What's your long term project for this year?
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Not necessarily long term, but i want to get out for at least 3 weekends this year with minimal gear and try and put into practice all that i have read and learned. that will be 3 weekends more than i have done before!
first off re-fit all my survival and 1st aid kits with new stufff ..not really a project but i need to buckle down and get a new Jeep this year (old veh. falling apart)...vince g. 11B INf..
Learn how to rig a tarp and hang a hammock and spend some nights in the woods with my Son who is 10 and autistic.......Bear Grylls is his idol, along with Steve Irwin and Indiana Jones.
Leave my wife,...... Finish at least one oil painting,...... participate in an orgy......, walk a few long distance footpaths, wild camping as I go, ......commit suicide,..........................................but not necessaryly in that order.
If I achieve more than one of these things, I'll die a happy man.
If I achieve more than one of these things, I'll die a happy man.
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I'd leave out the oil painting and the suicide could be put off for a while , but not bad goals to have .
Craig.........
this years project is the same as last years, to get my series two Land Rover on the road for the summer. Unfortunately even starting it is way down the list.
Will
Will
Oil painting, orgies and suicide are all over rated - the walks see to project one (at least in the short term) - I would go in order of projects - 4 (1)....and see how much time you have left for 3 and 2. I would bin 5 as it gets in the way of 4 3 and 2.
W C Fields - "My first wife drove me to drink...I never did thank her properly" "never drink water"
W C Fields - "My first wife drove me to drink...I never did thank her properly" "never drink water"
Get my home made knife finished
Make a hobo fishing doodad
Do more camping - last year was a washout camping wise because the GF was more of an indoor/high heels/lets get ****** and have wild sex kinda person - current GF is more outdoorsy
Grow more food
Finally kill those geese and put them in the freezer
Toy with the idea of converting my Ford Fiesta Courier van into a min camper
Go fishing more
Eat more snails
Make a hobo fishing doodad
Do more camping - last year was a washout camping wise because the GF was more of an indoor/high heels/lets get ****** and have wild sex kinda person - current GF is more outdoorsy
Grow more food
Finally kill those geese and put them in the freezer
Toy with the idea of converting my Ford Fiesta Courier van into a min camper
Go fishing more
Eat more snails
Couldn't give us your previous girl friends number could you.?...........................
I could but mate you would not thank me. She was too much of a 'look at me, aren't I pretty' type of woman. But what a wild time - it was like that song by The Eages 'Life in the fast lane'
Prehaps you're right, I'll stick with the Susan Boyle lookalikes I'm used to then....................still you had my heart racing,for a moment there........... hope she was french,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I'll still add her to my project list though,
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At the moment I am making a bench for the garden, and I'd quite like to make a knife. Other than that whatever turns up spontaneously.
My plan - to do less woodsbumming. Get 200 sq ft of greenhouses bought and erected, work on our wildflower mini-orchard. Mark out and get veg beds put in. Get the wood pile up to two years worth of heating to allow for seasoning and rotation
Red
Red
To boldly go where no man has gone before...........................with or without the split infinitive.
1. Be brave, throw in my job, find a life that's less damaging, its the leap that's hard
2. get my forest school leader award and get some children or damaged adults or both, out in the woods and enjoying themselves
Can I combine the two and keep a roof over my head, that's the question.
2. get my forest school leader award and get some children or damaged adults or both, out in the woods and enjoying themselves
Can I combine the two and keep a roof over my head, that's the question.
It's not the leap that's difficult, it's the fear of not knowing where your're going to land. If you have something burning inside of you, do it, whatever the consequencies, you never Know, life may be kind to you,
