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The bartender, damn, that looks sweet!! When I was living in Spain I used to have the knife equivalent to this, and while doing my national service it used to be my amusement party trick in the...

You go rocking out in the woods? Actually, I like your list. Here, this would be me, http://open.spotify.com/user/juanodaxis/playlist/07vcDLuDdxhHWZVpFaFPme

Go for it. I think is an easy instrument to learn. I love it.

Damn, my missus is gonna have a fit. I just got one of them Glogg Wide Necked 1 litre stainless bottle, a Tatonka Stainless Steel Handle Mug, and I know is not very bushcrafty like, but it do give me...

You know, I may start going out to the woods by here just for a cuppa and a read. That sounds like a good idea. Nice set up mate.
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@ Al, I got mine from Amazon....

Loads of interesting stuff, but I'm afraid that I'll have to control my self, lol, I just got a pair of Helikon SFU Trousers.

Nice, and it was me thinking that I been lucky to have the Paramo Fuera for free with the year subscription for "Trail" magazine, I wouldn't mind pay a third of the price of something like that.

I knew I would, it was coming, I just ordered a pair.

Rite in the Rain All-Weather Notebook 3"X5",
Web-tex Stow Bags on woodland camo, pack of 3,
Exped dry bags, pack of 4,
Craghoppers Nosilife Mens Long Sleeved Insect Repellent Shirt, AWESOME shirt...

Damn!! I have to control my self, I just nearly got a pair my self. Nice review, and I really like them.

I just seen his other video with the billycan.

Nice, so much sex appeal in one video, amazing. Great tip.

Did they charge you for P&P? I'm quite interested on this.

Good review. That Alocs looks pretty neat, but what really call my attention is that "Pocket Stove" from Backpackinglight.co.uk.

Berghaus Deluge Waterproof Overtrousers.
Books:
-Knots, by Trevor Bounford.
-SAS Survival Guide, by Lofty.
-Food For Free, by R Mabey.
-Essential Bushcraft, by uncle Ray.
I think is a crime the...

You know, I never considered the Vitara, I always been more interested in the Jimny and the Samurai, I know they are quite simple to maintain, but the Jimny models post 2001 are a joke when it comes...

0.5 Lt Gelert pot with foldable handles. I should be able to use this as a cup, and a cooking pot, and is light. http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00416HUUW/ref=oh_o00_s00_i00_details
Trangia...

Wouldn't surprise me if the BBC won't take him on board.

I'm not really in need for a winter sleeping bag right now, and I just got my self a Chrysalis 2, but I'm pretty sure I will be looking at this after September, if I haven't got my old -20 bag back...

Thanks for the info, now I'll definitely get my self a Karrimor pair to stop me from using my Chirucas every day, they far too nice and comfy to waste on using them as a everyday footwear.

I never noticed this thread before. That video is really good, I like it. Some of the footage is amazing. Thanks from here too.

Yep, a Spanish Swiss knife. I had it for 22 years now.

Yes, sorry, I'm not thinking. Aitor is a Spanish manufacture, so is quite big in Spain. Here is a link to it....

My Aitor Gran Police. Is been with me since 1990, and never ever failed once as a multi tool knife.

What is the worse thing is going to have wrong, a little bit of sewing? In the end of the day it says small repairs, so if it actually have something repaired it should be more than fine.
BTW, I...