*The* Gift-It-On Thread

ged

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jul 16, 2009
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In the woods if possible.
pics please

Here you go:

In the first picture, the groundsheet is on the left :) folded four times. It's about 3m x 2m. The bowl is on the right. It sort of crumples rather than folds.


http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/dscf3855.jpg


In the second picture, there is just the bowl, with four litres of water in it. Tested for free. :)
With warm water it goes more circular more quickly. Being ex-army it's pretty tough material, a lot tougher than the ones you usually get in camping shops.
You can just about carry it full of water but I don't recommend doing any great distance.



http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/dscf3856.jpg

I've just noticed in the second picture there's what looks like a stain on the right of the bottom of the bowl. I didn't see that when I was taking the photo. It's actually some kind of reflection, there's no mark on the bottom of the bowl.
 
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Chiseller

Bushcrafter through and through
Oct 5, 2011
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West Riding
I've one of them bowls. Great bit of kit, wear it as a hat in a hail storm if needed lol . Great for gathering water, washing, dog etc.:thumbup:

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marooned

Settler
Jul 25, 2010
518
9
Somerset
On offer from Ged...
a collapsible wash bowl or a groundsheet (both green, both ex French army)

In the first picture, the groundsheet is on the left :) folded four times. It's about 3m x 2m. The bowl is on the right. It sort of crumples rather than folds.


http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/dscf3855.jpg


In the second picture, there is just the bowl, with four litres of water in it. Tested for free. :)
With warm water it goes more circular more quickly. Being ex-army it's pretty tough material, a lot tougher than the ones you usually get in camping shops.
You can just about carry it full of water but I don't recommend doing any great distance.



http://www.jubileegroup.co.uk/JOS/misc/dscf3856.jpg

I've just noticed in the second picture there's what looks like a stain on the right of the bottom of the bowl. I didn't see that when I was taking the photo. It's actually some kind of reflection, there's no mark on the bottom of the bowl.
 

L8starter

Forager
Mar 6, 2011
134
0
norwich, uk
hi ged.....ah shucks..... this morning i saw this and thought.. the bowl.. that would be good for work (i do forest school/community work/bushcraft activites with kids excluded from mainstream)

.....but i thought.... as a green bean.... i aint got nowt to swap.....

well i been thinking today and ive just logged in again and the bowl is still here......so.. last year i bought a Longstrider strop http://www.longstrider.co.uk/longstrider_015.htm and im no nearer using it than i was then so....seems like the bowl is mine??

offer then.. strop minus blue http://www.longstrider.co.uk/longstrider_015.htm

..... heck... does this mean im no longer a gift it on virgin.... or does it mean ive broken some code by gifting on summat i bought last year at the moot??
 

Harvestman

Bushcrafter through and through
May 11, 2007
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Pontypool, Wales, Uk
My initial offer is one of the two items that didn't shift last time I offered.

a travel set of dominoes, in case, with dominoes still in their wrapping. Good basic game for meets and moots.


or, a pair of lightweight quick-dry trousers, originally from Endicotts, zip off at the knee. Sized a little vaguely by them as a 36" waist, ish. I'm a 38, and I can't get them on, or anywhere close to done up. Would guess they are a 34. Nice trousers, and I was most upset they didn't fit, as I got three pairs from them when they were on special offer. As far as I can see Endy's no longer sell these.


Will check in tomorrow and may add more offers if no takers.
 

Harvestman

Bushcrafter through and through
May 11, 2007
8,656
26
55
Pontypool, Wales, Uk
Right, in addition to my existing offer, I'll offer up these choice items:

A stainless steel tea caddy with lid (Ablett knife just for scale, not included in the offer)
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2 lots of 15metres of coir yarn, as recently sold by Aldi. Makes excellent kindling if you break it down.
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Two Observer series books: Insects (1987) and Weather (1960)
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or a bottle of home-made cherry vinegar (not pictured)
 

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