Great little knife to have👍 I think I have the same one that I got from my uncle, it is in the old khaki colour. Will have to get it out and check, it must be over twenty years old.

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That's a beaut Rob

Nice one Rob, I have a Swiss Champ and 2 Victorinox fixed blades that iam very pleased with.

Remind me of being on holiday in Norfolk on the beach, grandma would buy a bag of wrinkles and we would sit on the beach eating them with a pin.

If you like sea food they have done up the old Viviars Fish market in old Portsmouth and it is open to the public. Gunwarf Rd opposite the pub/bar ‘Albarbistro’ [the old American bar] [opposite the bridge tavern on the other side of the dock] As non trade public You can walk in and fill up a small bowl with anything they have in the reception area, fill it up the bowl yourself and take away ready to eat. [prawns, shrimps, cockles, muscles, squid, lobster, seaweed, various types of coleslaw etc] with salt pepper, vinegar, and Tabasco sauce ready to add as well. Recently I rode down there at lunch time during the week, filled a bowl of cockles, prawns, squid, and coleslaw, and ate it sitting on Southsea seafront.

Thanks for showing mate, I have about a dozen Swiss Army knives, the huntsman is my goto EDC, I also keep one in my first aid kit because it has scissors along with a credit card style one set up for medical use..

Chesterfield sofa, blimy they look after you don’t they.. 😂

Awesome show Rob. Thanks so much. Ron

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Pickled mussels or even cockles, Love them both mate 👍 Nice hot day as well 😢 great food and excellent video 🫡

I love those pickled mussels, especially with some salty boiled potatoes in the Trangia mini. They are great for taking with you without worrying about spoilage. I'd sure take that boat to fix up 😂 nice little cabin for taking a nap anchored out in the open waters

maybe one of those frozen fish pie mixes sauteed in butter with your side of bread

That's a new one on me Rob, I've never heard of pickled mussels.

How many amps are shown on the display when pedaling in fifth assist gear?

It has auto land .. why risk your fingers

Love that video. I went there years ago and it still looks amazing. I didn’t get to see the Mary Rose so that was very interesting. Good filming to Rob. 😊😊. Thanks

I'd get lost and never want to leave! I love how they raised the Mary Rose and put it on display there. Wild that so many artifacts were still left to be found. Thanks, Rob!

Are you playing this year ?

Loved that video mate, so much to see down there 👍 I’ll have to try to get down there soon.

amazing. thanks Rob Very interesting

Great video Rob, It's inspired me to get round to visiting the Mary Rose. If your interested I plan to visit the bando boat aground at tipner lake on Saturday

Looking forward to your coverage.

Thanks for that Rob, it was good.

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I’m 197cm and fit fine. The issue is the horrid condensation…

Man after my own heart! I make my own hiking/backpacking meals out of those, too. I have found it takes more time than you would think to make them steaming hot, but half the time I will just dump them into the pan with a few tablespoons of water and heat them in about 3 minutes. And that way I can add my meat at the start and it gets hot as well. Yours are much cheaper than we get here in Arkansas, though 😂

I am slightly disappointed in you Rob, that beautiful, female white Swan, identifies as a black Male Duck ! Please be respectful 🤣🤣🤣 great video Mate 👍

Nice one Rob, hope you're car will be ok.

Great idea Rob, think I will give that a go, Hope your car passes it's Mot Rob,

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That actually seems to be a really solid helmet! Good choice, mate.

Hmm nothing good the amount of sugar per serving could make anyone into a diabetic

Nice helmet Rob 👍 Loving the different lighting modes.

That was good piloting Mate 👍 Thinking need to get practicing 😂

It's certainly a good idea to practise the basic manoeuvres since I know as a senior drone pilot myself it's all too easy to make mistakes, especially after being away from it for a while. I try to make it a habit more or less to take drone, RC and a spare battery in some pockets or small backpack if there's the remotest chance of doing a little flight wherever I go just to keep my hand in. I'd be a bit wary of doing it at that quite busy junction. I would be anxious the drone would do an emergency RTH and come down near fast traffic. You did well dropppimg it right onto your mat. Mostly now I pluck it out of the air about head height . There's a lot to think about between drone handling, photofraphy and watching for obstacles and people. Yet we see drone footgae and it looks so calming and smooth! 🙂

Paul Hogan joke from an old beer advert. “What’s that?” …. “Morris dancing”…. “Really ?, which one is Morris ?”

Look at you going all modern Sci-fi and tech 👍…… Looks like something out of the ‘TRON’ movie 😁😁 You are all set for a Jeff Bridges lookalike completion, 😂

That'll keep your head safe.

Hi Rob.... can you not practise hovering and basic slight movements in your back garden to learn control?? OOI what stick do you use for up/down?? Keep at it buddy... and as mentioned, take off with drone facing away from you, until you become more confident. Nice one... we all started somewhere!

keep practicing mate you will get there 👍 Top tip tho try not to take off with the drone facing you as the controls will be reversed it may catch you out one day

Great footage and I thought your flight was pretty good. Let me know if your still keen to explore the bando boat in Portsmouth at tipner. And I can also recommend if you have never been St huberts chapel idsworth near finch Dean Rowlands castle that's a good place for drone practice great video as always best wishes to you and Mrs rtr tv

How much is the price of the drone also beautiful view

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That's certainly a nice place to practice. I gotta say this Rob that was a sensible bit of parking.

Some lovely footage there Rob

Delicious I bet 🤩👍

I have that exact same stove and use dried hedge clippings in it (I let my hedges get overgrown, like 8ft+ so cut them down a bit and got a crap ton of fuel and tinder, once it was dried oot) Also props for liking grants haggis, the factory is in my neck of the woods and I enjoy their canned haggis often. Cheers fae SW Scotland. I may try your vertical burning method though as currently my wee stove eats through hedge branches, etc like nothing on earth (whilst giving off a 1ft+ flame)

Great Day for it 👍. Looks like a very busy Day out.