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Not quite correct Devonian, you may carry a fixed blade in the UK if you have reason to do so, so sitting fishing by the river its OK to have a fixed blade but shopping in tesco probably not :D , there are no fixed rules tho, its down to the officer at the time so gets a little grey, on a train in ...

Yorkshire Andy wrote:
If your replying to the post above by undomesticdiva, devonian my 2 edc multi tools are legal (none locking and sub three inch"

Sorry, no, not aimed at diva, it was aimed at the OP.

Like you I also carry a 'legal' leatherman and most, but not all of the time, my my EDC legal Liong Mah #5

But they are not even legal as EDC as they are a 'Fixed Blade'.

Doesn't matter how small they are, they are still a fixed blade and so therefore shouldn't be carried.

EDC needs to be a folder (Non-locking, sub 3")

munchh wrote:Just had a thought, mabie i now have more knowledge, i have realised i dont need all this stuff, the more i carry in my head the less stuff i need.

thats actually a very cool realisation

Spot on, knowledge (and skill) is the best piece of equipment or tool that you can carry with you.

I'll go against the above 2 replies and agree with you - do you really need to be carrying that lot around with you everywhere you go?? I would class that as more of a GHB which could be kept in the car or workplace, I really can't see the need for carrying around things like the SAS hand book or VX...

Now this may rub a few people up the wrong way, but for me Ham Radio's really are a waste of time as a prep. But a lot of people get a lot of enjoyment from them and they are more of a hobby that has prepping benefits. Basically the benefit of a Ham Radio is that you can communicate with 'other ham ...

If there is family group, I'd be tempted to drop the survival bags and take bothy instead: http://www.mountainwarehouse.com/walking/equipment/survival-safety/storm-shelter-2-3-person-p12709.aspx?cl=ORANGE http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vango-VANGO-400-Storm-Shelter/dp/B001VD4LE6/ref=sr_1_sc_2?ie=UTF8&q...

Hello stranger

The wood being split also looks amazing well seasoned/dry which has a major affect on how easily wood splits.

Not to mention being completely Knot-free.....

Plymtom wrote:....we do not pay enough attention to mental health, the pilot's state of mind was very questionable, clearly a sick note wasn't enough, which I'm sure will see some sensible safeguards introduced rather quickly.

How many years will it be until BA are using drones......?