Your Favourite Bushcraft Word
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Snow or Rain. It means most people will be indoors and i'll have the woods to myself. Sit under a tarp and brew up, and just sit, listen and watch. Marvellous
Snow or Rain. It means most people will be indoors and i'll have the woods to myself. Sit under a tarp and brew up, and just sit, listen and watch. Marvellous
Pan...
gets you lost in the woods but at least helps you with the cooking
I do like the word dawn though.... as in "it has dawned upon me that I don't know where I am" it makes it sound allot less worrying as the words "I'm lost". Sunrise is also nice to watch
gets you lost in the woods but at least helps you with the cooking
I do like the word dawn though.... as in "it has dawned upon me that I don't know where I am" it makes it sound allot less worrying as the words "I'm lost". Sunrise is also nice to watch
Well fossik and dunnage were new ones to me.
Looked them up and dunnage sounds so normal I'm surprised I've never heard it before.
If you google 'fossik' however, it's a whole different story - not for the easily offended
It sounds much better with reference to hedgerows and pignuts, I'll stick with that image.
Looked them up and dunnage sounds so normal I'm surprised I've never heard it before.
If you google 'fossik' however, it's a whole different story - not for the easily offended
It sounds much better with reference to hedgerows and pignuts, I'll stick with that image.
Roast dinner or shower Come on folks be truthful. How good are those words after a week in the woods?
Seriously, I like the title of my blog: Woodlife. Ok it might sound a little like a certain famous presenter's school, but to me it evokes that little slice of my life when I can escape from the modern world and, at least for a little while, be part of the natural one - not just a visitor.
Hey man! Deep or what!
Pablo.
Come on folks be truthful. How good are those words after a week in the woods? Seriously, I like the title of my blog: Woodlife. Ok it might sound a little like a certain famous presenter's school, but to me it evokes that little slice of my life when I can escape from the modern world and, at least for a little while, be part of the natural one - not just a visitor.
Hey man! Deep or what!
Pablo.
Well if it were word used most often when doing bushcraft it would be bugger!
I like Red's bimble, Spamel introduced me to Pan last week and like the sound of this fella and Jodies Bivvy or indeed basha, a base a home!
Mainly I'd say my favorite word is life! coz to me it's what it's all about!
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I like Red's bimble, Spamel introduced me to Pan last week and like the sound of this fella and Jodies Bivvy or indeed basha, a base a home!
Mainly I'd say my favorite word is life! coz to me it's what it's all about!
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Mashing (making a brew) often said without the g round ere. Cordage is another, Im sure theres loads more tho.
Snow and snowflake. Also the sounds and the quiet of a woodland under snow, don't think there is a english word for it though, but there should be.
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whittling always brings a smile to my face but i do like bimble
Bimble is good isnt it.
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