Sign of the month- an old sign One of the older Public Footpath signs surviving in the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Share this:TwitterFacebookMoreLinkedInWhatsAppEmailLike this:Like Loading... Related
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ditty bag Knife chat: Adding functionality on trail with Leatherman accessories Leatherman produce a small range of handy accessories that may mean a repair of specialised gear can be carried out on trail Knife chat: Adding functionality on trail with Leatherman accessories
map measurer Map measure of the month: the Vistascreen ‘BP Super’ The Vistascreen map measure is a cheaply made item promoting BP Super fuel Map measure of the month: the Vistascreen ‘BP Super’
Trail talk Trail talk: The Medway Valley Walk- day two The Medway Valley Walk provides a comfortable two day walk from Tonbridge to Rochester with an overnight halt at Maidstone Trail talk: The Medway Valley Walk- day two
Trail talk Trail talk: The Medway Valley Walk- day one The Medway Valley Walk provides a comfortable two day walk from Tonbridge to Rochester with an overnight halt at Maidstone Trail talk: The Medway Valley Walk- day one
map measurer Map measure of the month: HB Curvimetre ‘Model No. 52 mesures anglaises’ The French manufactured HB Curvimetre 52 MA is a robustly made map measurer "pour mesures anglaises" Map measure of the month: HB Curvimetre ‘Model No. 52 mesures anglaises’
books A hiker’s library: Village Signs There has not been a huge number of books published on the subject of village and town signs. This is a look at twelve pulled from my own shelves A hiker’s library: Village Signs
knife Knife chat: Gerber Armbar Drive The Gerber Armbar Drive provides the means to carry a small multi-tool that includes not only a decent sized blade, but also an awl and scissors, alongside a quarter-inch hex drive to enable repair and maintence while on trail Knife chat: Gerber Armbar Drive
