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Towpath Guide No.1: The Staffordshire And Worcestershire Canal, by J. Ian Langford: https://archive.org/details/towpathguidetost0000lang

Thermarest Ridgerest, all year round. Put inside a bivvy bag.

Welcome, matey. Might be an idea to start a thread on tips on things you want to know about.

Why not? (Signed copies, of course). PM me your address, and I'll give you mine.

The book? Not about bushcrafting, I'm afraid... It's here: https://spiral-books.com/product/canal-ghosts-and-water-wights-the-spirits-of-britains-waterways/

The book? Not about bushcrafting, I'm afraid... It's here: https://spiral-books.com/product/canal-ghosts-and-water-wights-the-spirits-of-britains-waterways/

Hi All, Thought I'd best reintroduce myself as I've only just become active again here for about 8 years and was last heard of in a wood in Devon back in Autumn 2015. Since then I've wound up my business, retired, sold the house, moved and bought another in the Marches, seen my other half...

I'll take it. PM me your payment details and I'll send you the delivery address.

I looked at the homepage on the web link. Maybe I misread.

Not seen the series but it would depend on geography, climate and time of year. Where did they put the contestants? "Tropical" doesn't help much. And what use is a bear pepper spray going to be, or ice spikes, on a small tropical island? Weird... anyway at an uniformed guess I'd probably go for...

Does the £115 include postage within UK mainland?

Looks like a power drill with wire brush attachment job. As said, get the head off the haft so as to be able to burnish it thoroughly, soak the haft overnight in linseed oil, and refit using steel wedges.

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Welcome... I'm in Ludlow, new to the area (well, I was before Covid), and looking forward to engaging locally.

Hi All, I've been away for about four years, was Hampshire/New Forest but am back in a different location (mid Wales borders). Selling and buying a house, then Covid, took up an awful lot of time. Good to be back :-)

It is, Rob, and thanks (I'm six foot nothing) :-) I figured that in any case it could make a handy front porch for the tent if too small to use as a comfortable alternative... one of the bigger DD multicam tarps was the other option but I do like the Army basha's IRR property as well as its...

Hi Rob, I'm thinking seriously of acquiring one of these - but havering about the size - can I ask if you found it a tad small?

- Looks good, though considering what Jaeger already said. What's in the First Aid kit, though?

Awesome, Hamish. You don't often see such a fusion of the practical and the beautiful. Lost for words. Thanks for sharing. Nick.

I remember in my early days, charging a West Saxon shield wall and came up against this big fyrdman named Eofor ('The Boar'). When I came to, I was wearing the shield rim round my neck, and looking up at the sky through the parted boards. Oh, and still gripping the boss in my left hand :-) The...