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If anyone wants a constant supply of free gas bottles - come to the River Severn! There are hundreds of them floating up and down with the tide and of course all over the strand line. You would also be doing boaters a favour by removing them ;)

There are about 250-300 species of bee in the UK many of which like to live down holes. Here are a couple of sites that show some of them: http://www.insectpix.net/solitary_bees_gallery.htm http://www.bumblebeeconservation.org.uk/bumblebees_id.htm

Lol :22: Thanks for posting those pics again Mesquite, they didn't show for me first and then did once I'd edited my own post... very weird. I've put a 'help me' on the bugs/feedback section.

Cool, thanks for clarifying Scoman. That's really interesting... and I guess we'll see how it goes... :) I do hope it all gets working well and quick right from the start though, as at the end of the day its not the money that will be on anyone's consciences, its people's lives.

Relating to this thread: http://bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?p=675226#post675226 The pictures are from this album http://bushcraftuk.com/forum/album.php?albumid=33 For some reason, the pictures show sometimes and not others, both for mine and mesquite's who also posted the same...

I like being on my own when out and about doing stuff - walking, foraging, exploring, tracking etc. But then at the end/beginning of the day, by the fire or whatever, I like to have company. That combination doesn't usually work well - you can't drag someone around just for the company later...

I like the smell of that 'nordic summer' stuff (anyone else come across it?), which appears by looking and smelling, to be boiled down wood tar. Probably full of carcinogens and lovely noxious things :) and I'm not sure it even works cos midges seem to have gone off me anyway for some reason...

Most likely. Lol :) Whatever they are, they don't want to be identified! Experts in the art of provoking mystery and intrigue, anonymously!

Hehehe :) What you don't know is it opens any vault in any bank of your choosing. Well if you are kixmc anyway ;)

Awesome.. Badger, you're just getting better and better!! (hadn't been in to see since Dec, :notworthy)

Maybe you can only see my pics through night vision goggles :)

Moved this over here incase anyone wants to shed more light on my strange trails :) {QUOTE=greeneggcat;675157} I couldnt see the pics either, was just guessin, mainly coz i dont like them slimey eels! Maybee have to meet up some time, i got some of those night vision things! Its a totally...

Cool :D OK, glad you can see em. I hadn't thought of eels.... they do come in all sizes, people glass elver in the river over the wall, but there is a 50 foot sheer wall in between the river and the canal and another foot or two sheer rock face between this spot and the canal water.... but I...

Oh oh! I sooo want you to see them! Cos they're not random - they look like someone thought long and hard how to make a beautiful symmetrical and intricate geometrical pattern! Is the link working at all?

Rats. Um. I don't know anything either! :) This is the link to the album then: http://bushcraftuk.com/forum/album.php?albumid=33 I'll just go and make sure its not set to private or something if I can find the place to do it... Thanks for letting me know Mary! Its odd cos when I logout I can...

Oh you not seeing the pictures? Um. Help. I uploaded them to my bcuk album and used the url from there, Greeneggcat I assume you can see them? What have I done wrong?

:lmao: Oh man... I really need some night vision goggles so I can see exactly what goes on when I'm sleeping.

I took this picture a few years ago and have written to several wildlife trusts, the natural history museum, some random mollusc societies etc and none of them have actually written back, let alone shed any light on this... maybe they think I'm having them on, but I honestly am not! I've waited...

I got thoroughly coated in grease restoring an old 6 pint cast iron kettle - ready for the moot :) Yay....tea.... :coffee: (bagged a pheasant on the motorway?? Did you stop to pick it up?)

Scoman, I'm interested in what you were writing but I think my brain must be in safe mode this morning, so I found it a bit hard to 'get' all of it. "By still keeping approx 40 doing the job though will provide a SAR experience within the forces for military SAR. The future of SAR as...