surely a belief is an individual thing and thus necessarily limited to a single lifespan ?
not necessarily certainly in olden times beliefs would have been handed down through the generations

in the seventies while serving in the forces we had ration packs dated from the fifties i wouldn't worry too much about any out of date tins or dried food

make a kit list assemble it then dump half of it

iftman………..we had several bmx courses in the toon 25 years ago but the short sighted council tore them down for some reason

and before that we had cycle speedway all over the place

mothercare shops used to bring me out in sweats ,no idea why

field services (serco) were operating the canberras and hawker hunters at yeovilton

go for a slipper type that pops on and off easily, that way when you are on belay you can slip your feet out. get a basic pair to start with and wear them out before you get some more technical shoes

i pretty much wear shorts all year round and frankly i don't care if anyone thinks it's odd

i had a couple of these basically they drill a couple of holes in your leg and shove a wee camera in and prod it around and one drain hole ,after three days i was back at work on light duty. if you get done first thing you get out at teatime but if you are late afternoon normally they kept you in till you stop being sick

i 'kin love the hub it is awesome and i shall sulk a bit if it goes but the fc really will be looking hopefully long term at this so good luck girls oh and dru there is a dirty section at the hub , we call it outside hth

if you want a good lightweight tent have a look at "Big Agnes " i have tried a few and found them excellent one piece poles all linked in and bombproof so far, try the seedhouse two sl says three season but combined with a Rab sleeping bag and a silk liner i have used one all through winter both here and abroad
for rucsacs i would second the lowe alpine stuff

i've done rosyth -zeebrugge ,santander- plymouth ,dover- calais,quite a lot and i always take a long cable lock with me , that a few bungees and it is all good but remove any thing that is pocketable

if you really want to do it the easy way try edinburgh to glasgow along the canal

Ever since i had a hernia i have to sit down to pee my doc said i wasn't to lift anything heavy 😉

brevity my dear is often best

no

ten years after , humble pie, groundhogs, yardbirds

yes i do lol but it made me laugh . aye but he got it back

aye i'll be around . nice pics but who's the poof on the pink bike lol

stop by mine and i'll let you have all my books on big scottish hills

false scorpion

ok i'll get the sushi

i have used Rab stuff for years used to get a new one every year till i realised half my family and friends were wearing my old ones and were all still in great nick.

send me a list i'll buy for geogia ta she only weighs a fart anyway

harsh , but fair

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sorry terry but i'll stick wiv my exoed downmat it really is good used it at the puffer and it was comfy and cosy earlier ones all had dodgy valves now sorted hopefully no problems with this one

if your sitting at home and relaxing
or working in a noisy factory
when the clock strikes three
everyone stops for tea

in 1973 a vixen crashed at rnas yeovilton in somerset as part of the salvage team we arrived to secure the site we were there within minutes but some souvenir hunter had already taken the pilots helmet

maasdam is close but emmentaal is also close

i have no anterior cruciate ligaments in either leg and haven't had for years but i have been riding my bike ever since not much good for fast lol but i get around , i was offered a goretex replacement but after five knee ops and declined on the basis that they had already made one failed attempt which set me back six months. however that was in 1988 and advances have been made since then i did have an op called ellisons procedure which left me with a massive scar on my leg for no improvement . saying all that last year i rode from edinburgh to Gibraltar over the pyrennees with no real problems except being a fat biffer hth

there is a survey branch within the royal navy and hms challenger is a survey ship as was the endurance so yes possibly

i spent 17 years in our forces and was pretty much an absentee father for most of their growing up but in the main i have a great relationship with my kids now . it isn't being apart that is the problem it is what you do when you are with them that matters

fairly hefty things badgers so would make a great footstool me thinks but can you shave a little bit when it gets sewn back up my shaving brush is a bit thin ta

candle wax along the saw blade will stop it sticking and help it slide through the wood use brass or stainless steel screws ,if you lay it on the ground it will rot tannalised or not buy a length of four by four and use that to make posts to hang the framing on

it is in all likelihood heading to Russia via poland at the moment the demand is high and log books are not required

wonders if the 60 year old was jimmy frae the burgh

and another one here

summer of 84 was mainly spent running around with a **** great gun in preparation for the earls court tournament

the skids " the saints are coming "