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BM 710: Stirring coffee Cuting Apples Slicing sausage (the ones at the university hall can't)

Looks so good and it's nice to find familiar places on the pics! We mostly went for day trips to Arran fom Glasgow between October and February when I studied there. Next time I'll go there taking my bike!

As my last name is Kasper and in German bear is Bär they created Kaschbär (perhaps influenced by my partly grown beard and my liking of honey).

Me on Arran some years ago (probably 2009): And a bit more details (on own risk): I think it was on Devil's Staircase, when we finished this: Something the average exchange student should do!

Hanwag Tatra GTX all year round, Tevas in summer and light Salomon Hiking shoes when mountainbiking.

In all his films he's making fun of Canadian Woodworking, it's more comedy than serious suggestions for woodwork. But thinking about it, some of it may be fun to reproduce ;)

Holy s***! Makes wanna leave NOW! I'll have to get my friends from Sweden to go on holiday with me.

I managed t oread Walden some years ago, not sure if could do it again untrained. His language is one of long sentences, something Germans are used to so it might be easier for some foreigners in English as a language than for others. He's a little bit revolutionary and very philosophical. In...

Just the way you clean your teeth, paste and brush (I use my used electrical brushes, so it's quite funny).

The grip might not be the problem, but "wearing" it in my left front pocket with the blade side to the back.

What about changing the side of the clip? Is it possible to use as a left handed person?

Has anyone one of these already? Heinnies has them, but no one over here in Germany. If somebody can tell me about it, I'll get my brother to bring one back from NZ.

But for Germany there's a new law established, but it only conerns, if you like big ones. No fixed blade over 12cm, no one hand folders, otherwise you need a legal reason and no one knows what that might be (having one in the car to cut yourself loose wasn't a reason according to court).

Problems are most likely oon your to the UK airport. Austria is quite flexible with sharps, much more than Germany for example.

Now that's what I miss, since I'm no longer based in Scotland.

Nice Pugsley! Don't loose it in the snow! I would change to something like a Shimano Alfine or even Rohloff Speedhub, better when it's wet and muddy.

You want to know, if something like this is possible: http://vimeo.com/7477117 You can always use your bike, worst case would be, that you have to do a bit of biking-hiking (http://www.biking-hiking.at/). I would always take a bike, 'cause of the long walks on roads (tarmac or gravel) and the...

Canada always looks great! But I always hope, that I won't see that temperature around this winter!

The Hunter's Moon is also mentioned in "Alien vs. Predator".

For the longest part of my existence I'm a bike maniac. Because of limited money as a student :( , I'm down to one at the moment :crutch: , but it handles everything I want to do with it: I can fix a rack, fender are an option (if it gets really wet and I'm riding to town) and it tows my...