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  • colin m
    Moderator
    • Dec 2008
    • 8741
    • Colin
    • Stafford, UK

    #31
    That's an amazing place you have there to escape to Alan. I really like the idea of removal that mental noise / clutter.
    I try to practice a bit of mindfulness when I'm just in the garden, I'm just not very good at it yet !

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    • AlanG
      • Dec 2008
      • 6296

      #32
      Colin i too use gardening to 'de-clutter' but i find to totally dump the noise i have to escape to the middle of nowhere. The coastline is also another good place for me to visit.

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      • Airborne01
        • Mar 2021
        • 3964
        • Steve
        • Essex

        #33
        Originally posted by AlanG
        Nick.

        Here is my main firewood processing tools when out and about. It's a Mora 'Light My Fire' knife that has a ferro rod built into the handle (removeable) and a Bahco Laplander saw. The Bahco is worth every single penny it costs. I've used it for over 10 years now and it still cuts like a dream. I also collect birch bark whenever i get the chance. Fantastic fire lighting product.

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        Totally agree about the Bahco Alan, still have mine after many years and it's almost as good as new!
        Steve

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        • AlanG
          • Dec 2008
          • 6296

          #34
          Originally posted by Airborne01
          it's almost as good as new!
          I wouldn't go that far about mine lol. It's been 'dinked' off the ground a few times whilst sawing wood for the fires / stoves. But it's still a trusty saw and i would buy another in a heartbeat should i need to replace it.

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          • Airborne01
            • Mar 2021
            • 3964
            • Steve
            • Essex

            #35
            Originally posted by AlanG
            I wouldn't go that far about mine lol. It's been 'dinked' off the ground a few times whilst sawing wood for the fires / stoves. But it's still a trusty saw and i would buy another in a heartbeat should i need to replace it.
            I did say 'almost' mate ... !

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            • AlanG
              • Dec 2008
              • 6296

              #36
              After finding that my old green cheap tarp had been used as a nest for a family of mice so was full of holes, i made this rather nice purchase.

              DD Hammocks 3x3m Multicam tarp. Planning a few more overnight camps with this. Rather chuffed :smiling3:

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              • BattleshipBob
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                • Apr 2018
                • 6792
                • Bob
                • Cardiff

                #37
                The misses will never find you!!

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                • AlanG
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 6296

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Bobthestug
                  The misses will never find you!!
                  That's the general idea lol

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                  • BattleshipBob
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                    • Apr 2018
                    • 6792
                    • Bob
                    • Cardiff

                    #39
                    Originally posted by AlanG
                    That's the general idea lol
                    Good plan, but she could use a large fan to blow the smell of a lovely dinner your way?? Would catch me a treat lol

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                    • AlanG
                      • Dec 2008
                      • 6296

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Bobthestug
                      Good plan, but she could use a large fan to blow the smell of a lovely dinner your way?? Would catch me a treat lol
                      Ah but if i take my own bacon and eggs, i aint leaving til they are eaten

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                      • BattleshipBob
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                        • Apr 2018
                        • 6792
                        • Bob
                        • Cardiff

                        #41
                        Originally posted by AlanG
                        Ah but if i take my own bacon and eggs, i aint leaving til they are eaten
                        Good plan Al, up there for thinking!!

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                        • Cunnie
                          • Jan 2023
                          • 13

                          #42
                          Yes,thats the way to go.

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                          • Airborne01
                            • Mar 2021
                            • 3964
                            • Steve
                            • Essex

                            #43
                            Originally posted by Bobthestug
                            Good plan Al, up there for thinking!!
                            We used to wrap uncooked eggs in plastic or clingfilm, then put them in the centre of an aluminium grenade tin surrounded by sugar (double effect, , yum and longer-term), Bacon was trimmed down by SWMBO, wrapped round a cocktail stick and crammed into a 35m ally film container before having bacon fat poured over to seal the gaps! When circumstances allowed bacon and eggs in a mess tin! Oh Joy, Oh Bliss!!! Living high on the hog for a brief moment!
                            Steve

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                            • AlanG
                              • Dec 2008
                              • 6296

                              #44
                              Out again this afternoon. My first day off for a while so i grabbed my brew kit and headed off to tham thar hills. Little bit breezy up there, which obviously lowered the temp a little. But still enjoyable

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                              Ahh that's better. Brew and chill


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                              • Jim R
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                                • Apr 2018
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                                • Jim
                                • Shropshire

                                #45
                                Cold but does the soul a power of good.

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