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I take it a revolving chair, a head torch, and a shotgun are out of the question? :D

I wear a paracord bracelet as a matter of course. last year I was on holiday in Egypt, and went on a boat trip to dive the SS Thistlegorm (One of the best dives in the world, first dived by Jacques Cousteau) The dive company, who sent my gear to the boat (mostly rented, I had my own reg...

You'll have a great time, Patrick runs fantastic courses, and is a great bloke as well.

I think the problem is that the axe sells for around £20 and the stove for around £5.

A link would help. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfEg1Aooi4Q Is it this one? I don't know the tune, but personally I'd learn it by listening to it and trying to play it. In fact I probably will, it'll be a nice addition to my repertoire.

Why not carve yourself a netting needle and keep it on that?

I like the Titan fishing smocks. Very hard wearing. that's mine. http://www.titanproducts.co.uk/titan--ultra--titantex-hooded-cotton-fishing-smocks-from-2299-153-p.asp

I have the one with the fabric strap, it's great.

It's a tricky one, I'd love to go to; 1. Borneo/Sumatra and see Orang-outangs in the wild while I still can. 2. New Zealand, My wife has been and loved it, I'd love to travel around and just chill there for a while. 3. Peru, to see Machu Picchu. I've been to quite a few places already, I've...

When I worked offshore, I used to work 12hr night shifts for six weeks non stop (no days off) I'd get back to the uk and sleep for the first three days....

I've been trying not to buy a USB microscope, you're not helping! :D Nice job, very interesting.

Also, the wind is caused by trees sneezing....

Ask my parents in about 3 weeks time.... :D

Park Ranger Tiler ( wall and floor ) Floorlayer / carpet fitter Outdoor Instructor Teacher / Outdoor Instructor Joiner Unemployed Surveyor Clerical (for local authority) Retail for almost two decades, Nursing for two decades (best job in the world and I mean that). Aerospace engineer Outdoor...

That guy has a seriously steady hand.

Silva type 4. You can't go wrong with one of them. Nice long base plate, magnifier, roamer scales, accurate.

The back of the saw throws fantastic sparks.

I use one of the Chinese clone stove from ebay. It burns liquid fuel and takes gas cartridges. It means I can choose which fuel I want to use depending on where I'm going and how long I'm I'm going for. It's been nice and reliable so far.

I think mine is in my storage locker. I ren waxed the head and oiled the helve after the last time I used it so it should be ok. It's (probably) with the rest of my sharps.

I have to be honest, If I had to pick one of my multi tools and only one to travel around the world with, I'd pick the swisschamp. Granted the Leatherman will out plier the SAK, but the SAK has so many other useful things on it. Most of which I've used at one point or another.