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You obviously have me figured out, Sherlock. I still have no idea who you are or who you think I am though.

I'm not sure who you are, or who you think I am. Maybe you should enlighten us.

Old chains from hanging baskets are wonderful items, I need to get one but a good friend uses a piece and it is very handy. You can suspend the chain on a tripod or drop stick, tea stick or whatever you want to call it. Nails are good too, but be careful you don't upset the pot into the fire.

I realise it wasn't directed solely at me! :rolleyes: I thought I'd make sure that, as it felt I was being put up as one of the culprits, that I'd get my defence in first. The fact remains, a few times I've been told "You're new here...." like it matters! Or do time served people get away with...

I didn't feel I was ranting at all! I just made statements of fact that were based on what I do. It seems to me that others were all to happy to have a go and weren't told to wind it in, but then maybe it is because I am a new guy which I've been told all too often since joining. It's not a...

I prefer that over their bushcraft knife, just from the design stand point alone; although I still don't get the hole, it looks better on this and not so out of place! As for the handle, you've done a good job! ;D It looks sweet!

Contact companies that make stuff that doesn't require you to be yomping about and offer to review them on an outdoors forum.

I like the grill! How much was it? :pokenest:

Stand by for your bag to get even bigger with some of the suggestions you'll receive!!

I always looked down on this as one of those things that Mears does, so the herd follows. After trying it though, it is the best way to cook fish without a shadow of a doubt! I love how it crisps up and yet underneath remains moist and flavoursome. I personally crack a load of coarse sea salt...

In reality, that wouldn't happen, so stop being so melodramatic! Besides which, what you see is the fruiting body, more will come up so it is not an issue at all.

Maybe the better way would be to do a passaround review, it would get a more rounded review from different people looking at it from different angles and would stop the possibility of it being biased.

They'd take a dye readily enough I'd expect, brown would go over the orange well, then wash with a squirt of baby oil in the washer. goodjob

About twenty years in the electric chair if you believe this lot! :rolleyes:

There's nowt like keeping a fellah on their toes! :D

So don't go onto private land! There is tonnes of public access land that has wild edibles growing on them, it would have to be a slow crime day to get arrested for picking blackberries! :rolleyes:

:rolleyes: I did say I wouldn't go so far as the guy on COTWS and trespass, so if somebody s shooting their rifle on public access land and shoots me, they'll be going to nick! So I'm not the proverbial pain in anybodys' **** and will be just fine, and if I was to get caught then it would be...

And that is fair justice for their lack of respect for the natural environment.

I understand the laws, I don't need to be preached at about it! We re grown up people, nd regardless of this forums' stance on what can and cannot be done, I will make my own decisions in life and pay the consequences of my actions if they occur. The fact remains, I garb a few 'shrooms if I...

I had an email a work today about an article that talked about the right to roam, the right to collect wild foods in public areas and how uprooting plants being illegal all came about because unscrupulous people were digging up orchids and bluebells and selling them on. This means, by rights...