What's in your christmas haul??

[Tengu]

I didnt get much at all, I never do.

Some money, a bottle of cider and a toblerone.

Oh, and a Bushmoot ticket!

I can look forwards to it, it will give me great pleasure and it wont take up any room!

 

[bob_the_baker]

Can I ask about the bath chap? Its sparking off memories in the back of my brain as a sort of cake/confection. Is that correct or 'am I going slightly dolally?

The later I am afraid. It's a cured and smoked pig cheek.

 

[Goatboy]

The later I am afraid. It's a cured and smoked pig cheek.

Cheers for that. I am going dolally as what I was thinking of was Bath Olivers! Just reading up on the Bath Chaps there and it sounds like they're getting harder to get LINK. Hope you savour it!

 

[Chiseller]

What you planning to do with it.

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used it for 3 days camp duty...chops through 9" diameter logs easy enough, faster than my aging silky. ..limbs great , hammer head is great for pegging out or tapping wedges in. Still think its JUST a bit too light though. I'll probably damage the edge then reprofile it then sell or trade it at a major loss lol...seems to be how most things work aht fo me .....

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[Johnnyboy1971]

My biggest mistake was to sell my Scandinavian forest axe. Kept the bigger wilderness axe which is a great tool if you can cope with the extra weight.

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[Idleknight]

I got a bison bush craft lowland shirt which was picked up at the wilderness gathering, a birthday and christmas present from my GF
Booked myself and the GF on a week long bushcraft course on the Isle of Arran in September with Jack Raven. Its the week of my birthday, bit of a treat as I hit 40 this year and I would rather be away for it.
Got a Thru nite Ti3 from my brother (wanted a reliable torch, I can keep on me)

Finally treated myself to a fox box in January.

 

[TarHeelBrit]

Santa brought me:

2 DVD's.
Book, Bradshaw's guide to London.
Book, My life on the footplate.
Laplander saw and nylon sheath.
Woodgas stove.
Whitby knife.

Feeling grateful for a nice haul.

 

[Robson Valley]

Lee Valley Gift Certificates: squandered some on 10 sheets 1,000 grit (9micron grit) and 10 sheets 1,500 grit (3 micron) 3M W&D sandpapers for sharpening. Whopping $32 = 15BPS.
Lg & Sm proportional dividers for carving accuracy $86 = 42BPS.

Pastissima! Eng trans of the Italian pasta & Sauce book. Only ever seen a Danish trans.
"Running Raven" Tsimshian design coffee cup/Morgan Green.
Bunch of 2016 calendars.

New casserole pot for tonight's wine-braised bison roast.