Shravya’s Trip Guide

Speakers: Freya Wise, Garry Olson, Shravya Dayaneni, Mairi Ferris, Poverty Alliance.

Chair: Arno Verhoeven

Location: Main Hall at The Stables, Falkland Estate

Conference does not provide breakfast — morning rations packed for you:

Greek or plain yogurt Fresh berries Granola Chia seeds or rolled oats Milk or plant milk (for oats/chia)

Hummus Pre-cooked sliced chicken (or chosen ready protein) Mixed salad greens Flatbreads or pita

Ingredients for chocolate laddoos (cocoa/chocolate, condensed milk, ghee)

⚠️ SEDA Site Alert: Please ensure the laddoos are prepared strictly NUT-FREE as nuts are not permitted anywhere on Falkland Estate.

Organic farm shop, vegetarian café, tent pitches, washhouse, showers & fire pits.

Postcode: KY15 7AD • ~20 min walk to The Stables

SEDA Cabin (Daily morning meet 9:30 AM), Yurt, Tack Room, Café 1821, meals & toilets.

Postcode: KY15 7AF

Driver Note: Arrive from the direction of Pillars of Hercules (A912). Follow pedestrian shortcut path through the trees to The Stables.

⚠️ Breakfast is NOT provided. (Use your packed Breakfast Pack or local cafés).

Tea & Coffee: Served from 9:45 AM daily at SEDA Cabin.

Lunch (Daily 13:15): Seasonal soup, artisan bread & savoury pastry by Sunshine Kitchen.

Evening Meals (From 18:00): Optional buffet at The Stables (modest cash donation).

🚫 STRICT RULE: No nuts permitted on site.

• Pillars of Hercules Café: Open daily 09:00–17:00 (Right at the campsite, organic coffees, warm food & baked treats).

• Café 1821: Open daily 10:00–16:00 (Inside The Stables hub).

• Campbell’s Coffee House: Falkland High St (full cooked breakfasts, pancakes, scones).

• Helen’s Bakery: Falkland High St (fresh morning rolls & quick bakes).

• The Covenanter Hotel: Historic square (pub food, hearty dinner & fireside drinks).

• Camp Pitches are Non-Electric: No wall sockets at tent pitches.

• Powerbank #1 (Active): In daypack charging phone on the move.

• Powerbank #2 (Reserve/Top-up): Plugged into a wall outlet inside The Stables or Tack Room during Lunch (13:15) or Dinner (18:00).

• Multi-port UK Plug: Keep one in her day bag so she can charge both a powerbank and her phone from a single socket.

Night temperatures drop to 7°C–10°C. Cold drains lithium-ion batteries rapidly if left on the groundsheet.

Action: Place the phone and powerbanks inside a small pouch inside the sleeping bag overnight to keep them warm and full.

Signal Tip: Switch to Low Power Mode and disable 5G (lock to 4G) to stop antenna drain in the woods.

Torch / Headlamp (Essential) — Dark unlit paths back to tent 2x Powerbanks fully charged to 100% tonight Multi-port UK wall plug + charging cables Sturdy closed-toe walking shoes/boots (uneven ground) Long sleeves & trousers (for Friday hands-on building) Waterproof jacket & warm fleece layers Refillable water bottle + travel mug/cup Cash (for evening dinner donation & books) Notebook & pen (for notes & Women’s session) What3Words & Google Maps offline cached Tent, warm sleeping bag, roll mat & sleepwear