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http://www.militarykit.com/product_categories/jackets_buffalo.htm use the additional 10% off code: MKJAN1110% used the site before, prompt postage and no problems. Seems like a good saving so thought I'd share! :)

for anyone in the South West, Westonbirt Arboretum do wood sales every month. Variety of woods in a variety of shapes and sizes! What they have depends on what they have cut down recently during the management of the Arboretum. Well worth a look to pick up some quality timber for a right...

Heya, I also prefer hammocks with airmats in, and tend to find that because they kind of wrap around and cradle you its warmer in a hammock than on the ground! Woken up with frost and snow on the tarp, but still been toasty warm. warning though - the tempation to stay curled up and cosy...

nice pics! there is a great free program called IrfanView which has a 'batch processing' option - you can use this to reduce the size of your photos before uploading :)

Yup, AESL for Phoenix Archers in Swindon, and also member of Swindon Venture Network. Went to the moot in Kenya over the summer, was amazing! Video here if you have 5 minutes :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCo3-AIgXQg

I like camping alone, done it a few times. I tend to do it on 'expedition' type hikes though where I hike out, camp, then move on the next day... so am generally a good distance away from roads or houses etc. Everything does seem a lot louder and closer, but then maybe thats just because I don't...

Took a trip to Westonbirt Arboretum at the weekend, saw lots! These were cool, looked like bubbles! Some were hollow with a hole in, like something had burrowed in and eaten the fingi from the inside.

I can second AlpKit - great kit and service. I've had to return one item too, and found them very helpful and straight forward.

Heya, I'm looking to get some lettering engraved on a wooden bench that I'm planning to make for a friends wedding present. Does anyone know of somewhere I can get this done? I am based in Swindon, Wiltshire. many thanks! Jamie

essentially you can use whatever you want - i've seen holes punched with a hammer and nail before! But to justify investing in tools its worth understanding what they are for. http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?19963-Saddle-Stitch-Tutorial-stitching-with-2-needles great...

yeah how did you do that? Looks awesome, really effective pattern!

i've seen pipe lagging (is that what its called? thick foam tube with a slit down one side to stop pipes freezing in winter) used before. Simple and effective, but not very elegant! :)