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By the way I have a lovely display of agapanthus in my driveway this year I think the rain we've been having this summer has really contributed to them looking stunning...
Bear Grylls learning comes useful for father son disaster
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Nothing but that's what happens on forums...
By the way I have a lovely display of agapanthus in my driveway this year I think the rain we've been having this summer has really contributed to them looking stunning...
I had you pegged as a Waitrose man... Or at a push sainsburys....
I'm quite fond of New World myself or 4 Square....
come on....
I'm sure you've compromised occasionally with a visit to the food hall at Harrods or the Fifth Floor at Harvey Nicks.
Joking aside, the boy would have been losing body heat and once you sink to chest level, breathing becomes increasingly compromised.
I'm glad they watched teddy bear, if they had watched mears, dad would've had to called in a native specialist and spent the next 3 days making a traditional birchbark canoe with oversized handcrafted wooden spoons for oars.
I'm glad they watched teddy bear, if they had watched mears, dad would've had to called in a native specialist and spent the next 3 days making a traditional birchbark canoe with oversized handcrafted wooden spoons for oars.
When all's said and done, how many of us can say that something we have shown somebody has saved a life when things go wrong... Not many compared to how many members there are on this forum.:notworthy
Gotta take your hat off to that Grylls bloke, he's employed a damn good publicist.
Just for the record the Dad did not rescue the kid, the Emergency services rescued him.
So it's kinda stretching it to say the info saved the lads life.
http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/9475095.Mud_terror_as_boy_gets_stuck_at_Chewton_Bunny/
It was mud, and he was on a beach, so he was probably more worried about being drowned by the high tide than sinking completely.
This is about the 3rd time I have heared a story like this, each time it is Bears programme that has made the difference, goes to show that anything learned could one day save your life.
