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Another vote for the buffalo, a while back I was out in in the cold (-12) and wind on a frozen lake. I was wearing a pair of buffalo special 6 trousers over my normal trousers, on top I wore a thick wool thermal, a tshirt, a buffalo mtn shirt and a pile lined jacket similar to a buffalo over all...

It depends on what I'm doing but my Trangia frying pan and Crusader cup are the usual suspects. I also have a few other items I use like wildo folding cups and bowls, a snow peak titanium cup and some melamine plates and bowls but it depends on what I'm up to.

Im looking forward to seeing what its like and if it will fill the role im hoping it will. I have a light synthetic quilt that I use as extra insulation and as a condensation barrier over my down quilt so im hoping to ditch that quilt and use the swagman and of course it can also be a warm...

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Well, it's in the post on its way but I bought a Helikon-Tex swagman roll to use it as a Light blanket and as some extra insulation over/inside my sleeping bag depending on weather.

I have source sandals, the standard model and they have held up to some abuse so far.

Spoon carving, straight forward and only requires 3 tools if you include a saw. Paracord/string work can be interesting, try making a net or a bag out of it etc.

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Not today but a few weeks ago.

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My mate is a piper and I had a very interesting visit with him where I got an interesting intro to all of his kit including his Kilt. I wonder if tweed would work well for a Great Kilt, of the kilts I've ever handled the material was very dense and heavy, tweed seems like a looser weave to me. I...

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Look in the Savotta range of packs, they are really well thought out and very well made too, I have a couple of smaller packs and they are top notch. Im currently using Fjallraven for my larger packs which are nice and light but not as robust as the Savotta offerings.

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