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Great looking trip, only had a quick scan through so far but looks like you had a good time.

Hi bennymk - welcome to the forum

Oooo creepy, I'm just round the corner on Zoar St

Jacks R Better sent me one of their pods by accident a few years ago, I tried it out but didn't like being enclosed like that, it took away the appeal of a hammock not having a view. I think if you're in deep cold like -25*c and beyond then it would be useful having a pod along, but for UK...

Hi RNorthway - welcome to the forum (Another Morley'ite here :))

Mine was pretty chunky, if you get thinner HDPE sheet you can roll them much tighter

Welcome to the forum Henk de Tenk

Welcome to the forum Boldor

Sorry guys but I'm not going to make this one, an opportunity to get away in the canoe for a few days can't be missed. Hopefully see you at the next one

Bring us a dozen eggs Si :)

Big Si (sausage casserole Yes Please) MattF (sausage casserole Yes Please) Bilmo (TBC) Steve +1 Paul +1 Paul S Steve J Jim (Sausage casserole please) Shewie (sausage casserole Yes Please)

And green sticks are even cheaper :)

There was a thread about this a few years back but I couldn't find it. Take the article with a pinch of salt as it's classic Daily Mail but quite interesting nonetheless ...

The Rolls Royce of camping grills is a titanium Purcell Trench grill, spendy though and that's without shipping from the US plus tax etc. I've always fancied one but couldn't justify the spend, I ended up getting one of these from Bob at BPL a couple of years ago, I think mine was a second in...

Welcome to the forum Curny

Now sold thanks

The GSI Dukjugs are pretty good John, the H2JO filter works really well with them too Same dims as a regular Nalgene so fit all the usual mugs and carry cases etc

Great to see you're settling in Rich Good luck with the house hunting

I use quilts all through the year, but I do have choices from summer weights right through to deep winter. Those are top quilts and underquilts so I'm not really doubling up on weight. As long as you match the quilt rating for the temperature and it's snugged up against the bottom of the...

I'd go for the best of both worlds and stick a patch on using silicone or PU. If it's a sil tarp I doubt you'll get much else to stick anyway so silicone or PU is the way to go, either McNett or something cheaper, I've heard good things about this stuff from Wilkos ...