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Canadian Bachelor Hot Chocolate: 1no "Mars" bar in fridge overnight Slice thin with razor blade (or very sharp knife) into a mug Top up with milk (I prefer whole milk) Microwave for 1 to 2 minutes stirring occasionally! Voila! Canadian bachelor hot chocolate!

This is my beast!

Hi Nunz! Thank you very much for the advice!!! Its exactly what I needed! I had already checked my route, packed and re-packed my bag. I was all ready to go until I checked on the trains...no district line tomorrow!!!! The re-route for me is 3 buses and then a train, not with my dog!!!!! I...

Hello Gliderrider, He has certainly helped me, the first few years I was back in this country I searched for places to go and for people to go with or talk to about Bushcraft. Found nowhere and no one, started working in the city, got into the daily grind and working weekends and had all but...

Hello Mesquite! I Know!!!! Can you believe it!! I have learned a long time ago about being mouthy with the cops (still have the scars to remind me!) They left us to it only because of the way I spoke to them, plus another thing I have learned in England is that a Canadian accent goes a LONG...

Very Nice! Thats my kind of bike! Are you sure your pipes are short enough? The Mounty

Hello All! I live in Dagenham, Essex and I'm thinking of going to Epping Forest for the first time for the day, tomorrow or Sunday. Im taking the train and/or bus and travelling with a giant German Shepherd! I think the easiest place for me to travel to is Loughton and enter the Forest from...

Hello Guys, Tinky Pete: well done! cheers! I like these ones, especially the fact they lock your machete in. However...I took my machete out today for the first time, I thought it could replace the axe and maybe even my knife! Wrong! I really dont like using it, maybe I need practice but...

Hello Bushwacker Bob, You are right! After reading your post I decided to try...and then do some You Tube research!!! (as I said before Ive never carried a machete before, just a knife on my belt and axe in my pack) It seems the best way for a right handed person to carry a machete is on his...

Yes the machete and sheath pictured below is the exact one I have, I am looking for this exact sheath the opposite way round i.e. mounted on my right hip sharp side facing behind me. lou1661: it makes perfect sense for the military to "left hip" mount any blade as it is always thier secondary...

Hey Guys, please correct me if I am wrong........? A knife or a machete sheath is exactly like a gun holster...a right handed cowboy draws is gun with his right hand from his right hip, or wears his right handed holster on his left hip backwards and a little forward and cross draws with his...

Yes! Thats the one, exactly! Have any idea's on a right handed sheath? Dances With Helicopters: yes I am right handed and the left cross draw only works with a right handed sheath, otherwise when you draw from the left with your right hand the blade comes out of the sheath sharp side up...

I appreciate the advise but i really like the camo dpm sheath it came with (except its left handed) It is in its own right, a very good quality sheath. (and it matches my backpack!) I'm going to try and contact the manufacturer directly and see if they can custom make one for me, otherwise i...

Hey Guys, I just got my webtex british army machete with sheath in the post today, very good quality but one problem...its a left handed sheath. I called my supplier, who called the manufacturer and was told they only make left handed sheaths! I had a browse on the internet to no avail...

Hello Guys, Thanks for all your welcomes! I have learned the hard way about the lack of open spaces here! It's not that England doesnt have the space, the forests here are beautiful! They are just toooooo controlled! I have however, found a few places where I can camp wild! One in Snowdonia...

Mine has to be the first morning with a T-Bone steak and eggs with a little tobasco on top!

Hello Everyone! Im an old school English born, Canadian raised Woodsman (Bushcrafter), back living in the UK now for the past 14yrs. I have been a woodsman since I was knee high to a grasshopper! I grew up next to a native indian reserve in northern Ontario, Canada and started learning...