Hi Polecat, it's nice to meet you. Your intro illustrated one of the things that most bushcrafters have in common, a willingness to pick up tools and have a go at a new craft or manual skill.
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Hi Cranmere, Yes it definitely seems to be the case. As I said I am not an academic person whatsoever, so I learn by doing. The reason I chose the Landy I did, was that the 200TDI is mostly mechanical. Very little electrickary. So providing you follow the instructions I don't think there are many jobs I can't do on it. When it comes down to Bushcraft, you can't do it with out being able to master or at least try, practical skills. I learned at a very early age that working wood requires patience and that has been invaluable for me in everything I try to learn. Especially Bushcraft!
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Hello to BCUK from a Suffolk Disco 300tdi owner..
Ahh another fellow Landy lover... Good to know there is someone here who has the same joy and suffering I do
Just remember though, if you come up this way you'll need your passport to cross the border Hello and welcome to the forum!
Many Thanks, Happy to be here
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