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That would be my guess too--Lubricating the block. Interesting thread too--pity i didnt see it earlier :rolleyes: And is the other answer to question 2.) the Lime tree? Cheers Sam

I've done it too--it worked. But as others have said, it does take rather a long time to polish to the required shine.(It took me about 2 1/2 hours work i think?) It is a great feeling when it works too :) Cheers Sam

That looks absolutly brilliant. I love the handle its very different--A user i hope. Cheers Sam

Oh at the uppermost limit about £150. I like the look of the Aiguille Alpine too although I like plenty of pockets to stash things in. Cheers Sam

Hi guys, I am off on an expedition to Madagascar for a month this summer and have just realised none of my bags are quite big enough for the job. I need a rucksack about 75l, one that i will use when i return back to England. I have been looking at the Karrimor sabre 75- Is it a worthwhile...

indeed you may..... :) i was playing hockey (in goal) and i came out and fell over! :o cheers lits

thanks everbody :You_Rock_ cheers lits

Hi people, I have recently beome the possessor of a broken arm :o . Soo to pass the time until it is fixed i would like to do something bushcrafty using only using 1 hand :rolleyes: The only trouble is i cant think of anything involving only 1 hand :confused: help please! cheers, Sam :)

For me i found that just sitting ouside after the dark helps, I got used to night noises and sights. I even managed to spot a couple of badgers :D . Then from there try walking back home from where ever you are. Walk somewhere familiar during the day then try to do it at night after you know...

i dont really know but this is fairly bushcrafty http://www.cornish-tipi-holidays.co.uk/ you could ask to use their land for a little bit :) cheers sam

15 now :o

Condolences to Ray and family.

Guilty of that!! :o the moss can also be used for field dressings and the like

yes it is spagnum moss! you have to wring it out first (like a sponge). Normally i try to dry it aswell by rubbing it or tucking it in my shirt. its quite flamable !

very nice...whats cooking??