http://www.woodlands.co.uk/ Want a Posch log splitter? See a Posch log spltter in action. If you've got lots of timber to split this is the machinery for log splitting in bulk. It's a complete contrast to the low tech version where you just need to split a few logs by hand (see Mike Pepler in one of our other films "Making Kindling from Logs Using a Frow" ) Made by Posch, this piece of kit will rattle through a tree trunk in less than a minute, with the split logs coming out at the other end. Demonstrated by a student from Plumpton College and described by tutor Tony Marshall. Tony also briefly describes some of the courses and options available for those studying forestry at Plumpton.

http://www.woodlands.co.uk/ . Mesolithic Age cooking using acorns, sloes and nettles. The final part of our films shot inside a reconstruction of a mesolithic hut. Ian and Cristine from ESAMP offer up such delicacies as acorn cakes, sloes, acorn kernels, and nettle crisps. Keen Woodlands TV watchers will notice the point at the end of the film where camera 1 ran out of tape. Fortunately camera 2 kept on filming as the nettle crisp sequence unfolded.