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Stocking up with some consumables for my Sea Cadet bushcraft courses All the firesteels are from Sonni at Beneath The Stars crafts.

Two from today's bimble

Great to see the pictures. What was the wood you used? Cheers, George

Great shots guys of the bird and the sea. I like how the birds feathers really shine in the light and the dark evening light really gives the coastal pictures a feeling of mood. I went around our village looking for new growth today. Found some early purple orchid leaves popping through...

One from me of Charlie Brookes titled: The Bowyer

Just a daft one taken with some of my fellow Sea Cadet instructors just below Snowdon last weekend.

Taken this morning around my village Willowherb From a dead thistle I think First Snowdrop for me

Cheers Dave Nice find. I like how he uses the double support in the snow and makes it all look so easy. George

Definitely dries a lot faster Ruud. I like to get all the bark off my drill pieces (particularly that fine inner bark) as it can splay out like a skirt as you drill and blast your ember away.

Cheers for the update Dave as it all adds to the story. I have only been told it points its magical finger for the naughty wood spirits to follow you and upset your day :-) As to the spelling I think you will get variations on it dependent upon the area you are in. I have only heard of it...

Hi Paul There is no need to remove the bark in the short term. I like to get rid of it as it will start to peel off eventually if you are using it long term. I have had bits of bark fall into uncovered pots before. Cheers George

You can view the page at http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=649-How-To…-Carve-and-Use-an-Adjustable-Pot-Hanger

Love these last two. First one reminds me of the movie Total Recall and the last one from the original Superman movie

Lovely pictures Andy. I would like to see how you set things up for these shots. Cannot compare with your three but here are three I took while out on a bimble in my woods today. Hung up Pheasant A spider about the size of a 5 pence piece Finally got a good close up of an Ash bud

Playing about with some Kenko lens extensions.

Congratulations Brancho. It is a great picture. Cheers, George

Taken last Monday morning in my garden. A rather frosty looking Cherry bud.

Drip Drip Lovely picture of the coast there Alf but a damp and dark day here in Bramley today.

Took this one yesterday, a little red dead nettle I think. It was a lone flower in a large tract of grass.