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RAPPLEBY2000

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Not going myself, thanks for asking though!

i went to see him there in 2004, he was lecturing on the WW2 norway survival thing(can't remember the name).
good entertaining stuff!
expect to see a few "outdoor'y" people in the audience! :lmao:

as for the bar, :eek: "Run" or you'll never get a drink in time!

you'll love it! :You_Rock_
 

bushtank

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we have already thought of that and have both got onboard refreshment (camalbac) filled with whisky :beerchug:anyway both ady and myself rule the roost in kings lynn no worries there
 

RAPPLEBY2000

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shame on you! :lmao:

you should have "said" you're taking some birch sap wine! :lmao:

do you Kingslynn guy's want a meet up soon?

prehaps we could meet up half way like near swafham? :)
 

RAPPLEBY2000

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:eek: nope!

i know of a nice bit of woodland near Raf Marham though!

the woodland is just south of the airfield , theres an unmade rough track leading to a parking area.( i think it's signposted as a carpark)

grid ref: TF 767 093
 

weekender

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Nice to see you back on line Richard, nothing much to report to busy with work, still, looking forward to an overnighter sometime soon if anybody is thinking of arranging one (i would but i can never commit until last minute because of work :( ) until then hope everyone is enjoying the weather. :D

WHAT IS EVERYBODY ELSE DOING??? :D
 

Snufkin

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RAPPLEBY2000 said:
anyone fancy an evening walk around the hellesdon costessey area tomorow evening?
It's my day off tomorrow but I've plans for the evening. Hope the weather stays nice for you though.
 

RAPPLEBY2000

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thomasturnbull: sounds like a great place where is that in relation to kings lynn
it's a couple of miles south west of the center of norwich city.

it's not close to Kings lynn! sorry, mate the wife is going to visit the in-laws with the kids, i thought i'd have a nice quiet day or two without the kids!

Snufkin: It's my day off tomorrow but I've plans for the evening. Hope the weather stays nice for you though.
:rolleyes:
one of these day's our free days off will clash! ;)
 

lord lurcher

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only just checked out the thread as been well busy! Would of been up for a wander tonight, you should of phoned me Rich! just getting dark now, so another time. Anyone heading to the Game and country fair this weekend? Good place to pick up bits you dont normally find ;) last time there were boxes of antlers, buffalo horn etc, tanning kits at cheap prices! If you're headed that way anyone post up a reply and possibly meet up at the show. Hope to see y'all soon, keep the faith :D
 

jojo

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Hi All.. I haven't done much bushcrafty things of late, work is taking much time.
A few walks ,but only short ones with our lurcher, she can't go far at the moment. The marshes are beginning to get nicely green, seen barn owls, herons, heard a cuckoo a few days ago, and the frogs and newts have reappeared in our pond. Oh, and we had a muntjac doe in the garden! She didn't stay long though, although I had noticed a tree had it's bark chewed up a few days before we saw her, so she may well be a regular visitor. the bats are out, I am glad to say, but so far, no swallows here. :You_Rock_
 

bushtank

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jojo said:
Hi All.. I haven't done much bushcrafty things of late, work is taking much time.
A few walks ,but only short ones with our lurcher, she can't go far at the moment. The marshes are beginning to get nicely green, seen barn owls, herons, heard a cuckoo a few days ago, and the frogs and newts have reappeared in our pond. Oh, and we had a muntjac doe in the garden! She didn't stay long though, although I had noticed a tree had it's bark chewed up a few days before we saw her, so she may well be a regular visitor. the bats are out, I am glad to say, but so far, no swallows here. :You_Rock_
The swallows are here in kings lynn at the farmers arms knights hill hotel where they nest every year
 

Jay-Jay

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Hi guys, what's everybody been up to? Surely not working so hard that you can't play any more!
All work and no play etc.
Hey Lord Lurcher long time no see. I need some tips on lamping rabbits and guess who i thought of :rolleyes:
Hope to meet up with you guys again soon, i got sooooo many questions!
 

bushtank

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im here and have been well busy practising the bow drill got it sorted now but i do think the hardest thing is to get a flame from the ember :beerchug:
 

leon-b

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add some reedmace fluff (not sure what the proper term is) in with your tinder bundle and your ember should burst into flame quite quickly
leon
 

Snufkin

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thomasturnbull said:
i have got just about all the different tinders you can get i think i just need to get a bigger ember
Use a coal extender like birch polypore. Carry a dried one with you and shave off paper thin slices and put these at the centre of your tinder bundle. They won't catch fire themselves but they will glow really hot, increasing your chance of getting a flame. You could also use charcloth for the same purpose.
 

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