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I don't know of any specific bags but your post caught my eye. i did my DofE Bronze a few years ago with the Air Cadets and i used an 80 litre bag which was plenty big enough. i could have most slickly used a smaller bag, but that was the bag i used for everything and its better to have too much...

The saplings sound perfect, will definitely have to take advantage of those, with respect towards sustainability though. I never been to a site where cutting live wood was allowed. Everyone seems so accommodating already, so i'm sure that i will be able to find numerous of you lovely kind...

Both me and my Dad (Hammock_man) would like to show and share a few of our low budget solutions which we have become fond of and hopefully others will enjoy their simplicity. From a pack-able Hobo Stove which only cost £6 to build to windshields which only cost £1 (plus a bit of tape)

Thank you both, for taking the time to reply. Consideration for the environment and minimising wasteful use of resources is a given. My Dad and i would almost exclusively use only fallen wood, which is our usual habit in any case. What one person can get away with using within 100 acres is...

This is my first posting and mine and my fathers (Hammock_man) first time at BushMoot. I have seen some information but still have a few questions about day to day life at the event. I understand that for some of you that a lot of the answers to theses questions will be absurdly common...