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Conservationists sometimes forget that we humans are animals too, and we have a right to our fare share of nature and its resources.

With bacon, sliced up apple and lots of syrup.

Is there an evaluation period? Will they compare knife crime stats before the shutdown and lets say one year after?

I always let her decide on her own packlist. And then secretly pack all the stuff she has forgotten or thought unnecessary in my own pack. After letting her suffer in the rain/cold for some time I will lovingly dig up her raincoat and hand it to her, while trying not to chuckle.

Shame I couldn't make it, work has been realy busy lately (what economical crisis?). Where's the photo's?!

Man, are those stunning pictures!

This year in Norway on a solo week-long hiking trip near Narvik. The encounter lasted for about half an hour, then the reindeer finally decided it was time to go.

Be afraid, be very afraid, your licence plate number is now on the hit list.

Very nice atmospheric image. Love to see the two originals that were used to create this.

Good thing it wasn't a rainy day then. Would have been quite a handful, confiscating hundreds of umbrellas.

Very seventies kinda thing. At least, that's what is reminds me of. :)

Hi Simon, I would love to join you on a canoe/camping trip sometime. Maybe practice some bushcraft while were there. The weekend of 27/28 is still free. Let me know what you think about the possibilities after your recon mission ;) David

Very well done indeed! What's the knife used for and how does it perform?

In Holland there are various organisations that supply a choice of assorted fruit and veg, organically grown, local if possible. They chuck a weeks supply in a (paper)bag and we collect it every Friday at our local shop. And often it's cheaper than buying it all at the supermarket as well.

Looks like you had a good time! Thanks for sharing. Nice to see how we all dress up as dictated by current outdoor standards (no offence intended) while the locals make do with slippers, shorts and tees.

If you want stronger cord just double the first cord. And if that still isn't strong enough double again. And how did your cord fail? Did it break or come apart?

I'm a civil engineer working at a small engineering company (there's only four of us) specialised in finite element calculations. We do bridges, large steel structures (stadiums and the like, for you British, we were involved in the new Wembley stadium roof and the Millennium Wheel), crane...

And when at Halfords check for some wheel rim polish paste. This could do the trick. Be sure to check if it doesn't harm your steel though.

Off course my knife and some means to light a fire are always in my pockets and not in the pack. And when I leave camp for a short hike I always bring warm clothing and rain gear. Guess that'll do for most situations.