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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    i've absolutely no idea, still no forthcoming data re. knobber definition. it is, however, a stunning bit of modding, really top work there. i wonder how much effort it takes to turn it back into a servicable wheelchair?
    What does his red sash say?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magentus View Post
    What does his red sash say?
    absolutely no idea, should i know?
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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    a stunning bit of modding, really top work there. i wonder how much effort it takes to turn it back into a servicable wheelchair?

    Nah, they're not wheelchair wheels............

    Still on the subject of Knobbers...is this one ? is carrying other rucksacks on the outside of your rucksack allowed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Magentus View Post
    What does his red sash say?

    Miss humberside 2005.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    Nah, they're not wheelchair wheels............
    sorry, i don't quite follow. are you saying that it isn't a modded wheelchair?
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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    Miss humberside 2005.
    I Knew I recognised him from somewhere. That's not an easy sash to win, but it's a bit sad that he still wears it 7 years later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Magentus View Post
    but it's a bit sad that he still wears it 7 years later.
    No I don't think it's sad, it matches his rucky straps & although he has lost a bit of weight since he won, he's still a pretty lass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    are you saying that it isn't a modded wheelchair?

    My lips are sealed, I've said too much already.........

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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    My lips are sealed, I've said too much already.........
    slightly too criptic for me. until someone tells me differently i'll trust the evidence of my eyes and go with what i'm sure to be true, it's a modded wheelchair
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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    No I don't think it's sad, it matches his rucky straps & although he has lost a bit of weight since he won, he's still a pretty lass.
    Still in with a chance for Miss Humberside 2012 do you reckon? I bet he still turns a few heads.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    slightly too criptic for me. until someone tells me differently i'll trust the evidence of my eyes and go with what i'm sure to be true, it's a modded wheelchair
    But why would you mod a wheelchair to carry a rucksack? It just doesn't make sense. Especially for someone as high profile as Miss Humberside 2005. If the red tops got hold of that picture it'd be curtains for the poor lass.
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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    slightly too criptic for me.

    OK then, let me make it clearer without spilling the beans.... " oh my, sounds like a naked grizzly, but it can be frosted even during summer"..... now you can see that it can't possibly be a modified wheelchair....but you're right about one thing, the object in question does have wheels.....

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    erm.....bare glass!......erm.........not good at criptic, sorry
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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    i've absolutely no idea, still no forthcoming data re. knobber definition. it is, however, a stunning bit of modding, really top work there. i wonder how much effort it takes to turn it back into a servicable wheelchair?
    Was it really originally a wheelchair? I was thinking pull cart for golf clubs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by santaman2000 View Post
    Was it really originally a wheelchair? I was thinking pull cart for golf clubs?
    i don't know, it looks very much like a wheelchair to me, but trying to get a straight answer is proving to be quite difficult
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    Looks like one of those carts you put kids in behind your bike thats been modded

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    Quote Originally Posted by shaggystu View Post
    surely you mean; water, military............you need to be careful or the NATO stock number fetishists will be after you
    Ahem.......'Water military drinking/ combat/ temparate zones.' to be absolutely correct.

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    For those interested in the 'rucksack carrier ' .http://surviving-outdoors.blogspot.fr/....it's just after the wooden spoons
    And in case you're wondering it ain't me nor do I have anything to do with the chap other than subscribing to his youtube channel..


    EDIT: you may have to click on 'home'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    For those interested in the 'rucksack carrier ' .http://surviving-outdoors.blogspot.fr/....it's just after the wooden spoons
    And in case you're wondering it ain't me nor do I have anything to do with the chap other than subscribing to his youtube channel..
    thanks for that, nice to know that my eyes/memory aren't deceiving me, it'd be a bad show really if i couldn't recognise a wheelchair after all those years spent working in care
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    No knives on front straps? That's me out. My ukpk lives there. Also, Tilley T3 on top, camera on front, hiking poles on back (when not in hand or part of camp), rope (allowed) underslung and if anyone can fit a Nanok Osprey into an OMM Villain along side ANYTHING else then they are a better man than me.
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    I sometimes have these strapped one to each side too if I'm going to be venturing off the footpath.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zarkwon View Post
    I sometimes have these strapped one to each side too if I'm going to be venturing off the footpath.
    you must be horribly off balance!
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    Lol. Nah, Bear isn't really that big, it's a down jacket
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    Quote Originally Posted by zarkwon View Post
    Lol. Nah, Bear isn't really that big, it's a down jacket
    very good
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    Quote Originally Posted by blacktimberwolf View Post
    Is this a knobber ?

    thats ausome mate i love that how did u make it

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    Quote Originally Posted by drewdunnrespect View Post
    thats ausome mate i love that how did u make it
    post #138 in this thread drew, there's a link to the original article

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    cheers stu i will have a read now

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    The picture that inspired the thread. Copied from 'The Way To Camp' by S.H.Walker, Pilot Press Ltd, 1946.

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