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http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=GADG&title=589823 Just what you need for them pesky emergancies.

Darrrrrnnit, I give in. Add me to the list please.

http://www.framarknives.co.uk/ have some Helle knives in.I was fondling them just the other day.Very nice. :biggthump

You can only "win" every 3 months :cry:

Today I convinced the Missus to come up to the wood with me.So I packed up my kit with a few extras,the dogs and my 4 yr old son and went to the wood.We walked in and found a nice spot.I set her to carving feather sticks and collected the kindling and firewood with Cameron.With a bit of coaching...

I am thinking of having a meet at my wood but before I do, What goes on? as I have never been to one. :?:

Doesn't matter. :o): Be extra careful when out and about,knives are sharp etc :wave:

I have been through all the woods for sale sites in my quest for a wood.Spent days looking at them, in the end I got mine off a customer of mine.When I get around to it I will post a thread about how to find a wood on the cheap.It can be a long process unless you have money to burn...

Dunno if anyone is interested :?: but http://www.attacc.com/ are doing damascus blades and blanks for approx £40.

Karma dictates that you keep it,however the fact that you thought of selling a gift is negative karma :naughty:

http://www.equipped.org/tarp-shelters.htm Try this link. Loads of info on basha pitching

http://www.equipped.org/tarp-shelters.htm Great tips for basha pitching :pack:

http://www.pointnorth.co.uk/search.asp?str_search=canvas&type_search=0 Darn, beaten to it !!!!

£11,500. Bought in two lots, so spread the cost a little. Got very lucky but I am broke now.

Got my own wood, 9 acres for playing in. :super:

Tantalus, I don't have any pigs, however I am looking at registering as a smallholder, which is necessary to buy any.I wished to clear the rhodies first as I don't know if they are poisonous to pigs and I don't want to harm them finding out the hard way.Also there are a number of badger sets in...

I have had a BC hat for over 15 years now they wear well if you will pardon the pun.Even visited the factory when in Oz,great people.

I beg forgiveness :cry: My post wasn't meant to sound picky I bow to superior knowledge. All I know is that they grow very well. I have had a play with a mulcher, this is okay on the flat but the side slopes will require manual work and I was hoping for an easy solution.It appears that...

Obviously you don't know rhododendrums. They would just grow again they are that good at survival. Cut and burn appears to be the only answer with ongoing cutting back.I can get some nasty stuff to paint the stumps with but I want to avoid that.Unfortunately I have approx 4 acres to clear.Hohum

Don't get caught. :naughty: Simple.