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Hi All,
Taken last week in Dalby Forest N.Yorks.
Me, daughter, 10 month old son (in back pack) and "The Farm reject" token sheep dog.
Wife took the picture, (she's the real blacksheep of the family).
Regards Richard
P.S. a 24lb backpack that kicks, giggles and jumps up and down make for great fun, not to mention the sick down the neck.......
Taken last week in Dalby Forest N.Yorks.
Me, daughter, 10 month old son (in back pack) and "The Farm reject" token sheep dog.
Wife took the picture, (she's the real blacksheep of the family).
Regards Richard
P.S. a 24lb backpack that kicks, giggles and jumps up and down make for great fun, not to mention the sick down the neck.......
One of the advantage of reaching the age when you can gain the tittle of Grumpy Old Buschrafter is that this is over for you!!!! Yessss No more sick down your neck
, dirty nappies, etc.I am glad to let you have that pleasure now
!
Dalby forest last week!! I was there last week too! Did you go on that 'go ape thing'?
To be honest i wasnt that impressid with Dalby forest. There were no little natural tracks to walk down. all i saw was logging roads and a big grass carpark. It was more of a fun park than a forest! People on zip lines in the trees etc.
HI Jon,
No didn't fancy the going ape thing not at £25 a go.
I admit some of the walks are a bit tame for the big boys, but with young family its a good starting point.
My 6 year old daughter enjoyed it and you've got to start them some were.
Regards Richard.
P.S. can anyone help with the photo thing?
No didn't fancy the going ape thing not at £25 a go.
I admit some of the walks are a bit tame for the big boys, but with young family its a good starting point.
My 6 year old daughter enjoyed it and you've got to start them some were.
Regards Richard.
P.S. can anyone help with the photo thing?
My pack weight is getting heavier by the day. And my landscape shots are getting shakier.
Is that an Airbourne T-Shirt?
struggled to find one of me, hate having my picture taken as you can tell by the forced smile, either that or it was freezing that day 
taken July last year on the Berwyn's, not very bushcrafty but love hill walking too, at least it's not one of me in front of the telly
taken July last year on the Berwyn's, not very bushcrafty but love hill walking too, at least it's not one of me in front of the telly
wel this is me in my present workshop (though only for the next couple of weeks 
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The picture was taken for an exhibition of local charaters and events in Chagford near where I live
)The picture was taken for an exhibition of local charaters and events in Chagford near where I live
Thats a great picture heath - is it one of yours? I do love a good character study and that ones a corker!
Red
Red
Here's me in my full bushcraft outfit.
When I organise a meet I make sure that everyone is welcome, I may need to reconsider!
It's the hat right? i knew it (don't worry that's not me i don't own a digi camera so unable to post a pic of me at the mo)
(don't worry that's not me i don't own a digi camera so unable to post a pic of me at the mo)
Here's me in my full bushcraft outfit.
Mummy tell the scary man to go away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Red I can't take any credit for the pic, I just couldn't resist the urge when I saw it on the net. I'm still a youngster (though not compared to Johnr), it was a desperate atempt to be in your gang
I rather suspect the truth would have come out when you showed up at the grumpy corner heath
No-one younger than Stovie or Old Jimbo allowed though - we might run out of Sanatogen and embrocation
Red
No-one younger than Stovie or Old Jimbo allowed though - we might run out of Sanatogen and embrocation
Red
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