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Box of .243 soft points and 4 boxes of no6, 12 bore, ready for tomorrow.

Shoe goo, brilliant stuff and so many uses! Best place to get it, Poundland!

Spool of fishing line and new box of fishing shot, to go with the new reel Santa is bringing me for Xmas I don’t know about, wink wink!

On the first blood theme, Robert Morrel, who wrote first blood, wrote a book called testament about a character on the run and surviving in the wilderness, far more believable than Rambo!

First time I used it was in Northumbria visiting friends, having been out all day returning in the dead of night, in the middle of nowhere, came across an upturned Astra in the road. The occupants were only slightly injured and none of us had a clue where we were! Called emergency services, said...

Osprey shoulder bag is excellent, full loaded its comfortable, use mine a lot on the bike as it has a body strap to keep it on your back. Plenty of space and a padded pocket for lap top if you need to carry one, nice wide shoulder pad with a grip side to stop sliding.

Bought one off ray mears site about 20+ years ago and it was excellent so I bought 2 more (just in case) still yet to replace them, so I don’t know if quality has changed.

Things haven’t changed much, a few additions to the cow sheds, due to family no overnights this year!

Bought a bill hook at a car boot for 50p, needed a new handle, so I used a broken lump hammer handle to replace, that was almost 30 years ago, it’s the best I own and sharpest!

I’ll have to totally agree with the wolf, used mine for years and still going strong, bought two handles, one is telescopic to 3.5 m and a 1.5m fixed and they cover both my needs and will cut 5 to 6 inch thick branch with ease and a lot safer than a chain saw and no need for a ladder! The saw...

Hello n welcome from Norwich, a few active members here!

Silky pocket boy, to take fishing to cut those pesky branches!

back in the seventies, whilst in the military, I was in Norway and we were bused into an army camp to get shower and hot meal, having been out on exercise for two weeks. The gym we used had a sauna and couple of us decided to use it, nice especially when a group of female Norwegian ladies came...

Haven’t had a medlar in a couple of years, loved picking them and boxing the up to go soft and during the winter months eating them, spooning out the middle and put it on cheddar cheese, lush!

I did some thing similar a few years ago for canoeing, to attach dry bags. Have a look around second hand shops, I bought a 70/80’s rucksack, external frame and removed the old sack park, cost an eye watering £3!

I was shown a trick nearly fifty years ago and use to this day, a rolled up news paper or card board box, again rolled up. Cheap and disposable too, easiest way to blunt an edge, cut card board so logic, it will give you a very sharp stropped edge! Simples.

Didn’t even know!

Original karrimor KSB boots, had mine 20 years, so comfortable, like gloves. Wore them to Manchu pichu, Everest base camp and several other treks. These things never let me down and never a blister, the new ones, I’ll keep my comments on that to myself!!!!

Gerber 600 multi tool, SAK soldier (re-ground serrated edge to fine), depending on what I’m doing Rory Connor custom or Mike Morris camp knife. Always a mora clipper in the rucksack!

I’ve had a pair now for over 3 years, one of the most comfy boots I’ve owned used daily for dog walking