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    Default W is for ......................

    Wemarkable on the Vs there folks

    W's might be a little easier but then
    we have the challenge of X next, so enjoy it
    while it lasts

    whale song
    wombat
    wooden spoon
    .....
    Richard, London, UK

    If at first you don't succeed - pause, reflect, change something and try again.

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    Wilderness

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    Water
    White
    Willowherb
    Wildcat
    Watercress
    Willow
    Wasp
    Walnut
    Wash
    Well
    Water Boatman
    Weasel
    Worm
    Wood
    Whitebeam
    Wild Service Tree
    Wellingtons
    Winter
    Whelk
    Weever Fish
    Wickiup
    Walls
    Wander
    Wrap
    Weave
    Wild
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    Wine.......hic
    Wisdom....comes with old age
    Worcester......sauce
    Warp....one way
    Weft.....'tother way
    Wapiti....large N.American deer

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    Wax...both bees variety and lyrical around the campfire
    If you do not know where you are going, any road will take you there...

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    Wetland
    Withie
    Weather
    West
    Walk
    Wrekin
    Welsh meetup
    Wicked!!
    Richard, London, UK

    If at first you don't succeed - pause, reflect, change something and try again.

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    Whiskey! As for putting those birch sap ice cubes in

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    wacked after a hard day in the country
    wadding – used in firing primitive guns I believe
    wader birds
    wafer thin slice of mullein pith as tinder
    wagtail
    waking up in a tent
    walls made of
    wattle and daub
    waves to surf on
    web feet (have the Norfolk folk)
    wedge
    Weald
    whet the knife
    wick
    wiff – well there are a few in camping life
    winner of a bushcraft competition
    wispering of the
    wind
    wisp of smoke
    whip made of leather
    woad – blue body paint
    want to be alone in the woods
    whopper of a fish that got away
    whine of the chainsaw
    wren
    warbler


    Richard, London, UK

    If at first you don't succeed - pause, reflect, change something and try again.

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