Jeez! He needs to go on a diet then!And, what's more, my dad's bigger than your dad.
Jeez! He needs to go on a diet then!And, what's more, my dad's bigger than your dad.
In my book, SBS beats SAS.
Grylls "Who dares wins" but Mears if not for eyesight woul d win "Not by strength by guile."
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Hold my beer boys!
A marines wannabe vs actual SAS and the wannabe gets the higher hardman roots? Chopper crash or parachute failure at 26,000 feet? One auto grates down the other freefalls. 31% survival rate with chopper crashes but can't find equivalent figure for parachuting. Although he's had the 5th highest survived freefall
Hey, I didn't write itA marines wannabe vs actual SAS and the wannabe gets the higher hardman roots? Chopper crash or parachute failure at 26,000 feet? One auto grates down the other freefalls. 31% survival rate with chopper crashes but can't find equivalent figure for parachuting. Although he's had the 5th highest survived freefall
I have a copy. It is very good, if a little American biased for information about flora and fauna, but that is to be expected. It is one of those books which I dip into now and again, but it’s always out on a surface for reference. Recommended.The late Ellsworth Jaeger. He was a faculty member of the Buffalo Museum of Science and an authority on Neolithic native American Indians.
In 1945, he published a volume "Wildwood Wisdom", with more than 400 illustrations, outdoor native activity such as bark crafts, canoes and tipi.
Fortunately, the entire book was reprinted in 1992. You owe it to yourself to own a copy. It's probable that the book is the inspirational source for a lot of modern TV series subject matters of bushcraft. Mine was just $17.95USD.
ISBN 978-0-936070-12-4
If I knew that I'd have any amount of "camp time," I'd take the book to try to replicate some of the crafts.
It seems rather unfortunate but clearly some of the Poole lads were feeling insecure ( lord only knows why ...? ) and have now changed their official motto to :- "By Strength and Guile"black
With age strength wanes but guile waxes. I always preferred Odysseus to Achilles. Odysseus came home, Achilles dared but died.
I know but it's a bit of a misrepresentation of Mr Grylls. Had to point it out.Hey, I didn't write it
It sounds a bit of a beauty contest for you. Ed's good naked but Ray needs to be covered up, perhaps lights out? Then Bear is a bit too quick for you.Going back to the original debate, I reckon that, without clothes, Ed Stafford tops out but, with clothes on, it is hard to beat the calm familiarity of Uncle Ray. For me, Bear is a little like a firework: flash, pop! and then it's gone.