Recent content by Erro Telcontar

I generally ration myself to two of those bottles per day, broadly speaking. That's usually enough to keep me hydrated during moderate exercise, cooking dinner, washing up/ myself and putting the fire out in the morning. You might consider looking into alternative water sources. Is there there...

hello and welcome!

I'll take two please mate, pm incoming

welcome fellow sheffielder

Hi Peeps, Has anyone got a Boreal knife from Hackett of Sherwood? what do you think to it if so? if you fancy sticking a picture up of it I'd love to see a few? I'm about 15 minutes away from convincing myself to buy one and i thought i'd see what others thought first. Cheers

I always love your posts hamish, my crusader pouch is still going strong! and I'm well chuffed you're making a living at it mate. good on you!

nice work matey, love the quiver!

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Thanks mate, Its a bernie garland woodlore clone

Hey folks, I'm looking for a leather knife sheath to be wrapped with paracord and carried around the neck and shoulder, just like the ones popularized by Ray Mears. I'm up for a discussion over swaps if you have anything you're looking for in exchange? I may be able to buy it from you, but...

my oh my, add me to the mailing list with wayland! I'd buy one for sure

I'd be buying it wet i think. it comes in 12.5kg bags so i was thinking around 20 bags

cheers fellas. i think we're looking at making the whole dome out of clay and cob, but about the same size as the one in your photo johnC.

hi folks, has anyone made a cob (clay) bread oven before? i'm trying to work out how much clay in kg i'll need. i know each one is different and unique but a ball park figure would be very useful. thanks in advance Erro

I've found a hazel drill with an alder or lime hearth to be the easiest to learn with, both making and using.