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Thanks Robbi, appreciated. Regards, Keith.

Yes TeeDee, but the size of the dwelling really has nothing to do with it's suitability for off grid. Off grid means not using coal power electricity supplied by the grid, but you can use an alternate power such as solar power. This is Linstock, our main house. Here you can see the ventilation...

I guess it is like many other interests, different people interpret them in different ways. I was born in the West Sussex countryside in an 18th century farm house. I have always felt that I was just another animal & I belonged to the natural environment. I started with really primitive methods...

Good post champ. This is my angling tackle, linen lines & cold forged hooks with sinew leaders. In the past I have also enjoyed making my own line & gorge hooks. Can you show us some of your own tackle champ? Keith.

Many times henchy, but not whilst I lived in the UK. Wild boar, wild cattle, Buffalo, wild dogs & humans. The wild boar I shot after it managed to slash one of my riding boots. The wild cattle I managed to avoid after throwing a coiled rope in it's face & diving behind a tree. The wild dogs I...

There is always some risk of something when wild camping S, probably more so for me here than there was for me when I lived in West Sussex in the UK, but we do it anyway. Like you I just use an oil cloth shelter, & I make a bed of sticks to get me off the ground. I clear a good area around where...

Keith.

Well firstly well done Greg. I know you chaps are not really into survival & that Bushcraft is totally different, but I really think that you would be far better off learning & practicing more sustainable primitive methods, especially concerning making fire. Woodsmen & woods women did not use...

I planted the acorns out in the forest, some survived some not. But then the conditions here are harsher than in the UK. Keith.

Try here TLM, if you don't find anything, ask on the forum. Someone will probably have what you want. Regards, Keith. https://neclhg.freeforums.net/board/37/period-clothing?q=capot

I would have concerns regarding moisture being trapped between the layers Herman. Personally I would use the wool material to make a capot or other clothing for winter. Regards, Keith.

Yes I just checked & can't see my reply. If I remember correctly, it was: Gun 3kg. Shot pouch 1kg. Knapsack 9kgs. Keith.

Thank you for the feedback Tony, appreciated. Regards, Keith.

I recieved one email from you, & I copied the email & replied to your home page as I could not find it on my pm page. I hope you recieved it okay. Keith.

If you don't mind me asking Nice65, where in West Sussex are you? I was born in Bognor Regis. Regards, Keith.

Many thanks, your reply much appreciated. Regards, Keith.

Thank you Nice65, good to know it is not a fault at my end. Very much appreciated Nice. Regards, Keith.

Not Finding Posts. I am receiving the email notifications, but the links DO NOT take me to the correct post. Regards, Keith.

Any chance of some images Paul? Keith.

We live in a forest Paul, when I lived in England all the woodlands around us were being cut down making room for housing. So I left England & came to Australia & purchased my own forest. We use the dead wood for our cooking stove & heater, we use timber for fence posts & constructing sheds. We...