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I'm so sorry to read about your losses. My heart felt condolances to you.

Launditch1: 276 Martink9 : 335. Bintang Clan: 361 gowersponger: 150 John Fenna: 450 Everything Mac: 197 gazmc2: 349 FreddyFish: 273 Shewie: 365 FGYT ; 364 Georann: 280 Gaoler : 421 locum76: 346 Mafro: 207 Miyagi 379 Tengu: 432 nac mac feegle: 392 porchini:371 hiho:473...

Coln18 Roganspad Machiavelli Quick Question: I'm a poor swimmer and have never been in a canoe. Though I can certainly improve my swimming -- though I hope I wont need it -- for the trip, should I also look at receiving some basic instruction on the canoe?

There are so many great makers of outdoor clothing that we are becoming spoilt for choice! I thought it might be fun to compile a list of some of our favourite makes. Anyway, my top 5 are probably: 1. Arcteryx -- Great outdoor clothing. Looks good, feels good and does the job. Quite...

I'll step in at some point if possible.

The colour of the cap reminds me of Slippery Jack (Sullius luteus), but the stem is off (Lack of pores). I always confuse Boletus with Suillus!

Aye, sounds more likely. See what I mean, I can't identify mushrooms! I would kill us all.

When I first saw it I thought 'Bay Bolete' (Boletus badius). However, I'm usually miles out -- hence the reason I don't dare eat what I find!

Just be careful if you decide to rub it like a lamp; it's a surefire way to lose a few fingers!

I think fairness should dictate. Para106 got there first after some hard negotiating.

I don't want to appear rude, but I think it is rather petty to pick on the way people express themselves. Does it really make that much of a difference to you how I say it? I'm sure that our cultural identity is not going to suddenly collapse because I choose to use one word over the other. Just...

I'm sick of having wet legs at the end of the trail! I have been meaning to buy some waterproof pants for ages, but have never got round to it. Anyone got any recommendations? (Could a mod move this to kit chatter please?)

Anyone got any nice spare wood that I could use for spoon carving. I have plenty of sycamore and beech, but I would like to try something a little different. Can anyone help? (Green wood preferred).

Cheers mate, great review -- really helpful. I'm 6'3 myself: I'm planning on using it for myself. I need a bit of room; those little one manners are far to poky. Thanks again mate.

Anyone have any opinions on this tent? I'm planning a few excursions later this year and need something hardy and manageable.

Anyone up for a drink in the Lancashire area?

Got front row seats to see them in November! Going to be fantastic.

Unfortunately I don't have any time at the moment. I travel most days for work related reasons and am lucky if I can fit a walk in. If I had the time to take my axe and explore some of the local woodland I would, unfortunately at the moment this is just impossible. launditch1: Cheers for the...

I know a few places; however, I was just wondering if anyone could recommend any suppliers of spoon carving equipment or spoon blanks. Thanks for the help!