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Thanks John for the awesome sporran!

REMEMBER TO ADJUST FOR MAGNETIC VARIATION - http://www.mcofs.org.uk/ben-nevis-navigation.asp

I hope my best man likes this when its finished..... :)

Nearly Done ! :)

Ha - it took me so long to type this up (Im at work - Shhh dont tell my boss) and you have brought up the points I was making - Sorry ! :lmao::lmao::lmao:

I was doing research just before I bought my Kilt, and I have found that examples of plaid (regarding the type and technique of weaving used to create tartan) have been found on mummies dating back to 1000BC in China and the Russian steppes, and in Salzburg (slightly younger mummy)...

Looks great!

ive seen many videos about spear hunting wild pigs . they seem to build a platform about 6ft aboe the ground, lay food underneath it then at night when the pigs come to eat, they are speared from above. I beleve they tie a rope to the spear so that if it slips from the hand , pork chop is still...

I was one of the road protesters. I spent a good few months at the Pollok park protest, then over a year at the Newbury bypass protest.

Plenty of fuel there, as it sits on forestry commission land. And as I said, I'm from that neck of the woods. I know free range pig farmers, crofters the like, all with a 5 minute drive. I don't want a house that needs attention as I have a young family, and having a home set up, off...

Althought these arent my first knives, they are going to be my first Sgians. Looking forward to it, as they are going to be presents for my best man ect at my wedding ! I would normally do the leatherwork myself, but Im getting hitched at the end of the month!

Some Cherry and Panga-Panga are chosen....... Chose not to use the buffalo horn..... save it for another time

Well look what dropped through my postbox..... 5 of these - and 5 of these - and 4 of these - .......watch this space for updates :)

Ive been drooling on this one for a while... not too far from where Im from originally

Baikal "stealth" .410 - still enough to knock rabbits - blimmin quiet.

They are braw. Loving all your work!

Roll up the tarp around the bottom of the tent.

The best way is to use a small burner - cut a rectangular hole in your outer tarp, and sandwich the hole with 2 slightly larger pices of wood (or aluminium) glue and bolt together - then use a hole saw to make the flue hole. Ive even seen tarps with windows fitted in this way.... but for an...

Slainte mhath !

That looks cracking Bob.