Foxhollow Farm

It is the birthright of all human beings to live as natives upon this earth.  By exploring the forest, meadows, and edges of Foxhollow Farm, we will rediscover the inherent abilities and ancestral technologies that allowed aboriginal humanity to live freely within an ever-changing universe.  This class will be guided by both the interests of the group, and whatever nature has to offer in the present moment.  Primary topics of focus will include:  Wilderness Awareness & Movement, Wild Food & Medicine, Fire-by-Friction – DEEP NATURE CONNECTION.

This is the other elementary education ! – designed for ages 12 and older (but if you’re ready, you’re ready !)

John Michael Musselman is a Native of Oldham County and is currently an instructor at the HumaNature School in Traverse City, Michigan. He has extensive knowledge of plants, animals, and their environments and dedicates his life to sharing and growing his skills. John Michael will lead the workshop participants through the beautiful woods of Foxhollow to appreciate Nature’s wonders on every scale.

Time: 9am-2pm

Cost: $35

Suggested Items to Bring

Water bottle

Small knife

Notebook and pencil

Weather ready cloths (there is poison ivy in the woods, if you are concerned about itching, wear appropriate clothing to protect yourself, ie long pants and boots)

lunch*

Small backpack to carry the items above

We would like to extend the class to 2pm (originally it was advertized as ending at noon.) If you can’t stay until 2, let John Michael know at the start of the class and he will make arrangements for you to come back to the Farm Store at noon.

*We can provide a sack lunch for you if you’d like for $5. Lunch consists of a PB&J OR Pasta Salad AND trail mix AND a cookie. If you would like us to make you a lunch, please email maggiegalloway@foxhollow.com by 8am tomorrow morning.