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I have used Mick Wardell through Ebay and had excellent service, it's well worth buying a few to reduce postage cost's because once you have finished a knife you'll be looking to start the next one......

The set is indeed a riggers outfit. I had one exactly the same, as issued to all seamen in the Royal Navy. They issue a different set of knives these days with red plastic handles but these are still used if they can be found. From left to right they are commonly called, sidecutters, marlin...

There is a field full of these next to my house and I have always found them to be quite placid, until a young un decided to chase me out of "his" field. You can't argue with those horns and I had to leg it (up hill) and bail out over the fence.......not very dignified.

Go on.......we want names?????

I'm an open canoe paddler and think they go hand in hand, nothing better than finding a great place on the river and getting a brew going......

I have been paddling a bomb proof Nova craft prospector sp3, bought it for tandem and some solo but now find i want to get out all the time solo and it's just a bit to heavy. I think it's a great canoe but if i am honest i would have saved a bit more money and got a lighter boat and would have...

I think they both represent different ends of the spectrum, I enjoy watching both but if I had to live out rough for a year I would want RM as my wingman. Whilst BG can be informative and entertaining he's mainly reckless, the last thing you should be when out in field.