Recent content by Tony

Um, it seems that the gif's cause issues with layout, I've just spent too long trying to work out why. So, I can change a few things, put in some new emojis for things like thank you. this doesn't display correctly :thankyou: but this could be used, but it comes out smaller! :emoji_clap: So...

Yeah, I feel like lunch today is now inadequate :sulk::beerchug:

Good to hear that you're healing up Paddy :grouphug:

I'm happy for you to demonstrate the cheese bread at the next WinterMoot ;)

Testing stuff

Ha ha, that's excellent! Looking forward to seeing everyone. Spread the word! We've got a MindMoot end of May if anyone is into the more mindful approach to things.

Good to see. We need more youngsters that want some outdoor adventure! goodjob

This is weird as the forums not listed :dunno:

Great thread! It's interesting it have such a great timespan to compare, I remember the early days of the forum and Ray on TV talking about tapping Birch, lots of people tried it. There seems to be a compromise between hole size and yeld, and hole size and wound on the tree. I'm interested to...

You sure John? I can't see your feedback anywhere? Tengu, I'll email you now. Everyone else, please take the time for some feedback :beerchug:

goodjob

Godo to have you on Bushcraft UK, I'm looking forward to seeing you about the place goodjob

It was great having you at the WinterMoot Sue, I hope you enjoy the forums!

Dude, that's a great writeup on your trip, thanks for sharing it. I've known Ben for a long time, he's a good guy and runs some great courses. That aurora is beautiful! What was the hardest spect of the trip and what was the best part of it?

I use a blowtorch whenever practicable to get fires going, I can rub sticks together, I'm very good at flint and steel and all those things, but I love my blowtorch. There's also my battery leaf blower, took that to the WinterMoot, that really gets the fire hot :naughty: :mexwave: