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Great pictures, every credit to you all :) Looking forward to reading more about the weekend and seeing more piccys :)

Has anyone tried making bannock using rice flour or potato flour instead of wheatflour?

Really enjoyed that :) I've lived in town all my life - I can't get my head around taking the kids to school via boat :D:cool: Just out of interest where's your nearest shop or post office?

My first meet, and I really enjoyed it. Thanks to everyone for being so welcoming and friendly - I can't wait for the next one! :)

I got my backpacking tent from Argos for less than £50. It's brilliant and very roomy too (for a one - man anyway) :D . Agros seem to be improving with their outdoor/ hobby gear range every season :)

My loss was on a hammock. I'd seen such good things about them on here, and stupidly when out and bought one without researching it further. I used it and detested the thing!! My fault though, and I learnt quickly not to get too carried away with other peoples opinions on kit :)...

Absolutely none of my family are into anything bushcrafty, so I'm completely self taught. Which is probably why I'm so slow at it :lmao:

I'd be well up for this, again dates and exact location permitting:)

Been following this fascinating thread from the beginning, though like shaman said, it shouldn't really have needed starting in the first place. I hope to wild camp up in Scotland at some stage - one thing I've learnt from the thread is to take a copy of the wild camp legislation with me...

Best bet is to give ACAS a call, it can all depend on what's in your contract/ agreed with your employers etc. They are a well known organisation that deal with employment disputes all the time, and there service is free bar the cost of a call (bit like citizans advice organisation, that kind...

Fascinating subject :) Just done a quick google and found this: http://www.mysteriousbritain.co.uk/scotland/aberdeenshire/hauntings/the-grey-man-of-ben-macdhui.html. It gives a possible explanation for what you experienced: QUOTE: "A more reasonable explanation for some of the...

A lot of bushcraft forums members tend to stick to one forum as their 'home', and visit other bushcraft forums for a change every so often (bit like going to your local every night, then on Fri/ Saturday nights going to a different pub for a change of scenery I suppose :) ). It's a little...

Teno those tin can billys are brilliant! They are on now on my 'to do' list :) Have you tried them out yet? How are they ?

Try noodles, quick pasta, biscuits, oatcakes, loads of nuts, dried fruits (prunes/ apricots/ cranberries), packet of grated cheese, and everything else that's been mentioned. Beanfeast (ie that dried meat free mince) is ok, but needs flavouring! Just a quickie; if when you are out in the...

Good advice :)

I like it, cool :)

Enjoyed that, thanks for sharing :)

Hi Jojo, just read the link; I don't find it 'sexed up' or whatever at all, but maybe that's just me. Blood would have been 'pouring' from Gradys arms as I'm sure he has had a few heart attacks in the past few years (so poss on some kind of blood thinning medication). And I think most people...

Great way to spend a few days :)

I love em' ! Really creative, full of life and that little bit different too :)