I've looked into those from Whoopie sling but can't figure them out.
Got some other stuff from them last year though.

As you know, i've got a top quilt for my hammock and I've used my quilt in a tent, both uses are great and I'd use it all year in a hammock and probably a tent but I've not used it in a bivi bag.


What kind did you get?

I'd love one for the week of snow we have but I'll never actually get one.

I'll bring some scissors to cut the bear off, weighs half and much after i've finished with it!

I'm heading up from Brizzle if that sany good?

I've had my pink ticket stamped for ages, I've just been slack.

21.
I've just entered.

Loving that!
I'll be shitting with the bears in style during the BB200.

£25 in go outdoors

OR

£35 at backpacking light PLUS postage of £3

http://www.backpackinglight.co.uk/produ ... ?PageID=99


18 quid is a big difference!

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/gelert-sola ... ger-p99820

I suspect they weight of half a dozen aa's are a lot less than one of these though.

Not sure I just copied/pasted from the newsletter they send out.

I'm in for 10th/11th.

Sticky on pillow

http://www.rvops.co.uk/multimat-self-in ... dium=email

Looking good but I must resist!

Why do I have to better it?
Nobody has come anywhere close to challenging me for my crown.

Just as big a puff as me Matt

Maybe hammock for me this year!

Is it just me or does the amount of kit that he has, just not seem right for the size of pack he's using?
I wish my bag was tardis like!

Dad's had a heart attack, so for that reason, I'm out!

He's ok though but I still can't make it.

Firstly this was the rider briefing last year, marshalls are indoors so dont bother hanging around for the rider briefing theres nothing of great intrest as you'll have heard it before at every other race briefing. http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/59162_428997976563_602331563_5169154_5...

I'd advise you to use the bothy as kielder is rammed with midges!
I was tail end Charlie last years and they were awful.

Garmin Oregon works by AA batteries.
The Dakota also works on AA's I believe.
Both have 1:50000 base maps on.
For multi day they're both ideal.
I have the Oregon fwiw.

Stephen huddle was selling his on one of his last calls to mtbcast near the end of the divide so read into that what you will.

Probably can't do the whole thing but could meet you at somewhere like Llanwrtyd Wells and ride to Worm's Head. If the days fall suitably.

Annoying ones I seem to remember.