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I quote often think of 'Bushcraft' as a holistic term for simply teaching myself the skills to enjoy the great outdoors responsibly on my own terms as best i can.......... without setting myself on fire, cutting off anything vital or poisoning myself :biggrin:

We each have a 620ml version of one of these Not too fat for the outside bottle pockets. And the boys also have a smaller one of each for school Extremely good value for money. At £15 to £20 Wide mouth allows ice cubes in the summer Vacuum insulation is very good. Just as good as the more...

I always pack in order of necessity / frequency of use. Small gadgets (torch, lighter, kfs etc) in a single organiser in an outside pocket such as a maxP pocket organiser for single grab and go First aid kit in an outside pocket immediately accessible. Fixed blade , if carrying, either on my...

Hi Sorry just seen this post. If you are still interested i might be able to ask a Mod to forward you my contact details

Friday bumpus Still available Happy weekend!

Friday night bump! :bump:

One of my friends modded his with a temperature gauge and he used masking tape and a fresh tungsten carbide tile bit as a starter to penetrate the enamelling so he didnt chip it. Worked quite well

I’ve never had any issues with no side handles and if anything it makes it more compact for travel.

My main BBQ is PK Grills PK360 I bought it from this UK supplier with no probs and they are now advertising the PKGO https://www.socal.co.uk/p/PKGO/charcoal-smokers/pro-smoke/pkgo-w-flipkit

Still currently available. Also, Updated with new outdoor daylight pics following Sucessful cleaning of the slight ferro rod residue. :cool::)

Reply sent via Txt and on hold for 1996Corsa Thanks for the assist Toddy :cool:

ITEM: 1 x Aaron Gough Custom - Resolute MkIII 2. CONDITION: Practiced a few light feather sticks and struck up a ferro rod a few times to get a feel for it and find my sweet spot. All of which, it does extremely well. The DLC seemed to shrug it all off effortlessly. There were some faint ferro...

I tried the U1 back when decent UK legal slippies were few and far between. Only my humble opinion but comes from a period of ownership and use. For any cuts requiring anything more than a slightly firm grip on the handle, i found it to be one of the most uncomfortable folding knives i have...

Hi David. Yes the lomo bags have been fine. I used to buy the osprey ultralight drybags bit these lomo ones are thicker and cheaper.

I like a chunky soup in a clear style broth. Almost borderline stew i guess.

Ive found that if you Squirt some oil on the coals to mimic a flare up and then slam the lid back on it gives you great big clumps of smoke for a great smoky taste on the go without wood chips.

Reverse searing some home made burgers. 2 zone cooking in the rain. I promised the boys bbq so they shall have it Lol. Weather should be good enough for beach bbq next two days

For work days i do 'overnight oats' with diced narna for brekki. And knock up a bunch of salad beginning of the week so i can box up a big handful each evening with some chicken or tuna or egg etc. And baby plum tomatoes

Oysters :hungover: For me they are akin to what I imagine licking snot from an ashtray would be like..... Hateful things along with most other similar whelks, mussles, winkles etc. Just walking past one of these stands makes me wretch. I do like non-fishy fish though.

How does it handle fire pit duty? I thought about it a few times but was a bit tentative Do you do it a lot?