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Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August) available until March 31st, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
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Hello, I'm glad I found this place!
Hello and welcome!- John Fenna
- Post #21
- Forum: Introductions & Welcomes
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Wintermoot 2025
Back home after a nightmare drive through torrential rain and high winds - wipers on double time and floods across roads ... I miss the dry of the Moot! In fact I miss all of the Moot and want to thank all those who help make it happen and all those folk who made this one special! :) I left the...- John Fenna
- Post #47
- Forum: BushMoot - the big get together
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Belgian Army Mug
:) Take your mug, put it face down on a bit of MDF, draw round the rim. Cut out the block , take a bit of Alu sheet - I use charity shop bought cheap mess tins - mark out the block on the sheet adding about 1cm all round. Cut out the blank, screw it to the block with a self tapping screw in the...- John Fenna
- Post #16
- Forum: Kit Chatter
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Advanced Survival course info.
I have not heard of that one before .... but have you looked at Wilderness Emergency Survival Training on Facebook - a small but very professional survival school in West Wales. Courses are designed around the participants needs - no Stag Do party type "courses"!- John Fenna
- Post #2
- Forum: Resources
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Belgian Army Mug
The mug is OK but liable to burn the lips - hence the black tape!- John Fenna
- Post #8
- Forum: Kit Chatter
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Belgian Army Mug
I just make my own.... along with a lid to take my coffee filter...- John Fenna
- Post #5
- Forum: Kit Chatter
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Miso with seaweed soup - what is the seaweed?
Try Laverbread with Haggis for breakfast - Celtic fusion at its best!- John Fenna
- Post #5
- Forum: Lovely Grub
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Hi from Perthshire, I'm interested in medicinal and edible plants in my local area.
Hello and welcome!- John Fenna
- Post #4
- Forum: Introductions & Welcomes
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My Covid-19 and later projects
Project 102 Toggled "Jungle Knots" guys I have used "Toggle Ropes", on and off, for quite some time but have recently decided to replace the bungee guying system on my tarps with "Jungle Knots" with an added toggle end to give more adaptability plus a reduced weight/bulk than with the...- John Fenna
- Post #309
- Forum: DIY and Traditional crafts
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Hand dipped candles
Nice work! I have made the odd beeswax candle, dipped, sand cast and cast in old mince-pie foils often just using cotton string for wicks (not ideal but ok if you loosen the twist in the string a bit) and they do give a lovely light! The only pics I can find are of early rather "rustic" attempts!- John Fenna
- Post #16
- Forum: The Homestead
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The man they couldn't root, shoot or electricute
Hello and welcome!- John Fenna
- Post #8
- Forum: Introductions & Welcomes