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Not sure it will hold my weight to be honest, I've already emptied and refilled 3 times, it definitely will evolve as time goes on and I will probably be buying more boxes and containers until I find the perfect one for what I want, certainly cures the boredom.

After a search through the local junk emporium and measuring and inspecting ammo boxes and buying a tool case which is too big for my needs, I found this metal file box for £5, quickly stuffed some bits in and it looks like a winner, I'm going to line it with non slip matting to soften the...

So I've fell at the first hurdle :banghead: Metal box I have is too small height wise, The jetboil won't stand in and lid doesn't shut, Now looking at an ammo tin with atleast 200mm in internal height. I will get one and will put pics up asap :thumbsup:

I've found a metal.box in the depths of my garage, got it at a bootfair for something and never used it, hopefully it will do the job

So far the list for the box is. Jetboil 1 maybe 1.5 ltr water. Coffee, chocolate sachets, fruit tea. Stanley Cook set with green mugs inside. Spoons. Forks. Wipes/tissues. Mini bicycle lighter. Small carrier bag for rubbish. Condiment sachets. Pasta/rice just add water types. Will add and take...

I think yours sounds ideal for what I want to do, I have had a dig about in the garage and found a good sized metal box, I'll have a play over the next few days and post some pics of what I came up with.

I think, it will pretty much house, Jetboil with a Stanley Cook set, the one with the two green mugs in, Some coffee's and fruit teas, hot chocolate, spoon, forks, maybe some plastic or metal plates, some easy boil or cook foods, It will generally be used while out at nature reserves so I can...

So I was trolling around on YouTube looking for an idea on a simple stow away system for making a coffee or a quick bite to eat and be small enough to not take up to much room in the boot of my car. I've had to down size from a large truck to a medium saloon (Jaguar X type), I found loads of...

Got to love a CBR

Evening at the nature reserve.

I think oddly for me it seems to be my Sak, no matter what kit I have had and no matter what changes, I have always had a SAK Camping in my kit. Also have a Sak as a edc in my pocket but for the kit bag it has always been a constant.

Not long taken over an allotment, so doing a lot of clearing. Wife's keeping the cut flowers going, I'm keeping the fruit trees and bushes. So far managed to grow or keep growing. Spuds Tomatoes Onions Carrots Beetroot Blackberries Raspberry Rhubarb Strawberries Gooseberries Pumpkins...

Sat in a hide at a local nature reserve, enjoying the peace and quiet with nature.

I have just been watching bats in my garden, over the pond, luckily I have a small detector and it says common pipistrelle. I triggered the pir light and it didn't bother them, it did attract some moths and was amazing to watch, I may have a go at taking a pic, I like a challenge, I think...

Thanks, I'll have a watch.

Hi all, I am looking at making a new sling for my camera but don't know how much I need. I am looking at the cobra style, Do I just measure my current sling and then double the measurement?. I don't mind buying too much as you can never have too much paracord, I just don't want to guess and...

Watched most of the US ones, the Brit one seems rather embarrassing at the moment, I'd like to see some survival and bushcraft experts on it, also a special forces edition would be great to watch.

Had half hour of rain this morning and then ended up 28 degrees on the coast.

Thanks so much, appreciate all the votes, I spent an entire summer at my local nature reserve photographing a pair of barn owls. It was one of the best summer's I've had.

Thanks all, I was given it to use for bushcraft, Now to find a way of using it.