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Henry's are also designed to be fixed if they break. 99% of everything else is designed to be skipped.

I used to wear haix boots which are excellent if a little heavy. Best boots that I have ever had were a pair of doc marten safety boots (totally different to normal docs which I can't stand) which lasted several years and were super comfy. Of course this means that they were discontinued 5...

I suppose that depends on whether you are hammocking for sleep or hammocking just to chill?

I use a 7 year old titan with power taken off from Screwfix, still going strong and sucks like a sucky thing! I made the boss get one a couple of years ago and they have changed the design a little bit still good for the price. Top tip for workshop vacs - throw away the paper bags before use...

Puffball - they are somewhat larger than this now.

Seriously though, getting out of a gathered end hammock is much less perilous than stretcher bar? hammock. Throw your legs over the edge whilst your backside is still relatively central to the hammock.

Yes - try your best to make it look like a hero landing rather than face first...

Why a swiss army knife? Well the majority of them comply with UK carry laws and are seen as more socially acceptable than a leatherman for example. I do not carry a Swiss army knife when I am at work, preferring a leatherman. Opposite when not at work.

Whilst your 2-3 meter wide nature trail should indeed be kept free of trip hazards, there should be no expectation that any woodland is trip hazards free at all. What are you going to do - go and pick up every fallen branch and strim down every but of bramble?

I also use an aero press - easy to store, easy to brew (upside down), easy to clean. Makes a good brew. What more could you want?

When I did my efaw+f course we were told that you tighten it until tight, then tighten it until the casualty was screaming. The trainer was an ex firearms copper who had done it for real, and had it done to him.

Wow, that knife blade is really thick! I've been looking at these myself, trying to weigh up the signal Vs the mut as a work tool. Still undecided...

This was just sat under the truck as I unhitched the trailer this morning.

Pmd re Scandinavian axe

Did they actually say it was "too tactical looking"? Surely if it fits in the template it can go as a carry on? I had no problems taking a rush 12 as carry on.

A slightly strange mix of chainsaw consumables, camping bits and woodchipper blades.... Edid due to malfunctioning oortucorrikt

If so, I am the one sat in the corner......

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That's a lovely looking bow, I really need to get myself on a bowmaking course!

Unfortunately it doesn't seem possible to enrol on the foundation course from that guy, just the intermediate course. Essex ham do have an online foundation course (no affiliation ) - am planning on doing mine this year