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Nice kit, have fun

https://www.worldwildlife.org/stories/the-impact-of-a-cotton-t-shirt https://preview.tinyurl.com/rkcjs48 https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2015/mar/20/cost-cotton-water-challenged-india-world-water-day

Well you think that is light hearted.......................... I think that it is genius!!

It is, however if your village completely runs out of water, as many have, it is time to find a solution.

can take 2,700 litres to produce the cotton needed to make a single t-shirt.

I put a full English breakfast in mine, scambled egg, chopped up sausage and bacon, baked beans (most of the sauce drained away, and a hash brown and mushrooms, make it just before the visit.

That is lovely there, i have camped at that lake, then the next day walk up onto the ridge, walk the ridge then drop down to llyn y fan ffar lake. Camp and then walk out. It is a fantastic ridge walk in snow, at night with a full moon. Thanks for posting, brought back some wonderful memories :)

I like the look of the inline awl.

The tool choice depends a fair amount on the wood, assuming greenwood for now, Mike Abbott's book "Green Woodwork" is the uk bible, Mike works and teaches in the UK. Carving spoons is a great place to start, it can get addictive and there are spoon carving groups around the country, have a look...

What will you be carving? Greenwood or seasoned, around a fire in the woods or indoors

Hi all Can anyone suggest an extra long trouser belt, actually to wear over a woollen guide shirt, possibly webbing. I do not have a big budget sadly. Ta Mark

Also off topic ish, very nice photography.

Thanks all :-)

Love em, quality work.

After some gear fondling in a shop I am hankering for Allox farmer

Sadly we do not have a garage, just have to make the most of what I do have :-(

That is a really interesting video

Ta muchly.

Hi all I am planning to get back into light woodworking (greenwood) often in the woods but I have an old 4ft by 6ft shed that I want to make into a workshop for light crafting, spoons, Kuksa, framesaws and refurbishing axes etc. This means that I have a great excuse to ask for photos of your...