Well ? who else saw Landward ? :D

[Toddy]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65467

It was very good, if a bit short.

I think Patrick ought to be doing entire programmes

cheers,
M

 

[Barn Owl]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65467

It was very good, if a bit short.

I think Patrick ought to be doing entire programmes

cheers,
M

Naw

Do they have a repeat on the computer thingymugig?

 

[MartinK9]

Naw

Do they have a repeat on the computer thingymugig?

Yep watching it now

 

[Barn Owl]

Yep watching it now

Is it BBC iplayer?

 

[MartinK9]

Is it BBC iplayer?

yep indeed

 

[Shewie]

I can only find episode 22, is that the right one ?

EDIT:

Yes it is, starts around 06:30

 

[warthog1981]

Just watched it on I Player very good

Cheers Russ

 

[Bigfoot]

It was very good but I'm glad Nick Nairn is being looked after by Patrick (looks as though they will reprise their wild foods section over the next few programmes).

I am a bit concerned however that some of the presenters seem to think that wearing jeans as outdoor clothing is sensible!

 

[Shewie]

BBC Scotland gets all the best programmes, can't wait to move up there one day

 

[Barn Owl]

I agree with Mary, Patrick should be doing some programmes.

 

[gsfgaz]

I just watched it on iplayer... good programme
the red kite show was amazing ...

 

[Ronnie]

It was very good but I'm glad Nick Nairn is being looked after by Patrick (looks as though they will reprise their wild foods section over the next few programmes).

I am a bit concerned however that some of the presenters seem to think that wearing jeans as outdoor clothing is sensible!

Nice to see all the Scots going misty eyed over Landward

Thread Drift: I have a real problem with the whole trouser thing. I like jeans, always have. Other trousers don't feel as secure, things fall out of the pockets, they feel thin and flappy in the wind. I am in need of some trouser education and enlightenment.

 

[Shewie]

Nice to see all the Scots going misty eyed over Landward

Thread Drift: I have a real problem with the whole trouser thing. I like jeans, always have. Other trousers don't feel as secure, things fall out of the pockets, they feel thin and flappy in the wind. I am in need of some trouser education and enlightenment.

Wax impregnated cotton is the way to go I reckon

 

[Bigfoot]

Thread Drift: I have a real problem with the whole trouser thing. I like jeans, always have. Other trousers don't feel as secure, things fall out of the pockets, they feel thin and flappy in the wind. I am in need of some trouser education and enlightenment.

I like jeans too, they are very comfortable for the most part however I would never dream of wearing them in the great outdoors. If they get wet they take ages to dry out and if there is any wind in addition, they will chill you to the bone. Big no-no as far as I am concerned. Even a cheap pair of Craghoppers or Hawkshead trousers (which have security pockets) would be 100 times better

 

[Nagual]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=65467

It was very good, if a bit short.

I think Patrick ought to be doing entire programmes

cheers,
M

Cheers Mary, will have to try and catch that soon..

BBC Scotland gets all the best programmes, can't wait to move up there one day

Hmmph, not at new year though..

I like jeans too, they are very comfortable for the most part however I would never dream of wearing them in the great outdoors. If they get wet they take ages to dry out and if there is any wind in addition, they will chill you to the bone. Big no-no as far as I am concerned. Even a cheap pair of Craghoppers or Hawkshead trousers (which have security pockets) would be 100 times better

Only pair of jeans I'd think about wearing while out n about would be Alpkit's Jeanius jeans, but not if it's likely to be peeing down. Their waterproofness very quickly reduces, however still shed light rain and are fab in the snow.

 

[Barn Owl]

Could count on the fingers of one hand the times i've worn jeans in the past 12 years.

Just don't find them comfy or any good for me.

 

[shona]

Here's a link to this weeks episode where Patrick is cooking up venison in a rock oven using hot rocks and seaweed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ww59h

 

[Shewie]

Here's a link to this weeks episode where Patrick is cooking up venison in a rock oven using hot rocks and seaweed.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ww59h

Excellent, been waiting for this

Thanks Shona :You_Rock_

 

[Long Paddle Martin]

I caught a bit of the episode where patrick was cooking the shellfish for nick - I think patrick should be doing tv shows
his knowledge is very impressive but I think his accent & straight talking demeanor would be too much for some
audiences, I think he's great but for tv he would have to soften it up a bit & although I don't know him well I'd say that he wouldn't be up for that.

Also jeans & the great wet outdoors don't really mix but they do make excellent char cloth!

 

[lab72]

roast tree rat and bannock !