The Yurt is comfortable and spacious for two people.

It is equipped with a wood burning stove for those chilly nights, and a complimentary basket of wood is included.

There is a handmade kingsize bed and four pillows for your comfort, and a table and two chairs to sit on and read your morning papers or enjoy your meals indoors.

The Yurt has an assortment of crockery, cutlery and cooking pots and a stove kettle. Tea towels and a small amount of complimentary cleaning supplies and loo rolls are also provided.

Please bring your own towels as these are not provided.

There is ample storage space under the bed and tea light lanterns to create a soft glow in the evenings.

Groceries are not provided, however, meat, vegetables and general groceries can be purchased locally or in nearby Cinderford or Ross on Wye.

We ask people not to wear outdoor shoes in the Yurt, so you may wish to bring a pair of slippers or thick socks.

There is a basic equipped kitchen outside the Yurt in a separate structure, which includes a sink and washing up area with hot running water.

There is an outside fire pit, and a kotlich for open-fire cooking.

There is a compost loo near to the Yurt just above the firepit and a super open-air shower just behind the kitchen. We have ensured your stay is completely self-contained.

Please do bring a torch or lantern, as lighting inside the Yurt is low level and and a torch may be useful when walking around after dark.

There are no electrical points within the Yurt. 

Sorry no pets or animals are allowed on site.

Guest feedback

"Amazing place, amazing bed! Loved every minute"

"Thanks for a lovely weekend, Yurt was great. Very peaceful, love the fire and the owl in the distance"

"We absolutely loved our stay at Ragmans Farm and have recommended it to our friends. We thought the yurt was very special with a cosy personal touch, particularly with it's own outside cooking area"

"Thank you for our lovely first stay in the Yurt! Everthing was perfect, there were so many lovely touches! We absolutely loved everything about Ragmans Farm and cannot wait to come again"

   

 

 

 

 

  • Eco Shamanism - Shifting Terrain

    Eco Shamanism One Year Course October 2019 - September 2020

    ’Shifting Terrain'

    3 - 6 October 2018 (scroll down for more dates)

    A year of Eco Shamanism open to all. This series of four long weekends will delve into Weather Shamanism, Micro Intelligence, Eco Linguistics and Dreams and Dreaming with an overlying theme of 'instinction' as opposed to extinction.

    Perceptions, perspectives and paradigms will be challenged whilst we explore "The greater part of the soul which is outside the body" (Sendivogius). Our back drop is our Earth, in which we find ourselves, over and over again. Earth's back drop is the great void of unconsciousness in which she finds herself, over and over again. Expect to come under a spell, spelt Earth.

    Dates: all weekends run from 6.30pm Thursday to 3 - 4pm Sunday

    2019
    October 3 - 6

    2020
    February 13 - 16 / June 11 - 14 / September 10 - 13

    Further details and booking page at http://www.mandypullen.co.uk/shamanism-training/shifting-terrain.html or contact Mandy direct tel: 01594 541850 mobile: 07805 800313 email: info@mandypullen.co.uk

    Course requirements: There are no course requirements although you may find that knowing how to journey shamanically will be of some use. You can learn this technique at a Learn the Shaman’s Journey workshop or one to one with me.

    Cost: Fees include all tuition, vegetarian meals and accommodation and can be paid in instalments over the year.

    £1200 including £180 deposit.

    Tutor Details:

    Mandy Pullen is a shamanic practitioner based in the Forest of Dean. She runs workshops, courses and trainings on eco shamanism in Gloucestershire and further afield. Jane Embleton, an expert in land, rivers and dreaming and Freya Davies, sensory herbalist, will contribute additional teachings on the weekends.

     

     

     


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