A gargantuan thank you to all concerned with the weekend, I had a great time, as did the rest of the family and it was nice to meet everyone. I'm still striking every bit of steel in the house with bits of flint in the hope of a spark, have decided that the fire by friction project is up the agenda , after producing a whopping but ultimately useless ember, looking at what could be improved by a bit of leatherwork, and just generally feeling so much more motivated as a consequence of meeting you all that I can't wait for a bit of spare time to get on with it, never mind the opportunity to do it again.
I'm just about managing to type after attacking my other typing finger with a spoon knife, and then having to scrounge a plaster, (after reminding everyone to bring a first aid kit, and forgetting my own, I suppose I was asking for it...). Does anyone have any powdered Yarrow going spare? I should start working on my bushcraft medical skills!
Thanks again, and shall we start looking for a location for a winter meet? If I put my mind to it I'm sure I could sort out somewhere in County Durham, It wouldn't be a proper campsite but for the people that still go in for camping in cold conditions it could be a goer. It's been a while since I had to defreeze the water in my bottle to make a brew and I think it's about time I did it again.