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As usual my ability to post photo's doesn't seem to be working so here are the direct links https://ibb.co/h9B6wg3 https://ibb.co/tc9vKg9 https://ibb.co/t8qz4xy https://ibb.co/HHtRzrH https://ibb.co/z6NghFz https://ibb.co/WHG6j6x

So this was my first attempt with 2 cheap broken sake cups I used some 2 part clear epoxy mixed with some gold mica powder, both from the internet for a few quid. mixed a bit of the 2 part with some mica powder, first learning don't need to use much of the powder to get a good coloured...

You're misreading what I said, I never implied that I think you're not all there, it was unclear from your post how you'd hidden from the police and I was trying to give advice on what they might think not knowing you and hearing someone else's perspective as loudly as your own. I'd tried to...

Don't mean to sound funny or out of order, as obviously I can see how frustrating this most be for you, but if I was the police and I'd seen this behaviour from you (and probably seen you hiding behind the cars on the CCTV too) then I might be more inclined to believe that your neighbour is the...

I suppose so I’m not any good at linking but this would be an example https://www.lifegate.com/app/uploads/kintsugi21.jpg

Never seen that before thanks I’ll try a couple of cheap ones next week. For some bits on order

Bit of explanation maybe needed. Kintsugi is the art of mending broken pottery with gold so that the breaks and joins can be seen and highlighted. This is based on a philosophy of not discarding beautiful things but more importantly by celebrating the history and flaws and imperfections in...

hi has anyone had any experience of trying to do a bit of kintsugi on broken pottery. I realize it’ll have to be a more modern version of the traditional Japanese way of doing it. So far I was thinking of clear 2 part epoxy resin mixed with gold mica powder. If anyone has some successful...

That’s pretty good, now if only it had a bottle opener ;)

I was also carrying a waiter’s friend corkscrew/bottle opener - be good to have everything in one

Not that I can find.

Bit of a thread resurrection, went with the opinel 7 - which seemed to be the right thing to do in the French Alps. Worked great for sausion sec and opening packets etc - only thing it wasn't great at was cutting bread - no biggy in the scheme of things, ended up carrying a small serrated cheap...

I got a couple of flannel shirts from fat face of all places I’m the sale. Brushed cotton, warm, well made and very comfy. Was planning to wear them as a mid layer for skiing, have ended up wearing them most days this winter and they’re wearing in brilliantly, even wore them as an outer a couple...

Naming storms (not hurricanes) is relatively new isn’t it, seems like its Only started in the last few years. Didn’t it start after a particularly bad storm that killed something like 15 people - seems fair enough. The media reporting weather as news is a different topic though

I still can’t beleive this is Andy Nesbit, I always thought he was indestructible, read about the accident and then saw later on it was him. Met him a couple of times climbing and he came across as a really decent bloke - despite or possibly because of being a superstar. Thoughts go out to...

Dogmatix, and a menhir for obelix to carry.

So looking for a cheap (almost EDC) knife to keep in my rucksack (walking, climbing, skiing), for general knife stuff - all lightweight, but also for picnics etc. Not sure on whether to go traditional with an Arthur Wright sheepfoot, an opinel (tres francais) or maybe an SAK. What do you...

Good luck, it’s been freezing fog and no snow so far pretty much all day in the midlands

we've had a few flakes, but it's wetter than an otters pocket. Thursday looks more hopeful.

So has anyone had the much media hyped and talked about snow yet? Sat in Nottingham and it looks too warm to settle, but we might get some tonight and possibly Thursday. Rich