Recent content by Huwenduro

Yep me too. My grandfather would make his own though and collect it when we went fishing. I want to do the same, should have paid more attention to what he was doing.

Thanks bob i shall look for those two books.

Brilliant thank you

I'm well aware of the problems with disposing of wet wipes down a drain. I'm a civil engineer who has worked on quite a few water treatment and maitenence schemes in my time. We (ie me and my mrs) have never flushed a wet wipe or even coffee granuals down a drain as both have very real impacts...

Hi this might be quite localised to South Wales but I would like to get a guide to identify the seaweed types specifically for making laverbread. My grandfather taught me how recognise the right seaweeds but its now 20 years since his passing and i have lost the knowledge. Thanks in advance

I have a 3 and 5 year old so wet wipes are a fact of life as is carrying them home. They are always disposed of responsibly. As I said before im not interested in the toilet seat.

I have thought if making my own but I already carry some essentials. It was the ready made pack for single use I like the idea of. The toilet seat cover was not really of interest. To be honest I find chasing down a small furry creature quite tedious....oh and they bite! :wideyed:

I realise that starting my first thread about something called a potty pack might seem odd but hey ho. I have been trying to find an alternative to the potty pack or sh!t kit sold in the good old USA. I can not find a retailer in the uk and they appear not to ship to the uk. They sound useful...

Thanks

Hi all, i have just stumbled across this website and having spent a few days lurking i have finally signed up. I love the outdoors, mtbing, walking and fishing when ever i have a spare moment. Im now enjoying showing my kids the wonders of the outdoors which always has a few supprises for us...