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Love it, just wear a thin windproof layer over it unless its Cold, when Paramo straight on over it. My wife laughs at me but what the hell, its a really good base layer.

Yup, its totally wrong if serving staff need tips to make their pay worthwhile. They should get a living wage, and we should be happy to pay prices which support that. A tip is to reward someone who has tried that bit harder, and I tip often, but have no qualms about not doing so if service is...

Buffalo boxers in pertex orRohan silver undies for the nether regions. Merino or brinje top. plus a word for Decathlon wicking t shirts, I cannot se any difference between them and Patagonia silk weight Capilene, and I LOVE Patagonia. still caving in my 30 plus year old Helly !!

Sold to Slimshady pending funds, thanks all.

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Stuff which has been bought, never or hardly used and sat in a drawer, its a crime. Someone else will use First up a Maxped pocket organiser, mint, £12 posted. Lovely leather pouch for Aloids tin, bought from someone on here with good intentions to use, never happened. £10 posted. Tactical...

Yeah but they’re both excellent, mine gets worn at home in the depths of snowy cold winter, the thinner ones are great hill wear.

I still have a double thickness HH with the thumb loops on sleeves, superb warm bit of kit. The single pile jackets are also classic, they are purely insulation, not windproof at all but excellent kit, lots of warmth for weight. Dry very fast in a breeze too. Used as intended still a bomb proof...

Its 0.74 kg

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Good solid head re hung on about 12 inch shaft, slight grooves filed for fingers and thumb. Ideal firewood splitter and general camp axe. £12 posted to you.

I just put a coat of Cuprinol on them, they won't last forever but they're well worth having.

Sorry, we will have to cancel, had a week away and the allotments need harvesting, painting to do, etc etc. Not very good at this retirement thing, but we will get better, hope to come along to the next meet in the New wood, y'all have a grand time !!

Just seen this thread, we have two allotments: Squash Blackcurrants Strawberries Raspberries Blackberries Garlic chives Tomatoes Pak choi Aubergines Cucumber Borlotti beans Rhubarb Asparagus Broad beans Peas cabbage Carrots Swede Sweetcorn Apples Leeks Lettuce Spring onions Beetroot. May not...

Yeah, used both, and it is a Burmos !

A satisfying end to this little project, thanks to all who advised !

Gremlin fired up but burning very smoky, sooting up the glass. Using lamp oil so not sure why.... Now sorted, wick too high, will clean glass and post Again if its clean.

OK thanks, will do.

Even more craziness.........the fuel cap says Primus on both sides, but the pressure release key says British on o e side and Burmos the other side. Whats going on ? Is it a Primus or a Burmos ?. Good news is the bucket test seems to show its holding pressure so will try firing it up at some point.

The plot thickens........ Something rattling round in the tank, turns out to be this........looks like an old lead washer ? Where from ? Tried to take out the NRV but cannot seem to seat the tool on it, mine seems to be 5 mm slot width but the valve looks a bit wider, is that possible ?