Competition - 1000 posts milestone
- Thread starter Elen Sentier
- Start date
-
Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
Woo !!! Only 10 posts to go - get your guesses in quick
I was trying to work out how your 1000 posts had crept up so quick, then I realised your posts per day are 10x that of mine!
TurboGirl
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mmmmm..... an ounce of camaraderie.... a dose of good will.... and some ralgex for after the work is done 
I love your posts, Elen, your contribution to this forum is most welcome x 
I love your posts, Elen, your contribution to this forum is most welcome x 
With the 1001 post, who is The Winner?
Well nobody got the animal right but PaulJM and Dean both got the other two items so the Sudden Death Question for you two is ...
It's a BIG animal, a herbivore but not a ruminant and this part is useful for cordage and violin bows
Go guys ...
Well nobody got the animal right but PaulJM and Dean both got the other two items so the Sudden Death Question for you two is ...
It's a BIG animal, a herbivore but not a ruminant and this part is useful for cordage and violin bows
Go guys ...
It is horse hair, Paul. As you got there first the bag + contents is yours. PM me with your address and it will go in the post to you today
We have the winner - congratulations to Pauljm116, a man who knows his ruminants 
The Pocket (bag + contents) will be off to him today.
Thank you all for joining in. I loved the answers and cracked up over some of them, especially the bum fluff and Bugs Bunny ... if only
I'm sorry, Bob, while I do have reindeer (love 'em) and Hubby has promised me the diamond for Yule, the only politician I could find wouldn't stay in the bag, and neither would the cat, Oldimer.
Monkey - pse enlighten me, what do you use pyrites for in bushcraft? I's iggerant
Turbo - thnak you :notworthy the camararderie and goodwill on this forum is phenomenal, it's a grand place to be. And I could certainly do with the ralgex too
Cheers again to everyone and thank you for taking me on board.
The Pocket (bag + contents) will be off to him today.
Thank you all for joining in. I loved the answers and cracked up over some of them, especially the bum fluff and Bugs Bunny ... if only
I'm sorry, Bob, while I do have reindeer (love 'em) and Hubby has promised me the diamond for Yule, the only politician I could find wouldn't stay in the bag, and neither would the cat, Oldimer. Monkey - pse enlighten me, what do you use pyrites for in bushcraft? I's iggerant
Turbo - thnak you :notworthy the camararderie and goodwill on this forum is phenomenal, it's a grand place to be. And I could certainly do with the ralgex too
Cheers again to everyone and thank you for taking me on board.
Congrats Paul, I've only just got home but am chuffed that I was that close normally I'd expect to be miles off. That was a fun competition Elen it's great having people like yourself making this forum such a great place.
Colin
Colin
:notworthy Colin and I have to ask, is that your hand with the snake, in your avatar? Very envious if it is
Thanks Colin, I'm just lucky I had a quiet morning at work so had chance to check. It was a fun competition, loved reading some of the guesses.
Elen, Yes it is my hand. I was clearing some garden rubbish when I looked down and saw that little one sliding over my foot, at first I just froze and once I saw him clearly picked him up to move him out of the way of the tractor. I couldn't resist taking a quick snap on the way to the quiet spot where he was released.
Colin
Colin
Weren't you afraid to get bitten? (Excuse my ignorance, I know not what snake that is.)
I froze because I wasn't sure at first all I could see was a couple of inches of snake sliding across my boot! Once he moved a bit further I saw it was just a grass snake and breathed again.
Colin
Colin
Similar threads
