If you can find one, that's not running through peat, bracken and the like too, good for you
Our local burns run over sand, clay, coal, and sandstone. They are alive with living things and they are surrounded in greenery....
Only truly desperate folks would consider a farm pond suitable to drink from....or maybe BG
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Pond life anyway?..............................I'll get my smock!![]()
Trip down memory lane this:-
Northern Light , Brass Sierra Cups. Really must clean mine up.
Chris Reeves Jerboam. The only hollow handle I've ever really fancied (apart from my old Swedish Army Bayonette MOD from the 80's)
Ancient German Army spleeping bag with arms that turned into a parka!
Hand knitted woollen socks to go with your breeches and boots with the red laces!
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i like my ali mess tins, you can use both as a bread oven
Same. Hence finding a stainless set.I melted mine doing that!
I think the discussion on Milbank bags started in the context of items that are no longer used, or have gone out of fashion. In that respect, the assertion is absolutely correct. Other than a few people on sites like this one, almost no one uses them any more. 99.99% of people do not use a Milbank bag when out in the woods. In the US you can't even find one unless you want to import it from somewhere (at least I've never seen it anywhere). .....
The boreal forest deposits a lot of crap in the snow that sits beneath it. Its just a front line pre filter that removes the bulk of the crud from the snow. I dont like surprises in the bottom of my brew![]()
not if you get one with a zipper lol
Not sure what you mean?
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