Natural Bushcraft - The True Spirit of Bushcraft

Helping out a friend who needed a large 60yr old Sycamore tree felling to make way for a track. I'm still learning when it comes to felling big trees but luckily I was under the guidence of another friend who has a lot more experience when it comes to felling.

A fine evening in the woods spent with friends chilling around the campfire, having a brew, taking in the sights and sounds.

Phil brought his tree climbing gear and taught Frankie and I a thing or two about climbing, I thought I'd give it a try!

Written by Phil Keelan

As a child growing up I remember the wonder and magic of camping and campcraft. I went to Cubs and Scouts and was always eager to learn more about living wild. I used to watch Les hiddins while tucked up in bed, long after my mum commanded lights out. As a teenager my friends and I spent most weekends camping down the marsh or cycling up to the Forest of Bowland to spend a few days away from it all.

Now, as a father of two energetic kids and still having a keen interest in outdoor living, it seems fitting not only to take my kids out with me camping but also to pass on the skills and knowledge I've accumulated over the years.

My wife & I both enjoy photography (on an amateur level) and recently decided it was time to upgrade our exsisting Canon EOS 450D. We loved our 450D and were very happy to buy another Canon camera, so we decided on the Canon EOS 600D.