Recent content by galavanter

might be places to wild camp near St Marys loch or loch oh the Lowes on Selkirk to Moffat road

Diy bags look at Yostwerks web site dedicated to home made kayaks but also shows how to work with pvc and glues etc

re gards flags Big Bang Theory Sheldons world of flags its nuts

I think it was just called catalogue disount store ,if heading from town center towards road bridge its near the top end of street on left hand side on a side street if you see Watts shop you have went to far there was a rail of suit jackets outside of shop I think there was a bench near it...

I was up in Ayr today at a catalogue discount store at top of high street and they have sturdy rubber shoulderbags for 2 pounds ideal for sunday bimbles and shemaghs for a pound only in military green though might be worth a look if you are there

old kitchen knives although stainless mostly .can.be made into smaller more practical knives .handy to have and good practice at low cost

I tried a lot of differant bits on really hard industrial saw blades and the only luck I had was with spear shaped tile drills they did not last for more than three or four holes though just be careful using them though good luck

bumbag with compression straps very good probably get one from Pete Blands shop in Kendal Iused to do a fair bit of hillrunning and they dont bounce

Have just been looking at a site called Motherearth news where it tells you how to make a damper for a hobo stove and also gives instruction making an oven from a tin can

just when you think your bug out bag is big enough you end up buying an anti radiation suit auch well thats life

regards canoeing in the sea do you put solid bouyancy back and front to stop too much water getting in if a capsize occurs

This may be of interest to medieval followers outside Glasgow near Denny there is a medieval fort called Duncarron something to do with the clan Ranold it has been built fairley recently bye a group of voulnteers a lot of the clan have taken part in films as extras in medieval battles Russel...

Ally thank you for info Ill check it out,much obliged

Years ago my father in law had a home made heater in his shed which consisted of a possibly 20to30 gallon drum opened at one end with a tube down the centre of it he then stuffed sawdust between the outer edge of the tube and the inside of the drum when it was stuffed firmly the tube was...