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Anyone got one of these?
http://www.marttiini.fi/epages/MarttiiniShop.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/MarttiiniShop/Categories/MarttiiniMyymaelaet

Thinking of getting one instead of a mora, any...

Read that last summer. Three times because i only brought onebook on holiday and there was a fair bit of travelling. I expect ill still find it funny next time.

Vaude taurus UL is a good 2man - pretty lightweight, easy to set up and roomy enough, costs £300 though

I use the side wall of the hammock which i find folds over nicely to make a wee shelf i can stick my head on. But i lie on my side so i dont know if thatll work lying on your back or not

Looks pretty good. Will make one myself.

In Ireland we have a thing called wheaten bread, soda bread, or just brown bread which is pretty amaing. I've not doneiton a campfire yet but recipe is as follows
Few cups wholemeal (wheaten) flour...

Just wondering- whats the point in hammock cocoons? Can you not just zip up a sleeping bag around the hammock- most have zip openings at bottom as well as the top.

I was having a fire today in the hobo stove in the garden, making tea and realised I had no way of easily pouring it into the cup. I ended up holding the pot between 2 sticks, but it got me wondering...

36l is fine if you know yer stuff and WANT TO BE UNCOMFORTABLE. If your bringing a tent, sleeping bag, clothes, anything else etc, get a bigger rucksack

Got to agree with Fishy - i am nature. Wouldn't have it another way.

All of them. :mad2:


Though honestly fire without cotton wool as tinder and identifying plants and fungi.

Can you give us a picture from further away to see the shape of the plant?

surely it makes more sense to keep your £95 in your pocket and spend it on something worthwhile... or am I just different?

I'm pretty sure they're protected so it doesn't matter if they're edible or not.

That book has sustained me for literally days. Absolutely class.

Pretty amazing book. Read it twice back to back and it still made me laugh.;)

This disease is killing off our ashes fast. In Denmark, they have lready lost 90% of their Ash trees.
For symptoms go to...

I've tried picking bulrushes, but the insides were all pink - didn't think this was right, so I didn't eat them. Were these bullrushes or something else and is it edible?

I stick to what I know, and always brings a book along.
Nettles
Wood Sorrell
Common Sorrell
Dandylion
Bilberry
Pine Needle Tea
Beech Leaves

and all the 'normal' fruits and berries -...

Yeah, those are cloudberries. Where did you find them?

Strange that you've not had many yet- we've had loads in Ireland.

Well I didn't die so that beach must have safe.:) I know the beaches over here are tested, but how do you find out info about whether they're safe or not? It might even be different here in Ireland...

I was in France over the summer, and on one of the beaches there were loads of locals raking up the sand for cockles. I decided to have a go, but didn't ave a rake. The best method I worked out was...

I've drunk from mountain streams in Ireland plenty of times and never got sick from t, although my cousins's entire family once drank beneath a dead sheep and were sick for a week. Best boil it and...

Yeah. I got this wee rubber thing with the axe so I've taped that into the sheath.