Search results

Up at Glen Park, Filey, spotted a grey squig perched on the entry port of one of those large rectangular waste bins. The insoucient, apparently world weary, but charming little blighter, all but leaning on one elbow and inspecting his finger nails. So clearly , cheekily at ease with life , he...

You wouldn't think that Spring was here, at all....far too many, dismal-looking folk wearing rain hats and wellies. Can't do anything in the garden, patchy grass already 15 cms tall. Shrubs all yet to be cut back Muddy earth, is like the bottom of a WW1 trench. Dreich all around, so it is...

'Just trying to be helpful here.... I sure it would be helpful to others, if you mentioned wether you have previous Archery experience. Traditional, what exactly..traditional Asiatic, N.American, European , or good old English. Regards All Ceeg

Well done on the Trystick, very swish indeed. I just may look for a bit of 'suitable' while dog walking. Years and years since I last did one. Regards All Ceeg

Slightly off topic, 'sure I read somewhere that, 'Acer' referred to spear shaft material. I've no idea of just how it was prepared. Perhaps some History Buffs might step in on this one. Regards All Ceeg

Try scraping the inner lead of a 2B pencil over the joint area and work it,( the joint) a day or two..better still, but short term only, is a drop of PTFE.....plasters and bandages at the ready. Regards all Ceeg

" interested how archers get better at judging distance and hold when they can only take the first shot." Just a suggestion, is that you may find it interesting to see and hear some of what the fellah at 'Instinctive archery', says...on the Tube. Rgds all Ceeg

Asikatali, nomas'ya bozhwa, sizimiseli nkululeko

Brilliant! heartwarming and brilliant, Ceeg

Having previously been disenchanted with an OH job in 1075, I would tend toward the 7.7, in 1095 and chop it about to your own preference.....at only half the price, it's a no-brainer. But do flip-off the handle slabs, reshape 'em and then Araldite them back onto the handle, before...

Does anyone still use the hand made hazel clothes pegs, the ones with a blood-seeking strip taken from the side of a bean tin. Doesn't seem all that long ago that these were touted door to door . 'suppose they went the same way as the tinker/grinder, with his bicycle-driven Tomek wheel. regards...

In addition to Red's list; 2 rolls Duct tape. 1 x 5ltr tin of swarfega. box of industrial hand wipes regards all Ceeg

"Even white bits are black"...what a laugh...or was that Eric Postlethwaite Regards all Ceeg

For a very large range of all types of canvas'd materials, try Whaleys of Bradford. Regards all and HPNY Ceeg

Very swish, well done. Ceeg

I know it as a,' Save-all' regards All Ceeg

Start off with any of Des Pawson's publications, but focus ,initially, on the practical knots. I believe the best way to absorb any new knot, is to put aside a time slot and then blitz the thing by consecutively tying at least six times. Do try not to obscure the build up process, by making...

You're very lucky Scoman. The closest I have ever been to a Beaver, is by re-reading "Three against the Wilderness" by Eric Coliier. Ceeg

I have two of these Hirbawi, the "Royal" and the B&W "Traditional" and they'e both a tad smaller than a 4 foot square. About £20 each, they don't need much looking after. Materials are 85% cotton, woven to provide a through-flow of air. they are streets ahead of the cheaper types, of which I...

Clouds are sweaty-threatening, no rain yet.