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[bilko]

http://www.tentsmiths.com/period-tents-baker-tents.html
Authentic period tentage apparently. Looks interesting though.

 

[stevec]

not sure if this has been posted before, in fact, i'm sure it has on a post about this very subject.
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=4
stevec

 

[stovie]

Based in East Sussex. Going on a course next year. Essence of Bushcraft. You get a free knife out of it

Woodcraftschool

 

[daveymonkey]

Everything nordic you ever wanted, check out the lap knives http://www.northerner.com/ i fancy the lapland traditional knife which looks like it could chop down trees

 

[Greywolf]

http://www.stewardwood.org/resources/DIYindex.html

This site has a few interesting bits and bobs on it


Greywolf

 

[SMARTY]

£3.99 for a stainless steel copy of a mora frost. Ideal to learn with, its good I've seen one.

www.bushwear.co.uk

 

[Ed W]

http://www.johnbullclothing.com/
Great site for everything, great service too

 

[Bardster]

http://www.traditionalmaterials.co.uk/

dug this out for another thread - traditional materials inc leather, cordage, beeswax and blade blanks

 

[windy69]

http://www.attacc.com/acatalog/main.html
great if you want to build your own knife.

 

[Ahjno]

An Arktis (www.arktis.co.uk) spin off:

http://www.countrycoversshop.co.uk/

 

[benmatthews90]

for any cutlers out there
http://www.britishblades.com/home/index.php

the queens saddlery i think (expensive though)
http://www.abbeysaddlery.co.uk/

 

[Ahjno]

http://www.opa.fi/english/products/camping.htm

A Fin-ish ( ) website with a (as they say) "durable camping cooking range" (made of stainless steel):
- Campfire kettle
- Camping set
- Campfire cooking pot
- Steel mug
- Campfire mug
- Campfire plate
- Traditional BBQ pan
- Lid for BBQ pan
- Campfire grill
- Camping smoker w/ legs (it's not what you think it is )
- Campfire frying pan with wooden handle
- Campfire frying pan

 

[Bisamratte]

http://www.dick-gmbh.de/

Lots of tools and unusual materials

They also have lots of knife making stuff

Andy

 

[leon-1]

Well here's one that I recently came across. Effectively it is an online book repositry so it is worth looking at the home page for a full list.

 

[sam_acw]

A blog about bushcrafty things in Europe.
Woodcraft in Poland
A little bit of a plug though as it is mine

 

[redcollective]

http://www.mushroomexpert.com/index.html

Worth a look. 600+ Mushrooms.

 

[sam_acw]

Water Purifying
solar water disinfection

 

[Fenlander]

Just found this really useful online survival skills guide:

http://www.aircav.com/survival/

There's some good stuff here

 

[fraz79]

My favourite online shops for buying gear, all of which, NOT coincidentally, have free delivery (in the UK)...


www.rvops.co.uk
Decent 'military style' gear shop (does fairly decent paracord at £3/15m)

www.bushgear.co.uk
Smallish selection, but can get a Mora for £7.95 including delivery

www.alpkit.com
Decent site that makes their own camping/outdoor gear. Smallish selection, but VERY cheap, & good quality stuff too. I can vouch for it!

Fraz79

 

[spamel]

Try Sierra Trading post for some bargains. They are US based but ship internationally, they have a funny postage pricing but this is how they make their money I suppose. I ordered two pairs of Sorel Caribous for US$165 delivered, I can't find a single pair that cheap in Germany!!

They do Lowe Alpine gear and North Face, in fact go and take a look. They are usually at huge discount prices and the only downside is they send lots of emails telling you what they have just reduced in price!

Sierra Trading Post