Whose Camp? part 2

[Stuart]

Following on from this thread: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=57905

(I'm posting the second part separately to avoid the potential for confusion)

Same as the last round, two photographs of a respected author on the subject of wilderness living skills, but who is it?

(Note, these two photos were taken many years apart)

 

[Northsky]

I reckon it could be Mors Kochanski.

 

[Matt Weir]

Definitely Mors )

 

[drewdunnrespect]

mors i thought that at first but then thought dont be stupid wont be that easy so didnt post but maybe your right

 

[jdlenton]

I though Richard Graves at first but i think after a little search its Mors

thinking about it that pot crane is a bit of a give away too

 

[Wayland]

That's got to be Mors.

 

[pwb]

The first looks like Mors but to me the second pic looks more like Lofty Wiseman .

 

[JonathanD]

Got to be Mors surely. Lofty would have been much bigger built at that age, and I can't see him wearing a civvie beret.

 

[steve a]

I'd go with Mors, the nose is a clue I think

 

[drewdunnrespect]

steve A thats why i went with mors but then thought that would be to easy

 

[bushwacker bob]

Ray Mears and Bear Grylls when they were cubs?

so I dont know why you got that Canuk in the picture.

 

[Stew]

The nose is the giveaway.

It's got to be Mors!

 

[sam_acw]

That's surel Mors. I'd be intersted to know where you came across these pictures.

 

[Stuart]

Ah, obviously too easy that one! I was hoping to throw people by posting a photo of a young Mors and another without the iconic beard; but the nose and enormous hands give it away.

The first photo I don’t have an exact date for but I believe it’s from the early 1960's

The second photograph was taken at Burl Rock Camp in the spring of 1971 by Tom Roycroft (of pack and snowshoe fame)

I'd be interested to know where you came across these pictures.

I made copies from Mors photo album.

Here are some more from the collection:

 

[British Red]

Does it help that the rifle in the top set of pictures is a Lee Enfield No.5 (Jungle Carbine)?

No?

Aaaah well

 

[Chris the Cat]

It was the beret in the second pic that first gave it away for me!
Great shots!
Cheers.
Chris.