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I have one, ex-cargo 'chute, green, most of the lines cut short-ish but in very good nick. I've never used it and have no space to open it out to see what size it is but your dimensions above ring true. For the scouts, you say; well pm me and you can have it for the postage.

" We did very well manage without them for decades and centuries, what means they are superfluous" Didn't we also do without red plastic clown noses for decades and centuries?

Pseudo acacia, or Black Locust, seems to fit the bill..........

I've got about 4k miles on my mine now, from motorway to country b roads, but mostly into paddocks through mud, in and out of the woods ( I have to drive the stone rides quite often where I live ) and the car has been great; I just can't fault it, and it's cavernous in the back with the seats...

I expect they ert a lot if one hits you, eh?

Did he have an armed escort? He'd need one around these parts.....

Thanks for the replies, and I've bought myself one; five years old with 24000 miles and a year's parts and labour warranty. I've put 800 miles or so on it and I love it, the only thing I'm a bit wary of is the CVT gearbox. Although working very well and having the option of using it manually...

Seems to me, after reading the foregoing 28 posts, that what's needed badly is that which has been absent for a generation or more, which is simply a sense of common purpose. Much of what has already been said follows on from that one simple concept.

Anybody have/had one of these? Ownership experience?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-NX3000-Compact-System-Camera-Black/dp/B00LHEZS32

Thanks, it's too big for what I need.

What size is the bag, please, width & height?

Got it yesterday, thanks, in good order.

I'll have this, please......I'll pm you.

I've got a red face and both hands high in the air!

I do apologise.........I thought I had posted in 'In the news today', and this was an item I spotted in the news today relating to wildlife, local wildlife, and incredibly rare and special. Again, I'm sorry that you don't consider wildlife to be part of 'Bushcraft, but I do.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-49742285

Surprised no mention of Bowline yet, much more versatile than you'd think, very strong and stable, kind to your cordage and easy to undo no matter what pressure it's been under. I've used a good variety of knots, (horses for courses) but the Bowline is the one I turn to for preference.

Servus, gruess dich :emoji_skier: