Suffolk Bushcraft Group
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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
I am aiming to be at the Compasses for 13:30 on Friday, we normaly hang around there for a while while ahving lunch, anyother mee time will have to be arranged
Just beware the BArrell...lol
I will aim to get there around that time or shortly after. I'm not a good time keeper 
I have never slept in a hammock in the woods, or with a load of strangers and strangely I think I am more worried about the barrel!!! LOL
I have never slept in a hammock in the woods, or with a load of strangers and strangely I think I am more worried about the barrel!!! LOL
I will aim to get there around that time or shortly after. I'm not a good time keeper
I have never slept in a hammock in the woods, or with a load of strangers and strangely I think I am more worried about the barrel!!! LOL
OK I ve got something to sort in the morning so have taken the day off work, so will aim for 13:30 others may be there earlier I know Colin normally gets there for 13:00 ish,
You'll be alright as long as you dont go in the barrell head first.. lol
Well I have just taken a job on for friday morning but I am still aiming for 13:30.
When you say "something to cook in" I assume you mean a frying pan or like? Will I need my or can I use my honey stove?
When you say "something to cook in" I assume you mean a frying pan or like? Will I need my or can I use my honey stove?
Most tend to cook on the communal fire, you can use your own stove, thats no problem, what I say is if you have a fire near your pitch then its got to be a small cooking fire, and must be cleaned up after woods, if you want a larger fire for example Colin has tired a long log fire on his pitch before but he brought the wood in this case, as we try to preserve the wood that is available.
I tend to take a small gas stove to make a cuppa in the morning, with a small Kettle, most of the time I take a selection of Cook wear , when you can drive up to the woods its easier then if you have to carry it, at the moment driving to drop off is possible,
Some use gas some use meths.. it just depends on what people like to do this month I am bringing a Barri with me which I need to try out..
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I only recently learnt what a braai was as the job I just left employed a south african girl. She said she was having a bring and braai for her birthday and i thought she said bring and buy!
I was hoping to make it as bushcrafty as possible (apart from the packets of food and a cool bag), I will probably regret it but didn't really want to drag along the gas stove. I was hoping to have everthing I need on my back/in my arms.
I was hoping to make it as bushcrafty as possible (apart from the packets of food and a cool bag), I will probably regret it but didn't really want to drag along the gas stove. I was hoping to have everthing I need on my back/in my arms.
No matter, we'll all be good under the communal shelter. We've had wind, thunderstorms, hail, sleet and snow up there, and we've all survived.
Your not joking there Colin... sounds like we may have to carve a spoon...lol... I've got a bit of Cherry to play with...
Looking like I am going to make this, aiming to get there Fri night, might be about 8/9 o'clock, if its any later will leave it till Sat morning, really need to get back into the woods and chill out.
Not long now... Spent the last two nights in the garden testing gear, can't wait to get out in the woods.
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