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Hi Emma and welcome. :) Unfortunately, I like to kill and eat small fluffy things. :( Steve

How about a red light for seeing stuff in the dark without ruining your night vision?

Same size as your first suggestion, but cheap as chips. ...and you can dye it 'goth' black if you really want to. :) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=360340893107

Discount Code: SAGEM10 Just got an email, I've bought quite a lot from these guys and they've always been pretty good with me. No affiliation or 'owt, I just keep the economy afloat by spending all I have on kit. Steve

Me too, but manbags are the business Mick! :) We need to include Wayland in our 'Bag Day'. Steve

Overkill? Guilty too. I picked up some ideas there mate, thanks! I might have to add a few extras here just to make sure my overkill's overkilled a bit more :) I can spend hours packing and unpacking and never get bored. In the front pocket (clockwise): Large, strong bin bags Fuel canister...

Waiting list? Me, me, me! Over here! :) Steve

I use the Sabre 45 with the 2x 12.5L side pouches which can hold enough - for me at least - for a week (except water!). I've also got a couple of Maxpedition 'Roly Poly' bags which I can attach to either pack, straps or belt, so have loads of extra capacity if needed. I find if I take a...

Put me on the reserves list please Shep. PayPal ready and waiting. :) Steve

Sound like a good dad to me mate! :) Steve

£90 a ticket? After we subsidised it all at this great time of 'we're all in this together' (except bankers and the rich tax avoiders). I don't think so.

When in the woods, I like to find a bear to prove a point.

...That's not going for a trip, that's suitable for a 'house swap in the country' episode!

Definitely what Martin says! You'll be surprised at what doesn't get used and what uses you can get out of things you wouldn't normally use them for (carefully!). See what you can get done with the stuff you don't use with the stuff you do use and see if there's any overlap. Hope that makes...

***See you doctor before following any of this **** Voltarol's pretty good. I just had a discectomy operation to release a trapped nerve but was waiting four months for the op. Tramadol, Gabapentin and Emugel helped a lot with the pain. Make sure you get the Voltarol Emulgel P as it's the one...

Good idea, but a bit pricey (though I'm sure I could find a hundred uses for the leftovers!). Methinks more 'what have I got lying about' type searching before I spend more money on kit (BAD ADDICTION - SHINY KIT SYNDROME!!!!) ;)

Rubber bands didn't work. Might try silicon sealant next, though I'm not sure it'll adhere permanently. Steve

No, not waterproof - I tested 'em - but there must be some kinda rectangular 'o' ring/gasket out there...I might have a go at making a couple if I can find rubber thick enough. Steve

Steve, did they give you a Tetanus jab, or have you had one recently? ...sometimes get's overlooked when passed straight to surgery. Steve

Plus one for the 58 pattern bottle and also for the Dutch Army wool blanket! Steve