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New dremel, my last is on the wain only 35 years of hard use! A birthday present I don’t know about!!!

My kids bought me it for my birthday, 24% Scandinavian, 75% Welsh/english (Hereford area) and the bit that threw me 1% from Kazakhstan area! Someone in the family tree had a wondering eye!!!

I for one hope the government take note of the MP’s and leave as it currently is, the restrictions on firearms has one aim and one aim only to reduce the numbers. I have both section 1 and 2, coming binding them together for me would not be an issue, those who have just a section 2, the thin...

Curious, where was this, fished the fiords many times in the 70’s n 80’s in Voss n Tromso areas, lovely country!

‘Two series, first was a converted landrover, the second was a boat he renamed the "banmarie".

Now that would make a wicked omelette!

Ha ha, now into season seven, still a great series, this will be the third time!

Doing some tiding up and came across the full set of "Game of thrones", currently half way through season six!

Welcome, envious of the land you have at your disposal!

Ryobi chainsaw, getting old, using a saw all the time is hard work and trimming the trees should be easier, not heavy duty hence the electric, why struggle!

Mainly course n carp in the lakes here in Norfolk, fly fishing when I get the time!

You find it hard to beat, Taylor’s coffe bags, convenient easy to use. When fishing ideal for waterside brews, the smell!!

Fishing weights n hooks for the new year ahead!

That brings back memories from my youth, pie n mash shop opposite Fulham Broadway tube station, all made on the premises complete with burnt crusts!

Amazed not sold!

I agree, for cutting rope etc, brilliant, I know you can swop blade for a straight edge but being a cheapskate, decided to regrind, plus I do have a blade jig to make things easier.

Love the knife, one better in my eyes is the outrider, which has a pair of scissors, shame it’s only in nail Nick blade as I do like the one handed opening for easy. I reground the blade and took out the serrations, personal preference that’s all.

Uk legal spiderco, g10 scales in black, sorry no pics,gets used daily and stays sharp!

Yes from Lidl, the quality is excellent, I’ve a much thicker down version which is very warm, size n weight wise brilliant. If your out for a long walk and stop for a break, pop this on and stops you getting chilled. Excellent value for money, I paid I think about £7.

I bought one two year ago, I have a couple, not the thickest but zero weight and on a late spring evening will take the chill away and under a jacket in winter for that extra bit warmth, ideal.