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Im in Bristol and love being out in the woods, also looking to find someone to meet up with and learn some new skills and just talk wilderness.

i just emailed campfirestove.de, they look great like the heat shield also. Now I just need to keep saving for the varrie 7 cheers guys for the link

I bought my ticket for the Saturday to see Ray also, I'm going to get some kit whilst up there also want to have a look at the Tentipi Varrie 7 from Nordicoutdoor, hoping to get a Gransfor wildlife hatchet too.

I grew up with some small woods literally on my door step, we would sleep out, make dens, open fires, up at the first light then down into the estate again looking for the milkman to hijack for orange juice and milk :lmao: I remember films had a big influence for me too Rambo (first blood)...

This place sounds amazing, and not too far from Bristol. Great how they dont allow chavs on the site. I might even take the Bushcraft full day course too. Open fires, wildlife, woodland, no chavs sounds perfect to me.

I'm from withywood myself, went to burrington coombe on saturday alone, it was pissing down but I had a good time. I think I saw what looked like wild ponies or they looked a bit rough if they wernt wild. They were very wary of me too, they were all the same colour and like i said a bit on the...

damn this yellow wood sounds perfect, anymore info on the campsite, I cant find anything on google at all

Joe im seriosly considering purchasing the varrie 7 canvas too mate Ive looked round heaps and read reviews and it looks the best, Also found a great couple of sites for stoves (Thank Guys) on this forum firstly try Cabelas stoves, and www.fourdog.com is a cheaper alternative to tentipi stoves...

Those Cabela stoves look great and inexpensive compared to the others ive seen out there, I am looking to buy the Varrie 7 or maybe even 5 as i'm mostly solo, I ruled out getting a woodburner but now I think i'll reconsider. thanks guys littlebear