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chrysler voyager bud, 7 seater, take out the rear bench and you got 4 seats and the same storage as an escort van

I level mine then give em a little nudge to make them look more old school

Why do you care what anyone else thinks?

Just added this to my Crimbo list, Need to see what there doing wrong different to me lol £9.99 from all good estate agents..

Cheers mate, I shall report from the bank tomorrow, not using any oil, there's plenty of liquid in the mix already. Blended up corn does kick up a bit, got that one off Julian Cundiff

I don't think that that is mast....... Strange you should say that, one of the gentlemen who works in the tackle shops nearest to Nazeing was caught in the act. The nickname of the tackle shop now rhymes with slang for to throw, Johnson... Cover the joints between your groundsheet and bivvy upper, I use my rod and bivvy bags. The rucksack also goes on the join to keep out draughts. A spare unhooking mat goes under the bedchair, I often take some carpet for the floor. I put some Lino in front of the door for my boots and trainers, and sometimes a car footmat. I got a section of foam packing with my bedchair when I bought it, it lives between the sleeping bag and the mattress. Keep warm inside, hot food and drinks. Hat, in my case, I actually wear a hat in winter, either a woollen Chicago Bears hat, or a Thinsulate hat. Clothing, I still live in combat trousers, but go for a pair of Hoggs Strathmore Shooting trousers over them during the day. Top half is t-shirt, fleece, zip-up fleece, and if it's really cold, lined combat jacket, although I am planning on getting the matching Strathmore jacket to the trousers. As you can guess, I don't do bivvy heaters!

If I'd have gotten one, I 100% would not have used it at night. I'm already paranoid about using my stove too near the door of my bivvy so I definitely wouldn't have that running while asleep. I think whoever said it's probably OK used sensibly, but why risk it. I agree. I'm glad I brought it up though it's here for others to see Sent from my HTC 10 using Tapatalk

Hot water bottle..... lifesaver on nights

Liquidised Corn, Evaporated Milk, half a kilo of pellets, a kilo of boilie and a good dose of matching liquid. Proper stinks, but if I'm going to tempt one of these elusive fish I need to attract as much as possible

nearly spat my teeth out when i came to the end of that post Gaz :lol:

£195 elsewhere mufty.

Could do, I'll make a wooden platform with adjust legs in each corner just to sit the pod on

I'm sure if your careful you could cross the M25 on a busy day BUT why risk it . Go for extra layers or hot water bottle etc .

Pack stuff under your bedchair, it's stops cold air circulation, use an army blanket on top of your groundsheet, it stops the cold coming through. Get a twinned skin bivvy, the gap in between the two layers provides a thermal breathable barrier. Get a thermal all in one, all the supermarkets do them. Thermal layers, a decent bag, a decent bedchair cover, hats, gloves, thermal boots, water bottle, masturbate, don't buy one of those heaters, there dangerous and not cost efficient.

how can companies still be selling gas heaters for camping? and they say smoking kills

i set my pod level up out of the wind so i can get it absolutely bang on but when i move it out of the bivvy to the swim it never looks the same :confused:

Kev I believe the same publisher does one explaining how women work so they must be geniuses lol Cheers Ian

You can buy both a rod pod and buzz bars with a level Smufter so go for it mate you'll stand aside the elite.

They sell it in electrical supply shops as well, that's where I found mine.

Hi buddy my self i use 1.6mm in black look on the bay its quite cheap tight lines dave

Im with Gaz on this one water bottle would be better, will save you a few quid on the purchase of the heater and fuel as well