Description
A one-day workshop exploring the uses and beauty of the Lime tree. Lime trees have been important to humans throughout history. Overlooked today, this beautiful and versatile tree has many uses. We will look at making rope from bark used on viking boat rigging, gathering flowers to make a tea that aids relaxation and making fire using lime in bow drills. We will also explore the sculptural uses of the timber in carving. As with all our workshops, you will take home what you make and see the trees around us in a new light.
What's included in the price?
The workshop takes place over one day, running around 10am to 4pm, on our site in Stirlingshire. Tea, coffee and snacks are provided throughout the day but please bring your own lunch. You are welcome to cook over the fire.
Duration
6 hours
Cancellation policy
Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts
Maker
We’re a social enterprise committed to reconnecting people to their landscape - and to each other. We do this through encouraging people of all ages to get into the woodlands, through supporting communities with traditional skills, delivering workshops and events, offering volunteering, developing sustainable products, running kids clubs and projects, and managing woodlands sustainably.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Teenagers
- Parking provided
- Suitable for beginners
FAQs
Yes. We provide hot drinks throughout the course, but please bring your own packed lunch/ dinner.
Yes - all materials are included in the price of your ticket. We source wood from sustainably-managed woodlands.
No - we supply all the tools you'll need for the courses.
We have two composting toilets on our site. They work just the same are regular toilets, just with a scoop full of sawdust down the loo, instead of a flush. There is a separate urinal, too.
Yes! Parking is available on our site.
