Old World Traditional Skills - Historic Masonry
Old World Traditional Skills - Wood Working Lovers
Study & Tour:

This "once in a lifetime" learning event includes an eight-day adventure touring internationally significant historic masonry castles, cathedrals, ruins, abbeys and lime kilns throughout northern England and Wales. Immerse yourself in a cultural-rich experience as you live and dine in the homes of English and Welsh host families. You'll have a hands-on opportunity to participate in a restoration project at Pen Y Bryn, a stone manor nestled against a forested hill in Wale's Snowdonia Mountains. It dates back to the year 1211, is built on a Roman settlement and is the last known residence of Llewelyn ap Gynedd, the last Welsh-born Prince of Wales. The Royal Commission of Ancient Monuments declared Pen Y Bryn to be "the most important site discovered in Wales in this century." It is one of the most significant historic buildings in all of Wales.

Masonry Workshop
Date: March 10-17, 2009
Prerequisite:

• Traditional Masonry Restoration Workshop or instructor approval
  ( February 26-28, 2009 )

Wood Lovers Workshop
Date: July 30 - August 7, 2008
No Prerequisites

Registration Fees:

• $1700.00: (Price is subject to change with air fare changes- Based on cost from Salt Lake City )
• $900.00 (non-refundable) deposit due by January 15, 2008
• Balance (non-refundable) due March 1, 2008

Registration includes:

• Airfare (based on Salt Lake City to Manchester )
• Transportation in England
• Lodging and meals with host families (meals not included during travel and tours)
• Lunches at work site

Participants must provide a valid passport. Register Early – Only 10 spaces available.

For information call (435) 283-7575 or fax (435) 283-6913