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Splendid. £10 up and it’s not even midday.

Take 2.. I’m not keen on people leaving memorials everywhere. One common place for people to leave things like this, is in and around the Major Oak in Sherwood. I spend a lot of time there, and late at night when everyone is too scared to venture into Sherwood apart from witches (who play the...

Hi Eddie and welcome.

I’m getting the same thing too. Just little squares where the icons should be. All over the site, so it’s preventing access to a few things.

I’m not keen on people leaving memorials everywhere. One common place for people to leave things like this, is in and around the Major Oak in Sherwood. I spend a lot of time there, and late at night when everyone is too scared to venture into Sherwood apart from witches (who play the most...

Try contacting Paul directly.

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Welcome to the forum.

Upside down. The V shape of branches and stalks needs to point towards the sky.

Hey Peter. Welcome aboard.

Welcome to BcUK

Plenty of wild bores on here :lmao: I think you mean boar:nono:

edited due to me boring myself, I’ll try again.

I personally wouldn’t bother. Seems like an unnecessary step. I think I use 800, 1200 and 6000 grit. Never needed a step in between the 1200 and 6000. And to be honest, some people don‘t bother with the 6000.

Well, if you want my advice…….

Not sure at all about this. It seems to be a grey area not defined in law. I think a blunt edge in LARP has to be 3mm wide to qualify for battle. But again, not at all sure about the legality of it.

What sort of item are we talking about here? Just for context.

The fault is caused by patination, or corrosion. That’s obvious to anyone. If the blade doesn’t have a glaring anomaly, then why are you complaining and sending it back? It does seem to have one to me and that’s in your defence not against it. How it was caused is irrelevant if you didn’t...

I don’t think there’s anyone on this forum that hasnt felt the health benefits from being, working and/or living in a totally natural environment devoid (as much as is possible). of human influence. That’s why we’ve been rabbiting on about it since this forum was born. Some forget and get...

No, we put it back into the pot twice. Then it got knocked over onto the forest floor again. Tasted….. twiggy, leafy and earthy. Two Daves were involved. It’s mostly their fault. I might have had something to do with the first spill. But a Dave was involved in that too no doubt. A meal...