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I didn’t know he was banned. He was funny.

Yup. I’m JonathanD and have a bushcraft knife problem. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Hello Mark. Good to see you back and posting.

Well, depends on who posted it :lmao: Remember Rik who used to cuss anyone out ad infinitum if they referred to the Swiss army burner as a Trangia. He ripped me several new ones for constantly doing that. Which made me maybe accidently do it a lot more? Along with everyone else.

Cheese…. smoking your own too. This could end badly if the Pops sees it. That’s something she’s never considered :slap:

You need a she-wee and a 58 pattern water bottle Mary. Then you don’t have to get up and you end up with another hot water bottle :goodluck:

I hate the cold. Especially the cloying damp cold of British winters. I’ve spent some time just below the arctic circle and although it’s far colder, it’s a cold that I can deal with moreso than here. I love heat, hot humid or hot arid heat. I love the heat of the rainforest and arid African...

Interesting. If a company with in demand products like that is struggling against the tide, then it’s not looking good at all. At least RWL-34 and Damasteel are going strong. I hope.

Still, after 17+ years…

Well we are the voices of reason-ish. Every one knows :approve:

It’s smooth finished leather on both sides. No rough out.

Well there you go. You heard it from me first.

Yeah, it’s from Woodlore. They supply it with their own stone now.

Go full on Indy with a WW2 gas mask bag. Been using them for years and they’re perfect for the day. Used mine today. Water bottle, food, binos and other bits and pieces. Including a sit mat.

It’s quite a well managed wood, so hopefully they’ll leave it for habitat.

Make that three.

I’ll test it another three times tonight just to make sure. Wouldn’t want it to fail in camp.

Been testing the bottle opener. And that works great.

It’s really sad. I can’t believe the first wood on the slope got away with it. It really gets the full force of storms. The second wood with the most damage is quite sheltered. And the trees down there were big. Some really massive oaks lost their lower limbs which took out the trees next to...

Decided to take the plunge and check out the tree damage in my favourite woods by our house. It’s on a ridge and gets really windswept usually, but luckily there was only a couple of small birch and a few oak branches down as far as I could tell. So I went into the next woodland which is much...