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Hi I am new to the Bushmoot and was hoping to come along this year, Is there an option just to come along for the day with my kids. not able to stay for the night as I am on call at work. very aware of the restrictions in Wales but I am assuming there will be plenty going on.

how about stuff to make on a fire. e.g. chocolate oranges or banana's, exactly as they sound, get an orange, put a slit in the top stuff it with 6 or 7 chocolate buttons, foil wrap it and put on the fire for 15 mins or so.

Santa got me two hand made leather pouches with tinder and firelighting kit. :) thanks loads. Will be put to good use :)

not sure how this works re addresses and stuff, but keen to be involved. DaveBromley 18+ Stringmaker 18+ (gift will be suitable for any age) Tengu 18+ Mousey 18+ [my gift will be suitable for under 18] Mesquite 18+ Welchyd1 18+ MattF 18+ (my gift will be suitable for under 18)...

ultimate sin, leaving litter. does not matter where you are, nobody has any excuse for leaving any kind of litter.

awesome, shame i dont have a knife to fit it, would you make to order for a neck knife?

now thats cool, good work

great work, like the kuksa i think thats next on my list !!

payment sent yest. cheers Rick

hope so I was really pleased with it, took a while but for my second ever attempt at spoon carving I was well pleased. thanks for the positive comments.

made as a christening present for my god son.

you are correct that's a pressure stove and does require an inner wall. oops sorry. but its a great idea, may make them with my scouts i take it simple tools, wire cutters and a little patience will be ok.

It was fairly simple i guess i been watching other ideas and looking on here at how to's. got a spoon knife for Christmas and just decided to have a go requires alot of patience and time, I am sure it will be easier with more practice. along time ago when i was a scout, 20 yrs ago or so i tried...

this can be advanced, put the lid on the tin and drill very small holes around the inside edge of the lid aprox 1 cm apart, this allows the stove to then function in a similar way to a trangia burner, spreads the heat and makes the fuel last longer for the same amount of heat to cook with.

i have 3 or 4 more pieces to use but am not sure how to treat them after, I used teak oil on this one but I also realise that this makes it non food safe. any advise welcome.

the wood is silver birch, when cut it had a black and varied colouring in it not really sure why. my fiancee brought me some carving tools for Christmas so this was my first use of them, want to make a kuska at some point.

I have made knives before, and similar, but never carved anything properly, so this is my first attempt, I got a bit carried away and chose not to do a basic spoon. hope the pic works

my first knife as a scout, love them, prob still got it somewhere but no idea where. looking to get another myself sometime soon. best knife i can think of for practicality of a folder.

have spent most of the day working on this. I had a set of wood carving tools of my good lady for Christmas so thought i would have a go at carving a kuska, got a burr and started by shaping the basic bowl, then shaped the handle and carved some basic shaped detail, next started shaping the bowl...

thats amazing. and i am sure the time and effort taken will fit nicely into a queens scout award requirement.