I'm sorry I didn't realise that I'd be stepping on anyones toes by posting a link to a story in the Daily Mail, I have now added a link for the Huffington Post version of the story, just so folks can have a little choice.
Boy, nine, 24 hours in wild.
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I'm sorry I didn't realise that I'd be stepping on anyones toes by posting a link to a story in the Daily Mail, I have now added a link for the Huffington Post version of the story, just so folks can have a little choice.
I'm sorry I didn't realise that I'd be stepping on anyones toes by posting a link to a story in the Daily Mail, I have now added a link for the Huffington Post version of the story, just so folks can have a little choice.
It's just that the Daily Wail is famous for never knowingly printing facts about anything.
They are very good at stirring "middle england" up about immigration and other right wing stuff; but facts, no chance.
EDIT : A very interesting little sentence in your second link.
"On the show, host and adventurer Bear Grylls strands himself in the wilderness and then shows viewers how to survive the sticky situations."
Hmmmm.
It's just that the Daily Wail is famous for never knowingly printing facts about anything.
They are very good at stirring "middle england" up about immigration and other right wing stuff; but facts, no chance.
Yes, quite, well said, devoid of facts, full of many blatant lies!
But sorry for the rant, may have been a little mis-placed Chris
Thats my guess.
They had the gingerbread house all set up and ready with the witch inside but the daft little bugger couldnt even find that.
Had a thought while wandering in the relative cool of the woods; if the lad had spent his time logged on to BcUK, instead of watching the idiot box, he wouldn't have got lost in the first place.
If he had, and it could happen to anyone, he wouldn't have panicked, he'd have got a fire going and had a brew. While he was doing that and blowing his whistle, his dad would have found him.
That story would never have made the papers though.
If he had, and it could happen to anyone, he wouldn't have panicked, he'd have got a fire going and had a brew. While he was doing that and blowing his whistle, his dad would have found him.
That story would never have made the papers though.
When all said and done, I am happy the kid survived and did not wander around in total fear. When I think of the little'uns I have met at the moot it sends shivvers down my spine just thinking about one of them wandering off. That kind of fear can do things to your 'head' for years and years. He was back to playing American cricket the next day. BG gave him the assurance that he could survive and he did. At his age I dont think the out come would have been so happy with me.
If the shout went up, being the people we are, if he was lost in local forest or the hills, we would droped what we were doing have combed the place until we found him.
Anybody got his email address? Lets make make him a full member of this site, we could do with a kids only bit.
Sandsnakes
If the shout went up, being the people we are, if he was lost in local forest or the hills, we would droped what we were doing have combed the place until we found him.
Anybody got his email address? Lets make make him a full member of this site, we could do with a kids only bit.
Sandsnakes
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