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    Ent FishyFolk's Avatar
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    Made a spruce spoon for my wife
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    Rigging up a hammock setup diagonally across my Landy 90!
    Loud words. Spoken softly. Leave no Trace!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletching View Post
    Rigging up a hammock setup diagonally across my Landy 90!
    Storms have a way of teaching what nothing else can.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hushwing View Post
    Looked at a failed metal 'thermos' flask to see how would convert it either to a woodgas stove or a storm kettle (or is that a Kelly kettle or a ghillie kettle or my name for it a billy kettle). Couldn't decide whether to go for a woodgas stove or billy kettle - eventually plumped for a stove ... then changed my mind... then went back to the stove idea and now finally plumped for making a billy kettle ... or have I.... will post details once done.
    Finally plumped for a billy kettle! Tried drilling holes today and only broke one drill piece. Forgot how tough stainless is. Realised that even with a large number of holes in the external base of the flask that it is not letting the heat up well enough (7+ mins to get "just hot enough to wash yer hands in" water). Think will have to take the base off properly - need to find someone with a dremel.

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    Toojk another recon up the hills to find out how far up I could go before being stopped by rotten snow. Had a brew and went down agin. Surprised at how easy it was going today. I wen't twice as far up as but did not feel half as exhausted. That must mean that the excercise I am getting trough these walks must be working :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by FishyFolk View Post
    Toojk another recon up the hills to find out how far up I could go before being stopped by rotten snow. Had a brew and went down agin. Surprised at how easy it was going today. I wen't twice as far up as but did not feel half as exhausted. That must mean that the excercise I am getting trough these walks must be working :-)
    That's really good news. Keep up with the rehab!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fletching View Post
    Rigging up a hammock setup diagonally across my Landy 90!
    How was the fit? Only ever heard of it done in a 110.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin View Post
    That's really good news. Keep up with the rehab!!

    Martin

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    Dont know if this is the right place to put this so any Mods can move it to where its ment to be
    Anyway!!!!
    I have just made myself a Steel for striking flint (Which Tony kindly sent to ye yesterday) Out of an old File I had lying in the workshop.
    AND THE BLOODY THING WORKS TOO!!!!!! Sorry but the shock got to me lol I made some tinder from Horsehoof fungi and after a couple of minutes trying It cought and smoldered away like a good un..
    Heres a pic of the striker and a small piece of the flint .

    Cheers
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    Just made charcloth for the first time.

    It was a lot easier than I thought it would be

    The stuff takes a spark from my flint and steel readily.

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