New Ray Mears series

[Tony]

I think it's going to be great to get more knowledge about where we live. I'm going to be watching it. Everyone set your video recorders as well as there are bound to be a few that miss it and kick themselves!!

A pity we can't all get together around a big screen...or is that a bit geeky...can bushcrafters be geeky? :?: Ummm ):

 

[tenbears10]

A pity we can't all get together around a big screen...or is that a bit geeky...can bushcrafters be geeky? :?: Ummm ):

My wife thinks I have virtual friends here who don't really exist already. I think we are well past geeky and out the other side in a much better place.
But hey everyone else is just jealous (or so I like to think)

Bill

 

[Yeoman Bone]

Ray Is, in my opinion, a god. i think there should be a ray channel 24/7/365
i will not have a bad word said about him. and i shall watch this entire series on my knees ack: :chill:

 

[masongary44]

For all you guys with SKY+ you should be able to see and schedule watching / recording now.... I will be setting mine for ercord when i get home tonight :biggthump

 

[Gary]

Sky + - I'm still pondering whether its worth buying a TV to watch it! :shock:

 

[Les Marshall]

My Mrs went and got me some new tapes so I can tape the series :shock:

 

[Scott]

Well this weeks as we know is aboriginal britain. Next weeks...


Ray Mears' Bushcraft
Thu 16 Sep, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm 60mins


Jungle Camp

Ray Mears explores the world of Bushcraft: the art of surviving by relying on a knowledge of the natural world. This week he sets up camp in the Amazon Jungle near a native village to experience living Bushcraft.

Ray encounters poison dart frogs and climbs into the canopy to gain a unique perspective on his surroundings. He paints a moving picture of what it's actually like to live deep in the jungle and forms a lasting bond with the people whose world this is.

 

[Tony]

I actually thought this was going to be a little series, that we could use all of, for inspiration :roll: But hey, it may be much better than it sounds. I know that I'll still watch it just because it's him...I'm really looking forward to tonight’s episode!

 

[Gary]

Well the first programme has just finished and all I can say is wow - excellent. Not exactly 'tracks' but good none the less.

It was good to see ray butcher that deer too - put pay to the theory of the bbc dumbing things down.

Well done Ray and Well done the bbc!

 

[Tony]

And then it was over!!

 

[Tony]

There was some good stuff in that one, it would be fantastic to have a whole series on the UK, or at least a similar environment. We can only hope :biggthump

So, what did people think?

 

[JakeR]

I MISSED IT!!! I got an email from woodlore about a lecture Ray is doing. Someting about his own survival experience, a helicopter crash? Whilst filming his series.

 

[mr dazzler]

Werent those flint axes and other tools just beautiful

 

[Ed]

There is a new thread dedicated to this programme here
http://www.bushcraftuk.net/community/showthread.php?t=3117

:biggthump
Ed

 

[JakeR]

Mr dazzler! T: