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I've got 2 and find them really good. Take some time to experiment with them, as the IR lighting is quite bright and objects close to the camera tend to get over exposed/burnt out.
Here's a pine marten:
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As Dark Horse Dave says above - try to get 10,000 steps in a day - pedometer are quite cheap. Look at your portion sizes - they are smaller than you are used to. Eat more fruit and veg. Set a target weight/fitness you want to be and stick at. I found that the Ultimate food value diary app...
Flint, traditional fire steel, birch bark, jute and charcloth. If I'm going out for a while then I'll have a ferrocerium rod, strips of rubber, cotton wool/vaseline, and more birch bark.
Walking in a wood and no more than 5 feet away from me a 'twig' fell to the ground. 'That sounds a bit heavy' thinks me. Get close to it and its no twig, it's a slow worm; bloodied and missing its tail, but still alive. I think that it must have been the planned lunch for a raptor, who I...
No probs with either. I've found that the mapping gets expensive though as garmin only support their propriety mapping. Garmin basecamp is dreadful and I've found it quite hard to get to grips with.
Just been to Oswald Bailey and they're selling the super power heat packs at £5.00 for 5. It's not something that I'd regularly use but great for a day out bimble, or in your car for emergencies; the food gets hot enough that you end up blowing on it to cool down each mouthful. Grab yourself...
Store Le is pretty good. Canodal are the local outfitters based in Ed and it's to get to from Goteburg. Have a look at the Song of the Paddle website - they have some reviews of various Swedish trips on there.
I saw this the other day - It's a tick test kit that shows you if the tick is infected:
http://evaq8.co.uk/Care-Plus-Tick-Test-Lyme-Borrliose.html?utm_source=LGPlane&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=LGP-CarePlus
I've never heard of these before and don't know how effective they are, but I thought...
For years I eschewed the cost of a thermorest and opted for a closed cell mat instead. Then I managed to try a thermorest and realised that I'd been a fool - the comfort level was way above the closed cell mat - what on earth was I thinking? My thermorest has served me well for many years and...
Aldi are selling a small cast iron pan, otherwise known by them as a Fajita sizzler.
It's pretty good as a single person frying pan (24 x 17 cms) if you like using cast iron but are put off by the weight of a full size pan.
Edit: I mean frying pan - it doesn't fly well.......
+1 for what Sandbender said
Take some postcards, stickers, badges from your local area or typically UK such as red buses etc. I've found that showing these or giving them away to the people that you'll meet on your journey allows them to get a sense of where you're from and they are a great...
That's the badger! I'd forgotten about the compass. That brings back many memories of happy days roaming the woods during half term and summer holidays.
Ha ha, the saw back blade and the once only use of the saw before it snapped so happened to me.
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