Not the "Bushcraft Uniform"

[mace242]

For a similar reason I have white tea towel that I drape over the ridge line at night. If I go away from the tent in the middle of the night for the call of nature I can sweep my torch in an arc and the tea towel reflects quite well. Also it works as a... tea towel.

 

[Twodogs]

Panel marker for me to , plus the faithfull iPod .
Twodogs

 

[Gill]

Hoodoo,what make is your canoe.it is very similar to one i have in kevlar called a summersong

 

[Hoodoo]

gill, that's a Bell Merlin II. I also have a Bell Yellowstone in royalex for banging down rivers and a Grumman aluminum that hasn't seen water in quite a few years.

Here is a pic of the Yellowstone.

 

[Scots_Charles_River]

Purple vintage Karrimor Alpiniste Rucsack !

Eh, I have one from 1989 !

Use it for every walk, all the time.

Nick

 

[Gailainne]

This is my contribution, my flatpak stove

Designed and built the first one, second (this one) is laser cut

I also use the can candle holders, used 2 at the First Aid weekend at Comriecroft over Easter.

Stephen

 

[Graham_S]

I wear Bear Grylls trousers

 

[Barn Owl]

I wear Bear Grylls trousers

Everyone knows:yikes:

 

[Barn Owl]

This is my contribution, my flatpak stove

Designed and built the first one, second (this one) is laser cut

I also use the can candle holders, used 2 at the First Aid weekend at Comriecroft over Easter.

Stephen

Is the backsplash ornamental or for a purpose?

(you don't think praise will be forthcoming after mocking my kuksa artistry,surely?).

 

[Graham_S]

they're comfy, I like 'em, I got them cheap in the sales, and I don't care what anyone thinks of him personally.
If the matching waistcoat had decent sized pockets I'd have that too!

 

[Gailainne]

Is the backsplash ornamental or for a purpose?

(you don't think praise will be forthcoming after mocking my kuksa artistry,surely?).

Hmm the backsplash is in fact the chimney


And I dont recall or seem to find a post of me mocking anything of yours far less a Kuksa, which would be very unwise as I havent managed to make one off my own as yet.

Stephen

 

[durulz]

Mine's not so much something I HAVE got, but something I HAVEN'T got:

I haven't got a beard!

 

[Barn Owl]

At Morchs',
Apologies Stephen if you didn't.

Only trying to be funny,nice piece of work though.

 

[Gailainne]

At Morchs',
Apologies Stephen if you didn't.

Only trying to be funny,nice piece of work though.

No worries, I remember what you are talking about now and it was John and Josh if I recall who made the comparison, was funny tho.

Stephen

 

[Gill]

a slightly better pic Hoodoo, sorry i did,nt have anymore the other night

 

[Hoodoo]

Fine looking watercraft!

 

[Wayland]

I noticed this quote from Toddy the other day and thought it typified just what I was thinking

Snip> We all practice this 'craft, in our own ways, in assorted places across the world, with varying degrees of hardcore or poundstore kit. <Snip

I have bits of kit from all sorts of odd places and it's often the cheap as chips, cobbled together bits that give the most pleasure.

My water collector made from a pudding basin for example.

 

[John Fenna]

I find the DIY part of the ethos the most stimulating part of Bushcrafting along
with seeing how other cultures address the everyday problems of living.
This is where my making of Coconut Crafts comes from

I am not sure if this is part of the uniform or not,
but it looks good with my Ventile, Kakadu, Swanni, Swedish Army Trangia knives, axes scars etc etc

The bottle and knife I guess are "uniform" as,
although I made them myself (bar the blade) the inspiration for each was from this site....

 

[markheolddu]

I have a red and black checked Swanni, not the usual green . its a bit "loud" but you can easily spot me in the group photos.

Mark

 

[John Fenna]

Loud? - It is deafening!