A bit about the Blog

For a while now I have had an interest in bushcraft and survival. I've learned many skills and there are many more to learn. So I've created this blog to share what I do know and share what I learn as I go along in the hope that I can help or inspire you to go out there and enjoy these skills for yourself. It will be about survival skills in general but the bulk of it is likely to be bushcraft as this is my main passion.

I can't upload my own pictures (or at least decent ones) at the moment so in the beginning I'll just be posting helpful links and maybe a few product reviews.

I hope you find what I have here useful and I look forward to watching this blog grow. Feel free to ask any questions or give any advice or opinions you have. Like I said, I'm learning and what works for one might not work for all.

My motto: Trust the earth. She's been here longer.

NOTE: I do not accept responsibility for any of my readers' actions. I would advise that you use common sense above all else and always do your best to abide by the laws of wherever you happen to be.

Saturday 29 January 2011

38 Degrees | Save Our Forests


From the pettition info:

"The government is planning a massive sell off of our national forests. They could be auctioned and fenced off, run down, logged or turned into golf courses and holiday villages.

We can't let that happen. We need to stop these plans. National treasures like the The Forest of Dean, Sherwood Forest and The New Forest could be sold off. Once they are gone, they will be lost forever.

A huge petition will force the government to rethink its plans. If we can prove how strongly the public are against this, they will have to back down. Please sign the petition now."

As soon as this came to my attention I signed. If you're reading this now, please sign it also. I'll beg if you want me to. I just don't want to have children a few years from now and have them look up and ask me "Daddy, what were forests?"
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