Lucky enough to live as close to the edge of civilisation as possible, so getting away is easy, if just a little challenging because of family/work etc
WeeBugg
Hello from Scotland
Hello from Scotland
Hi there, been browsing here and there for a while. Kinda been interested in outdoors since a kid, then I saw First Blood on a dodgy VHS tape in 1983/4, and bought a "survival knife" complete with compass in handle! (still have it fully useable 30 years later) Since then the end of the world, zombie apocalypse, breakdown of society etc has always had a little place in my heart, and while not fully prepared, I certainly have always been a way ahead of the game
Lucky enough to live as close to the edge of civilisation as possible, so getting away is easy, if just a little challenging because of family/work etc
WeeBugg
Lucky enough to live as close to the edge of civilisation as possible, so getting away is easy, if just a little challenging because of family/work etc
WeeBugg
Re: Hello from Scotland
Hello and welcome to the Forum. 
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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poppypiesdad
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Re: Hello from Scotland
Welcome from another Scot , from the east .
J
J
Be Prepared.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Re: Hello from Scotland
welcome to the forum
Ready for Anything
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Re: Hello from Scotland
Ha, snap ! My folks bought me a 'Rambo' knife in about 83/84 (ah, it was a simpler time when parents bought their children large knifes 
) and I've still got it. The compass got pulled out shortly after I got it but I keep it on my bedpost for burglars etc. I tend to sleep naked though so I would imagine that would be more scary than the knife !!!
) and I've still got it. The compass got pulled out shortly after I got it but I keep it on my bedpost for burglars etc. I tend to sleep naked though so I would imagine that would be more scary than the knife !!!Re: Hello from Scotland
Welcome, the more the better, hope you enjoy the forum.
