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Perhaps your own new thread would get this message more coverage on the forum ;)

Don't the pros seal the ends to stop the wood from drying out too quickly ? I'm sure I've seen that at craft supplies in Derbyshire. You can also buy this sealer.

Well , I must admit the thought has since crossed my mind as those two types of blades are favourites.

Thanks everyone , I like the Hulk Shaver comment :D It'll be going to Comrie with me for a little testing.

I have had permission from Warren to do this. the idea came from this thread ; http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?126577-Bush-tanto-all-done-and-pics-added My take on Warren's design , a Warren Smith Bushcrafting Tanto Friction Folder (WSBTFF). The idea. Transfered...

Excellent photography there , I'm dead jelous of both your trip and the photos. First pic conjures up all sorts of other images in my mind , something primeval about it , if it weren't for the relatively modern cloths that could be a caveman cooking his dinner. So first pic is my favourite ...

That was rather good. Video link didn't want to play for me yesterday :confused:

Ah , yes , er *embarassed* that should've been camping mat not mate....slip of the fingers there sorry 'bout that. Thanks all for the comments making much more sense now and gives me some more options as to what to look for.

Thanks for the replies , it seems that I'll have to give this some serious thought . It just seems sort of odd to me to just kip in a bag straight on the floor. Are you supposed to use a camping mate to take the hardness out of the ground ? is this used in the bag if so ?

Can someone tell me about bivi bags ? I mean what are they made of , can I make it meself ? When kipping in said bivi does that mean you don't need a tent and if so what about head covering ? ground sheet ? If no head covering then if it rains your head gets wet and or head get bitten with...

That shouldn't take too long to do that , hope it's not the rear axle ones though much bigger job. Gazza will be coming aswell mate :D

And there's so much of it to go round , oh you lucky people :D Craig , you going to Comrie mate ?

Thanks for the replies friends , I had never seen anything like those Anenomes before. I was on the hunt for suitable stones/rocks for an water/oil stone. Successful I was :D That archway in the first pic was as far as I got from Cullen (a couple of miles) , I could've gone the coastal walk...

I'd like some , sent you a PM also.

Does anyone know what the little red things are ? Sized about and inch long. Oh , the picture of the gravel is supposed to be showing red sand !

I managed to get a few hours completely to myself last friday so went for a wee walkie on Cullen beach. Here's a few pics of the walk and things I saw. This walk was also about getting at least a little back in shape thinking about the impending walkabout at Comrie very soon.

I've used a flat steel plate as a griddle , it works but find the food sticks . I made it (obviously flat) but once the heat got to it during use it has a bow in the middle , which I personally like. I reckon you should give it a go at home first. Woks used to be made of plain steel years ago...

Paypal sent mate for 3 items discussed.

You have a PM re; hatchet.

I'm working on a sgian dubh. , can't post pics as it's sort of a surprise for the person.