What did you buy today?
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Jerky a la Boeuf, surely?
“In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees”
Simple and effective. Folds flat, gets hot. Job done.
A friend is going into business with Penderyn and returned with this. I don’t drink but I tried a sip of it just because it’s Welsh.
Got this Bush player going after buying it broken and its inaugural spin had to be a 1st pressing of Led Zep’s ‘Misty Mountain Hop’. Fabulous!
“In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees”
A friend is going into business with Penderyn and returned with this. I don’t drink but I tried a sip of it just because it’s Welsh.
Got this Bush player going after buying it broken and its inaugural spin had to be a 1st pressing of Led Zep’s ‘Misty Mountain Hop’. Fabulous!
“In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees”
I'm on an economy drive saving for the moot! Anyway I'll make some more next time I find cheap beef.still got a bit left from the last lot I made.Jerky a la Boeuf, surely?
“In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees”
Boy have I had a charity shop haul today!
Two sporks and an enamel cooking pan for my grandkids garden bushcraft kit.£1
I open fishing shelter ditto£3
Two tripod stools ditto £2.50 each
A stainless steel 3 litre whistleing camp kettle for myself... free! It had some stones and bits of stick in the lady said she couldn't sell it in that state and was about to throw it away. So I asked if I could have it and she gave it to me.
I do so love charity shops!
Two sporks and an enamel cooking pan for my grandkids garden bushcraft kit.£1
I open fishing shelter ditto£3
Two tripod stools ditto £2.50 each
A stainless steel 3 litre whistleing camp kettle for myself... free! It had some stones and bits of stick in the lady said she couldn't sell it in that state and was about to throw it away. So I asked if I could have it and she gave it to me.
I do so love charity shops!
Practically brand new from a local Facebook buy and sell group
Not bad for £20 for three
Will be used at end of May when me and my 2 girls go to the Great Northern Bushcraft Conference at Edale
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Not bad for £20 for three
Will be used at end of May when me and my 2 girls go to the Great Northern Bushcraft Conference at Edale
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“The Battle Of Evermore “ always sends me in a trance ... could of been a hippySimple and effective. Folds flat, gets hot. Job done.
A friend is going into business with Penderyn and returned with this. I don’t drink but I tried a sip of it just because it’s Welsh.
Got this Bush player going after buying it broken and its inaugural spin had to be a 1st pressing of Led Zep’s ‘Misty Mountain Hop’. Fabulous!
“In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees”
Stove looks great for the money !
This...
Just treated myself for £15 to the little Swedish Army daysack on MM.... about 25 litres?
Sometimes, things are better than what you expect, and this plain little thing is one of these: un issued and completely immaculate. As new.
Nicely put together with strapping points for extra gear should you be so inclined. Long strap for top closure flap with a secondary draw string. Also, MASSIVE closure baffle that almost double the size of the sack, also drawstring closure.
For day hikes, long walks, day paddle in the canoe....whatever and all for £15...Worth a look
Swedish Army Lightweight 25L Daysack
www.militarymart.co.uk
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Just treated myself for £15 to the little Swedish Army daysack on MM.... about 25 litres?
Sometimes, things are better than what you expect, and this plain little thing is one of these: un issued and completely immaculate. As new.
Nicely put together with strapping points for extra gear should you be so inclined. Long strap for top closure flap with a secondary draw string. Also, MASSIVE closure baffle that almost double the size of the sack, also drawstring closure.
For day hikes, long walks, day paddle in the canoe....whatever and all for £15...Worth a look
Swedish Army Lightweight 25L Daysack
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Spotted an ad on a local site for a Canon 100D. As new, less than 2000 clicks on the shutter, on the way home on foot between the station and home.
Very pleasant Danish bloke (started off speaking in French, spotted his accent, switched to English, then when I got home saw that the camera was set in sprogansk).
Very pleasant Danish bloke (started off speaking in French, spotted his accent, switched to English, then when I got home saw that the camera was set in sprog
ansk).
Received in the post a Norwegian army rucksack, this one is the nylon one and brand new(surplus and outdoors site), only bought it for the bed roll leather straps to add to my vintage Telemark sack as I wanted two sets of bedroll straps, just gotta give this new pack away as I don't need it, and I ain't paying to post it I'm too lazy.
Orderd yesterday late afternoon by phone and recieved this morning 11 30 am. Two toggle fire steels and scrapers or knives as they are called.
A 1/4 zip thermal and a wind shirt from keela factory shop, worth the drive through snow sleet and rain. Their heritage trousers look really tempting…..
More climbing shoes! well more like an exchange the first pair were toe crushers in a way I find distracting, so I went with a comfort fit or "snug" as they put it, and got a bag of chalk, now just need a nice year of good weather!.........
That should have read "sprog: Dansk", there was no need for a smiley...the camera was set in sprog
I was a little surprised by my son and very pleased when I read out two or three things shown in Danish on the interface, told him what they meant in English, then commented that the portrait I'd just taken of him was no good because "baggrunden er ikke sløret"... and he understood
So there, yes, a big smily smiley!I forgot to add that on the walk to his house, I saw a red squirrel run along a telephone line, down the pole, onto a garden wall not more than 10 metres from me. That's the first one I've seen in about four years. There used to be a couple of them that would jump from tree to tree along the boundary between our garden and the lawns of the block of flats next door.
Anyway, today I have ordered two spare batteries and ten eye-cups for that 100D. Yes, TEN eyecups. There wasn't one on the camera, and they are sold in packs of ten on Amy Zone.
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Found these at TORM yesterday.
Just fit nicely in my fire tray as well.
Now they really are very nice indeed, lovely line to those heads.....
Found these at TORM yesterday.
Just fit nicely in my fire tray as well.
Yes, beautifully made and a nice patina of age too.
Not far off some Celtic Iron Age examples I've seen, certainly close enough to be useful.
Not far off some Celtic Iron Age examples I've seen, certainly close enough to be useful.
The Bateau not the 4x4. Hand built by a wood wizard, not new but ace condition. The 'ol boys goin' paddlin'...
