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I just bought one of these and very impressed

Get a real 4x4 and buy a Jeep Grand Cherokee

Excellent thread!!! I don't have a treasured piece of kit cos I alway seem to find something better to replace it. But saying that the woods I go to means a lot to me, I've been going there since I was five years old, and 33 years later I still love the place! I've just replaced my...

I wouldn't worry to much about the affects of cooking in aluminium, just consider all the other toxins we are all exposed to on a daily basis. And I'm assuming your pots at home aren't aluminium, so cooking in aluminium mess tins once a month isn't gonna harm you! Also years ago I used to have...

Yeah, I have to take a picture of the sunrise next time!

Yeah, I've done it twice now, and its quiet creepy hearing the owls, foxes, and other wildlife making a racket!

Is it normal to turn up at my local woods at 4:00 in the morning, light a fire in my usual place and wait for it to get light? And before anyone asks why so early, I couldn't get back so sleep, so I thought sod it!

I use a hexi stove all the time with my mess tins and never noticed a smell?

Does make me wonder how much knowledge BG really has, I bet he has a survival instructor in the background telling him what to do. All his programmes are setups for tv to show us what could happen and what to do in a survival situation. One example I noticed is in one of his programmes I think...

Of course, best way to build the chap up! Prawnster if I was in your position I would definately buy the Karrimor Sabre 60-100, this should meet all your camping needs.

This is exactly what I'll be doing this summer for a couple of nights with my eldest son, especially with the tent bit! I don't have the tent yet but I do have my 100 litre rucksack ready, this'll be for clothes/mats/sleeping bags/tent, and my 30 litre Sabre will be for my kit, food, and water.

Hi and great forum! I found a smokey fire is either due to wet/green wood or lack of air, so make sure the wood is dry by leaving it next to the fire to dry out and don't pile to much on it. Most of the time my camp fires don't give any smoke off and so anyone walk near wouldn't even know I...