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Late availability:
There are a few
spaces
left on both our upcoming
Cob Building Weekends
with
Liam Carroll
-
Discover how to
build in a sculptural
and environmentally friendly way.
This workshop will give you hands-on experience in the construction
of a small cob building including windows, doors, glass bottle
facades and a living roof.
Cob is
an ancient building material that has been used since prehistoric
times. It is made by mixing clay with straw, sand and water.
Dates: 5th-7th March and 26-28 March (friday evening to
sunday afternoon)
Special price! €50 per
person for the first weekend! (5th-7th)
Normal price: €189 including hostel accommodation and
all meals.
Day rate: €57 no accommodation, lunch only.
Discounts: offered for low income and students.
Coming up in the next few months...
Beyond Yoga “Liquid Ways to Lasting Wellbeing” Easter retreat
With Ken Ryan 1st - 5th
April
Obtain nourishment from natural,
raw, live, liquid foods: juices, raw and cooked soups alongside
Boghill’s delicious menu of wheat free, dairy free, sugar free,
divine foods.
Deeply cleanse the body and mind through Yoga Purification techniques &
powerful cleansing teas - beautiful Tea Ceremonies each morning.
Special extra for the Easter Retreat:
Think not that you will be missing out on your Easter chocolate
treat. . .
Make your own sugar/wheat/dairy-free delightfully healthy chocolate
Detoxing can be not only delicious, but even
decadent!
Tribal Spirit Drumming
With
John Bowker 19th-21st March and 30th April-3rd May
For more information
phone John - 065 6835736
For Bookings phone Rachel - 02773085
Sweat Lodges (with Moon Lodge)
With Carl Big Heart
27th - 31st May
Separate lodge each day, 10am to 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Talk on Friday
Ground Fee:
€40. The fee/cost is to cover our expenses for the firewood, rent of
facilities, transport, etc. Concessions are available - please ask.
Booking and Information:
Miriam : 098 42836
Plus all our regular Summer workshops
are now open for bookings:
Traditional Irish Music
Creative Energy
Eco Experience
Beyond Yoga
Round up: What’s
been going on in February?
Snow interfered with our
first ever Cob Building workshop! Typical because it had been lovely
for weeks in the run up to it… I guess it must still be winter after
all! Unfortunately we had to cancel the workshop but we've
rescheduled it for this coming weekend (see above - late
availability section).


See our
photo gallery for more winter
wonderland photos...
We've joined Twitter, so for
those of you who tweet we'll soon be up and running with all the
latest Boghill happenings at your fingertips. Once we get our heads
around this new bit of technology that is!
We are progressing with our
ecotourism training as part of the Burren Ecotourism Working group
and the end is in sight. The group is hoping to develop
accreditation for packages of activities and we're working hard to
make sure some of our workshops at Boghill get certified.
Recipe of
the month
See
our online shop to buy our
cookbook and other Boghill goodies!
Lentil Pie
Ingredients:
Pastry (see page 58)
1 cup red lentils
1 tsp each of dried sage, rosemary, thyme (more
if fresh)
(pinch of cayenne – optional)
2 heaped tbsp tomato purée
1 large carrot
1 small parsnip
Some turnip or swede
2 small handfuls sunflower seeds (or ground
brazil nuts)
Salt and pepper
Method:
Make savory or plain pastry
(see page 58) and line a 9 inch flan tin then leave it to cool in
the fridge.
Soak red lentils, rinse, then put into a
saucepan with 2 cups boiling water, sage rosemary, thyme, tomato
purée, chopped carrot. parsnip, turnip or swede.
Simmer until cooked then leave to cool.
Season with salt and pepper.
A little pinch of cayenne is also good in this
mixture if you like a hint of heat.
Fill the pastry case with the lentil mixture.
Cover completely with whole sunflower seeds or
if you don’t have these then try some brazil nuts ground finely in a
food processor.
Bake for about 30 minutes at 180 degrees C.