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Continue reading →: A Tinder Tin
One of the key items in my kit is my brass Hudson Bay tin. It’s packed with good fire lighting material, but sometimes I need a bit of additional space to hold different types of tinder. When I am out and about, I like to visit antique shops, and recently,…
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Continue reading →: Tarpology: The Art of Tarp Shelter BuildingWhen you’re out in the wilderness, the ability to build a shelter can be a lifesaving skill. A tarp is a versatile and lightweight material that can be used to build a wide range of shelter structures. Tarpology, the art of tarp shelter building, is an essential skill for anyone…
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Continue reading →: 10 Bushcraft Books You Should ReadBushcraft is the art of living in and thriving in the wilderness, using only the natural resources available. It’s a skill that can be learned and mastered, and there are plenty of books available on the subject.
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Continue reading →: Best Top 5 Bushcraft Podcasts 2023Using time constructively is a great thing and being able to listen to a podcast whilst out for a walk, making nettle twine or relaxing with a cuppa is a great use of time. Listening to conversation can be a good way of learning and retaining knowledge. Here are my…
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Continue reading →: 30 Days Wild 2022 – Day 3 – HouseflyThere is nothing more annoying when your sat inside and there comes a buzzing around you and its a fly that has entered your house and wont leave. This is the time of year where the files and other insects wander into your abode as doors and windows are left…
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