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[harlequin]

Hey, everyone. I think I've been a bit foolish in not introducing myself to everyone at this site a bit earlier. I've been interested/obsessed(?) with bushcraft for a few years now and the obvious plethora (good word)
of knowledge that I see here is has helped me increase my understnding even further (armchair-wise).
I've been amassing the kit for a while now, I have no back yard and an unsympathetic wife (when it comes to this subject!)
The question is ... where can I practce bushcraft?

 

[JonnyP]

Hello and welcome Harly..........The best kit to get is less kit so that you have to learn how to cope, and this way you learn quicker - Does that make sense.

Hows the weather up there, every time I see the reports this year it seems to be raining up there
Cheers.............Jon

 

[harlequin]

Yes, it's raining.
Therefore, we do need some good skills when, i'ts wet in winter and damp in summer.........

 

[Eric_Methven]

Hi Harley, welcome to the forum. Keep an eye out for the next Scottish Meet in the section for meetups and social chatter. You'll learn lots there and meet some of the folks from here.

Eric

 

[The Joker]

Yes, it's raining.
Therefore, we do need some good skills when, i'ts wet in winter and damp in summer.........

Hi Harley
I all ways find you try a bit harder when the weather is naf.

 

[harlequin]

Eric,
Where are these Scottiish meet ups?

 

[running bare]

hi , harly

did you know that there is one in eskdale next w/end?

tom

 

[Eric_Methven]

Harly, the last one was at Loch Achray in the Trossachs and was great. They are looking for suggestions for the next one right now so if you keep your eyes on the thread: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?p=118704#post118704
you should be OK.

Eric

 

[morch]

Hi Harly, welcome aboard

 

[Ed]

Hiya and welcome aboard


Ed

 

[Fallowstalker]

Good to see you.