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I have heard good things about the Karrimor SF sabre 45 and I am about to buy one with the optional side pockets are there any others I should consider before I click "buy now"

they do look very elegant

that is on my short list. it will be either a crusader mug and stove or an Esbit 585ml Cookset Stove (very similar idea to the crusader) or I can use my gas camping stove and remember to be careful about storing the gas in the car ( I have a black car that can get very hot during the summer) I...

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=135440 found this thread that has some other sugestions

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXzoJin8-p0 a good cuppa can really lift your spirits

no thank you

I forgot condensed milk but it does alter the taste a little. but I am fussy about my tes :rolleyes:

I guess it is a matter of taste and that is going to dictate what you carry. the options I have seen uses so far are fresh milk but only good for a day trip UHT milk probably the next best option beverage whitener I am not sure if this is different...

I like tea with milk and sugar and prefer this to coffee or any other hot beverage a lot of treads on this question seem to avoid the problem by offering convenient alternatives like 3in1 coffee or hot chocolate or herbal teas without milk but non of these are my favourite beverage. now...

that is not entirely true as the posts here have satisfied me that any risk is very low and I wont be immediately binning all my aluminium cookware. But I will be doing some more research and any future purchase of new equipment will be considered more carefully

if it was just for me I would probably be equally blasé about the risk. But as I now increasing include my young son on more and more trips I do not wish to expose his to any unnecessary harm. For me to do that I do need to get the facts right and I need to understand what the real risks (if...

having done some more research and read a lot of reviews it seems the MW bag is warm enough but is not very breathable and therefor can get a little uncomfortable I been looking around and have decided to go for a snugpak tactical sleeping bag but im now trying to decide between the 3 or 4...

http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/snugpak_black_tactical_3_sleepingbag/?SelectedItem=657654 this might be a better option maybe?

"The comfort temperature of the Everest is -3C to - 9C" this is the comfort temp range from the website but I am not sure if I am reading it correctly is it rated to minus 9 degress comfort or -3 to +9

http://www.mountainwarehouse.com/camping/sleeping-bags/3-4-season-sleeping-bags/everest-down-sleeping-bag-p12038.aspx?cl=Red I do need a new sleeping bag and today spotted this in the shop and seemed a good buy for £129 Anyone have any experience or views on this bag before I but one?

quick and easy? Maybe pleasant and relaxing? not very often I live in Pembrokeshire which is beautiful and very rural. But some of the beauty spots that I will be likely to spend time with the family are going to be 10 to 15 minutes away from the nearest shops or cafes. Most of the beaches...

I guess this comes under urban bushcraft (sort of) I am hoping this summer to have quite a few family days out in the car and it would be great if I could make some tea. what are good options for boiling water when out and about in the car. I only need it to make one or two cups of tea at a...