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I went out about 01.00 for an hour or so and saw some spectacular ones. Colours, trails, fast, slow

I used a generic Chinese one that’s been fine for badgers, mice in the lift etc, think it was around £55. My mum has a Spypoint that’s pretty good. FWIW, Spypoint have built in GPS trackers so you can find your camera and the person who nicked it.

Although it was April last year, I need to check that you've seen Tombstone now? I can't stand westerns on the whole, but Tombstone is a masterpiece.

Summer branch drop on a majestic old Beech. This is the two large lower limbs both snapped out. And definitely would not have been a good place to pitch up for the night. And here a pic of the leaves on a nearby tree, which shouldn't be browning off and falling yet.

The M4 is a very decent knife, perhaps a little on the larger and heavier size for the smaller jobs with it's 4mm thickness. I got mine convexed by our man here, Longstrider. And then convexed again a bit higher by Trashcanman. It's a demon now.

The Safari is a lovely thing, I had one for a few years but I sold it. I felt the 2.5" blade was perfect for game prep but not long enough to make is a general purpose knife.

Hi, well there’s a familiar username :)

The seed has been sown ;) There's something nice about pulling out a quality blade when the ingredients for the evening meal come out at camp.

That’s a great reminder to get the Sno-Seal on my boots. :thumbsup:

It’s lovely. Kingley Vale down the road, Petworth Park on my doorstep. And a lovely ancient spring.

They’re good things indeed. Unfortunately I lent my XL to a friend in Suffolk so I only have the regular one. She’s tiny too, didn’t look at the stuffsack before donating it. The Helikon Swagman poncho has been blanket of choice in the heat. Bought today, a few pairs of eclipse glasses for...

The B41 is a nice thing too. If you were to want a kydex rig, I can probably find out who did Beachlovers one. It was an eBay guy, turned out well.

This is the very first knife I've ever seen with ash handles, and it's obvious from the pic one of the reasons is the softness and tubules. It's used for pickaxe, axe, adze handles because it's elastic and springy, never seen it on a knife.

3.5" flat ground, great steel. Micarta and G10 available too. May be over budget. https://www.knivesandtools.co.uk/search?q=Lionsteel+b35 Someone on another forum has one and had a kydex sheath made for his. Kubey ticks some the boxes, perhaps not so much for carving...

I think it's a little overpriced, and I don't think Ash is a good handle material. Ok, it's good to see some of the wood being used as there's so much about that's just going to be burned as logs, but look how the abrasives have scrapped out the grain. This looks awful IMO.

I kept 2 for a while, then sold the black G10. Then decided to sell the sculpted brown G10 for some bizarre reason, doh! It has a good home, Gra has it and I know he uses it a lot more than I did. I have one of Mikes little fixed blades. He made 4 from leftover scraps of RWL34 and sold them at...

Gosh, you’ve had a busy morning already :D

Couple of Tek Lok type things for a planned kydex sheath for my Lionsteel. And a kite, because I had fun flying a friends one while camping over the weekend. Good way to get a slightly sunburned face too :D

I had 4 at one time, not all mine but a lovely collection. The M4 is the closest I could find as a replacement, and though it's not quite the Goldilocks that the Rasul is, it's not far off. The B35 is worth a look too for something a little more dainty. I asked Molletta if there would ever be...