Precisely why you need another shed, to make more space!No more space unfortunately
What did you buy today?
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Have one of these myself - the knife , not comedy gold scribble from the wildlings - love the knife , has a purposeful utilitarian feel to it with a rugged no nonsense approach.
I would have to knock a wall down and annexe the service road at the back of the house for another shed, something that I think the other residents of our street might have some objections to.....
I fear that I may have fallen into a particularly deep rabbit hole...
I bought an old M39 Schneider-Kreuznach enlarger lens, an old Soviet M39 bellows and a brand new M39 to Canon EF adapter...
I bought an old M39 Schneider-Kreuznach enlarger lens, an old Soviet M39 bellows and a brand new M39 to Canon EF adapter...
Yet another wool blanket..Well a throw really. Only £2.00 this time. It was in the dog blanket box. A bit wiffy! But a good hand wash has solved that problem. (Bit of a wrestle, but I managed it)
It's Scottish wool.
Just hope I can get it properly dry now the weather is not so warm and sunny.
It's Scottish wool.
Just hope I can get it properly dry now the weather is not so warm and sunny.
Some goodies. Canned ryebread and currywurst will be my evening meal when I arrive at the hotel next month. Lard will be used at home for frying.
My new coffee mug. Kupilka 37 (4dl).
My new coffee mug. Kupilka 37 (4dl).
A Mora Bushcraft black for my mate as a birthday present hopefully it will lesson the blow when I ask how old he is.
Earlier this week.... a Forestmaster vertical axe (log splitting thingumybob). Install on chopping block, place wood, lift axe/weight, drop, repeat. Managing to split a bunch of old logs that were here when we moved in and which had proved resistant to my bext efforts with a "normal" axe (suspect they were left as the previous owner couldn't split them either). Hopefully it has a level of longevity, only time will tell- looks quite sturdy. It is still something of an upper body work-out, but way more effective for the effort level than a normal axe.
Should take delivery today of some cans of WD-40 specialist- spray grease (for my SGS hammer drill and to coat my vertical chipping axe) and dry lube (for locks).
GC
Should take delivery today of some cans of WD-40 specialist- spray grease (for my SGS hammer drill and to coat my vertical chipping axe) and dry lube (for locks).
GC
Purchase inspired by the three part series on The Rest Is History podcast (highly recommend if you haven’t heard it) which was talking about some of the escapades in this book.
Two Norwegian army ponchos, £3.50 each from military mart, these are very small and sealed in a bag for emergency use, one each for me and the wife in the car, you never know when you might need one!
Had a trip out with the current wife and ended up buying 3kg of various naturalising daffadil bulbs, a large jar of chili pickled onions, 1kg of dry cured back bacon, a pack of Cider Bread mix and a large portion of traditional free standing lasagna for our dinner tonight
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