Nice one Stu .
I am pleased someone else recognises the attention to detail that went into that

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Jun 17, 2022 9:09 pm

He deposited a brown bag containing a nice T shirt through the kitchen window .
Thanks Stu

Sorry Kevin, I'd forgot to post it until yesterday ... head / sieve

I did ask you to defer posting it until you had a moment you clearly had a moment yesterday !

He deposited a brown bag containing a nice T shirt through the kitchen window .
Thanks Stu

A bit late with the post but May done on the Jennride I also did the second night of the WRT which would have been ok but due to security reasons ( mostly my security ) I couldn't post any pictures of the night . I had a great night slightly of the official Jennride route by Sprinkling Tarn it seeme...

I have had a look at the route Shaf the tracks to the North were pretty horsed last time I rode them also they will be fairly unpleasant in wet conditions as the mud is clingy .The track on the other side of Raggedstone hill is much better than the one you have shown . The tracks to the southern end...

I am interested in the bars if you still have them

April done on the WRT After a prolonged dry spell in Wales and with some advice from Stu we decided that it might be a good time to finally tick the Bugeilyn bridleway box . It was pretty good and surprisingly rideable a few boggy sections towards the end following the Motorbike tracks out to Hengwy...

Happy birthday Stu and may your plug leads be the right way round

I made an executive decision last Monday night that due to the weather being so good a couple of days on the bike was a far more attractive proposition than work with I worked out a route from home to Hopton woods and then back through Bringewood near Ludlow . I had to wait around for a dental appoi...

RIP wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 9:42 pm Hang on a minute though, how many grumpy blokes are there in Mid Wales?

There will be one or one more tomorrow I am off up there to see what it looks like when it's not raining .

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Wed Mar 09, 2022 1:18 pm Bloody hell, it does too!

It looks like there has been a major geological upheaval in the Brecon area since Saturday !

Thanks everyone I will get an Exped I like the idea of being able to repair it should the need arise I put the pillow in a buff or similar to keep them clean so the surface doesn't matter .

Any ideas how to upcycle a non inflatable inflatable pillow ?

During the night of my recent bivvy my pillow went flat i blew it up and stuck it in a sink full of water there appears to be air coming out in all sorts of places does anyone know if it's repairable or ready for the bin .

Phil I think that would work quite well on my bike so if it's still available I would like to have it . Let me know what you want for it and payment details please .

2/2 for 2022 The rain stopped the sun came out and it would have been a perfect weekend to head to Wales for a night or two unfortunately I have had to provide a week of readings the last of which was yesterday evening . Still I am lucky enough to have the Malvern hills on my doorstep and I spotted ...

The one with the probe looks like it could double as a tent peg

Excellent write up Reg the pitch looks slightly more perilous than Peter's table
Looks like an excellent trip I must do something similar

1/12 I had intended to have a night or two out in Wales over the weekend unfortunately my back decided to intervene so I will have to use the W E night instead . It was spent on lofty knoll with Psling that took a bit of effort to get to but somewhere Peter had had in mind for a while unfortunately ...

That vile slice of toilet paper is not fit to be used as, well, toilet paper. A few years ago while in a well known supermarket there was a promotion for the Daily Hatemail and one of the promoters offered me a copy " No thanks ' " It's free. " " I wouldn't wipe my arse with tha...

Hi Reg,
I wasn't aware you needed to keep the filter wet I just reactivate it when I swill the bottle out after it has been stored for a while .

I was about to say the same thing as Stu it is definitely harder to squeeze than a standard bottle but it takes me considerably less effort and time to get 500!l of water from the bottle than when using my Trailshot. I spoke to them about filter life and was told the time limit is with everyday use ...

Water to Go filter bottles as reviewed by Stu £15 in the Evans sale

fatbikephil wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 7:08 pm In fact when I bought my latest oven it did cross my mind to measure it up and ensure it would be able to take a pair of crank cases. (it does)

I did

It took me six attempts as I had a difficult choice between brick and prick and as a builder it had to be brick wrong as usual

Another Polaris Vapour jacket here a medium gives me room for a base layer and a thin fleece underneath .
I will test it this weekend .