Cornish wall Workshops | Build a clean, simple, professional one-page website for a rural craft workshop business based in Bude, Cornwall. The business offers small-group dry stone walling workshops taught by an experienced stonemason with decades of hands-on experience. The tone should be calm, practical, and authentic, not salesy or trendy. The website should appeal to people interested in traditional skills, countryside crafts, heritage building, hands-on learning, and meaningful outdoor experiences. Include the following sections in this order: Hero Section Headline that clearly states: “Dry Stone Walling Workshops in Cornwall” Subheadline that explains: hands-on, small-group courses led by an experienced stonemason, based near Bude. A simple call to action such as “Register Interest” or “View Upcoming Workshops”. About the Workshops Explain that the workshops teach the fundamentals of dry stone walling through practical, hands-on instruction. Emphasise small group sizes, real materials, outdoor learning, and a focus on traditional techniques rather than theory. Mention that no prior experience is required. About the Instructor Introduce the stonemason as a highly experienced craftsman with a lifetime of practical experience in stone masonry and dry stone walling. Keep the tone modest and credible. Avoid exaggerated claims. Emphasise a preference for teaching and passing on skills rather than commercial contracting. Location State that the workshops are held on private land near Bude, Cornwall, in a rural setting. Mention that full location details are provided after booking. Who the Workshops Are For List audiences such as: – People interested in traditional crafts and heritage skills – Homeowners and landowners – People looking for hands-on outdoor learning – Those interested in countryside skills or conservation Upcoming Workshops Include placeholder dates with wording like “Pilot workshops launching soon” or “Dates to be announced”. Make it clear that initial workshops are limited and spaces are small. Register Interest / Booking Include a simple form for people to register interest or enquire about upcoming workshops. Keep it minimal: name, email, and optional message. Tone & Style Guidelines Use natural language, short paragraphs, and plenty of white space. Avoid buzzwords, hype, emojis, or overly modern startup language. The design should feel grounded, rural, and timeless rather than flashy. End the page with simple contact details and a short line reinforcing the focus on traditional skills and hands-on learning.