Showing posts with label CT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CT. Show all posts
Monday, 8 February 2010
Red Tent Temple
I'm linking this from our Red Tent Temple blog for those of you who may only be following this one, in hopes of greater awareness and publicity.......
Monday, 1 June 2009
Summer Herbal Intensive
I am offering an Herbal Intensive for adults this Summer. It will be once a week (Wednesdays) for seven weeks, 9am - 3pm. I am very excited and I hope some of you can join me.
It will take place where I work, Great Hollow Wilderness School, in New Fairfield, CT. The land is enchanted and we will get to see plenty of it, since this course will not take place indoors. We will be on the land for the entire time aside from snippets where we may need a kitchen. All other heating will be over a campfire.
We will learn first hand from the plants, and use all our senses to gain information. We will hike through different habitats and examine them. We will learn some simple botany, plant families, and practical herbal wisdom. We will teach each other, get wet in the river, harvest and prepare medicinal and edible plants growing in abundance. We will cover a lot of material, yet it will be simple, digestible and applicable in everyday life. Indexing, journaling, and homework will be implemented. We will also be exploring herbal energetics, vocabulary for the herbalist, and probably a few unknown surprises too. :)
Herbal Intensive for beginners, ages 18 +
Wednesdays June 24 - August 5, 9 am - 3 pm
Fee $ 450, deposit required
Green Blessings!
Sunday, 19 April 2009
Primitive Skills Open House, May 17, 2009

Maine Primitive Skills School of Connecticut
Primitive Skills Open House
Sunday, May 17th
10:00am - 5:00pm
Instructors and practitioners will be demonstrating:
Fire making
Cordage making
Edible and medicinal plant use
Bow and arrow making
Other primitive skills and crafts
Bring something to demo, work on or show off.
346 Newton Rd.
Northfield CT 06778
860. 997. 3480
Please note: The composting toilet will be the only facilities available.
Andrew Dobos
Primitive Skills Practitioner
Director, Maine Primitive Skills School of Connecticut
www.primitiveskills.com
http://primitiveskillspractitioner.wordpress.com/
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