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Cheers guys :) This is one of the first ones i made.... [/IMG] The fruit's made from babybell cheese wax ;)

With Christmas fast approaching I thought I'd make a "cattail doll" angel for the tree.... [/IMG] I used Reed Mace (Typha Latifolia) leaves to make the doll and Common Reed (Phragmites australis) seed heads for the wings.

There has been a lot of reference to Mors and his book "Northern Bushcraft" in this thread. Mors has produced a series of booklets subsequent to Northern Bushcraft, during the last ten years. One of those is "The Two Kilogram Survival Kit Field manual" and I thought people might be interested...

I've had a good luck for your spoon Jason, but couldn't find it :( Maybe that'll be a project for you at the weekend ;)

:o Ooooops....correction added.

This is a butterfly http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showpost.php?p=229449&postcount=1 and this is a moth Moth :p

Here's a list of what I have used in no particular order..... Inner stem of Stinging Nettle (Ooooops.....that should read outer stem) :o Blunt flowered Rush leaves Grass stems and leaves Bindweed Inner bark of Lime Inner bark of Willow Reed Mace leaves Outer stem of Rhubarb (you get...

The forum certainly does seem to be dominated by kit chatter these days. A knife for me is just a tool used to achieve a required result, be it a shelter or tooth pick. I still carry more kit than I need :rolleyes: , but rarely carry kit i don't use. Whenever I'm out now, whether...

Nicely put Fire Starter :You_Rock_ Let's hope it's a popular thread :)

Sounds a bit like Wood Blewit to me Wood Blewit

I have just phoned John lord and he is going to email you ;)

No sign of your spoon though :o

Just found it in the parachute bag :confused:

I too will be in Northern Sweden at the end of January, at Jokkmokk :) In Canada in February this year (where temperatures were as low as -40) I used a cheap digital camera which runs on AA batteries. Batteries will discharge very quickly in the extreme cold, so I kept both the camera and...

Leon my handle is not simetrical.......just work with the shape of the materials you've used. That's part of what makes it special. Think about what you do or don't like about your clipper handle. Incorporate the bits you do like and think how you can change the bits you don't.

Nice one mate :lmao:

It's not the hat that make'th the man Jason :p

Yep. It's large enough for a bough bed and with a silver survival blanket in the top and a piece of polythene over the front, it should perform like Mors' "Super shelter"

Congrat's on your 300th post :headbang:

[/IMG] I shall say no mor.....s! :D