Are you absolutely certain about that? I distinctly recall it and I've never heard of Benedict Allen.
I'm sure it was Allen and not Mears.
Are you absolutely certain about that? I distinctly recall it and I've never heard of Benedict Allen.
Are you absolutely certain about that? I distinctly recall it and I've never heard of Benedict Allen.
I emailed him and his elves have emailed back to say that my recollection is faulty..
I'd love to see that e-mail
Dear staff at raymears.com,
I was hoping you could settle an argument between myself and a couple of others. I have a distinct memory that, on a TV programme some years ago, Mr. Mears stated that he had once, on an expedition, been driven by hunger to kill and eat his dog. The other chaps say that I am mistaken.
Which of us is correct?
Thank you for your email.
This is not true.
Kindest regards
Diana Taylor
Operations Manager
Woodlore Limited
As for who coined the phrase Richard Graves used it before Mors Kochanski which is why Mors called his book Northern bushcraft as Graves already had a book out called Bushcraft.
Not heard of him.Enrest Favenc used it ten years before Richard Graves was born!
Not heard of him.
Yes I know what you mean. But a Bushcraft Uk television programme would be immense! And your are 100% right about his knowledge there is no doubting that.