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Bushcraft Day

@ Cherryburn

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19 June 2016

10am - 4pm

£10 child, Adults free

Be like the original wild child Thomas Bewick and enjoy a day of outdoor fun with Dad for Father’s Day!

You’ll be able to try lighting fires using natural materials, cooking on a campfire and taking part in family team-building activities.

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Cherryburn
Station Bank
Mickley
Stocksfield
Northumberland
NE43 7DD

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