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Stunning ... I love anything in hawthorn and this is going to be a lovely job when finished. Great work!

@mountainman I normally do that too but the buckles have seen better days now and occasionally pop apart ...

@wingstoo @malcolmc thanks for the help guus ... its definitely the PALS webbing im after. We have a sewing machine lying around somewhere ... about time I got to grips with it! Cheers...

@Globetrotter.UK im looking for a peice about 25 - 30cm ish long. Its just to attach the snugpak to the front of the rucksack. Appreciate the help! ! I think there's also a hoopers in norwich which might be an option too.

Hi guys, Does anyone know where I can get this type of webbing from? My intention is to be able to attach my snugpak response pack to my current rucksack... Must be OG. Any clues? All my searches have proved fruitless so far! Many thanks for your help. Pabs.

these look to be great for the £££ - and the reviews have me pretty much sold! Being a wee man (5'7") they are probably rather roomy!

that is truly an epic bit of work ... well done and thanks for sharing with us. I dare say it will inspire a lot of people - myself included!!

This mornings bimble with the dogs before work...Norfolk does great sunrises and sunsets...

Great work!

Haha hello Stuart! How's it going man? Long time no chat...

Haha stu's changed!! Glad to hear things are well. I'm "toying" with the idea of becoming a climbing instructor. Being on the windmills has got me all kinds of rope access and advanced rescue certs but I live in FLAT Norfolk so not much use here haha.

Haha I'm great thanks pal...still on windmills. How are you doing? What's new man??

Great work dave! I'm impressed matey...I need to do the same myself.

I love my GB axe and think their customer service is top notch. After the leather mask was "lost" I got another sent for free! In GB's defence, even offering to take a look after 12 months is something considering there is every chance it has been modded or re-ground. What would you do in their...

Cheers NorfolkJohn. I live in north Norfolk myself and am always up around that way when I'm not being 'bushy on the farm. Would love to see some pics!

Looks like a great day out...the Arums with the spots is "lords and ladies" I believe (toxic).

Fantastic read...thanks very much!

I have a Trek 4200 which for me is the best bike I have ever owned. Living on a farm it handles everything from tractor rutted tracks, wooded trails to leisurely tow paths and tarmac. Suspension can be locked out for the smooth stuff, and then un-locked and you can redial the pre-tension...

just found this so sorry for the resurrection. Had a T4 myself which I converted into a surf wagon. Put nearly 200,000 miles on her without skipping a beat. Regret selling it now so on the look out for another. TECHNICALLY you can rig a hammock inside the back so thats good enough to be called...

Quality purchase Bri!! Post pics of your days out on the rivers mate :) PS - did you try and call me the other day?? Phone said I had a missed call but no voicemail...I was offshore pal.