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It is nice to see that someone took some video of the camp around lighting up time. I always think that is the best time to see it really. Link Here.

Mine are available here: Steamtent Co-operative at the Bushmoot. Let me know if you want any of them and I'll send you clean copies.

All settled in…

You will be missed Colin.

Steve and I are all packed ready for next week and it’s fair to say that we will be bringing a few more lanterns with us this year. We have also acquired a larger tarp for the fire rig and hope to have that up if we can sort out the rigging. Just like last year, we hope that this will provide...

We have some very interesting tubular lanterns now. Hot Blast and Cold Blast, American, French, German, Chinese, Czech and even a few British lanterns. ( And Steve has just added a Polish one and I've picked up a Canadian one too. )

Aye, but some interesting ones...

Steve and I will be heading up the Steamtent corner with a few other members again. Hoping to have a larger sheltered area around the fire rig this year and even more lanterns. We'll be running a couple of simple workshops too but mostly just chilling out with fellow craft workers of all...

Thanks for that but I have what I need now.

Great event again and much easier for us Northerners to get to. Thanks to you and the team for your hard work.

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On a less formal basis, there are usually crafty things happening around the Steam Tent corner. We think of them as “Craft Jams” where people just sit and work on whatever they are up to or into, in a generally creative social group. I have a few jobs I will be working on, I think Aaron will...

Some parts of the site are better than others. It’s time to see who knows the old school tricks of choosing a good pitch…

I did light in the 80s / 90s and early 00s, although re-enactment started pointing me in a different direction. These days I just prefer a bit more comfort and a lot more toys.

Van is packed now all but the food. That is going to have to sit on the passenger seat, I’m not going lightweight this time…

Not a bad idea.

I will be doing the Kolrosing workshop again which has proved popular before and also some basic traditional rope work. Although I’m no expert on rope work, I can show people a short splice, back splice and a loop splice which are all very useful to know when working with traditional three...