Recent content by nomade

  • Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (29th July - 10th August) available until April 6th, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
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    Out and about with the Dog

    Beautiful pix, Russ! Thanks! Magnificent dog, looks part of the surroundings!
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    Hi Tony! Hi Shelly! To both of you and to all your beautiful kids, MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY...

    Hi Tony! Hi Shelly! To both of you and to all your beautiful kids, MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR
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    P.S. Happy Christmas to Spike too!

    P.S. Happy Christmas to Spike too!
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    Hi Karen, I hope you are well, we haven't communicated for a long time but I don't forget my...

    Hi Karen, I hope you are well, we haven't communicated for a long time but I don't forget my friends from the Moot, wish you and your family a HAPPY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR! Dominique-Nomade
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    Sad news at the Moot

    We were a big family at the Moot, the ones who knew eachother, the ones who didn't, the ones who met, the ones who didn't directly meet, I hope all our posts here can be of some support and comfort to you now. My thoughts are with you.
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    Who's going to the Moot

    I will be there and look forward to meeting everyone old and new! If anyone could give me a lift to camp from Bridgend Railw. Station Friday around 2pm (will give exact arrival time of london train), please text message me on 0790 55076 53 or call if you don't mind the expense. Many Thanks...
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    Travelling to the moot

    I will be arriving by train from London, will know the time of arrival when I will have my ticket which should be tonight (computer system at station had broken down so I was told to come back later, which means now immediately after writing this). Will come back soon here with precise...
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    Going to Bushmoot2009

    I'll be coming from London by train too. Will know the time of arrival tomorrow and let you know. Maybe we can arrange going to camp together, hopefully in someone's car or sharing the cost of a taxi.
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    Hobo stoves at the Moot

    I have a tiny hobo made of a tin and will bring it.
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    open fires, fireboxes, hobo stoves and environmental responsibility?

    Myotis wrote: " I didn't realise that that traditional life styles that rely on open fires were being considered as significant polluters." I was surrpised too hearing (or reading) that on several occasions. I think it is because of population increase. There are NGOs who deal with...
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    trangia argument

    You mention a "civvi Trangia burner" but I thought both the army and civvi burners were exactly the same. In fact the only thing they have in common...I may be mistaken. I heard that generally stainless steel is a poor heat conductor. Aluminium is a good one. Carbon steel is a good one too...
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    Monty Halls' Great Escape

    Bothyman wrote: "But what happened to Rueben after the filming was he just a Prop or did he keep him. It just seemed rather strange he got him just before the filming started." Yes perhaps a lot of what is shown is made up and not quite what it seems, I share the concern. I read in Radio...
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    Monty Halls' Great Escape

    Someone asked about the toilets, well they are on their way: next episode (read in Radio Times). Composting toilets. Some people have reservations about recycling human feaces as they contain toxins and heavy metals. Today's modern human body is in fact unfit for releasing its waste into an...
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    grey squirrel cull

    Thanks for the info "Big Shot", question answered! It shows the American Red Squirrel is of a different genus to the other two (grey and Eurasian red).
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    grey squirrel cull

    Boston073, can you explain the history of red and grey squirrels in the US? I thought this grey v red business was a strictly British issue: the red squirrel is native to the British Isles and to Europe while the grey squirrel is an American species which in the UK one day escaped from a...