What did you buy today?
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AZATOM Pro Sports S2 DAB Digital Portable FM Radio DAB - Built-in Rechargable Battery (Upto 20 Hours Playtime) - Compact - Built-in Speaker - Earphones included (S2 Black)
Excellent piece of kit
Excellent piece of kit
A nice little Mackrell and bass rod and reel for fishing off the harbour wall. Second hand, £15. Another bargain!
A Dashcam - for insurance purposes. I've had several close-misses recently in the narrow lanes around here, some locals, some visitors. Obviously always the other at fault. Obvs...
Gave in to the urge and bought the last 'Rocktrail' poncho in Aldi. My old silnylon one has developed annoying pin-holes, to small to see but big enough to get you soaked slowly. This new one looks a bit tougher but it was a close call between it and a shower curtain. Doubles as a tarp so it's going to get some use one way or another though I may add some more poppers & grommets.
Tin of Nido, arguably the best bushcraft accesory since the discovery of the pointy stick. Accept no substitutes! We do not go to the green woods and crystal waters to rough it, we go to smooth it.
Lifesystems Deet-Free Expedition Midge Repellent. Bit of a punt I normally go for the Deet 50-50 but none in stock. If I get eaten alive split my gear and avenge my death.
Tin of Nido, arguably the best bushcraft accesory since the discovery of the pointy stick. Accept no substitutes! We do not go to the green woods and crystal waters to rough it, we go to smooth it.
Lifesystems Deet-Free Expedition Midge Repellent. Bit of a punt I normally go for the Deet 50-50 but none in stock. If I get eaten alive split my gear and avenge my death.
Featherwate seat stick from Gra_farmer. Seat fits Madame's seat perfectly. Thanks Gra_farmer.
I understand he has another seat stick left. I recommend the service!
I understand he has another seat stick left. I recommend the service!
A Tarphat (with extreme patches) and a couple of pre-owned but unused Feurhand 275 lanterns (bargain price of £20 for the two).
Ben Orford Eban Parang in AEB-L Stainless steel.
That's a few of Ben's blades I have now, and they are all excellent tools.
And as always the service and correspondence from Ben has been fantastic.
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That's a few of Ben's blades I have now, and they are all excellent tools.
And as always the service and correspondence from Ben has been fantastic.
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Ben Orford Eban Parang in AEB-L Stainless steel.
That's a few of Ben's blades I have now, and they are all excellent tools.
And as always the service and correspondence from Ben has been fantastic.
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Nice piece of steel. I am hoping to own one of his Woodlander’s one day
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His woodlanders are great tools, I thoroughly recommend
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A Thetford Portapotti to coincide with the bathroom being ripped out but ultimately for my camping set up too.
From my favorite hunting grounds, the charity shop, a ceramic fermenting jar for a measly £10. It's huge, and should be perfect for fermenting the produce in my kimchi garden in bulk. I could probably get 4 cabbages or more in it for sauerkraut. Much better than the little lakeland ones where I could only get one small cabbage in, and it cost only £2 more.
