bucks bushcraft group
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50 miles from the center of beds and about 1hr 10 Min's not sure if there are any places left numbers have to be kept low but I'm sure rod will be along shortly to advise
The Joker said:Hi guys,
Count me in if poss.
Rod howz ya pinky
Hi Pete,
My paw has mended!
Was going to give you a bell later - glad you can come along. Looking forward to Father Jack Hackett by the fire Bunnerz - sorry don't have a postcode - (we're in the woods
mate!) OS grid for turning is SU 814 980 & Small Dean Farm (where we will park) SU 820 988. Will pm you with my contact Numbercheers fellas. Looking forward to it.
P.S. You'll need to hump-in your own water 5-10 litres for the weekend - weather forecast looks fair at the moment
Hi All,
This weeks participants:-
Aaron
Rod
Joker
Sandsnakes
JD Lenton
Bunnerz
Still one space up for grabs
Let me know
This weeks participants:-
Aaron
Rod
Joker
Sandsnakes
JD Lenton
Bunnerz
Still one space up for grabs
Let me know
Rod what time can I get there.
As Im not working at the moment I could get there any time.
Cheers buddy........Im looking forward to it as well
As Im not working at the moment I could get there any time.
Cheers buddy........Im looking forward to it as well
Rod said:
Sorry Rod i cant make it this time, i meant for future reference. any post code for a palce close by? simply so i can get AA route finder for the drive?
sorry for any confusion
OT, but only a bit.
Longstrider and Sandy are planning to be at Ashridge on Sunday the 8th October, at the monument at the usual time, and asked me to ask if anyone else would like to come for a little walk? Rod, James?
Ian asked about anyone from the crowd that came out once before, but neither of us could remember everyone's names
Longstrider and Sandy are planning to be at Ashridge on Sunday the 8th October, at the monument at the usual time, and asked me to ask if anyone else would like to come for a little walk? Rod, James?
Ian asked about anyone from the crowd that came out once before, but neither of us could remember everyone's names
Hi Folks -
To finalise those in attendance are -
Me good self
Rod
The Joker
JD 'Slasher' Lenton
Rod the Elder aka 'Sandsnakes' (Coming Saturday)
Ben aka Tribaljamin (still to finalise)
I afraid thats as many as we can accomodate this time around given the amount of sleeping space and our agreement with the landowner. Aim to get up there from about 6pm - call Rod or meself once you are up there and we'll sort out parking. See you up there folks! hopefully should be a good weekend.
To finalise those in attendance are -
Me good self
Rod
The Joker
JD 'Slasher' Lenton
Rod the Elder aka 'Sandsnakes' (Coming Saturday)
Ben aka Tribaljamin (still to finalise)
I afraid thats as many as we can accomodate this time around given the amount of sleeping space and our agreement with the landowner. Aim to get up there from about 6pm - call Rod or meself once you are up there and we'll sort out parking. See you up there folks! hopefully should be a good weekend.
C_Claycomb said:OT, but only a bit.
Longstrider and Sandy are planning to be at Ashridge on Sunday the 8th October, at the monument at the usual time, and asked me to ask if anyone else would like to come for a little walk? Rod, James?
Ian asked about anyone from the crowd that came out once before, but neither of us could remember everyone's names
Will check with my social secretary and let you know
C_Claycomb said:OT, but only a bit.
Longstrider and Sandy are planning to be at Ashridge on Sunday the 8th October, at the monument at the usual time, and asked me to ask if anyone else would like to come for a little walk? Rod, James?
Ian asked about anyone from the crowd that came out once before, but neither of us could remember everyone's names
sounds good to me i'll try and get a pass
Great weekend peeps, big thanx to J and Aaron for there hospitality in there woods (J in spirit as still on honeymoon).
Great to meet Rod "The Elder" and Simon and good to see you again James........And last but not least....Rod really good to see you again mate, I'll keep you in touch about November.
We had a superb thunder storm at 7.30 this morning it was right on us
Great to meet Rod "The Elder" and Simon and good to see you again James........And last but not least....Rod really good to see you again mate, I'll keep you in touch about November.
We had a superb thunder storm at 7.30 this morning it was right on us
Hi there bushcraft buddies -
Thanks for a great weekend folks - particularly to Rod for organising things in my absence, and to the Joker for coming up from Surrey and bringing his Jethro impersonation. Having observed the conduct of some of the group during the weekend however, I feel obligated to point out the
Bucks Bushcraft Group 'Code of Conduct' for camping out, as agreed with the site landowner:
1. All hand-carved spoons are to be kept in an appropriate safety holster when not in use (preferably around the neck), and should be passed to other members in a safe manner with the bowl FACING UP
2. All possibles pouches are to be kept either concealed or removed when walking around so as to prevent causing alarm to the public and prevent the police from becoming involved.
3. No Donny Osmond or Leo Sayer to be whistled in camp after 6pm (you know who you are)
4. Bannocks should only be passed TO THE RIGHT around the fire.
5. Pot hangers must be at least twelve foot long and carved from a tree of at least a foot diameter (I will be bringing a measuring tape to the next meeting to make sure)
6. Pot Hooks lovingly carved by members at previous meetings are NOT to be burned on the fire or hidden in the woods: Its not funny or clever - you are only letting yourselves down
That Is All. Aaron
Thanks for a great weekend folks - particularly to Rod for organising things in my absence, and to the Joker for coming up from Surrey and bringing his Jethro impersonation. Having observed the conduct of some of the group during the weekend however, I feel obligated to point out the
Bucks Bushcraft Group 'Code of Conduct' for camping out, as agreed with the site landowner:1. All hand-carved spoons are to be kept in an appropriate safety holster when not in use (preferably around the neck), and should be passed to other members in a safe manner with the bowl FACING UP
2. All possibles pouches are to be kept either concealed or removed when walking around so as to prevent causing alarm to the public and prevent the police from becoming involved.
3. No Donny Osmond or Leo Sayer to be whistled in camp after 6pm (you know who you are)
4. Bannocks should only be passed TO THE RIGHT around the fire.
5. Pot hangers must be at least twelve foot long and carved from a tree of at least a foot diameter (I will be bringing a measuring tape to the next meeting to make sure)
6. Pot Hooks lovingly carved by members at previous meetings are NOT to be burned on the fire or hidden in the woods: Its not funny or clever - you are only letting yourselves down
That Is All. Aaron
Hi, noticed your reply to another thread, I have just posted a question, trying to find somewhere to go to do bushcraft, Surrey/Sussex border would be perfect for me, any chance you could smooch me into your arrangement, let me know where it is, whats allowed and whats not etc. I would really appreciate it. As with most of our community no one would know I have been there, I always leave everything as I find it.
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