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That sounds like a good idea as there is a bag for both the tent and the annexe, I could sew a piece inside and out and then buy some fabsil for the whole tent :)

Hopefully it's going to be a perfect little bushcrafting tent for me :) I have noticed a very small tear in the fly, does anyone know the best way to repair ?

Thanks for the replies, I have looked through all the pics on the link and still no sign of the illusive wren, I think Toddy best summed up the tent, it's very similar to the guinea but with a flat front, the inner is one piece with 8" mud walls and orange fronted, the fly is bottle green and...

I managed to pick up a Black's of Greenock & Benjamin Edgington senior wren ridge tent + annexe from our local freecycle today, there are a couple of splits in the grounsheet to be repaired and one small hole in the fly, these should be easy enough to do and the front annexe could easily be used...

I've made a few of these now, for myself and friends, for stability I just dig a small hole in the ground and push the stove into the soil, this helps a lot with wind resistance as well and the help of a shield. They tend to perform a little better once they have self annealed with use and I...

I've made two of these now, had to give one away mind you, performance wise they are brilliant but I am a little concerned with stability when there's a pot on top, I don't fancy the idea of screwing pieces of metal to the burner as it will take up more room in the bag or possibly tear...