Recent content by luke5050

Thanks Wayne, I'll have a look on the map. I'm planning to camp out for the whole duration of the visit. Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

I will be spending 3 nights in the Cairngorms in January. I was wondering if anyone knew of or had preferred places to camp overnight in that area. I spent a couple of days there some years ago and finding a secluded place without bracken or heather a couple feet deep was a pain in the...

£90 posted

For sale Alpkit Katabatic in size small, Reef colour. Never worn, brand new. £115 posted

I thought I'd share with you my favourite oil that I use on my knife and axe. It's a bit unusual but works really well and therefore deserves a post! It's the fully synthetic wet bicycle chain lubricant by Finish Line. Only a tiny dab on a piece of cotton is needed and it stays on even in wet...

Thanks for the suggestions, unfortunately that coyote brown looks a little too bright for my liking! Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

What the title says please! Must be in very good condition so no rips, bits missing etc. Thanks!:)

Hello and welcome! You live in a beautiful place! I've been to Stavanger and hoping for a two day hike in September. Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

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What the title says! This axe has been given to me as a gift but I already have one so off it goes! Brand new, never used. £60 posted or £50 collected from Loughton, Essex.

Here is another one I made for a friend of mine :) The striker is made out of ash, deer antler and a hacksaw blade.

Anyone? :)

Thank you all for your comments :) Sent from my GT-I9195 using Tapatalk

I made this one last weekend. I used a deer antler and a scrap piece of exotic wood which I finished with danish oil. It's fun and easy to make. I hope you like it and will inspire you to make your own! :)

Here is a little project I undertook last weekend! It's a coat hanger made out of Birch which I cut myself, I work with local park wardens. It's fairly easy to make, all you need is a piece of Birch and a branch! As far as tools go, I used a laplander saw, an axe, a knife and a hand drill! I...