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https://todcutler.com/collections/bushcraft-knives Tod Cutler, who has a great youtibe channel, and makes medieval weapons has started doing bushcraft knives as well...

I got loads a while back, then they didnt have them for months managed to find little sachets of honey to in B&M the jam is pure sugar, so lasts for years past its use by date....

Nice! bookmarked, but sold out online....

Nice I havent been to an ikea since before covid Its amazing how much bushy stuff they have....

when we make bread its about a teaspoon of sugar with the yeast to get it started whethr its 8oz or 1lb of flour sometimes a teaspoon of treacle for flavour depending on the recipe. teaspoon salt for flavour i agree But why add sugar for flavouring, doesnt make sense unless your making scones...

The Shabbard! But why doesnt he simply put quiver on back and sword at side, or perhaps not have such a long sword. Having a Long bow and a long sword is a bit too much in my opinion

I wondered this a few weeks back, he did a recent video on one of his messers that I thought looked very practical. almost cutlass like. I remember someone saying at battle agincourt falchions were used by archers to sharpen their defensive stakes, but for killing french knights they bludgeoned...

I found these as well in my research, quite agree with combat advantages of the axe, I used to use one in saxon reenactment and it was very versatile. Axe and knife against sword and shield is a bit uneven match, but i think a lot of tomahawk/knife fighting was against people with...

He did in some of the otehr books like silmarillion, tehers were the middle earth forum get a lot of info from.

That sounds interesting i quite like lidl/aldi 30p 100g bar dark chocolate at the moment but things like cadburies cream eggs, or even theire normall chocloate taste weird now/

With halloween approaching, keep an eye out on tesco especially as they have lots of small packets reduced just afterwards. I got several bags of mini skittles, worked out 5p a bag, lasted years.

Exactly, I generally only eat Lidl or Aldi chocolate , or german/belgian in general. A lot of the mainstream UK choclate now tastes awfull, i think its the aerican owners want to make it more in keepig with american recipes. Bit like american cookie recipes. I think id starve if I went to...

Good call, I might have to try one....

I just had to look that up as it sounded appetizing, untill I saw it was Hersheys and american, ive been bitten too often by things pretending to be chocolate, especially american or polish "chocolate"

theyve also stopped doing their savers toffees, they were so cheap, fond out today, they keep stopping product lines

We get a lot of spices etc as you say from Wai Yee Hong in Bristol, not bad prices They ( and otehr oriental supermarkets) often carry skyflakes, which are great crackers, plain and unsalted and great bread substitute, great with peanut butter and chocolate spread. perfect for DIY MRE. With not...

Some of the PDF articles are very detailed, some of the gear carrying ideas, no so sure about, but things like cloak styles etc is interesting,

Thanks for that Just had a leuku, in northern plains with just small pole making and delimbing, a machete type knife makes sense the tomahawk is really just a multi purpose axe that is smaller for portablity but with long handle that slips handle in from the to so it can be dismantled with...

Just to go back to original point What are peoples thought son using a machete as as backup weapon for a ranger type. Would a Tomahawk be better Northern arboreal/europe environment with a Bow as a primary weapon. And wanting to travel light. So really boils down to would a long thin bladed...

Ive had a lt of clients say they had a better christmas last year because of lockdown they saved money with travel expenses and all the stress of seeing felatives they didnt want to see, and a lot of people didnt exchange gifts, again saving money....