...............very good and what a good partnership with canoe ace, Ray 'Smiley' Goodwin. What a star Just left me aching for more...
Ahjno said:Surprised nobody mentioned:
- the availability of CD's / singles by Ray
The prospector canoe is an old design still popular today. There has been some talk of it on the selway fisher canoe thread and roving rich made on himeself.jdlenton said:
I really liked that saw too and fancy having a go at making one is it a historical piece or is it a modern idea?
i noticed them aswell but i also noticed he had ziplock plastic bags insidew them aswell- the voyageurs would have had to put up with damp flour.jdlenton said:He had his food stuff in some really nice leather bags Id quite like a couple of those any body notice them too?
Ray Mears' Bushcraft
Thu 5 May, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm 60mins
Riding into America's past and travelling to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem where cars are banished, Ray's in the footsteps of Jim Bridger, one of the mountain men responsible for finding a path across the continental divide that was suitable for wagon trains.
From a real life mountain man to the Shoshone who've lived there for centuries, Ray explores the skills needed to live in this remote environment; from making a boat out of willow and buffalo skin, to preserving meat and berries.
sorry mate i didnt read properly. i wondered what you were refering to. good luck with the canoe. let us know how it goesjdlenton said:hootchi i wasn't on about the canoe (i,m just about to order a set of plans) i was on about the folding frame saw looks 1600/1700's to me
mal said:ye loved the food bags anyone got a link were to get them the iner ones and the leather ones and while im at it what was the clip thing for the fire steel ?????????????