Cornish Stone Hedge Construction

£50.00

Date: 26 March, 2022

Traditional Cornish Hedging
Sheviock, SE Cornwall

In stock

Cornish stone hedge laying has maintained its historical importance for practical, aesthetic, and environmental reasons. These dividers of land are also valued for their robust character and, although they require maintenance, a properly constructed Cornish hedge will easily survive for a hundred years. In addition to their long history across the region, with a variety of stone laying styles and regional beauty, these walls also provide an ample environment for various forms of life too.
This course, led by our heritage craftsman, Robbie Ryder, who will offer an introduction to Cornish stone hedge laying, teaching you the fundamentals of building and repairing your own structure. The course takes place between 10am and 3pm, under the guidance of Robbie Ryder, and at our education site outside of Sheviock. Tools will be provided and logistics will be sent to you soon after booking.
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Please note, if you are placing this booking for an indivudal other than yourself, please include their contact details on your booking form. This will ensure that essential correspondance reaches the attendee. Disclaimer: If a course is cancelled by the Family Foraging Kitchen, such as in the event of unsuitable weather conditions, alternative dates will be made available, as well as the option of a full refund. Customers are also welcome to swap their booking for another course (subject to availability) or request a refund until seven days before the course takes place. Following this time, we will be unable to offer a refund (except in certain cases) as it is unlikely we will be able to fill the course.