Anyone going to the World Of Bushcraft opening?

[Mang]

As the title says, is anyone going on April 7th, and who has the Willy Wonka golden tickets? http://www.woodland-ways.co.uk/buy-online-world-of-bushcraft-grand-opening-day-ticket-257.html See you there if you are :D

[jus_young]

Cornwall RV weekend so a lot of the SW'ers will be busy.

[Martin]

Not only the SW'ers. We've got them coming from all corners this year. It's going to be a blast. :)

Martin

[Mang]

BCUK
A chilly but dry day. Here’s a public gallery I did on Facebook of the grand opening https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/profile.php?id=608177115&sk=photos The day went really well and just flew by. Lots of kit to fondle, demos all day and all ably supported by The Foragers (see this thread http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88750&highlight=The+foragers )and The Jerky Shack https://www.facebook.com/pages/At-the-Jerky-Shack-/101773883286633#!/pages/The-Jerky-Shack-UK/117466245000579 . If you decide to go I’d do a route planner based on the Premier inn which is close by. The W.O.B. is also near the Marina and Park but neither are particularly well signposted from the road and talking to several visitors, all web planned routes fell short at the end. Oh, and there’s loads of parking.

[Mang]

I recently visited the centre again for a bushcraft 1-2-1 and if you are heading there via the M1 or A1(M) then the picture below may help towards the end of your journey. You need to leave a roundabout from the A603 and on Google maps it says head down the A5140...well it the turning is signposted as in the picture. And when you leave the sign at the first roundabout out of the centre says M1 on it, but nothing about the A1(M). HTH
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e121/Mang1967/bushcraftuk/132a6b57-85c0-4822-b503-efdfb424b509_zpsb900a0dd.jpg (http://s38.photobucket.com/user/Mang1967/media/bushcraftuk/132a6b57-85c0-4822-b503-efdfb424b509_zpsb900a0dd.jpg.html)
If you’d like to see a recent series of WOB kit porn pics, have a look here
http://austinlill.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/the-world-of-bushcraft.html