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It also prevents the water from freezing, and if you're using a stove, means you can make your morning cuppa without leaving the sleeping bag.

Interesting... maybe a mile or so north of MM, close to the Swansea-London railway line. Wonder who released them at MM and why? Don't really mind because it makes a great addition to the local fauna... and gave me a chance to practice tracking yesterday....mmmm Roe Deer poo!

I've seen the Fallow Deer at Margam, and the feral fallows living in the forestry above there, didn't know they had Roe as well. Most of the stuff I've read about Roes in Wales suggests it's more a case of natural expansion into Wales from England rather than escapes. I don't mind which way it...

Was out and about in my local patch on Friday, the first time in a long time because of all the work hours I'm putting in. As I sneaked along the forest edge, heard a bit of a rustle, expected to see a fox and up pops a Roe deer, doe, who looked at me with pretty much the same amount of surprise...

and £18.95 (inc postage) from Heinnies

Congratulations Rik, all the best to mum and baby Jacob. If he cries during the night at Meets you'll be on baby duty.

Hi Ed Found it elsewhere. If you open a forum, looking at the Threads in forum page, click on a username below the thread title, bang: page within a page! HTH Andrew

John There's a good Deli in Cardiff called Wally's which supplies South African produce including Ouma's rusks. Lot's of other great stuff too. HTH

This is a spoon! Giant love spoon world record bid A 44ft (13.41m) love spoon being carved outside Cardiff Castle is due to be completed in the next few days. Ed Harrison from Pontsian, Ceredigion, is attempting to break the world record for the largest wooden spoon which currently...

Libel is determined in a court room, not on an internet forum. How much of Tony's time energy and money do you want to spend defending a libel case?

Madhur Jaffery does a good recipe in her " A Taste of India" book although it's for the small ones ( which I remember being called "Navets" in Glasgow) I have used the big ones, tumshies/Swedes with success but cubed rather than wedges since ehty seem to take longer to cook. Let's see how long...

I'm using an extension called NoScript in Firefox to manage whether or not a page can run Javascript. It tells me that the IP address 83.070.96.58 is trying to run a script. Seems that ip belongs to uk2.net which is see is your host. Do I lose anything by not letting this script run?

When viewing this thread the picture width is greater than the space allowed on screen but there was no scroll bar at the bottom. I used the arrow key, so no great problem. I'm using Firefox 2 on XP. Cheers Andrew

Early Purple Orchid. got some growing in my nearby forest. What do I win? ;)

I got mine from eBay, with a date going way back to the 40's. When I queried this, the seller told me he had just recently been issued it :rolleyes: , ie it had come out of stores somewhere before he was sent abroad. TBH I don't think there's much wrong with it.

Do these laws apply to forests, or just to trees in urban areas which presumably provide amenity value to local residents??

How do you hang your handkerchief? how much water does it hold?

got to get that, although I think you need to email info@shadowhawk.co.uk not .com

just played with mine once, and my impression was that it needed good quality small fuel to make it work well. Couldn't get much of that where I was so didn't get the heat output needed to boil water. I'll have a play with some better fuel before I decide if it's a keeper. I did try the Pocket...

Hmm, not so good for wood warblers.... I can see some settings where that would be useful, and I've done my fair share of carting round bins, scope and tripod but it's rare these days that I take the scope out... never really got into sea watching