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Spring loaded mechanism for candles, but guess for more of a candle stick type thing.
https://charlesfarris.co.uk/productdisplay/spring-loaded-mechanism-6-x-1-38-candles
And £88!
The Housing First policy of Finland has been pretty successful, and managed to reduce homelessness, I believe it's the only country to have.
Basically ignore the persons other issues, and just get them a home and then provide support for whatever they need.
Beginning of the lockdown, there...
Appear to be unscathed here.
This photo from Reuters with the caption "Fallen barriers in Penarth, Wales" is odd, unless someone is getting paid per photo.
I remember the 82 snow storm, 2 days of constant snow, woke up one morning and the snow drift against the house was above the backdoor.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-42615172
The blaze orange Stanley looks good.
https://uk.stanley1913.com/products/classic-easy-fill-wide-mouth-flask-8-oz-sportsman-blaze-orange?variant=41204269220030
Have a cast iron Cruset frying pan, 40+ years old. Just use hot water & brush and it remains good and non stick.
But can definitely tell when someone has used washing up liquid on it, when cooking something like pancakes. But for a fry up wouldn't notice.
Only have LMF here to.
There is a StrikeFire brand, which is apparently British I've seen people use which is cheaper. Also source their ferrocerium in Europe.
Though that link on the packaging seems dead now, but they are still sold.
If after an inexpensive wool hoodie, Petros Gear have a sale on.
https://petrosgear.com/collections/wool-products
Based in Ukraine, and plenty of satisfied customers on reddit r/campinggear.
Another thing is banning features obviously isn't going to work, as all it does is put pressure on making knives without them, and they'll end up even cheaper.
"From then it will be illegal to own a knife with a sharpened blade longer than 8in (20cm), if it also has other features, including...
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