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Another option, although delaying the inevitable is to get a storage unit and get it moved into that. You can work through it in your own time then once you have your new place sorted. You’ll pay a bit more but buy yourself time

Swing bin liners are cheap and effective for disposal, drop the deceased into the bag, twist the neck and double it over with a cable tie or knot the twisted neck. This will contain the smell

Tell the estate agent it’ll be ready when it’s ready. You are the customer

Might be worth a PM, the OP hadn’t been on since the 30th March. The PM generates an email.

I did a bit a few years ago, it sort of tied in with some tracking dog work I did (as a hobby, not anything real) Some of the hides are great. I did happen across a couple dismantling a dry stone wall once, literally taking it down brick by brick to find the cache. Turned out to be a QR code...

Very good find

I think Tengu was probably referring to the owners of popular businesses. Tengu certainly wouldn’t mean to offend

Hmm, her lack of beard concerns me

Army gear tends to be far bulkier and heavier than regular kit as it’s designed for harder use. What sort of kit you use previously? Any option to buy similar again but second hand? EBay and Vinted can be good for a few bargains.

Councils are generally underprepared due to a number of factors, finance being the biggest. I have attended a few planning meetings and exercises and have seen the flaws with my own eyes. An example, in the event of mast evacuation due to a burst reservoir the army will provide a temporary...

100% agree with you here. It’s unfortunate that people seem to always be lumped into “posh” or not. I bought my council house, the one next door still council. The family there keep their place immaculate, clean their cars every Sunday, pay for repairs themselves etc. I wouldn’t say they were...

I like the idea and would certainly have a go as a participant. From my experience even professionals disagree with each other over medical matters, I’m talking at top emergency surgeon level as well. Every trainer thinks that their training is the best. I teach first aid at an Emergency...

Fingers crossed.

Glad to see you have a couple of washers in your wallet, you never know when an o ring might fail

Great video BR. Yes, we want to see the honey cured bacon

I have a few blunt nose knives, an opinel child knife, a gerber rescue and a mora rope knife. I have also rounded the tip of an opinel after the tip was snapped off and converted a petzl spatha to make it more rescue friendly. You can still cut a net or bag but it’s more of a slicing motion.

I don’t believe a head in a box is within the spirit of this thread

Whilst I don’t mind the odd surprise I personally am trying to reduce the amount of things I obtain but don’t need, so I can’t take a surprise box on the basis that it might be wasted on me. Unless you can give a hint as to what is in the box?

Bought a Gerber E-Z out rescue knife. Had my eye on one for about 20 years, seems decent enough

I was certainly partial, along with prawns in a poly cup and the occasional “seafood salad” often from a van, often miles from the sea