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It was the same up here. It just had to be a coin, no matter the value. But I doubt many know about this "tradition" anymore. Oh, and never wish someone(me) going fishing/hunting good luck.

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In Norway the peening of scythes hasn`t been done (or was uncommon) since late 18th century, when the smiths began making laminated blades. In the 60`s non laminated, mass produced blades was introduced, but the steel was of a type that was more suitable for sharpening on a stone, not peening.

Gerber Harsey hunter.

We (at least northern norwegians) call it "Finnprimus".

Leather suits was used by fishermen for hundred of years. It is indications that they was used in early medieval times (aka viking age) as well. Here is a youtube video showing the garb and its making (norwegian only it seems).

They are as educated as any other living up here, and (at least in my country) have been for as long too. And They began using non biodegradables as soon as everyone else. They actually have no excuses for littering.

Have not been done before? Lars Monsen did it in 2005. But could be something with "alone", "unsuported"....etc. Monsens route:

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Sadly it didn`t fit. Too tight around the shoulders.

I grew up in a rural area. All the kids played outside, fishing, camping, and later hunting.

I`m alive and it isn`t raining.

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Still get those packs here (webshops), but don`t know if they send abroad. Search for "M53 ryggsekk", and something would probably emerge.

Some of the straws the Modern History guy collected looked like plain grass of some sort. This is Juncus effusus wich was used as a wick in oil/cod liver oil lamps here. And this is a pic of a straw and its marrow (the wick). In the old days it was the childrens job to "peel" the straws...

https://bushcraftuk.com/community/threads/traditional-hide-coracles.152386/

The tent is supposed to be low profile (both for warmth and concealment). In winter a trench was dug into the tent opening, and about a meter into the tent ( figure 22 in...

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Quick google search; could be Dutch. https://armyworld.pl/product-eng-19556-Dutch-Army-Shelter-Half-Khaki-Genuine-Military-surplus-Used.html Never seen such tarps in the norwegian army (all tarps are the same size, new or old).

Jensehi is just the name of the tent in a 7 tarp configuration. Could mean "Jens Lair". The older ones was fond of nicknaming everything; (kaffe)Lars is the name used on a coffee kettle. Was never used in my time in the forces.