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A great read since I was young (was born in 86). He does however say Yew berries are inedible. been proving him wrong for years :p

Is it true that it's now illegal to trap crayfish? heard this from a few people so was just wondering.

Was directed to this post, Great stuff thanks very much fella!

Morch his Nordic adventures are on youtube. Shall link you to them later if you like

His canadian voyage is the impossible one to find :o

I imagine thats rather difficult to do in the Uk Metis ;) But still sound advice :D

I think this is definatly his best series. I can't get enough of it <3

Both :)

Not a hint of snow here in North East Hampshire :(/ Was -8 last night though

Walked the South Downs Way. Was fantastuc. slept in a quiet corner a few nights and got the hammock up the others. A farmereven asked if we wanted brekfast. Took 5 days in all and was nice to not be inside (except for a few quick pub stops) at all. WIll put some photos up soon. We averaged 20...

I like that idea (born and bred in York). Welcome to the forum Mr Lee.

I enjoyed his later stuff. I find it all intresting to watch even if it was something i previously wouldn't think of watching. :240:

http://www.jessops.com/online.store/products/76393/show.html works for me. I also have a tiny tripod (10 cm tall) fixed legs and folds into any pocket. was only £3 as well :D

Some of mine

Wow Fantastic tree! The big yew near me sadly fell in '91, (The Selbourne yew if anyone is intrested) Was beautiful, and they think almost 1500 years old :o

Well I know many will frown and say "oh my god are you mad?" But i do enjoy a bit of music around the camp fire. I can't play or sing so I choose to let others while i'm out. Small speaker and my mp3 player and then enjoy some music. I am young but Go for the older music really. Just...

G shock for me. had it 4 years. been free diving in it to about 50 meters, been in the water for almost 5 hours with it, went skiing in it, dropped it out my second floor window, and wore it at work. have never taken it off since I baught it. flawless and i get a lot of comments about it too...

Nice photos as always. I miss the north (Born and bred in York but now stuck in the south) Though it's lovely in a whole new way down here

The track is usually just a pathway but in winter is used as a runoff for excess water from the farms at the top of the hill. One week it can be dry as a bone the next it can be upto knee height (waist height in places) The camera was on my tiny tripod, it's about 6" tall and only cost £2. 4...

Camping last night in north east Hampshire (about 5 miles from Jane austins house) Solid rock, in summer it's all mud Campfire at night Splendid night in some fantastic woodland. so many stars and it only got down to -4 (was predicted -7/-8)