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  1. HorseGuy

    National Risk Register/National Resilience Update - Nothing new to us.

    There appears to be a new TikTok challenge to ‘set fire to as much stuff as possible’. https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/farmers-warned-over-suspected-tiktok-11093483
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    National Risk Register/National Resilience Update - Nothing new to us.

    The conspiracy theorist in me can't help but wonder if some of these fires are being deliberately started to help create a narrative to push for more net zero measures? Yeah I know that sounds crazy but it makes you wonder though. They do seem to be desperate to push the net zero agenda at...
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    Wild fires - Survival Skills.

    Some great advice here so far. I would also add that wearing a mask can be of some benefit from smoke and ash inhalation.
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    Sold Fallkniven F1 Anniversary Edition - brand new

    Now sold to GreyCat. Prompt payment and an absolute gent to do business with. Thank you. :)
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    Sollar eclipse and meteror shower

    Yesterday as the eclipse was beginning when the light had dimmed and gone an unusual colour, I noticed a magpie behaving rather oddly. It was huddled down on a roof in a weird sitting like stance that I have never seen a magpie do before. It also had its feathers partially fluffed out like they...
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    Sollar eclipse and meteror shower

    That sounds like a wonderful way to spend the night.
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    New Normal on the trail.

    I wish!
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    New Normal on the trail.

    In the summer we give our horses big 1kg blocks of Himalayan salt to lick which naturally contains all of the electrolytes and minerals they need in this hot weather. Whenever I find myself drinking an excessive amount of water I have a few licks of it too.
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    New Normal on the trail.

    I wear a long sleeve shirt with a Dorfman Outback hat or Sunday Afternoons Adventure hat. I also have well ventilated shoes which can easily be slipped off to help cool my feet whenever I sit down.
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    Sold Helle Mandra – brand new

    Mid-week price drop - £105
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    Swagman Scarf - New take on Poncho?

    I have plenty of waterproofs and a poncho too but I find that unless I'm actually working out in the rain and need to keep both hands free, a good quality windproof umbrella can work wonders. It's not very bushcrafty I know, but if it works it works. As for the swagman scarf in the video. I...
  12. HorseGuy

    Solar Eclipse

    I thought it was really impressive. I think you needed something which allowed you to be able to stare at the sun properly in order to fully appreciate it though.
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    Solar Eclipse

    Be careful not to strain your eyes.
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    Smoggy on board.

    Welcome to the forum. :)
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    Solar Eclipse

    How are you guys and gals going to view the solar eclipse later?
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    What fuel do you use?

    Maybe the shops should temporally stop selling disposable barbecues while everything is so dry?
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    For Sale Royal Mail Age Verified - 'How to' guide

    Thank for the instructions. They were very helpful but they do need to be update as some steps have now been changed. It seems that the age verified option is now only available by using the Royal Mail 'click and drop' service which requires you to sign up for an account first.
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    What did you buy today?

    This weekend I went for a walk in the countryside to clear a busy head and discovered a place nearby which has an absolute cornucopia of foragable foods (is that a word?). There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of blackberry bushes, elderberry trees, sloe berry bushes and more within a few...
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    Sold Helle Mandra – brand new

    Monday price drop - £110
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    Beavers in Devon

    I can't really think of any other animals which intentionally do it. At least not a more permanent or long-term basis. Although maybe you could you include nest building animals within your definition of "actively changes its environment in a lasting manner to its own purpose"