Recent content by TLM

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    Mosquitos

    Ah ,I remember about 57 years ago at a large boggy are in Lapland the small devils hatched at night between 16 and 17 of June, we were walking there through the night and experienced the birth of "Räkkä" first hand.
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    Cats

    Hmmm ... The World Wide Cat Distributing System has not answered yet?
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    Knives you have had over your life - the good, bad or ugly?

    I have no knives I am totally happy with and some that I don't like at all, the broken ones. I have several that I use regularly without too much trouble. Like most tools.
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    WHAT DID YOU MAKE TODAY?

    That is a serious temptation ... :D
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    Alone TV Show - New Nessmuk trio?

    While I do recognize that not very much progress has happened in outdoors tool field I still think that we might have invented something new and hopefully better in the last 150 years. Small folding saw is one thing that did not exist, as far as I can recall, in Nesmuk's time, in some cases it...
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    Wild fires - Survival Skills.

    Some 25 years ago here local councils started to give every building used for living an address. So by now practically every house has a unique address: county, road, number/letter. Houses with no road access can be identified by ground lot number or WGS84 coordinates. All in all the system...
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    National Risk Register/National Resilience Update - Nothing new to us.

    THAT is exactly what THEY would say to confuse you! With statements like that it is VERY easy to slide to the paranoid side. :) :cool::p
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    The Elusive “One Knife” for Bushcraft…?

    Yep, there are some engineering truths that do not care about opinions. :thumbsup:
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    Wild fires - Survival Skills.

    "If in trouble or doubt run around in circles scream and shout."
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    Responsible behaviour as the world changes.

    While safe fires can be had in many places it requires some thought and depending a bit luck also, sparks do fly. So I very much agree that prohibiting fires outright is best. A gas burner is pretty safe though.
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    Responsible behaviour as the world changes.

    Is smoking allowed?
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    What fuel do you use?

    That question is easy to answer: what ever I happen to have at the moment. Trangia mostly and if in northern Misty Isles conditions even isopropanol burns decently though it does produce soot. When trekking especially in the north I usually have a gas backup and I still have somewhere hexamine...
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    National Risk Register/National Resilience Update - Nothing new to us.

    True but not always for the better. I am an aerospace structural and materials engineer by education and a lot of other things by experience. Some years ago I participated in a project with lots of computer FEM simulations. The young guys who did the models - certainly better than I could -...
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    New Mora Farnas

    There is nothing that prevents it physically from happening. Sooner or later it is going to happen with enough tries. I am trying to think how to say this without giving a wrong impression. I am not sure ... It is a question of handling the knife in a certain way and with certain grips when...