FORET FONTAINEBLEAU FORAGE.

CUBE OUTDOORS presents:

Three days of surviving on broth from the bones of wild bore
and berries.

Bivoaced amongst the elephantine rocks of the best
bouldering region of the world.

Clambering and climbing permitted in between meals.

Open to all ages and abilities.

Paris is 20 minutes away by train for rest and restauranting.

• http://irational.org/climbing/fontainebleau/

Expressions of interest from:

• Kayle Brandon
• Heath Bunting
• Hannah Godfrey
• Minerva Cuevas
• Duncan White
• Hellekin o'Wolf
• Isabelle Cipris
• Marie Amandine Chaperon

Schedule.

Suggestions:

For first time visitors to Paris we recommend staying there
overnight and catching the train from Gare d Lyon to
Fontainebleau each morning.

It is also recommended that first time visitors to the forest
spend their first night in Paris or Fontainebleau town before
attempting to sleep out.

A bicycle/ horse is recommended for non-forest sleepers for
swift reunion with rough sleepers.

It is illegal to camp or just sleep overnight in the forest so
discretion is a advised.

It is illegal and dangerous to cut trees, branches or even dead
wood and to make fires in the forest.

So good quality camping stove is recommended for warm food.

There are no rubbish bins, so bring supplies with minimal
wrappings.

Recommended equipment:

• Sports sandals
• Torch
• Sleeping bag
• Camping stove
• Water bottles (2 litres per person per day)
• Map IGN blue map TOP25 number 2417-OT. (scale 1:25,000)

• http://duo.irational.org/foret_de_fontainebleau_forage/photos.html

Contacts.

• Kayle Brandon <kayle@irational.org>
• Heath Bunting