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When you strain of the gin from the sloes top up again with cider, it's called slider. very nice.

Those are field mushrooms, same as what you would buy in the shops. Peatbog

First time I've seen them on a wall, My theory...... find cup and rings on an o.s. map, the rings seem to go in a perfect straight line about the same distance apart. I have thought they could be way/ distance marks, like later day milestones. looks like my theory could be wrong. Peatbog

Mmmmm I quite like that too. I wonder.

I agree with you Shewie, a mat will cause condensation no matter what material a hammock is made from, whether it's a travel or a frontline. Peatbog

When Hammocking, do you use an insulation mat between you and the hammock ? Is it breathable? Do you suffer from dampness ? Peatbog

My point is, no matter what hammock you use if you use an insulation mat, you will get condensation, even in a frontline. I am sorry it's fact. Please read carefully before engageing the keyboard.

Count me in, I have a red one ( faster )

What a lot of nonsense about condensation in a hammock, as soon as you put an insulation mat in any hammock your going to suffer from condensation, unless of course your insulation mat is breathable. The travel hammock on the ground under a tarp will shield the dampness from below, and the...

Good thread, I have just ordered a excaliber 9 tray dehydrator, Beening to do it for a while. Just been pushed over the edge. Peatbog

ordered 3, been meaning to make these for some time, never got round to it.

You are right dave, that is the correct reason.

Cheers Stu, ordered it up. It's a fair bit cheaper than the daluth one.

Big Stu, I think the utensil roll is a great bit of kit. could you make me one? and how much would it cost?

Had one since they first came out, and I love it. It's a tried and tested design, good for spring and autumn. Also have the monsoon for winter. first class kit.

Very good where's my paracord

Very nice, I payed about £40 for one of them, wish I could have made one, much more personal.

When I'm canoeing I carry a laplander all the time, for an overnighter I also have a folding bucksaw. I use a firebox for cooking all the time and a bucksaw makes short work of fuel collecting.

I wish I had mates like you.

I feel I have to share my experience with everyone on the forum, Last year I bought a ridgeline monsoon from Paul at Scott country and needless to say I am over the moon with way it has performed. I have been a dyed in the wool swandri fan for nearly 20 years, but I have to admit the monsoon has...