What did you learn at the Bushmoot?
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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
resnikov
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
resnikov
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Next to the Pirate ship near us
Ahh that explains it! We were just over the hill so close enough but not that close
It wasn't that bad, was it Roy ???
Ness
No it was ok, bit noisy at times though!
After you had gone, Rhiannon said in a very sad voice "everybody gone now". She really liked Sophie.
Awwh bless!
Sophie keeps asking when we'll go back to Wales
She's missing her new friends.
Guess that means we have her permission to drive the 10 hours back down next summer
Ness
Sophie keeps asking when we'll go back to Wales
She's missing her new friends. Guess that means we have her permission to drive the 10 hours back down next summer
Ness
Miyagi : Not exactly tamishigiri... more like a rather ad-hoc demonstration of the skills, blades and techiniques used in BladeSports cutting competitions. I was using my own (own made) competition knife. It's a full flat ground 10" blade of 01 steel. The guys who were there can vouch for the fact that even after cutting cans vertically there wasn't the merest hint of edge damage
If you're interested in the idea of the sport of competitive cutting, search Youtube for 'BladeSports' to see the sort of thing we get up to, and take a look at www.bladesports.org for further details, rules and regulations etc. I am the only BladeSports Certification Instructor in the UK, (was the first one outside of the USA) and run Certification courses whenever and wherever I find feasible.
If you're interested in the idea of the sport of competitive cutting, search Youtube for 'BladeSports' to see the sort of thing we get up to, and take a look at www.bladesports.org for further details, rules and regulations etc. I am the only BladeSports Certification Instructor in the UK, (was the first one outside of the USA) and run Certification courses whenever and wherever I find feasible.
I learned a new technique for making net .... while i was teaching the net making course ..... Thanks Longstrider for the great idea of using your fingers instead of a guide .... I can knit nets alot faster now
Oh ... and I learned his knives are scary sharp
Ed
Oh ... and I learned his knives are scary sharp
Ed
