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[zambezi]

True! The countryside does not get to be that green by accident! We have been lucky enough to spend a week at a time there on 3 different occasions which is what you need to do to guarantee a few dry days. Even when its raining or just heavy guti [guti = drizzle] it is still beautiful to behold. And a damp but exhilarating day out is always magnificently crowned by a fireside dinner.

If you ever get the chance, go to Cathedral Peak Hotel and pay for a helicopter ride over the mountains. The scheme is run by the Mountain Rescue chaps and the tourist dollars go toward subsidising the service. It is breath-taking.

 

[JakeR]

I have to say it's not an opressive wet weather, refreshing!

Isn't the next town further south that place called Worcester? What a contrast!

 

[arctic hobo]

I'm the guy on the right. Sorry it's an unclear pic, I have no digital camera or scanner so pics are very hard to come by.

 

[tomtom]

BUMP.. i got this picture uploaded when the site was down but then forgot to post it..
heres tomtom looking... thougtfull..

now everyone elses turn!

 

[Ahjno]

Me in France last summer ... being dead sexy

 

[outdoorcode]

Well if this works it should be me and my good friend Zak, one of the very pics of me(not a bad thing ), I tend to be on the other side of the camera most of the time.

Ps I'm the one on top

 

[moduser]

Me at Liberty Archers spring bash last year

 

[tomtom]

dont tell me, you crafted the bow your self from yew...?

 

[Graham_S]

here's me!

 

[Graham_S]

Warning... Dead animal pic
http://img1.yoxio.com/img/164508.jpg
and again, with a friend.

 

[moduser]

Tomtom,

It's actually a laminate of lemon wood and bamboo

Seriously, I like to hit what I'm aiming at, hence the compound. I do enjoy instinctive archery but I'd prefer my compound if I needed to catch lunch

 

[Womble]

...and from watching it firsthand, it is one heck of a bow...

 

[The General]

 

[Neil1]

Wow Wayne,
Pirates make do with a humble parrot to perch on their shoulder, bushcrafters in your area aim a whole lot higher.
Neil

 

[JFW]

Thought it was about time I posted a picture of me.
This was me at the weekend,
http://www.jf-wilson.supanet.com/bushcraft
spent a couple of days wandering about a small woodland not that far from my house, cooking on the fire and sleeping under a tarp. What a great weekend.

Cheers

JFW

 

[Tony]

Sounds like it was a great experience IT's always good to put a face to a name! Cheers

 

[Steve K]

Hi JFW, good to here you had such a good time.

It looks like you are wearing a right handed sheath on your left. Are you left handed? If so how do you find this arrangment?

 

[JFW]

Steve K,

well spied, yes I am a lefty. Its a bit of a pita wearing the sheath but, I haven't got round to making up a lefty sheath yet. I quite often vary my carry from crossdraw, baldrick to left hip - it all depends on what I'm doing.
I just have to be careful when removing the knife, but you get used to it in this right handed world...

Cheers

JFW

 

[Steve K]

JFW,

It takes one to know one, I will be getting a new knife before to much longer (when I have secured the funds) and had anticipated having such problems.

Have you tried wearing it with the loop outwards so that the sheath is under the belt? I imagine that this would work in a similar fashion to wearing a "neck sheath" on a belt.

Cheers
Steve

 

[JFW]

never tried that, but guess what I'll be doing tonight - keep it clean

Cheers

JFW