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I’ve tried to match a hood to my Barbour Moorland in brown by looking at loads of pics and also matching the tartan. But it’s nowhere near the earthy brown of the coat. Does anyone know of a hood that actually matches?

I'm not, but a slight OCD is kicking in. :D Odyssey not Oddesy. Have a good weekend Nigel :encourage:

I watched a brilliant episode of Epoch Mysteries about lost languages and how hard it is to mark things of importance or danger in a manner that lasts. Archeologists have over time dug up many stone tablets, yet the language is completely locked. Alarmingly, Americas most deadly poison, a...

TRC is now sold.

No idea what happened to him, last place I saw him was BB. Yes, a lovely, gentle and humble fellow who made the most amazing knives. Never charged a lot for them either. The one above belonged to Trev Burgess and was used to cut his and Colette’s wedding cake. Col wasn’t wanting to keep it...

To give the audience an idea of what a Bones Bowie looks like ;)

They got a little easier.

Casstrom Mini Safari looks new and unused. £60 inc. TRC Knives. A rarity, the first knife ever from TRC, bought as a group buy on BritishBlades years ago. £100 inc of fees. Enzo Birk 75. This knife looks to have been very lightly sharpened. It’s a liner lock zero ground scandi, and I’ve...

This one was forged by one of the best makers at Gransfors, Mattias Mattsson who specialised in the Wildlife Hatchet sized axes. 34cm end to end, looks only very lightly used with no pommel bashes or signs of resharpening. £90 inc delivery and fees.

Full kit to make your own knife and sheath. Think these retailed at near £100, so how about £60 inc age verified postage.

This is the Arthur Clough Oak, a rare set of pictures of a tree going through different stages of life.

The bottom tree is beginning to form its new lower crown. The top one isn’t dying, its bark is covered with tiny dormant buds waiting for enough light to shoot. It has many years of life left. Here’s one that has lost all its top and is still going.

Sad to see, but inevitable. Many of our celebrated oldest trees are coming to the end of their days, drought or not. I spend a lot of time and volunteer work in Petworth Park in West Sussex. The Chestnuts and Oaks are the oldest, 400-600 years, possibly more. The Beeches (shallow rooted), may...

I think if you tell them you were fed on fish food when you were five they might intervene. :lmao:

Having rather dominated a friend of mine’s camp chair a couple of weeks ago I’ve sold a couple of my lightweight ones and taken the plunge. These things are awesome, massive snoozy things.

Are you planning on breaking one? Not happening, it’s a bag for life ;)

Then I’m wondering if your white light flashes for charging and is solid at full charge. My Eneloop charger does it. Doesn’t help you with knowing when to charge, but maybe this feature has been removed, cost/space?

I can't tell from the pics where the charge light is situated, but if it's the one in the pic then it looks to be white. It may be a design change that hasn't been caught up with the latest manual. Annoying not to know when it needs charging.

Pull yourself together man!

That's a super idea, with all this hot weather I'd suggest 48 tracked rather than 24.