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Those pink flowers are currents. In case you wanted to know :P

Least you got a decent sunset after the rain. I'm voting for us finding somewhere like that... We just need some working hobo's, and hammocks I suppose... Where do you get your material from?

Since I'm recent here, I'm a new comer to this thread. I think it is a good idea. I'm starting this now. But I'm sad I forgot to take a photo of today, as my parents visited. Still... I'll remember in the future hopefully.

hand to band

Fun story. I thought you'd appreciate to know that we have a system... if we discover a new post here by you we call out hammocks and on hearing the call, proceed as fast as possible to the thread to read more of your adventures!

I want to sharpen my SAK. I'm guessing the methods you give here will be suitable? I have a question though, how do I know what angle to do the sharpening at, since the blade is not the same shape as the one used in the first post for demonstration. This links to our thread about starting...

The awl certainly made holes in tin cans! following No Idea's You Tube link, you both look right with the sharp thing, makes holes, but with a hole it in, It also looks like a thread could be used to sew things up. Still, It's been around the Welsh, and Shropshire hills with me, and is still...

I forgot to mention the grill, we've got that bit in too, made out of the bottom of some other cider cans. In our garden there are only so many dead sticks on the tree :D I might see what we can do about extracting a table to use them on in future though :) Thanks for the tips. p.s. I thought...

The pictures are in this thread http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69320&p=840176#post840176 Feel free to offer advice, and i'll try to keep it up to date with our attempts. :)

Inspired rather by No Idea, I just tried out my first baby Hobo stove. I made the first row of holes at the bottom to let the air in, I used that implement on my penknife. Not entirely sure what it's meant for, but it worked. The tin with a window made for feeding the fire. I used a...

I'm hulahoop, and probably just about as loopy. Berk introduced me to No Idea's "I like Hammock" thread. and has got me a bit hooked. I've just finished breaking fingernails, and putting holes in my desk making a hobo stove out of a tomato tin, and a cider can, with my penknife... until...