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I know there's a tradition that kuksas aren't used for milk, but does that apply to drinks with milk in them too? Is there any reason not to use one for tea, coffee or hot chocolate (with milk)? (Sorry if this isn't the right spot for this question - I thought those that make them would know...

Er...thread title says it all really. It's this thing I'm talking about: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wacky-Practicals-Collapsable-Kettle-Green/dp/B006A7JF3A/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_10 I'd be looking to use it on a meths stove or hexy. What do you think?

The title says it all really. Lost my trusty firesteel and not sure of the make :dunno: As I don't understand the technicalities of the composition of firesteels/ferro rods, can anyone enlighten me on what makes a good or bad one please? Any recommendations or avoidance advice? Cheers.

I'm no photographer myself, but when I spotted these I thought some of you may enjoy them. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1363789/The-cloud-chaser-Amateur-weatherman-follows-sun-compass-snap-stunning-pictures.html

Just watched this programme on the BBC iPlayer. As well as being a generally interesting show, there was a short 'bushcrafty' segment that might be of specific interest to the forum users. The presenter spent 24 hours on the island of Coll with a flint knapper/experimental archaeologist...

Just thought you may enjoy the stunning images in this link...

I'm looking for ideas for a foldable mat for keeping the bum dry and comfy when out and about. This is not for prolonged sitting, like an evening round a campfire or anything. I just need to take something to perch on whilst making a brew or making a quick sketch when out for a bimble for...

I've only just noticed that BBC4 are running a season called "Call of the Wild", focussing primarily on Britain's love of the great outdoors. There are progs about cycling, walking, bird-watching, camping etc. - factual, historical and dramas. I know it's not specifically bushcrafty, but...

I have in mind to try some simple leather-work with the leather from an old jacket I bought in Morocco when I was 16. I've only worn it a couple of times and think I only got it it because the leather is so buttery soft - it's antelope apparently. It's currently a light taupe colour which...

Rummaging through various threads I've spotted a few teddy bears involved in outdoor pursuits. I've also seen a few when out about, accompanying walkers, backpackers and so on - little heads and floppy bunny ears poking out of rucksacks and pockets. It seems mostly to be those that go...