Understood that it's a work in progress, and looks like a good start. It reads enthusiastically which I like. Please don't think I'm trying to knock what you've done with the comments below, you did ask. These are just a few things I noticed before reading the others' comments here.
Agreed with Hugh about the advertising. It put me off a bit too.
Agreed with Paul about the proof reading. There are too many grammatical errors, a couple of images missing I think (from
http://www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk/first-trip-of-the-year/) and a five megabyte image (at the head of
http://www.wildwaybushcraft.co.uk/bushcraft-fire/) is way too big.
There seems to have a big emphasis on fire, but the first thing I want to be sure of is my water supply which doesn't seem to be much mentioned.
On the subject of fire, nowhere in the blog that I have seen do you mention heat reflection, and its importance in making and using a fire. You say that you might not have a lighter handy so its good to know how to use a bow drill -- but where did that cord come from?
Of course it came from preparation, which again isn't much mentioned.
On bannock bread, after all that talk about foraging you ask me for baking powder??? No, seriously, I'd suggest a more basic recipe to, er, prove it can be done.
You've touched on it in your first trip of the year, but I'd suggest that you do something specifically about shelter.
Overall I'd suggest planning more structure to the blog. When you've filled it out it could be a great resource.
