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I will be there:) And I would like some of the Colin's chicken:) Se you there on Friday. Andor

Hi Stu, I cannot see the list. Could you please send it. Thanks. I will not be able to stay overnight. Though looking forward to the next meets in the new year.

Hi Stu, Are there any more places under the tarp? We would like to join you on Saturday for the Christmas meal, if children allowed:) What can we bring?

For information about how to use and prepare punk wood see: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9htqzFRuGjM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSCFzKqR3-g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6stn39v-fw Very interesting! We tried to use punk wood at Boonie, but it was not very sucesfull:)

Arriving home on Sunday, I unpacked my kit and divided it into the things I would take again and those that I would leave at home or not use at all. The worst piece of equipment I had was the Swedish WWII backpack. It sits nicely around the waist, but its narrow leather shoulder straps cut into...

Few pictures from the album:)

Few pictures from the album:)

Thank you for writing this up Sam. Great pictures too:)

Thank you Colin for posting the video.

Sounds good to me:)

Thank you Stu for organising the ChallengeI. I had a great two days and looking forward to the next one. It was great to meet you all, and I am hoping to see you again soon. I believe Stu is already has something on his mind:) I created a private album with some photos from the last two...

Looks like we are all ready and packed:) So, tonight, feet up with a glass of beer. For morale boosting, if you have not already watched it, see www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPbz5TDy6fs Luckily we will be out only two days:)

I am not a fan of 18th century clothes eider. Though breech clout sounds interesting, especially in English woods and climate. I believe Stu would have some explanation to give to wood owners:). Saying that I would like to explore more traditional materials used outdoors such as wool. I was...

Let's talk about the idea of creating an 18thC group on BushcraftUK during the weekend. I am keen to learn more:)

Keith Burgess, nice guy from Australia. Unfortunately he had an unpleasent encounter with one of the BushcraftUK forum members who was not very nice to him. He was questioning his hunting skills or similar...Since I have ot seen him being active on the forum. I e-mailed Keith few days ago with...

How about one night in pairs and the second together? From my experience, being on the move will test the gear much better then when just camping in one place. We could have a communal meal together on the second night. I am happy to bring along my cauldron and we can make a big stew from leftovers.

Thanks! I was looking to purchase an oil skin tarp, but the only people I found making them commercially is Tentsmiths in America (http://tentsmiths.com/tent-camp-accessories/oilskin-tarps.html). They are using cotton. I thought traditionally, in the 18th century, they were from hemp or...

Hi, I am looking forward to join you for the Daniel Boone challenge on 20th and 21st. Ngaio is staying home with children, as perhaps it would be a bit of challenge having a three year old and three months old with us. Though, not impossible:) However, they will drop me off on Friday and...

Great pictures! Thank you Andy for posting. Good memories.