Well, we survived the night but only just. Most folk have strung their hammocks in the barn. No damage done though. Some tarp lines loose (poor qulity paracord) but at least I satyed dry in the hammock. Fingers numb taking down tarp. Wind and rain pretty bad. Lot of debris and fallen branches. Not exactly pretty packing but car ony 100m away. Not a lot going on now so said goodbyes and off home to a warm shower and roqast dinner. Learnt so much not least an appreciation of home. See you later for more details of the moot. Pablo.
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And did you use all of those knives, axes and saw?
Billy, I’ll post the answer to this tonight.
Cheers, Pablo.