Day 1 – “Clay, Fire, and Friendship”

• Welcome ceremony with local songs or folktales
• Hands-on Runonko construction using clay and natural materials
• Fire-starting workshop using traditional methods
• Night roast & fireside storytelling session

Day 2 – “Grazing Grounds & Tales Around Trees”

• Guided bush walks with grazing simulation or animal tracking
• Potato foraging or harvesting (if seasonal)
• Cook-off: whose potatoes get the caramelized crust of dreams?
• Afternoon rest and journal reflection under tree shade

✍️ Add-ons

• Potato Passport: Fun achievement stamps like “Mud Architect” or “Fire Whisperer”
• Runonko Tales Booklet: Visitors write their own stories to leave behind
• Storytelling Theatre: Young locals re-enact grazing tales for guests

🌱 Eco & Cultural Notes

• Materials locally sourced and biodegradable
• Experience supports rural youth initiatives or farming co-ops