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Yeah, here's hoping. It would be great to see them get established again. It' hard to know but from the pics, Elm seems to be a good awnser. I thought Walnut at first, but there seems to be a more definate transition from sapwood to heartwood. I don't know much about many specific timbers at...

Would an Elm of this size be rare? As in having not contracted the Elm disease. Wytch Elm is less prone to it i think, but large Elms are rare around my parts, normally doing fine up to a certain age/size but when it starts to put on girth and grows out of the juvenile stage it gets blighted...

Thats great info, cheers. I dont think i can afford one at the moment but maybe, like i said earlier, i could go halves with a mate. They sound like a worthwhile investment incase something goes wrong, but they also seem useful for just getting out of the elements for a break too. I dont think...

Anyone have one of these? They are quite expensive (for me anyway) and i'm a bit curious if they are worth the money. I have no doubt that they are handy if you (possibly with others) are up on the hill and the nasty weather rolls in. I am wondering are they designed for an emergency all night...

Plus, using a heat gun to soften it, you can flatten and friction fit stuff i there too (I did this because i couldnt get proper ends for the trunking)

Just popping up a quick post to say hello. My name is Derek. Got interested in Bushcraft in the last year or so, I love this forum so i decided to join. Its a great source of information. I'm 29, from Ireland, and studying Foresrty. I enjoy fishing and hiking but am happiest just ramblin' in...

Hi, I'm new fairly new to bushcraft (and i'v just joined the forum :) YAY!) but i carry my Mora classic I around my neck, i find it the handiest way and its easy to access, I dont usually carry a saw but what i did do was make use out of an old pair of combats. I cut off the belt loops and a...