Search results

I assume this is still on. Should hopefully be dry overnight if the BBC weather is to be believed. Are there any special joining/locating instructions other than those at the start of the thread? Also how much is this including the overnight? Cheers.

Ebaying due to low response.

The 26th to 27th works nicely for me, coincides with my week off and I was planning a night out anyway :D. Also as I'm off work anyway so they can't scupper my plans, again, by sending me travelling.

Hi Mike, I'd be up for the 30th, managed to miss the last two. Whats the score with overnighters at little hall, are the a no go at the moment?

I'll help too, makes up for the fact I have no particular skills to share :D

Just a quick update to let you know that a viewing has been arranged by Mike.

I'll PM Mike and see if he has arranged a viewing.

Strictly speaking the phrase is wrong, as it has been proven that you can make a silk purse from a sow's ear, as shown HERE. :D Admittedly not a very practicle process but still possible and also makes a good point of don't just take someone else's word for it.

Sorry Chaps, been on holiday and haven't had net access. How is the organisation proceeding and is there anything I can do?

I only took a few naff snaps on my phone. I was particularly dissapointed that the sunlight managed to obliterate all trace of smoke in the fire by friction photos.

Thanks to everyone that made it (and see you next time to those that didn't). I had a really enjoyable time, being particularly impressed with the fire by friction demo. Unless anyone else has a buring desire to organise the next one I'll get in contact with the Pinetum and start thinking...

I could pick you up, Canterbury can be on my way to the wood. Are you getting a train down?

What about one of these. The original Ukranian versions were 2 wheel drive, I'm not sure if the UK one is though.

Laurence: I'll be happy with a few bits of birch :D Wattler: Currently the plan is King's Wood on Sunday 29/01/06 @ 09:30. Currently there is likely to be up to around 14ish people going, so parking is a major consideration. Also as we are going for just a day walk I think King's Wood will...

None of the locations I tend to visit regularly have any surface water supply, therefore I tend to carry my 3ltr camelbak. With the camelbak I don't tend to notice the weight as it spread across my back. If I'm overnighting I also tend to take an additional 1ltr canteen for damping down the...

There is a large picnic area next to the car park, however I don't recall having ever seen any signs relating to BBQs.

So that's potentially 15 (including partners/guests) + 1 dog so far, and there was me thinking there would be a low response :yikes: It's a good job King's Wood has a huge car park. :D

Take a look at THIS. Depending how close you are to these friends I would consider one of two actions. First if they are good friends I would express your concerns and draw their attention to the law. However if this likely to result in any form of reprisal or if they are merely...

Hmmm, perhaps I'll stay at home.... :D

Seeing as I'm kind of organising this (how the heck did that happen????) I'll probably be there from just after 9am. I'll be the wierdo in the Swanni (with BCUK badge) wearing the Barmah hat, standing by a grey Punto parked just to the right of the carpark entrance. :D Laurence the...