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upcoming wildish club events

  • YORKSHIRE DALES: A Wildish Walk Through Time
    YORKSHIRE DALES: A Wildish Walk Through Time
    Sun 30 Nov
    Meet at Wildish in Pateley Bridge
    30 Nov 2025, 10:00 – 12:30
    Meet at Wildish in Pateley Bridge
    Led by archaeologist Dr Rose Ferraby, this relaxed walk will follow a gentle route along the edge of the valley at Pateley Bridge. We’ll be thinking about how we see time at different scales in the landscape, from stone monuments and quarries to the less visible traces of human lives. We’ll think about how Nidderdale has changed, and how we imagine what has come before. We’ll end back at Wildish. Bring: sturdy footwear, waterproofs, warm clothes (always windier up top!).
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  • YORKSHIRE DALES: Natural Wreath Making
    YORKSHIRE DALES: Natural Wreath Making
    07 Dec 2025, 15:00
    Wildish, 14 High St, Pateley Bridge, Harrogate HG3 5AW, UK
    Join the Wildish Club for a cosy afternoon in Wildish, making beautiful Christmas wreaths using natural greenery and woodland finds. Fran will be leading the workshop and has been making natural Christmas wreaths for years. She will guide us through a delightful afternoon spent making together.
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  • London: Winter BBQ End of Year Special
    London: Winter BBQ End of Year Special
    13 Dec 2025, 14:00 – 17:00
    Bounds Green, Bounds Green, London, UK
    For this year’s festive Wildish gathering, we’re teaming up with our friends at London Bushcraft for a cosy outdoor winter BBQ. This session is about embracing winter by learning some bushcraft skills and sharing food together round a campfire.
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  • HAMSPHIRE: Wildish Christmas Walk
    HAMSPHIRE: Wildish Christmas Walk
    Sun 14 Dec
    Car Park opposite The George Inn
    14 Dec 2025, 10:30 – 14:30
    Car Park opposite The George Inn, Finchdean, Waterlooville PO8 0AU, UK
    Join Bex for our Wildish Christmas Walk doing part of the Saunton Way. From Finchdean, we’ll climb up onto the top of the downs. At 140m, there are panoramic views across the downs — from the Solent in the south to Queen Elizabeth Country Park in the north.
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