I attended Spoonfest which is an annual Spoon Carving gathering in Edale, UK Spoonfest Website - spoonfest.co.uk As always I appreciate you watching Take care Peace Zed #SpoonCarving #Craft #Woodworking
Absolutely amazing Zed, tell the organisers if it wasn't for this presentation I wouldn't know it existed , and I wouldn't be looking to attend next year and spend money, people like you and other you tubers give them free advertising, they should be happy to have you there, but be respectful and mention names, some would welcome free advertising, take care, Nige, 👍👍👍☕️☕️
Hi Zed 👍 Do you know the dates for Spoonfest 24, struggling to find the dates online. Thanks mate, keep up the good work. I do carve spoons but find the bowls fiddly and time consuming, spatulas give my creativity more of a free run. I enjoy your content, hopefully bump into you at Spoonfest 24👍
Hi Michael, the exact dates for this years Spoonfest haven't been released yet, but it's usually the first weekend of August. Worth joining their email newsletter on their website to be kept up to date with ticket release, etc. Have a wonderful year ahead and happy carving! ~Peace~
Wow, a feckless policy change could kill that event and many like them. So sad I always enjoyed your event videos. Well Zed, give them the two finger salute and walk on!
That's wonderful to hear Stephen, worth mentioning that I have all of my video tutorials (of which there are many) listed out in subject order on this page on my website for easier navigation - zedoutdoors.com/video-tutorials
You certainly have a gift for doing these videos. I can understand it being a distraction being filmed whist working or speaking. One needs to find a middle ground rather than anything goes or every thing is banned.
There's definitely a balance when filming at events and gatherings, I've done plenty to understand how to navigate such spaces whilst also respecting the people in attendance there ~Peace~
So sorry to hear about the change in policy. I think that I MIGHT understand why , but feel that it is shortsighted. Even your detailed videos with individual makers conceal pearls that I discover and digest after multiple viewings. I doubt that seeing your video is an alternative to being there in person. It is, however, for others (like me from across the pond) enticement to make a trip. Thank you for your efforts; you feed my spoon carving addiction!
I sincerely appreciate your kind words David and to hear how the videos have played a part in your ongoing journey. Matters with Spoonfest have now been resolved ~Peace~
Hi Zed, thanks for filming this year's event! I'm interested in knowing what the book was that was being flicked through at 23:50, can you or anyone else watching let me know what it was? Best wishes, Nicky (NiRoWood)
