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orange G10 and kydex every time.

just wondering here, is everyone voting #5 just to annoy JonathanD or is it just me?

I was thinking exactly the same thing. really bloody cool pic when you realise

Absolutely outstanding pieces of kit, I bought mine second hand from a member on here maybe 15 years ago. It already had over a thousand miles on it when I got it, and I've added a few more myself. It was my rucksack of choice for a three week long wander along the North Wales coast a few years...

Don't forget his son, Babybell, also known as "the little baby cheeses"

That would explain a lot of things actually.

There's a farm near me where they get taken to mature later in the season. It's not the same since they stopped wrapping them in wax and started using plastic, but that's progress I suppose.

Who are "they", are they the globalist zionist illuminati lizard people ultra-left neo nazi 8th wave feminist rotary club post punk cabal?

I got 30 seconds in and then went to watch the movie, good work!

Dammit! now I'm going have to buy a new bike for my shovel, and just when I'd finished building a mounting bracket for my all terrain skateboard too.

Me too, that's why I got rid of my pushbike.

Well thanks for the differing suggestions for definitions of "entrenching tool", it would seem that I'm not the only one who isn't 100% certain. I'm not sure if I could carry my "war shovel" on my webbing, I don't have any webbing, because I'm not in the military. I do know that I can use it to...

"about" 57 years ago, overnight, between the 16th and 17th of June.... I'm sorry but you're going to have to be more specific, do you not remember the exact time?

I'm not 100% certain what defines an entrenching tool, so I call this my "War Shovel". I found an old broken spade somewhere, and I had a spare handle in the shed, so I took the grinder to the spade, removed some rust, added some paint, cut the handle down and riveted it in place, slathered the...

Thanks for that Steve, Tansley's just over the hill from me, I'll pop over if I'm not busy.

Karrimor rucksacks with the SA back system, my winter bag is Condor 60-80 litre, fairly new to me but I think almost 30 years old. I think it's the third Karrimor SA rucksack that I've owned. I still use my 90s vintage Lichfield tent, well the flysheet anyway. Modified now so that I can use it...

If you put your cards on your phone you could carry an emergency powerbank as well, nothing worse than a vape with no battery.

I was referring to the fact that even after repeated attempts at reading your previous comment I still can't work out what you're trying to say. Anyway, disposable BBQs have been banned now, so whatever it was you were trying to say, it's no longer relevant.

Are you drunk?