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Welcome to the forum Steve

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzrE5LrCiP0 :dancer:

Birthday was on Monday but the wife made me this today ... P1040348 by Richard Sheward, on Flickr :approve:

If I'm camping in bear country then food would be bagged and hung away from camp, cooking would be done away from camp, if a big beastie comes visiting then I suppose I'd try and keep calm, avoid eye contact and keep talking to the animal while I back away to a safe distance, it's likely to get...

Was hoping to make this one but I'm having my thyroid out on the 22nd so I'll be laid up for a few days

How do you mean Rory, I've been using tritium stuff for quite a few years. Nite Gloring markers and a couple of watches

Welcome to the forum Andy

I think there's too many variables in nature to make the ID side of the app reliable, especially with fungi. It's always a good idea to cross reference your findings with at least 3 sources, spore samples etc. I think it would be fine for obvious things like tree or plant ID tracking, knowledge...

Thanks guys Worked today but out tonight for a couple of shandies and a meal with the mrs

Nothing at Tandy or Bowstock Dave?

I just tear them open and spread the leaves, burning the bags later once they've dried.

Wow, had to mute it after five seconds, go bear :) At least it was only the seat, easily replaced I suppose

No kids here either, it's just never interested us. We'll possibly regret it later in life but at least we'll have had a good time while we were young enough to enjoy it :)

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Lovely pics Hamish I fancy doing a winter WHW sometime, not too much snow but nice and crusty undefoot

There's some useful information about finding permissions and legalities in the sticky threads in the Out and About forum http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=43

Welcome to the forum Braders

These are good packs if you want something quite minimal ... https://www.alpkit.com/products/gourdon-20 I use them for all sorts, snowboarding, canoe day trips, day hikes when I know it's going to be really wet.

I've had a couple of Bergans Morgedals made from Epic John, I didn't think they breathed as well as my ventile stuff. I carried a half empty Sabre 75 a few miles after a camp on Loch Sween last year, it was March time and I just had a Woolpower 200 top and the Morgedal on, by the time we got...

Have a look at quilt options (either bought or a DIY job) before you splash that kind of money on a new bag, having all that insulation between you and the hammock is really a waste. You could get an nice underquilt to see you through the colder months and use your existing bag on top of you.