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Blacksmith part time - is it possible?

Zulu · 2009-09-15 18:07:34

I can find nothing on the web. I'm really interested in doing this, if possible, part time. I figure its a guild I'd need to talk to - but I can't find the details for it. (only the "artist" one). Any ideas? Any help?

15-09-2009 07:07PM

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Zulu

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I can find nothing on the web. I'm really interested in doing this, if possible, part time. I figure its a guild I'd need to talk to - but I can't find the details for it. (only the "artist" one).

Any ideas?

Any help?

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#2 16-09-2009 12:27AM

eth0_

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AFAIK in this country you can only do an apprenticeship and it would take you a really long time to learn the trade if you were training part-time!

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#3 16-09-2009 03:02PM

Harris

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www.racingacademy.ie have a school of farriery

Good luck!

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