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Hi Big Monster, not wanting to pour doubt over the previous replies, but there are plenty of tiny details to your question that will make a world of difference, depending on your intentions. From personal experience, I dislike hacksaw blade strikers as they tend to bite more material off than is...

Hi taukelim, TzeMing, welcome aboard - been to SG a few times, can't wait to get back with the family!

There are some indications that the symptoms of Delta are changing - the most frequently reported indications are now more likely to be - Headache, runny nose, sore throat and sneezing. Loss of smell/taste and a new persistent cough - are becoming less common.

Welcome aboard Dave, great to have you beside the virtual camp-fire!

If Sanka pulls out, I'll have it!

Steve, what have you done? I can feel a stabbing pain in my wallet! Wins the photo comp hands down! Cheers

PM on its way

Interested Trojan, why is your friend wanting to sell? What condition is it in and do you have any photos of the actual item?

I thought about you having to go through it again - I thought about calling but didn't in case you were busy bailing or lifting stuff. I've had water issues by proxy, had to do some mechanic-ing to our water pump which had worn out over the last twenty years since I replaced it last time...

I have both, had the 240 for a few years, but only recently bought the 200. They are both very capable tools - however, by simple virtue of the additional length and weight, the 240 is the better chopper - but it doesn't end there; the better chopper is also noticeably heavier to carry and...

£74.95 (their standard costs for replacement soles and return postage) plus the cost of posting to them - so about £80 all in. I did also ask about them replacing an eyelet, but they didn't have any of the type that I wanted - that would have been an extra £10. They replaced the cushioned...

Up until a fortnight ago, I'd have said Shoegoo too, However, since the cooler weather hit, I dug out an old pair of Lowa's on which the inner sole had sadly crumbled. I had always been told that they could never be repaired, but I gave these guys a call - https://www.bootrepaircompany.co.uk/...

Yup, smart move. The mountains will be there for a while yet, a little patience and it'll happen when it is good and ready!

I still hope to make it, though I don't know what sleeping plans I'll use and I may have to pop back to Trog HQ at some point on Saturday. 1. Broch + 1 2. Ogri the trog 3. 4.

Why have I not seen this before - PM inbound!

If I can get away from work early enough on Monday, I hope to pay a flying visit, just for a short while - be great to put some faces to names.

Funny you should say that - I still have a map that I "Fabloned" in about 1985 and apart from one worn through hole, remains readable and useable. At the time we'd iron the map flat, roll the fablon on it, (no air bubbles as the paper was porous) then throw it in a bath of water for a long soak...

This could get all kinds of deep & meaningful and really does merit the phrase that - "Until you go, you can't understand - and once you have been you can't explain!" There is the delightful anticipation for the next one, that begins even before leaving the site of the one you are at! There are...

The Baofeng units are quite capable things and with some thought and a little pre-planning can get around most of the Cambrian Mountains - I've used them on mountain events and the WRGB! A call to your local amateur radio club should put you in touch with someone who can advise on licencing -...

No worries Broch, if you have permission, that's great. Not for me though, I am very much a land-lubber! ;)