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Well deserved. Thats a great shot. Congrats [emoji122] OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Sorry to hear that. Thoughts with the family. I have also had a couple of sudden heart attacks. None have taken me yet and for that I consider myself to be incredibly lucky. OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Hey all, Thanks for that. @SaraR especially for taking the time to write all that. Are you a Swedish resident, intrigued as to why your are biased :) @Herman30 as is the case for most parts of the world these days, sadly. I am a seasoned traveller though so happy I have my personal security...

Hi all, Currently planning an overland trip to Sweden in April 2021 (covid permitting!). Will be out there for about 3 weeks with Land Rover and expedition trailer. Mostly plan to stay off the beaten track. Anyone else travelled through Scandinavia around April time. Especially keen to hear...

5 days of food? Thats tricky. Generally go dry as much as possible in order to reduce weight but for that to work you must have a constant supply of water. Carry extra water and you outweigh the advantages of carrying dry. Stick with high carb and high protein foods so you get all the...

Regardless of what you want it for. Probably to sit nicely against your selection of blades [emoji3] You'll not go far wrong with a Hultafors, good selection of sizes and weights and at their price point IMHO they are unbeatable quality. OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile...

I must be looking at a different site to everyone else (UK) [emoji6] OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Out of stock according to the website [emoji6] OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Sold it via ebay in the end [emoji106] OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Ah yeah I rarely use FB and so always forget how useful it can be for these sorts if sales. Good shout though, thanks. Any particular groups come to mind you'd recommend? OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Hey all, I know this isn't really the kind of forum where I will get much interest but thought I'd give it a shot anyway. Selling my campervan as we have decided to go back to an expedition trailer. The campervan is convenient but not as much fun as a tent. Its for sale for £3,750 or nearest...

No idea! But watching this post with interest. OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

So I came up with this contraption today having spent much of last night looking to see whats on the shelves and what others use. I was already using 1 tin for sugar and 1 for coffee anyway but on occasion Mrs olo comes too and she drinks tea so needed a third. So 3 tins, 6 rivets, some black...

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Sugar I can live without if I have milk. Milk i can live without if I have sugar. There is no in-between for me [emoji16] But my preference is to always leave the milk at home. OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

The bigger the better for me in terms of ferro rod. I find having a stable platform to perch the bottom of the rod on whilst still having enough surface area to spray a good shower of sparks over my tinder works best for me. I think me ferrocirium rod of choice is about 130mm long including...

After some ideas for tea, coffee, sugar carrier/holders. Currently I use some round tins which I keep in an old Powertraveller pouch. Anyone got any better ways of carrying all 3 together? In a neat compact package? OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

So it is. Thanks very much [emoji106] OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Over the years have seen the odd one of these in the house and never really got around to ID'ing. They don't seem to move much and then when they do they're gone. What are they? OLO www.onelifeoverland.com //probably typed on mobile so please excuse typos!

Hi ya'll, As per title really. I'm in the market for a new bivi bag, ideally I'd like it to have some sort of waterproof zipper (or have large enough entry to make access easy whilst sat underneath a tarp), be light, packs down small and spacious. I don't want anything heavy or with hoops...