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    Been horse riding with grandparents and siblings. Unfortunately I left my para cord behind, which ment that when all the horses started eating the grass, I couldn't make grass reins. Never again...

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    does starting to read a nessmuck book for about the 10th time count? lol

    chopped some logs down to size for my chimenia (spelling? :S) with my parang last night..

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    Did you cut yourself?

    Only joking

    Thanks for sharing,

    Joel

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    harvested about 300kgs of yew......including 2 x 8ft by 6ins very straight, and with few flaws boughs...does that count ? and no i didn't cut myself...good job really i was using chainsaws
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    Quote Originally Posted by snowleopard View Post
    Did you cut yourself?
    no?

    @sapper... what do you do with the wood you harvest, sell it? use it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shepherd View Post
    no?

    @sapper... what do you do with the wood you harvest, sell it? use it?
    the 2 lengths are going to a friend who's making bows...I have dibs on some for my projects, Sar-ian's getting a bit for some knife scales...the rest is going season in the gaffers garden...normally the rest of the timber we get from jobs goes for firewood...the yew is a different matter though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kernowek Scouser View Post
    Took advantage of the sunshine this afternoon and walked around St Ives Bay, starting at the island, St Ives ending at Godrevy Point, then circling back to Hayle for a pasty and a pint while I waited for the bus home. Had a couple of brews along the way, recce'ed one potential sneaky camping spot and managed to misidentify a couple of wild edibles


    Around 16 miles all in and the knee held up fine. All good
    'Experience is the most efficient teacher of all things,'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sapper4083 View Post
    the 2 lengths are going to a friend who's making bows...I have dibs on some for my projects, Sar-ian's getting a bit for some knife scales...the rest is going season in the gaffers garden...normally the rest of the timber we get from jobs goes for firewood...the yew is a different matter though
    Envious... I wish I had a good bit of yew!

    Other woods don't seem to work, and after the old hazel bow snapped, I have nothing to shoot with

    Thanks for sharing

    Joel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sapper4083 View Post
    the 2 lengths are going to a friend who's making bows...I have dibs on some for my projects, Sar-ian's getting a bit for some knife scales...the rest is going season in the gaffers garden...normally the rest of the timber we get from jobs goes for firewood...the yew is a different matter though
    sounds good buddy... not long ago a huge oak came down in a storm on my gaffers land and we spent about 3 full days processing it... wasnt all bad though got afew weeks worth for my log burner ... just dont tell him haha

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    Going round the garden with little sisters, id ing the plants. Easy, because I planted them!

    They think I'm amazing!

    Not really though!

    Joel

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