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I know many folks on here have families and with the summer holiday period looming, I have started a small series of videos aimed at parents wanting to do bushcraft with their kids. The gear I have kept minimal and the projects simple. I hope they will give you a few ideas and a few pointers. Enjoy.

Here is the last of my "Starting Bushcraft" series and this one is all about food!! I have kept it nice & simple (as with the other videos) and hopefully folks will find a lot of useful information in this short video. Enjoy.

With the Bushmoot fast approaching and more folks likely to take family camping in the woods, I thought Iwould do a video on the set-up I use to manage several pans over the fire. I hope you find it useful. Atb Neil

This is a recipe I have used for years. Its very simple and absolutely delicious. Enjoy

I know the venerable LK35 is a popular choice of pack for many here. I have been using one for many years and had made several changes to my original pack. My latest change was not to the pack, instead I have turned my attention to the frame... I hope some find this useful...

You have the skills, watch the video all the way to the end, head to the woods, make it, leave it.....make someone happy! Atb Neil

One of the members here messaged me and reminded me I hadn't put it up here. Perhaps its because I'm getting older, but I seem to want to carry a lot less nowadays. I'm no Thru-hiker, nor can I afford to replace everything with Titanium & sil-nylon, but I did find a few simple ways to shed a few...

I know a few people at the Moots a few years back asked me about my underblanket set-up. Well its evolved a little and I have turned it into a little project that most with a little sewing experience could tackle. Here is the video... Enjoy. Neil

If you have been looking out the window , longing to be out in it, I made a little video specially for you! Enjoy Neil

If you have not made it to a Bushmoot, you may not be aware of a Hangi Pit and how awesome they are to cook in. Here is a simple guide to the basics of how to do one. If you enjoy please like, share, subscribe, thanks!

As it says above....I have been using them for the last four years and here are my thoughts...enjoy Atb Neil

Here is a very simple project, that if you get your finger out, would make a very nice gift for Xmas...Enjoy

Here is a great little recipe for the colder months ......enjoy

I have updated my original video on rigging tarps, if you use a tarp you may find it useful....enjoy. Neil

This is a super easy, super tasty dish that can be made with really simple kit (just a metal mug in fact). Give it a go next time you are in the woods and let me know how you got on! Enjoy... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXnmLvznCn8&feature=youtu.be

A few of us met up in the West Country for a little wander (inc Dark Horse Dave of this parish). Much fun was had by all and here is a little film of what we got up to... Enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZUU7ncT59w

I have just finished my latest video on the above subject. I realise there are some amazingly knowledgeable people on here, but thought it may help with a few ideas for those just starting out. Atb Neil https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWq8fsE7RYY&t=592s

Its a question I have been asked a lot....so here is my latest video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kcN4mzd5Hc Enjoy. Neil

As above...I need to pick your brains! Atb Neil

I set myself a little challenge of doing as many things as I could with elder. I made elderflower gin as project #1. Project #2 & #3 are using old bits of dead elder. Here is project #2.