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I run the same system with my "good" watches, both of which I was given. It doesn't really save any hassle since I have to adjust the date on both after a month of fewer than 31 days.

That was my thought. Dave Canterbury demonstrated rag impregnated with black powder as a fire starter. No idea what wild fire actually is though.

I prefer taking a better jack than the scissor jack usually provided. The only "on the fly" repair I've done on my current vehicle was hitching up a middle section of exhaust with some wire when it rusted through and started dragging on the ground. I always carry a socket set and ammo box full...

Thai karaoke is used by recycling plants to break up the glass!

Yoko Ono tribute act then!

Sounds like you're a natural bass player, Paul!

Well I think we've hit upon the perfect way to get people to pack up and leave :-)

Only in my garden so far. I like twiddling about making up ditties. What I will say is that the merlin goes out of tune at the drop of a hat as the weather changes. I suspect it would be better if the wood was sealed but it's not a big deal really.

I've started learning to play a Seagull merlin but have yet to terrorise any wildlife with it. Other than the seagull and merlin.

As worn by Sam Neil in Hunt for the Wilderpeople! Those Ranger Shirts are an excellent price.

Very respectable here in Kent

Call me a coward but I quite like steaming bread this way to avoid any possible burning. Of course it ends up strangely crustless but slices can be toasted (and potentially burnt ;)) to restore some semblance of normality.

Isn't the usual way to go on a very long walk and drop them in a volcano?

Some tit fell down my chimney yesterday. I gave it a wash off because its eyes were gunked up with soot.

Lead acid batteries are only supposed to be drained 30% or so, more for a deep cycle leisure battery. So a 100Ah battery might only give you 30Ah of useable juice. Lithium batteries are better, ~90% for LiFePo IIRC. It's worth bearing this in mind to avoid disappointment and ruining batteries by...

The Bushcraft Store has some heavily discounted clothing. I haven't seen the Swanndri smock for anything like as cheap anywhere else. https://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/clothing-816-c.asp

Am I the only one? People look at me like I just shat in their coffee when I reveal this radical opinion.

I've had (=eventually broken) several stainless steel spades over the years. I recall the last one had a similar fracture to the OP's. Evidently there had been an invisible crack for some time which had corroded. Bear in mind that polished steel will not rust as readily as rough/grainy steel...

It's probably absorbed moisture, like you say. What I do with mine is soak the end of the haft in linseed oil to replace the water with something that won't evaporate.