Beaver Site
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How is it March already?!? Looking forward to hopefully getting out with groups again in the near future, waiting a week for the Welsh FM’s next announcement. In the meantime, here’s me using birch bark as a tinder (anything that takes a spark is called tinder). Birch bark is