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Great shame it's gone.

Hmmm, not too hopeful about this..

Take her out as soon as possible to get her used to camp life, especially fires and the noises of the night. Mine came with me at 12 weeks and he never looked back.

They look impressive, too small for me though. I presume the weight is 964g per boot, so 1928g total?

Happy birthday!

Looks fabulous.

I am the most unlikely looking Greek....

I have a Frontier and have been inside a Polish poncho tent. I would say the Frontier is way too big for that space. As for carrying it, well it weighs 10kg, the flue sections fit into the main chamber and it has a carry handle. Easy enough to carry it but obviously not suitable for hiking.

Have a good one John and the best of the season to all here.

Generally I find wool blankets good.

I leave mine black

If you look on the recent Rough Close meet thread, I'm sure there's a pic of this set up.

In my wood I've used a system over the last four years which has worked well. Take two large dustbins, punch a series of small holes in the sides and position them in a well hidden spot. Take a smaller dustbin, again punch holes and position nearby. The smaller one is your toilet, the larger...

Welcome aboard Kate.

Glad all seemed to have a good time and sorry I had to miss this.

Thanks for that post. I really enjoyed reading it.

Used the "kudlik" a couple of times but no more. Mary you weren't exaggerating about the amount of soot!

The frost is supposed to make them less bitter. Yes, freezers will do the job. I got enough for my needs - just!

I did see lots in the Berwyn hills a couple of weeks ago. Maybe they've gone in the warmer parts of the country.

Went sloe hunting last weekend and my favourite spots were almost devoid of them. I'm sure they were plentiful in the same area this time last year. Anyone noticed how quickly they've gone over? And you're supposed to wait for the first frosts, ha!