Recent content by Springheeljack1

I'll take one! Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

I trek about Sheffield and the Peak District and I never seem to be able to find any. Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

Not my cup of tea, but the quality shines through though. A great piece of history to keep and use. Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

I use Petzel repelling gloves, the extra padding on the palm and fingers is great, and without any major loss of dexterity! Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

Not big but delivers a damn fine filter coffee if your on a commute

Cool pm me your pay-pal details and I will send it through during the night, I'am on a nightshift so I'll send it after midnight.

I'd be interested can pay tomorrow if thats okay payday!

A vote from me thanks for sharing it with us. Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

I've been looking at the Alpkit Rig7 tarp, it's a little smaller and I think it packs down smaller, that and so lash-it ropes and you've got a super light weight set up. Sent from my pie-phone, via Tip-top......…hmm Tip-top!

I wouldn't go with paracord myself, I use these chaps for all my hammock needs, really good stuff.

I don't like the look of it, but I have thought on it too, playing the 'Devils advocate' is it the follow on from what we call cave paintings now? Ok you'll say cavemen painted images to tell the tale of the area, what to hunt, and area ownership e.c.t. Is the difference so vast, youths going...

A grand looking cup, I really liked the top set it looked very 'rustic', I've been making inroads in to carving myself, the spoon I was making ended up as a teaspoon, a little teaspoon, but still a spoon! I now feel if I can make a little spoon a bigger one should be easy now.

I use one with my UKHammock hammock, it rests on the built in ridge line giving your Under quilt a lot of lift, also you can adjust the tension on your quilt lines without getting out of your hammock if your feeling a draft in the night, as they are just above instead behind your head. With...

I am trying to lean the Ukulele, not far away from the Banjo, try this guy

I volunteer with the Sheffield Ranger Service and we have been involved with several of the unveiling days for a number of these sculpture, I have even met one of the artists (can't recall his name) he also worked in cast iron, cement, as well as wood, he links each sculpture to the history/folk...