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What aboiut a gansey, traditionally worn by fishermen? Heavy wool, tightly woven and I think you can get some with the lanolin left in.

Have you considered the tweed bucket hat? Traditional in Ireland and a bit better at keeping the rain off than a flat cap I would have thought.

Ten years on, how did you get on with it? Has it stood the test of time?

What is the weight and the dimensions please?

I had one for years but found it too warm and itchy for UK use. I moved it on last year.

I see there is no longer an option to buy tickets online. Does anyone know if the site is full or if you can pay on arrival at Merthyr Mawr?

Is it still possible to buy tickets for later in the week or is the site full for the duration? I want to come from Tuesday Aug 3 for four nights, two people, so eight day tickets.

Hi Woodstock, I tried to buy two bottles of SS bug oil a few minutes ago via PayPal. I sent you a payment of £8 mistakenly. Could I have two bottles please? Please can you let me know how much extra I owe you for postage. The name on the PayPal transaction is Geraint Jones. Thanks.

https://www.footworksrunning.co.uk/collections/lems/products/lems-boulder-boot-buckeye Here. Sorry, £90 not £80.

Lems boulder boots. The cheapest of these are around £80 Tadeevo winter boots.

The boulder boots look good and there is a UK stockist.

Hmmm...not good at all. Thanks for the info.

Do the Freet Mudees have a waterproof liner? I’m tempted by these.

Recuperation can seldom have been so much fun! I'm glad you're better.

There was a wonderful view of this here. I sat atop a hill with the sunset before me, the full moon rising at my back and then they appeared in the still quite light sky about WNW. Venus was very bright.

Very good John. We should set up a catwalk at the moot :cool:

I just find it too small, I can't stretch out and very dark and poky. Tried to like it a few times but then gave up

I did that route in reverse a few years ago. Glorious. I'm sure you'll enjoy the experience.

I've always found the Polish shelter more useful as a poncho than a tipi.

Glad you're back Suzanne.