New Forum for the Sporty side of Bushcraft

[Reaps72]

I have been looking for a forum that I could chat with like-minded outdoor pursuitists, which is what brought me here!

http://www.mudandroutes.com/

It's very new but needs people to sign up & get it going!

I hope Ash doesn't mind me promoting this as it is a subtly topic forum?

[Whistle]

I have been looking for a forum that I could chat with like-minded outdoor pursuitists, which is what brought me here!

http://www.mudandroutes.com/

It's very new but needs people to sign up & get it going!

I hope Ash doesn't mind me promoting this as it is a subtly topic forum?



Thanks Reaps ... signed up !!! Interesting site , be interesting to see how it grows !!! Another site you may be interested in is the Bike and Bivi site ...

lots of interesting kit there , though obviously very cycle oriented !!! ... http://www.bikeandbivi.co.uk/php/viewforum.php?f=2



Cheers Whistle

[Jack Russell]

Blimey, I moved to the Welsh Coast from the Midlands permanently in '08 for the wilderness- just looked at the routes on the uk map they're showing, I'm in danger of going under the tide line if everyone makes Britain tilt by all descending on us!!!!
Seriously though, Looks like it's got some potential for the sports fans (no kiters yet though)
Jack

[Silverback]

Thanks Reaps ... signed up !!! Interesting site , be interesting to see how it grows !!! Another site you may be interested in is the Bike and Bivi site ...

lots of interesting kit there , though obviously very cycle oriented !!! ... http://www.bikeandbivi.co.uk/php/viewforum.php?f=2



Cheers Whistle

Thanks for the bike/bivi link, im seriously lookng into this bushcrafting on a bike, so much easier than worrying about where to park the car, or getting on public transport wearing cammo and carrying a plastic bow :happy-clapping:

[Martin]

Just signed up. Looks like a really good resource for walkers in Wales. I really enjoyed my time up there earlier this year and would love to do more. Maybe this will help.

Martin

[Whistle]

Thanks for the bike/bivi link, im seriously lookng into this bushcrafting on a bike, so much easier than worrying about where to park the car, or getting on public transport wearing cammo and carrying a plastic bow :happy-clapping:


Cheers Sapper4083 ... I use the bike whenever I can , you can get a lot of gear into a couple of panniers, long items like your plastic bow can be strapped to the cross bar

and your beret can double as a bit of extra seat padding while you are wearing your cycle helmet !!!

Best of all , the bike takes all the weight !!! Can be tough going up hills though Ha ha ha !!!

ATB !!! Thats All The Best ... not All Terrain Bicycle Ha ha ha !!!!

Cheers Whistle

[GwersyllaCnau]

Thanks for the heads up. Just signed up.

[Reaps72]

Blimey, I moved to the Welsh Coast from the Midlands permanently in '08 for the wilderness- just looked at the routes on the uk map they're showing, I'm in danger of going under the tide line if everyone makes Britain tilt by all descending on us!!!!
Seriously though, Looks like it's got some potential for the sports fans (no kiters yet though)
Jack

I fly a 3m Ozone Little Devil, had it years, just on land though & now the back op has been successful I'm considering getting a mountain board to use with it!
What do you fly & on?

[cuppa joe]

Account suspended ?

[Martin]

Account suspended ?

Who's account is suspended?

Martin

[comanighttrain]

very nice site!

[cuppa joe]

thats what it says when I click on the link to Mud and Routes.

[cuppa joe]

Strike that...its working now and lets me log in ...