Enjoying the Hampshire countryside with friends

lou1661

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Just a few pics from a weekend away, many thanks Andyn. Good to meet you Sonni and good to see Dave and Bob again.

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Canvas tarp and canvas bedroll

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cooking Venison and red wine stew with wild garlic, roast sweet potato and damper

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grub up

Cheers
Louis
 
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lou1661

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Great scran, damper from the dutch oven

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Dave being artistic

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Nice thick birch bark, about twice that much but Bob kept chucking it on the fire.

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Retted lime bark

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makes nice string

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practicing trapping ( only technique practiced)

Thanks for looking
Louis
 
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Angst

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hi lou...pleasure and an honour to meet you and dave too...and to catch up with Sir Bob again!...still chuckling and learned a lot across the board and even had a little half hour foraging with shaun whilst we waited for angela to arrive....perfect end to a great time....i see you camped up in my spot...i knew i shoulda left a few thorns there haha! and i can still do the knot!!:lmao:

wish i couldve stayed the second night but i look forward to next time! and thankyou to andy for letting us use his lovely land!

regards

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THOaken

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Great pictures. Looks like a nice time, indeed.

I have to say the fire looks a bit big, no? Is it necessary to have such large logs? I guess it is if there were a few people.

Anyway, lovely pictures.
 

lou1661

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I have to say the fire looks a bit big, no? Is it necessary to have such large logs? .

No, not too big, the scar was about the size of a piece and a half of A4 paper, to bake you need a good bed of embers not quick burning sticks, therefore larger logs are required. Thanks for questioning my ability to cook.
 

Paul Webster

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Great pictures. Looks like a nice time, indeed.

I have to say the fire looks a bit big, no? Is it necessary to have such large logs? I guess it is if there were a few people.

Anyway, lovely pictures.

The fire police have arrived...careful everyone

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