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Feral Families Gathering - March 2022

 
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Hey everyone!

As primitive skills gatherings were shut down for a few years and many of them has become less gathering/more entertainment festival (and inaccessible for larger families due to cost), we thought this would be a nice time to create a more informal pack in-pack out gathering, where attendees are the teachers, families can afford to come, and there is more emphasis on just enjoying the weekend with like minded folks. There is dedicated workshop time - for textiles, fermentations, dairy (including dairy animal care and meeting the cow and goats), herbal first aid (taught by an herbalist who is an EMT and previous combat medic), tanning rabbit hides, helping to grain deer hides, spoon carving etc and they are all free for attendees to watch (teachers can charge for materials).  Saturday night is trade blanket time for handmade items.

New Haven KY. You don't have to stay at the land, there is camping at the Rolling Fork WMA and then two bigger cities about 30 minutes away for more modern lodging.

www.havenshirewildstead.squarespace.com/feral-families-gathering

Hope to meet you!

-Raven Medicine Weaver
 
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I hope skills gatherings like this make a comeback!  👍
 
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www.havenshirewildstead.squarespace.com/feral-families-gathering

Hope to meet you!

-Raven Medicine Weaver


Just checked out the page- love the sound of it and most especially, LOVE that no masks are permitted. Stay free, friend!
 
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i dont think i will be able to make it to this one but do you know of any other small skills shares happening later in the year? i know of firefly but that one sounds very big. i taught at winter count and rabbitstick 15 years ago but haven't been to any gatherings over east. also i am looking for primitive skills focused community around tennessee and north carolina, and the appalachian region in general. do you know of any that could be open to visitors?

thanks
 
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