Recent content by baggins

As alot of folk have already said. Go for the best lens you can afford and pair it with a lower end body. But firstly, go to a decent camera shop and try all the different makes to what feels nice. I have a Nikon D500 but my partner finds it way too big for her small hands, so has a Nikon Z6ii...

FR flag shop in Ambleside, plus quite a few other retailers all over the lakes.

with the summer in full flow, i'd definitely avoid anything that burns wood etc (fire risk), some places even have a full ban (best to check before you go). I love my trangias, large and small, but if you're cooking for 3, either the 27, or a small gas stove i reckon would be best. I guess it...

having crewed for a mate on the west highland way uber, ultra marathon, it is a tough route in parts. But from Tyndrum or Bridge of Orchy onwards, it is a lovely route, with plenty of Bail points. Not sure about public transport overall, but Tyndrum and Bridge of Orchy certainly have train...

Very similar to a strong black tea. Frangrant but not like a fruit tea. Really very good (and i'm a coffee man :happy:)

The tea is delicious. We always ferment and dry a load this time of year.

A bit garish for me. i love my field shirt, but i do wish you could get them in plain colours, just green or tan etc. So veratile and comfortable

Haha! Yup, that was the one. Still knocking about somewhere. One day i'll get it looked at.

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I bought one from their factory shop, last time i was in Karasjok. Lovely knife, but sorry, no way i'd part with it. good luck getting one. Maybe buy directly from the shop, very nice guys.

+1 for the fenix. The red light has been fabulous for watching our resident hedgehog. That is until he decided to move in, making the torch irrelivent, lol!

Whatever folk decide to call them (jelly ear in this house), Dry them, then rehydrate them in cherry brandy. Dip in melted dark chocolate, cool in the fridge and serve as a sneaky snack over xmas, lol! they are very morish!

I've had one for years. There used to be a review online somewhere, comparing it with the GB SFA. Came out pretty well. As others have said, it's not a tool for fine work, but, once you get the knack of it, it works surprisingly well. Amazing for splitting.

not sure on the top 2 without more pics. but i'm confident C is a Bay Bolette and D is a type of Honey Fungus (especially if you say it was in a big group on dead wood).

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