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Yep I agree with you I watched it with my 15 year old daughter and it was good entertainment and thats what it is meant to be .Reality would always be a lot different and filming it would be considered inhumane.That snake would have been good protein by day 3 I would be eying up the old copper lol

A few hundred ! That is a tattie field try 4 or 5 and see what happens If the soils deep enough my guess is they will grow Watch out for Badgers though. I bet they love a tuber or two

You will save money by booking online in advance. As previously mentioned The Trainline is reliable If you have booked the ticket for a certain train you have to get that train or you will be charged more if you are on the wrong train. NB Get an open return that way your journey home is less...

Looks like Common Sorrel to me-Taste it

Nice tools Nice spoon Whats next then ?

Its 7.3 Kg in weight. The fire basket, not the Duvet

I only carve greenwood but that Oak spoon is really nice Thanks for sharing

Setter looks well up for the move mate. They look great in Scottish scenery as of course do you

I doubt you would want a full length mat Mr W. If you are going to this length to save weight Gotta be a 3/4 length lightweight mat to compliment the weight savings IMHO, I have toyed with the idea but don't have the guts to take the plunge so compromise is my answer

Thanks for posting this Bob. You are the man! I particularly like your sunset photos.Looking forward to the next instalment

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I do get out at least once a month in the UK but i would happily forfeit that for a couple of nights in your wonderful neck of the woods Make the times you do get out count and enjoy them as much as you did this one and you have nothing to worry about Thanks for sharing this

Nice base camp set up thanks for sharing

I saw this post last night and as well as the advice about a local group if you really want to kick start your bushcraft skills, knowledge and circle of contacts and associates why not get yourself along to the Moot if you can http://www.bushmoot.com/

Why oh why don't you just go out with what you think you need ? then work from there Like we all do

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Yeah those are the instructions for military use but they have so many uses I think they are one of the most useful bits of cheap surplus you can pick up You get a big tough waterproof sheet some good string and some big old pegs The only thing I have little use for is the pegs but I can see...

No doubt Knife ;then knife and saw An Axe is a heavy item Very useful but I can manage without NB I sometimes take all 3 but that's for fun or convenience if I am seriously hiking any distance I don't take an axe

Fair play to you. Nice to hear/see a video diary Did you use rubbing alcohol in the meths burner? might be better with meths here s a summary of different fuels its in Americanese but translates OK http://adventuresinstoving.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/alcohol-as-stove-fuel.html. Re Cold feet did...

Nice one both of you! Warmed the cockles of my heart hes not a bad bloke that John Fenna and fair play to Ecoman Three cheers