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Join the Foraging Workshop Waitlist

Workshop dates are not confirmed yet, which might make joining a waitlist feel premature. Here is why it is worth doing now rather than waiting.

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Join the waitlist — autumn workshops are coming.

What you get by joining early

Waitlist members receive first access to workshop dates, before they are announced publicly. That means you get the first choice of dates, which matters because group sizes are kept small. If there is any early-bird pricing, waitlist members get that too.

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A place at the basket — reserve yours for the next walk.

There is no commitment. Joining the waitlist does not obligate you to book. When dates are announced, you decide whether to go ahead.

Why the waitlist exists

I keep workshop groups small because the teaching works better that way — everyone gets hands-on attention, and the pace stays comfortable. That means spaces are limited, and I would rather give the people who have been reading the blog and following along the first chance to come.


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Sign up to hear first when dates are announced.

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