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Thanks for the link Countryman, I tried to do a search to see if it had been previously covered. Thats exactly the sort of recomendation I was after. Like the look of those bags very much.

In practice unless you have a nosey neighbour or someone trying to get back at you then you could easily spend more time camping on it than the stipulated 28 days, as who would actually be counting. Its not as if you have to check in and check out every night. And if you did get reported you'd...

Yes your right the BA dimensions I quoted were for your second laptop bag. I didn't read the e mail BA sent correctly.

I'm off to Switzerland on a lads paragliding holiday, Easy jet is the carrier and they charge 36 quid for checking hold luggage but free for carry on. I'm off for a week so my usual weekend rucksack would be too small so have been looking at carry on luggage. I really don't fancy the trolley...

Me and the family are going again this year, looking forward to it, the kids had a ball last year especially wandering through the woodland camp and seeing others set ups. We were invited in to see and sit at a few of them and they thought that was great. I was boreing however and we were in our...

Just like to thank Woof or Rob, for a pocket knife he sent me. Before Christmas I was looking for a left handed non locking penknife for my brother. He offered me one he had modified and posted it up to me, my brother is delighted with it and its perfect for him to open with his disability...

I belive the story was a 14 year old left it against the tree when he ran off to join the army in WW1. There was a local campaign to give the tree protected status but it was rejected as it was a sycamore and not something special!

Here's a story about a lost/forgotton rifle which is 100% genunie. Like Zeiss I was more impressed by the scope and how it held up to the elements. http://www.zeiss.com/sports-optics/en_de/hunting/experience/hunting-stories/lost-and-found--zeiss-riflescope-in-norway.html

I've often wondered how easily delinquent kids with lighters can get a good scrub fire going on waste land but when I try to cut, clear and pile my scrub it takes forever to get a good fire going. And needs constant attention or it burns out in the middle. Next time I need to clear some ground...

Once its cured yes but it is moveable until its cured. On the occasions I've had to separate a bonded joint I had to cut it apart with a Stanley knife to adjust it. I also use the black “winged” large paper clips, not sure what they are actually called, to hold the joint together to...

If its not fit for purpose of cousre it does. I doubt they knew it was as sevearly damaged. E mail them then, I'm sure you'll find them very reasonable. Send them the pic.

I would call them, for the price of the set they might just send you a new half without you having to send the entire lot back. I would imagine the hassle and cost of posting it back and posting a new one would be more than 1 poncho would be worth.

I use Asda own brand contact adhesive. Its 1 pound a tube. I tested it first and the leather parted before the glued joint so I reckon it'll do.

Hi I'd never heard of a barrel knife so did a quick search, this link might help as well. Its a US patents for a barrel knifes, including the drawings etc, http://thebladeblog-ulf.blogspot.co.uk/2011/09/barrel-knives-patents.html

Like these, never seen them before.

Yeah Rich, he could work one of those I'm sure but not sure how it would do as a farmers pocket knife but its worth considering.

Noticed it was made in England, By A Wright, Shefield, just found the company http://www.penknives-and-scissors.co.uk/ Gave them a call, they do them but only to order, they think it'll take about a week. Thanks Steve Might take a look at that Boar folder for myself. I like the look of it as...

HomestickSteve Thats exactly what I'm after. Need to see if they'll deliver now. Thanks

Yes most pen knives have the notch on the side which allows you to open it, held in the left hand and using your thumb from the right. The others you mentioned are a bit too contemporary and 1 handed opening is just as difficult for him. He has cerebral palsy. So things can be a struggle for his...

Hi I'm looking for a left handed non lock pen knife with a single blade. Its for my brother who has to be left handed as he can't use his right hand very well. It needs to be single blade and non locking as he finds it very difficult to un lock lock knives. I found him a lovely brass pen...