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That's lovely! Thanks for sharing.

Holland is probably even worse then Germany, since it's so densly populated. This is also the reason why the chance you get caught in Holland is reasonably high. The forresters in Holland seem to be a little more relaxed when you do get caught. If i were you, which i'm not, i would be quite...

You wouldn't want to be stacking dead fauna to sleep on, it'll be very smelly i reckon.

Is that Ameland?

Brings back memories, used to work around there a lot. Thanks for sharing! Any chance on some more piccies?

Lucky bugger!

Sorry to intrude on your thread, but why are frictionfolders so great?

I've used headgasket material which you can buy at some agricultural stores, or maybe at a tractor repairshop. Cheap as chips, but heavy. No problem for a cotton belltent though.

In the north of Holland (where i live) ash dieback is very widespread. Devestation of ash in the countryside is huge and the percentage of ash that have survived is next to nothing. Surprisingly enough, ash trees within a buildup enviroment have suffered much less. Still the effects can be seen...

Like the green colouring. Cool stuff, sir!

That's a really cool idea! Now if i can only get the missus to make it...

Hey all, Was out thinning the woods last saturday and cut down a birch with a couple of nice sections for making spoons. This is the first one i finished: This is the first spoon, or scoop if you will, i finished without the use of sandpaper. Tools used: mini hatchet, Enzo Trapper and mora...

Good catch! They're all but impossible to photograph so you must have been well lucky.

What? You seem to have forgotten to build a pole lathe. Get on with it!

It works fine on my android smartphone, but its rubbish on my iPad. IOs doesn't like tapatalk it seems.

I'm going to have to have a go at polelathing, looks excellent!

That axe looks exellent! Lovely tools you've got there mate.

I've been following you're exploits in Sweden silently through various threads and fora. So sad you have to leave that place and such a moving farewell. I have been in a similar situation and sympathise. What are your plans now?

The whole day, from 8o'clock till half past 4, cost us €125,- p.p. That would be something like £80 i'd guestimate. That's including tea, coffee, sarnies and soup. There were four of us, there wasn't any room for more people, since he had two forge fires and four anvills.

Thanks for the compliments! This was my first time smithing and it was easier then i thought it would be. I've learned a lot and i'm thinking of building a bucket-forge to have a go on my own. The style of knive is more usually known as a Viking knife.