Weld a steel pipe on the old one,next time somebody wants to use your axe at the next trip you organise(assuming you do) lend them that one;);););););)
Andrew
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Weld a steel pipe on the old one,next time somebody wants to use your axe at the next trip you organise(assuming you do) lend them that one;);););););)
Andrew
I just don't understand how some people must think (though I doubt that "think" is the right word).Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
Hate seeing campfire ash everywhere. I was taught, lift the turf off and place out of the way, dig a pit for the fire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sleepy
When finished, dump the dirt back into the hole, tamp it down and replace the turf. Should like like no one has been there.
Geez, that's a bugger mick, looked like a nice axe.
Really gives me the irrits when people don't have any respect for other peoples property, it's just not on.
Just attempting to read between the lines here, but it sounds like this was someone the OP knows who got a bit tipsy and did something silly?
Certainly annoying and irresponsible.:mad:
I was shocked recently to see a magazine article in which the writer actually recommended burning rubbish in campfires. I had to reread it to make sure I'd read it correctly. :eek:
why not?, some locations would make it hard to carry bags of rubbish, why not burn the stuff you can?. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
How hard is it to carry your rubbish out Yorkie? Unless you're taking other peoples' rubbish out, you can't have more rubbish than kit you carried in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yorkie
Back to the point of the post...poor form Mick, very poor form. :(
maybe i should have been clearer, on extended trips when hygiene would be an issue. :)
Fair call mate. I spend most of my "road time" in a truck and the passenger footwell can become a pig-sty until I find a proper place to dispose of the rubbish. I abhor litter anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yorkie