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Hey Guest, Early bird pricing on the Summer Moot (29th July - 10th August) available until April 6th, we'd love you to come. PLEASE CLICK HERE to early bird price and get more information.
bambodoggy
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Thanks for the welcome guys.
I found bushcraftUK some time ago on a link from the British Blades site, i was doing a search for info on the woodlore knife at the time.
A bit of background info on myself, i've always been keen on the outdoors since being young, my interest has been mainly walking/backpacking when in my teens and early 20s (many moons ago
) and mountain biking in my late 20s and early 30s. As i've slowed down a little i started doing some casual nature observation/birdwatching as its a good excuse to stop and stare rather than just blast through the countryside with an eye to mileage. I like to still do a bit of milage now and then, but equally enjoy just getting out for a potter about, like a few on the forum i enjoy my kit!, and am always pleased to stop for a brew and enjoy a good view.
I got a good grounding about the outdoors from my parents (mainly camping holidays as a kid). I joined the air cadets which opened my eyes to outdoor pursuits, gave me the confidence to get out there and the self disipline & personal admin skills to look after myself.
I now enjoy going out into the woods armed with knowledge i wish i'd possesed as a kid, but hey, life is one big learning curve and the more i visit the forum the wiser i hope to become.
keep up the good work,
Patrick
I found bushcraftUK some time ago on a link from the British Blades site, i was doing a search for info on the woodlore knife at the time.
A bit of background info on myself, i've always been keen on the outdoors since being young, my interest has been mainly walking/backpacking when in my teens and early 20s (many moons ago
) and mountain biking in my late 20s and early 30s. As i've slowed down a little i started doing some casual nature observation/birdwatching as its a good excuse to stop and stare rather than just blast through the countryside with an eye to mileage. I like to still do a bit of milage now and then, but equally enjoy just getting out for a potter about, like a few on the forum i enjoy my kit!, and am always pleased to stop for a brew and enjoy a good view.I got a good grounding about the outdoors from my parents (mainly camping holidays as a kid). I joined the air cadets which opened my eyes to outdoor pursuits, gave me the confidence to get out there and the self disipline & personal admin skills to look after myself.
I now enjoy going out into the woods armed with knowledge i wish i'd possesed as a kid, but hey, life is one big learning curve and the more i visit the forum the wiser i hope to become.
keep up the good work,
Patrick
Paganwolf
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Good to have you here. :wave:
Sounds like Bushcraft is the natural progression :biggthump and it seems you found this awesome
): place just like me!!
Sounds like Bushcraft is the natural progression :biggthump and it seems you found this awesome
): place just like me!!Similar threads
