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Hi folks, You may remember in an earlier thread I was wondering about which liquid fuels were popular with our stoves. I just cannot get on with the smell from them. I put unleaded petrol in my msr dragonfly tonight and the smell is not impressive. So i've decided to get a cannister gas...

Is there much of a smell with the petrol, Stew? Oh, where would you go to get some Coleman White Gas as a little trial? Mark

Hi folks, I've got an MSR Dragonfly. Up until this week it was never used :o but now that the ice is broken, I've took a real shine to it. Anyway, I put some Kerosene in it and the flame worked fine but I don't fancy the smell. So what do you use in your multi-fuel stoves? Mark

Cheers, my friend :D Mark

I know that eggs can go off quickly, but as I said above we're not out on a long winded affair - just out for the day and a bit of craic where they're safe for all the time we're going to be away. Here's another mix I make up a lot , even at home - no laughing allowed :rolleyes: Crushed...

Bannock is indeed nice. I like eggs myself - usually scrambed to the (very difficult to achieve properly) stage of really badly burnt - and then with lots of pepper :D Mark

Hi folks, This is always changing so it's always good to get any up to date ideas from you all. What do you like to take to cook when you're out for the day? No long term survival details or fancy meals here please - just a simple warm meal! Any ideas or personal fancies are most welcome...

This has to be one of the longest winded sales threads i've been involved in, so in keeping with that style - what about my traditional wee Nordic scandi knives too. Here they are pictured below (top right bunch on the shelf) I might as well show them off, too :lmao: Now, we're off for a...

The knife is yours, CM Burns. You'll have a pm from me in a tick. Cheers fellas, Mark

I'm not sure yet. Hang loose until Xunil lets me know. If he doesn't want the knife then she's yours with a big thanks from me :) Mark

Here's a couple of photos I took just now, sir. Hope they let the fox see the rabbits :rolleyes: Mark

Indeed it is, Red. I'm nearly obsessive about caring for personal articles such as knives and fishing reels. My knives are dried and ren waxed after every outing and put on the shelf where you see them and the sheaths are cleaned and labelled so that I can reach for the one needed without a...

Fantastic blade on the Ritter, Lawrence, but I think that the handle could have been a bit thicker as it tends to break away from your hand easily when slicing and that's a pet hate of mine. If it wasn't for that great deep blade I'd nearly move it on ;) Mark

PayPal is fine with me, Longstrider. You'll have a pm in a tick. Mark

Hello folks, In my efforts to thin down the numbers, here are five for sale. 1. Sold Puma White Hunter. 10½”overall length. 6" blade with 2½” sharpened section on top edge and 1" serrated section on bottom edge of blade. This knife is in mint condition. £70 2. Sold Cold Steel Sisu...

Alan Wood bushcrafter blade with Rapidboy (Lawrence Dugan) woodwork and leatherwork. An Alan Wood handmade bushcrafter blade. As it was supplied as a blank, it’s not stamped by Alan. The blade is O1 tool steel set at a hardness of Rockwell C59. It has a tapered tang for balance, shallow...

Same to yourself, Lawrence. Now don't go getting too drunk on the big night :rolleyes: Mark

Hi Lawrence, That's a Gene Ingram #34 drop point in s30v with spalted maple scales. Mark

Thank you very much, John. This trio is now sold, folks :red: Mark

Hi folks. I was going to do a modification on these but reckon it would make more sense to sell or trade them. I have three up for grabs so here's an end of year offer. All three are now sold. 1. A Fox River. Thuja burl mosaic pins - boxed new. £45. 2. A Northstar. Amboyna burl mosaic pins -...