Hi everyone

[Blundstoned Love]

Hi

I've been a watcher on this site for ages, but recently joined.

I love outdoors stuff, but don't do anywhere near enough. When I do, however, I try and encourage my child Little Boots to join in.

Some of this I sporadically record on my blog (https://gardeningboots.wordpress.com/).

I wouldn't describe myself as bushcrafter per se, but as a tree lover, camper, gardener, angler, fire-starter and (often shabby) fabricator/crafter/maker, all which taken together probably gets me some of the way there.

[roger352]

Hello from another newbie

[Thumbcrusher]

:welcome:

[midas]

Hi Blundstoned.n Little Boots....Welcome to the forum.Theres something here for everyone,. tree hugger or not!!
enjoy your time with us.!!!

[beermaker]

Now then Blundstoned, welcome from North Yorkshire!!

Wassail!
Phil

[Valantine]

:welcome: to the forum

[Rasputin]

Hi, and :welcome: from Shropshire, Ken. T^

[jus_young]

Welcome to the community

[OakAshandThorn]

:welcome: Dia duit agus fáilte from the snowy Connecticut woodlands :campfire:
Awesome blog :cool:

[Blundstoned Love]

Yea,
right back atcha!

Thanks for the welcomes guys.

[Blundstoned Love]

Right back atcha referred to your blog.

Am a bit lost with the Gaelic - despite my Irish roots.

[OakAshandThorn]

Right back atcha referred to your blog.

Am a bit lost with the Gaelic - despite my Irish roots.
"Hello and welcome" is the translation ;). I not nearly as fluent as I would like, I took one year's worth of lessons from a teacher who learned in Connemara, and thereafter everything has been on my own, independent study. I tend to focus on the Dún na nGall (Donegal) dialect most, that area is rich with heritage and history and they still express it in sean-nós (old traditional) songs. :)