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Ill try make the pics better as i did this on the Ipad. Cheers

HI, This is my 1st trip report on here. I have been given access to a woodland close to where I live after years of searching, and this is my first solo camp for some time. I arrived in the woods midday on saturday 10th October, and my first planned activity was to explore the woods...

The other day i was sitting in my lounge and i heard a van pull up out side my house, there was loads of banging and crashing, i ran to the window and saw the blokes grabbing my gate and throwing it into the van. I didnt want to chase after them just incase they took a-fence.............

I visited this site this morning to get a feel and understanding of what the aim was and what they were tying to do, and I think its got a bit lost from the original posting, the idea behind the site they have is to raise awareness of what they have been doing and also to share what has been...

A personal favorite and home made idea: 3 peices of bread, 1st layer = Salad cream and chicken, 2nd layer = Marmite, on the top peice of bread a good healthy covering of vinager. Ray mears if could tavel back in time would like to see the 1st people make fire, i would like to go back and...

great blog, i know that school well, im currently in training to become an instructor also, ill be reading your blog with interest. good luck in the training also.

Looks great, nice pics, has inspired me to get out there sooner than planned. cheers

cheers all, ill go check em out, i like the look of the Osprey, the staps looks miles better than the one i currently own. Si

cheers for the help, im 6ft and bout the £100 mark, not fussed on the style, as long as its robust and a good comfort as i have and have ones that feel like im carrying a shed on my back.

Hi, to jump on to this thread, i am looking for a large size 70 ltr plus for a 5 day+ hiking at about 20kg weight (all kit included as no drop offs or re-stocks available on route), can anyone recomend a good pack that is large enough and not stupidly heavy but has a good comfort to it? Cheers

Hi and welocme.

Sounds a great time out, signs of a good bushcrafter, missing kit and bad wetaher and not packing up and going home, well done on you both. Also hoping your son has the bug now and be an up and comming bushcrafter. good results. many more happy camps out.

I moan bout how my day is spent looking at an PC screen and how this world relies on modern tech, but this forum is a very good side of modern day life. 1 tick in the pro box.

new to this carving and woodwork, so should be a challenge. but a worth while one.

same here, but i think i will try and do a carving for this so it can be hung in the nursary also.

A perfect way to start the day, sitting in an office and this was a good boost for moral, plus i think i will read this to my nephew who is due to be born in the next few days. i thank you.

Thank you all for making me feel welcome, its nice to have somewhere to meet and interact with like minded people.

hi all, Recently joined the full site, glad to be part of this community of crafters. im based in Sussex a little sleepy town of Upper Beeding nice and close to the southdowns. Si

Looks a good piece of kit, I use the Coleman F1 light and have no issues with that, only thing you have to be careful of these types of sit on burners, is that you have to keep an eye on the stove so it doesn’t fall over or get knocked, esp when stirring is involved. but an ideal option for when...

Just starting my prep work for a long distance solo hike across the Southdown’s, getting into the right mind set to get out and wild camp, totally different feeling to camping with mates or on a site, but once used to the new settings around you can find a good inner peace and a nice time to...