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Starting off wandering around peak district then on from there. If anyone fancies meeting me for a night or two drop me a line...Bring whisky lol. I'm cantankerous but can spin a few campfire dits if required. Heading out today - Hopefully see you anon. “When all the golden land's ahead of you...

Tarptent contrail, light and tough.

Carbolic soap! Where's the carbolic soap? ;)

Petzl e+LITE, weighs nothing!

I'm sure it was delicious with those fava beans and a nice chianti!

Very sad to hear!

In response to the other thread. For me it has to be the Harkila Pro Hunter, just an amazing bit of kit! Also the Alt-berg boots I've owned, when properly looked after, are incredible.

Buffalo Teclite and Paramo Velez Adventure Light! Not for me at all! Teclite is just uncomfortable and the hood is appalling, Paramo is not at all water proof and leaks terribly at the seams!

I use an exped 40l for most things, 120l is excessive.

I am currently reading Wind, Sand and Stars by Antoine De Saint-Exuprey, I can't remember ever having been so moved by a book.

Nikon FM2, totally battery free (and my phone when I take it).

Thanks for posting this, it is something I was totally unaware of!

My friend drinks it untreated, but hes been doing it most of his adult life, never gets ill? I think he's daft! Fine to drink treated.

Really nice!! Topped off with one of my favorite woods!

Form that era it would be ventile and have a sizeable moustache just above the collar!

I've hammered three pairs of Altbergs over the years. Some long-time observations. The soles are poor, they wear quickly and are terrible in mud and mossy stone, the best are the panama! Also on the boots with the harder rubber rand the leather cracks deeply at the seam with extended use in...

Don't be lulled into complacency by Britain's clement weather, hypothermia is subtle and deadly, many die in the UK per year from it and it only makes the papers when it is, say, a film maker doing a social experiment or a hiker with family to miss him, the homeless don't make for headlines. As...

Portrait, your eye follows the flow of contours down the picture from left to right, the landscape shot does not have this movement.