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I've pinged you a wetransfer link on Discord with some photos I took.

Chiltern seeds sell them by the packet: https://www.chilternseeds.co.uk/item_1365A_skirret They were very popular before being displaced by the potato. Apparently the roots are best left two growing seasons before lifting.

Pizza, I just don't like the smell, the look, anything about it. Mushy peas, they turned my stomach the first time I was given them in nursery when I was 4 and still do now.

£9.99 in Aldi, looks quite stoutly made. They had 25, 44 and 50 litre that I could see. I thought this one could do for the back of my motorbike as well as any camping.

Wonderful stuff as always

Bex and I will need a quarter load please and Callum has asked if I'd put his name on another quarter load too.

Soaps made using Neem oil are effective from what I've read. I've not tried it but, it's something I want to try when making soap. I did a quick search and found this https://meaningfulchocolate.co.uk/products/soap-neem

:lmao::rofl: Exactly what we needed

Is this big enough? https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B016DGUS2Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I got one using the amazon voucher I got for xmas from work last year, biggest I've seen and weighs 5kg!

I had several pairs of these in my teens and early 20s as my dad lives up in Harstad, Norway. Some of the most comfortable boots I ever owned, I wore the soles through on every pair! Getting a pair for that money is a steal.

I'm glad I've eaten already because that would have certainly made me hungry otherwise!

I haven't tried bannock this way but, I have made damper bread which is similar using a Trangia 27 meths stove and the matching trangia billy. The dough went in a greased small saucepan which was placed inside the billy lifted by pebbles (a trivet would be better), cooking foil was placed over...

None? I've seen a multitude of them from childhood and never seen/found one that's genuinely useful to be worthy of its price tag. A Tinker Swiss army knife is the closest I'll get and that only comes out if I need the phillips screwdriver part of it which is hardly ever. They're one amongst...

The wilkos poles are handy things, useful in many ways. I would however, recommend supplementing the locking mechanism with a jubilee clip, the wing nut style if possible so you can tighten without tools.

Beefy padlock backed up by a claymore? :P

If someone absolutely wants your stuff there's nothing really you can do about it, even if you're sat there watching, rifle in hand, they'll simply wait until you nod off from exhaustion. You can however do a great deal to dissuade the less determined and the opportunist tea leaves. Get better...

Is the winter moot still a goer for next year? There seemed to be quite a bit of interest from what I heard at this year's bushmoot.

Put them in the fire, paint burns off pretty readily. Once it's blistered up it will scrape off easily and then its just a clean up operation with abrasives. It's very much like burning paint off of doors, frames, skirtings etc. You won't shift dried paint with white spirits as most paints are a...

Dean had some chilli salt at the Moot that was quite potent so that at least is possible.

That depends how you want to hold the frame and how much you want to spend. I don't really like the thumb and forefinger grip so I use the hammer grip which lead me to get a Rambone (made by Jörg Sprave of the slingshot channel on youtube.) While my other half opted for a TacHammer as it's a...