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got one of those, wonderfull piece of equipment.

great piece of gear, but a bit over my budget.

just to say again: if there's one leftover or a dropout, i'm still interested. cheers

got a spare mora clipper. stainless made for bahco, so no mention of the mora logo on the blade as usual, only bahco's logo, black and orange grip, orange sheath also with bahco's logo.

sorry, only now had the time to catch up on this thread. still interested if there's a dropout, or will wait for next round. cheers.

i got a sabercat too, and with 2 crossed straps i can use it like a lowered backpack/makeshift assault vest, hanging from the side rings all the way to the first molle straps in the belt. i usually carry a blanket and tarp beneath and water and cooking kit on the belt. leaving the back either...

lol i've had a rough time boxing the compass to 14 year old scouts, can't imagine with cubs.

2 weeks. morning naked rolling in moist grass is hideous when you're right out of the toast warm of bed. but it cleans up decent enough.

365 days. take off weekends, it's 261. take some holidays and i'll go with 250!!! from a professional illustrator: if you were above that number, you did a heck of a job! very cool stuff, reminds me of dean yeagle and his mandy.

one of my illos is the first to pop up. most of the stuff that pops up is mine too, so no surprise here.

a girl in a semi-transparent white shirt in the middle of the night calling "come to me"? i'd do a mr. potatoe head: "i'm a married man, i'm a married man, i'm a married man..."

make a baby. it's guaranteed to wake you up at exactly 6pm for milk.

well, Baden-Powell had a purpose when he sugested that boys should learn to live outdoors. -health. -the ability to look at problems and solve them with the limited resources you have. -the ability to look out for yourself, gathering and processing food, utensils, clothing and comfort. -the...

a hole in the bottom for a lanyard, i got a clipper stainless in orange from bahco.

Generations in C and D are the lightest i carry. I allso go with a "cavaquinho" (portuguese instrument that became the ukelele, youtube it). There's no decent campfire without music, any primitive tribe can atest to that. It's not an impediment to listening to nature and it doesn't have to be a...

done food for more than that on a budget. usually go for a codfish recipe but replacing it with leek. mince some onions and garlic, drop em in the large pan with some olive oil, and let fry till golden. add sliced leek (only the white part) and let fry some more. add "straw" chips. don't know...

since anything from the us gets caught in customs, and anything from the uk passes freely, i'd be in for one and would add the postal extra for someone to send it over here.

i drop my sleeping bag inside the hammock on top of a truck windscreen protector cut to size for reflective purposes. Then i tie my poncho on the outside, on the ends of the hammock, and close it on top with a couple of binder clips, to create an air space and stop the wind. If it's really cold...

cold steel has a decent one.

well, i do cartoons for a living. the first time i entered an irc room, back in the days, i needed an addy, so toonman came up rather quickly. i allso go by artist otter, or if i'm feeling erudite, Lutra artifex, sp, scout name.