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I like this as well, a book that's easy to dip into at random and find something interesting. I also - because it was my first - enjoy reading the Coffee table version of Bushcraft by Raymondo.

We've just this last weekend had our centenary camp, which - whilst wet on the Sunday - really seemed to go well (even if I nearly gave myself a heart attack getting het-up about stuff on Friday afternoon...). All the kids looked like they were enjoying themselves, and that's the main thing! Not...

test post - this one is from my home computer.

Hmm... now it appears that I have 2 seperate passwords. One only works on the sites front page, but doesn't allow me to post, and the other gets me into the forums, but is not recognised by the front page. :( I'm one confused womble!!!!

you could always put a poem in there as well...:)

I've had the Venison sausages and the Mushroom Stroganoff - bought in Millets! Both were very good, and priced favourably against the repackaged ratpack meals Millets also sell. Thanks for putting the link in - I'm just about to place an order... [edit] order now placed... yum! A pity they...

"This option will not work correctly. Unfortunately, your browser does not support Inline Frames " Im getting this on my home computer (this one) when I try to view any page after the first of the "new posts" page. Is there somthing I need to do at my end, or is this a matter of the page design?

I'm having simelar problems. I'm loggin onto the front page, but the forums don't appear to recognise this, and am not letting me post without logging in again. teething problems, no doubt.

I must say I'm finding problems. I've just written a blog entry, which dissapeared when I pressed "save", and then the siate appeared to log me out.So it's gone - I could write it all again, but... [EDIT} my 900th post... YAY!!!

If you can get the "Cool!" factor, showing them something they might never have seen before, then you're more than halfway there. If you can show them that THEY can do it themselves - you're there; and the expression on their faces at that point makes the times (and they will exist) when you...

A belated Happy birthday form me as well!

welcome to the campfire! Pull up a marshmallow and toast your chair on a stick! Seriously - nice one.

Happy Birthday Val!

Don't believe him.... :D

I've recently bought an x2 and am very pleased with it. Although it is not big enough for 2 (usual 2-man guff...) it is easily big enough for 1 and has a very nice bunch of features. The Porch is easily big enough for a 75 litre rocket pack with space to spare. I was using it over the weekend...

That depends. were you being asked by a specific Group to help out? There are 2 sorts of adult support at a group level - uniformed Leaders and helpers; both have to be CRB (Criminal Records Beauru) checked, and there is an extensive training programme that uniformed leaders have to complete...

Buck, from the BCUK novel.

Same with me - it all comes from the initial act of going camping. However, there's nothing I like more (in bushcrafty terms..) than a nice calm afternoon walk in my local woods.

it really is as simple as collecting the leaves in a mug an pouring hot water over them, letting it steep for a couple of minutes. However, I suggest you use the youngest leaves you can find. It is a refreshing brew, tasting slightly of apple (the moreso as you reach the bottom). You can also...