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Thanks for that. I have some Rowan in the house for the last year. So should be well dry.

Living in the north of Scotland there is an abundance of Rowan trees (and loads of pine too). Is Rowan wood ok to use for bow drill fire starting? I'm really wanting to have a go at this technique

It's only my own personal opinion on the woodgas stove i have. I find having to take off the pot to continually feed the woodgas stove totally time consuming and annoying as the opening at the top is so small. Something larger will give me a little more time to do other things

Cheers guys

Never looked into that one. Shall have to YT it

I have been looking at getting a wood stove for a while now. I already have a Woodgas stove that is fine for a day out and a brew, but imho is useless for cooking anything other than pasta on. I was all set on getting the Bushbox XL at about £65 but then i saw a couple of reviews on the...

Cheers guys. I'll look into getting one

Firstly sorry if this is in the wrong section I have been using the search facility on the forum to check out the DD Travel bivi/hammock but have seen quite a few saying about the condensation issue. Living in Scotland i need a bivi / hammock that has a midge net. I am fed up of being a...

Thanks for the welcome guys. Just checking out some posts on here on various kit. Was looking into getting a DD travel bivi but see there could be issues regarding condensation. I would never had known this without this place! YT reviews fail to mention that. At the moment i am not getting out...

Just thought i'd introduce myself to everyone. My name is Alan and i live up in Morayshire, Scotland. At the moment i'm a farm manager but i spent 17 years in the RAF. Been into wild camping / bushcrafting for many a year but took a break from it for a good decade or so. Sold just about all my...