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And one from this morning.
Whilst i was taking this shot my snugpak response pack rolled away behind me and into the deepest bit of the stream. I nearly followed it attemptiong to retrieve it.
Whilst i was taking this shot my snugpak response pack rolled away behind me and into the deepest bit of the stream. I nearly followed it attemptiong to retrieve it.
Just want to add what a great thread this is. Lots of wonderful pictures.
Long may it continue.
Long may it continue.
Very comfy campsite, a small woodland in the middle of the moors. Not sure what's going on with the light in the top left.
This was actually taken late july last year. This smal lake is aprox 45 minutes walk from my parents summer cabin in the mountains between the river Gudbrandsdalslaagen and the river Glomma.
Same lake. The fishing was terible taht night. To quiet and the mosqitoes had a feast on me.
This picture is taken earlier the same day. This is about 30 minutes walking from our summer cabin. The view is east towards the swedish border. The big mountain you se in the bacground is the Solen (Soelen) in Rendalen county, where i grew up (our summer cabin is in Stor Elvdal county).
You can see a presentation of Rendalen county in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jMKZCrobig
Same lake. The fishing was terible taht night. To quiet and the mosqitoes had a feast on me.
This picture is taken earlier the same day. This is about 30 minutes walking from our summer cabin. The view is east towards the swedish border. The big mountain you se in the bacground is the Solen (Soelen) in Rendalen county, where i grew up (our summer cabin is in Stor Elvdal county).
You can see a presentation of Rendalen county in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jMKZCrobig
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Disastrous pic from me. Actually took it on Friday, but it's still bugging me so here goes.
One, over-batoned BRKT Canadian Special. Probably my favourite, and the only knife I've ever ordered in Desert Ironwood and mosaic pins.
This picture makes me very sad.
Ah, don't be sad. I don't do drawer queens so it's always been a user despite being an expensive knife.
I got onto KnifeForums where Mike Stewart (BRKT owner) resides and sent him the pic by PM. Despite me admitting that I was batoning the heck out of it, he's going to regrinding the blade under warranty. It'll be a slightly narrower knife as a result, but in many ways that makes it unique.
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