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    crayfish website

    i found this from a link on rivercottage.net, it is primarily a commercial site but has discussion of legal issues and trapping etc that may be useful to those interested in eating well and doing an environmental service: http://www.crayfish.co.nr/ Ben
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    mega fruit crop

    we were talking about it in snufkin's mushroom thread, but i thought i'd start a new one. from what i'd seen around home it was looking pretty good, but... i then went just down the road to robertsbridge to see a friend on his farm (where i'm hopefully going to organise a meet for those...
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    East Sussex Meet-up

    Hi all, would anyone be interested in a meet-up in the east sussex/kent area? I know a handful of keepers and farmers and would willingly negotiate a venue with one. One, a good friend of mine in Robertsbridge I'm sure would be particularly amenable. I was thinking maybe towards the...
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    Book Passaround - lots of pics!

    Hi there, I know everyone here is the outdoors type and have a love of nature. As such, I thought I might let you guys have a look at what I found recently. It is a book with a collection of bird sketches from Charles Tunnicliffe - the artist that illustrated Tarka the Otter and other things...
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    My new goretex pac-lite

    Just took delivery of one of these today http://www.mandmdirect.com/ProductDetail.asp?ProductID=3420 very nice little lightweight coretex jacket with really good wired hood. Admitedly, not one for bashing through the undergrowth but very nice and reasonable price. There are some other...
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    Bushcraft Knife Makers?

    Sorry if this is elsewhere, but its a bit tricky to search for smoething you don't yet know the name of! I was wondering, more out of curiosity than anything, about who makes good bushcraft knives. There must be more but so far I can think of: Woodlore/Alan Wood WSC Stuart Marshal...
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    Seetex Clothing???

    Has anyone had any experience with this? I was looking in particular at this little jacket: http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=338 Thanks, ben
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    Advice for a Duffle Bag Project:

    I know it's not exactly feild kit, but I'm interested in making things and always have been. A rucksack with all the back support is a bit technical so i'll leave that to the pros but I've been thinking about making a duffle bag. I'd like to outline my original plan and see what you guys think...
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    responsible procurment

    Excuse the title, been reading to much on public sector reform recently I saw this on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WOOD-BLANKS-BOXWOOD-FOR-WOODTURNING-GREEN_W0QQitemZ8278634513QQcategoryZ3126QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem now please don't think there is anything wrong with this lot, I'm not...
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    Mr Meares on TV

    For those of you who have it, Ray Meares is on UKTV food tonight at 7.30 along with Alec Bourdain who is worth watching too. Author of Kitchen Confidential.
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    Off to visit the San!

    Hi all, just wanted to share some good news with people who I think would fully appreciate it. All things going well, I should be off to go and work with an organisation that works with the San bushmen of Botswana. I'll be working with Gantsi Craft, part of a group of organisations set up to...
  12. benjamin.oneill

    An ivory substitute - from a plant!

    I remeber finding this a while ago, just looks like a fantastic material. A friend of mine is going to central america soon, I'll see if they can send me some back. Thought you guys might like a look. I can see it making great bolsters and bits, if not full handles as well as some beautiful...
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    non-bushy - gmail invites...

    for anyone interested.... 2gb storage, the idea being you can just search through your emails (google are pretty good at the old searching business... Handy because you can check other email addresses through it. Pretty good on spam too, but you need an invite: give me an email and...
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    Pleanty of Group Buy Potential

    I came across this website today, after reading a very boring thing about public sector procurment... work does pay off once in a while! All prices before VAT http://www.fieldtextiles.co.uk/index.html They supply army surplus stores and have some great deals. Of note: Goretex Bivvy...
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    changing memebership status

    Hi, I'm sure this is explained elsewhere and I apologise. When and how does ones status chage? I notice I went from memeber to active memeber and now I have the honour of being a tenderfoot. What's next? How do they change? Thanks! Ben
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    changing membership status

    Hi, I'm sure this is explained elsewhere and I apologise. When and how does ones status chage? I notice I went from memeber to active memeber and now I have the honour of being a tenderfoot. What's next? How do they change? Thanks! Ben
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    Bushcrafty > Domesticity!

    Since I tried it in the woods a while back, I'm a big fan of tea made from pine needles. So much so that I now have a ziplock bag of them in the fridge, handy for me as I found I was drinking WAY to much coffee. I'm at uni over the holidays catching up on work, sadly my life revolves around...
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    Building with Cob

    Has anyone had any experience in building with cob? I stumbled on a book about it in Waterstones the other day and have just spent a while looking at what google came up with. Looks like fun! It remings me a bit of that chap who built his house (in the ashdown forest I think) on grand...
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    Not in the least bushy - DELL AXIM

    Good day to you all, I have a Dell Axim X30 http://images.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&q=dell%20axim%20x30&sa=N&tab=wi Docking station, which connect to PC and charges the pc, plus the spare battery, which is an extra long life jobby. Dell leather case to boot... WHY?
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    Useful Tarp Site:

    I stumbled apon this site, I'm sorry if it has been posted about before, i did a breif search but its late and I thought some of you may be interested! http://members.tripod.com/halbertri/tarps.htm