Hello from Plymouth

[TeaBee]

Hi everybody,

I’ve been reading this site for few months now and I’ve really enjoyed the upbeat, inclusive and welcoming spirit of your forum. I felt so at home that I forgot that I hadn’t introduced myself. Apologies.

Many years ago I used to camp quite regularly but almost always in commercial sites and with conventional kit, gas stoves etc etc. I am returning to camping with the specific intention of fishing on Dartmoor so I must learn a lot of new wild-camping techniques. I’ve found your site absolutely perfect for this purpose but, more than that, it has motivated me to learn many more of the wider bushcrafty skills.

I hope I’ll get the opportunity to see some of you at meets in the near future.

Trev

[Martin]

Hey Trev, a very warm welcome to the NaturalBushcraft forum and welcome to another Dartmoor lover. :)

Martin

[swkieran]

welcome to nb trev, im the same as you more of a commercial type camper,and am slowly building a half decent bushcraft kit,with a lot of help and advice of this site. i bought a lot of stuff from ronnie sunshines to start with,i fish the lower end of the river dart,some good fishing further up aswell by all accounts esp trout

[nat110732]

Hello Trev,
me too, been semi-commercial camper for a good few years but i'm loving the back to basics simplicity of wild camping and bushcraft.

nat
ps have you seen these lil' fellers
http://www.tacklebargains.co.uk/acatalog/Des_Taylor_Fish_Pocket_Rocket_Pro_Combo.html
perfect size for travelling light. got one myself but not tried it out yet

[Matt]

Hey Trev,

a warm :welcome: to NaturalBushcraft, enjoy :)

Regards,

Matt.

[LandRoverMatt]

hello and welcome