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Thank you, I was told a pencil will work.

I know nothing about waterproof pens, or means of taking notes in the wet, but I need something reliable. What options do I have and what are others using? I have the waterproof notepad. Thank you.

I am not bad at referencing, I guess my skill level is probably where it's supposed to be at for my current progression through the Access module.

Thank you Pattree, and thank you for the tip, I will save that and have a go when the time comes to writing full essays!

Thank you, yes it is certainly. I have a very full on year ahead of me between OU and other commitments.

Essay writing is my biggest fear, although we are eased into it even on the degree. I did speak to my tutor about this on Sunday and he eased my mind a little.

Just a quick update. I’m about halfway through the Business & Law access module now. I completed TMA02 before Christmas and got 89%, which I was really pleased with. I did make a couple of silly mistakes with word count and referencing, but all the required content for the question was there...

If somebody knows of any, please let me know!

4 more old Karrimor backpacks - don't ask - and don't tell my girlfriend. Will post photos when they arrive.

Regarding VAT on s/h silver. There is VAT, but only on the profit the broker makes, and only when the broker is a part of the margin scheme. Just saying so people are aware if buying s/h silver to look for brokers that are on the scheme.

I too would hold off unless I needed the money or it was taking up needed space etc. I also agree that we're at the start of a commodities supercyle, although I've been saying that for the past 5 years or so

It's a good job you went for the waterproof model with all of the rain we're having.

Is that a tree branch, or are you just happy to see me?

An old but never been used Therm-A-Rest Explorer (self inflating mat). I don't plan on using this, I just thought it's a great bit of history and I love the older logo design.

Just a note on Lowe Alpine. I bought two packs from the 90s, one of them the internal coating looked a bit rough, the other the internal coating was FUBAR. I have Karrimor packs going all the way back to probably the late 70's and all of the internal coatings are still in extremely good condition.

I don't think my GR is rip-stop type material. In regards to a more alpine style pack, you could look for a Karrimor Alpiniste 65 which I find as comfortable, although it doesn't have the adjustable back with aluminium struts. The Alpinist is one of my favourites. And another favourite is the...

Thank you, I did pick up a GR model, it doesn't feel quite as robust as the S65, as in thinner/lighter materials. I'm currently using the S65 regularly for rucking with a weight of 25kg. It's very comfotable.

Black Karrimor SF Sabre 45 works out about £45 posted on Vinted https://www.vinted.co.uk/items/8048432840-karrimorsf-sabre-45?referrer=catalog

Don't get me started on parking! Also, central beacons and brecon mountain rescue teams had a similar altercation only a couple of weeks ago during a multiple casualty call-out with someone who had parked across an access gate at the bottom of Pen y Fan, and received some abuse from the car...

We bought a trail cam but the project went on hold so we didn't get around to putting it up