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Yep, have PM'd you.

Having a bit of a spring clear out of surplus or unused kit. (nothing to do with TV programmes of compulsive hoarders ;)) I thought I'd allow full members first dibs on anything before i open this up to the rest of the forum. All prices include postage (RMRD) and paypal fees. Where listed as...

I will be travelling back home from the Lakes and would like to call in and stop over Friday to Saturday and meet a few folks. Only thing is that I will have two dogs in tow. Is that a problem?

I like http://www.scorpionknives.com/ in Sheffield, but I suppose "affordable' is a matter of opinion :) http://www.scorpionknives.com/stag_hunting.htm for around £45 ain't too bad though. No connection etc.

Have a look on http://www.botanicalkeys.co.uk/flora/content/SEARCH.ASP

Any one else liking the new Halfords Ad, it has a 70's vibe (probably the Skids track) that reminds me of my childhood :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qrCRPnqlms

Yep Tundra repairs (ex-berghaus staff) charge £25 to replace the lid elastic, so a bit of 2mm bungee sounds ideal. It's too short in the back (size 2) so it's off to my nephew for cadet use, so i'm not spending any money on it.

Do you get anything for renewing full membership? :)

I was driving round at work when I saw a couple filling a skip out side their house, the bloke was throwing a green rucksack into the skip and caught my attention. They had just bought the house and were clearing the garage of all the old junk left in it. They didn't mind me having a bit of a...

The only rucksack pimping done so far is two full cycle machine washes, the final one in Nikwax tecwash. It hasn't turned out too bad. Next to clean, salvaged from the skip, is a Primus Nº210 and a Markill fuel bottle :)

It has a few mildew stains (no problem, I'll just tell people it's dancam :)) I will probably hand it over to my Nephew for cadets I already have an old canvas Roc I use. i don't add side pockets for that reason, I like to keep the weight and kit to a minimum.

Just pulled one out of a skip. it's old and been through the wars (probably quite literally) but all the zips and buckles are Ok. It's currently in the washing machine. Looking forward to see how it scrubs up. :)

All loaded up :)

28 28 20 :) (Two eight, two eight, two ooooh)

I ticked most of these in my childhood, but even now I still do most of these :) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/9201607/National-Trust-50-things-to-do-before-you-are-12.html in case you can't get the link, these are things to do before you are 12yrs old. 1. Climb a tree 2. Roll...

Does anyone know if a Alpkit/vargo Ti mug, when fitted to a 1L nalgene, will fit inside a Maxpedition bottle pouch (much the same as a crusader cup/osprey bottle pouch)

Saw the new Nº21 pack from Fjall Raven this weekend. Very nice, …...but £200, ……..seriously ?!!

In the 80's I was trekking through the Ordesa national park, Spanish Pyrenees and ended up looking for a place to camp. There were signs everywhere saying 'No Camping'. I eventually found a park ranger, who summed it up for me when he said "We allow bivouacking, but not camping. If you pitch...

…..and fire logs at 99p each. Stocked up on both, thanks.

+1 for the MSR Dromedary bags. Had one for going on eleven years now, so I consider it good value for money.