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The problem with Roof Tents is if you want to nip away for whatever reason the whole tent needs to be packed away

I'm not getting into a petty argument. my point was that the Trophy in question for meeting another member would be made easier when you have many other members on your doorstep. I'm in the process of trying to drum up potential OB members at a Land Rover event in Cornwall in April. Forgive...

150 miles for us in England is a long way. I have stayed with friends in America and it's commonplace to drive 20 - 30 minutes just to go to the shop. here in England we can walk to the shop. you also have to bear in mind the cost of fuel. I believe you are sold fuel by the gallon, what is...

I think i'm going to struggle with meeting another member as currently, (according to the map) my nearest OB member is over 150 miles away.

hmmmm ok. my point was....... i could quite easily say that I met member #ABCD but in reality I might not not have left my house. Secondly I could take a photo with a random person in the street with a 4 x 4, again this doesn't prove that either of us are members. what actual proof needs to...

many thanks for the reply. what do I need to provide as proof as one of the members in such an environment

excellent. I have a number of £s reserved should your feedback show these items in a good light.

How does this work if you're in a different continent. I'm in Blighty so where is my nearest Staff member?

I use ratchets mostly. I just saw the products above and wondered whether they are "realistically" usable or just another gimick

I read some of the earlier comments. it must be difficult to fix guidelines for each of the trophy / badges as every member will have strengths and weaknesses. I don't believe points should be given for asphalt and greater points for dirt tracks. I am a member in the UK so for obvious...

o Just as I expected. I came across them on the interweb and didnt know how big they are and whether they would be worth investing in.

maybe you should have got yourself a proper engineer to do it. it might be too technical for you, "too many moving parts" ha ha ha ha

what sort of loads are you securing them with? how big / heavy?

good shout! there are plenty of nut jobs out there

has anyone tried any of the Nite ize range of gear. I have attached a few pics. they just look a bit flimsy and perhaps not man enough for the job.

For me, without a doubt has to be my Silky curved saw. I use it a lot when doing Tree Surgery

《《《《《《《 Hue thought he'd show his face. if you know about Land Rover then you will know Hue.

I love my tent. it's made by tentipi (www.tentipi.com)

I'm so jealous. I wish I had the time and the cash to do something similar. obviously the going away bit wouldn't be an issue. I wish I was in my 90 with you guys

I used to teach on survival courses. we always had a parachute shelter rigged for the students to sleep under for the first night until they had enough knowledge to build their own natural shelter