Army surplus-type stores in East London

I need a biggish, simple, sturdy canvas bag to go on holiday with, the kind of thing you might find in an army surplus store. Only problem is that I can't for the life of me think of where there are any. Anyone got any ideas? Preferably east-ish, and north of the river-ish.

Cheers!

east head down the romford road theres one near east ham

on the cross roads of high street and station road between woodgrange and manor park cemetries

if you're out that way

Not really east, or north... but there is a good Army Surplus store on Walworth rd.
Failing that, surely a camping store is your friend - Kathmandu for example.

There's one right next to Warren St tube too... I know it's not East, but I can never remember where things are in the East.

vallance road, corner of whitechapel road#
roman road (quite far east, on the left hand side)

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread13248.html

Specifically Pips answer:

"26th November 2008 #6
pipwish
http://www.silvermans.co.uk/ for those in the East.
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there's also a shop in chapel market, islington

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread13248.html

Specifically Pips answer:

Nice one chaps. Can't believe I didn't consider using TFS, is there anything that hasn't already been asked on here? :)

Nice one chaps. Can't believe I didn't consider using TFS, is there anything that hasn't already been asked on here? :)
No one has ever got around to asking what the average speed would be for a 354 strong flock of seagulls if they were forced to carry the weight of 3 badgers, suspended in a net, for a distance of 16.2 kilometres.

With threads on salt, existentialism and Steely Dan I'd say we're pretty much covered..

no one has ever got around to asking what the average speed would be for a 354 strong flock of seagulls if they were forced to carry the weight of 3 badgers, suspended in a net, for a distance of 16.2 kilometres.

use the fucking search

use the fucking search
The fucking search failed to show up an answer to the question.
If you answer it now then we can put this issue to bed and forget it ever happened.

Tynan will want a pictorial answer though.

http://www.silvermans.co.uk/

Junction of Mile End rd and Harford st, opposite Queen Mary College

No one has ever got around to asking what the average speed would be for a 354 strong flock of seagulls if they were forced to carry the weight of 3 badgers, suspended in a net, for a distance of 16.2 kilometres.

4.8kmh depending on wind direction and speed

http://www.silvermans.co.uk/ProductDetails/tabid/89/Department/Military/Category/RUCKSACKS+++BAGS/Description/MISSION+BAG+75LT/ItemId/1004/Default.aspx

4.8kmh depending on wind direction and speed
We need to see your workings or it doesn't count.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHFXG3r_0B8

Oi when you collecting your B17 chop?

east head down the romford road theres one near east ham

on the cross roads of high street and station road between woodgrange and manor park cemetries

if you're out that way

It's a big one too. I ride past it every time I come in to London's famous London.

The fucking search failed to show up an answer to the question.
If you answer it now then we can put this issue to bed and forget it ever happened.

Tynan will want a pictorial answer though.

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OMFG, you win a prize.

That is brilliant! Reputation added!

EDIT: Just noticed the use of the word "ergo" for bonus points.

Assumption two is far too unrealistic.

only at very high altitudes does wind resistance become negligable

I told you dude, these are Super-Gulls. Jeeez.