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And now they are cutting down forest planted on `useless` heath, arent they?

Yes, clean water is much, much better than dirty. And you, yourself might be immune to your local bugs, but what if a friend visits who isnt?

What did people do in the past?

Id use a kelly kettle.

Halloween reduction. A tube of 15 glow sticks for £1

Pictures...tonight... The stove with it is a Primus No. 5

Yep, thats a broken.

Sorry about this; very busy this week

No Broken spectre? The conditions look just right for it

Gah, I have access to CANMORE (Scotland) and the local HER (Heritage environment resource) but no idea of the Welsh one. Possibly on the local council page? Anyone know this? The mapping systems can be a great help.

Thats great; and the lifting bolt is a obvious idea...but...who would have thought of it??

Looks like Swedish (But several millitaries used similar?) Should have 3 crowns on it if so.

I found a pure wool blanket at the charity shop; £3.95.

I want a cat to come and live in the Iron Age with me; have you any idea how difficult it is to find a domestic cat in the Iron Age? (And forget about ferrets...)

I think tastes and needs are all different. I have a ventile smock, but I don't go out in the wet, (don't go out much at all) and seldom use any sort of waterproof. I have no experience with gore-tex, except those MOD boot liners (Inelegant, but do help keep feet warm)

Gone to the Root. PM me your addy, will you, please?

But I suppose like Grenfell cloth its for dry climates

Right, its ready, all I need now is someone to claim it. (and thank you for helping me clear out...)

Anything that works as an excuse to allow Yours Truly to Play with Molten Wax... At work we use fire starters if lazy (a lot of the time) birchbark (if anybody has bothered to pick up) or those Warbutons waxed paper bread wrappers. (very good, and a good excuse to patronise this company)

Yes, that is what I was going to say; I have a horologist do it.