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I have found that an open fire/embers was the way to go, I got a much better season on the fire than I ever did in an oven. Louis

A Saturday evening bump!

Now that is impressive! It’s always the twisted grain that makes me put it a pile for later!

Alan Wood Mybush. I have had this from new since Oct 21, I always seem to grab another blade so this should be in the hands of someone who will give it the use it deserves. Blade is O1 handle is stabilised Sycamore with some lovely chatoyancy with black liners. I am looking for £280 delivered...

The river cottage recipe for pickled nasturtium seed “capers” is a very very good substitute and easy to grow.

I have been looking at these for a while, out of curiosity, what size binos do you use as I was looking for the same reason. Cheers Louis

One last bump.

Bushlite Candle Lantern the Aluminium model, comes with the bag, Spare candle holder, spare glass and the brass mosquito clip. £40 delivered to the UK Any questions please ask. Cheers Louis Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you have no wood burner and are thinking of others use, ask them how they are going to deal with the free fuel?

Tony, I know what you mean, the UK winter conditions, especially in the lowland areas mean you will most likely have a hard time staying dry, and to make it worse staying dry in a static position usually means you end up wet if the activity level increases. I either do the same as @John Fenna...

I have a 400 as well as a few other 200 bits, fab bits of kit, not ideal as an outer layer as they snag easily but great.

I have been using an ALICE pack with a plastic frame or a Mystery Ranch Mountain Ruck, did the coast to coast last year with the mountain ruck, I guess the load was 20+kg, comfortable and no problems. there is more than one way to wear a waist belt! Louis

Stainless steel Honey stove, £35.00 including delivery to the UK Payment via PayPal please. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Been wearing a new Redkettle ventile jacket since the weekend, seems to be a very well designed and well made bit of kit. They have a stock clearance on at the moment too. Redkettle Cheers Louis

Not today, but been lacking WiFi, popped into the Swazi store in Levin to “browse” Already well used in the blowy wet Kiwi weather that is lingering on into spring. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No option on the website for UK shipping.

Depends on what you want I guess, I could be wrong but to my mind a billy is a pot made of metal (any type) that has a handle that can be suspended over a fire to heat it. But other peoples definitions may differ.

Also there is a pressed ridge in the base, I thought it would be tricky to clean or cause any food to stick/burn. I have stuck with my original all over the world, currently having a breakfast brew in it while in NZ. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have not got a mk2 to hand at the moment, but from memory, considerably lighter, and a bit larger in volume. Louis

Why would I try to break my only knife? What ways have you broken a Mora Companion in the woods that have net been designed to make the blade fail, prove a point or have been user error? Any pictures or primary evidence would be appreciated.