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    Default What did you buy today?

    Have you bought any new 'shinies' today you'd like to show off?

    To start off, I've just ordered myself a shiny new GB Wildlife hatchet....
    .~ You can only fly as high as the dreams you dare to live ~.

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    4 x stainless Mora's for the Scouts...

    ...which reminds me, I must restock the FAK before Saturday

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    These Walkie Talkies from Argos reduced down to £20. (Not really shiny but bought today!)

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    Not today but yesterday I bought .....

    Watershed Westwater pack for the canoe
    Tatonka Tarp 1 TC
    More Alpkit goodies and ......
    Airgrill
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    Got my 2 packs of alpkit mini carabiners ordered last night, and according to my email shipped today
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    Not today but yesterday I bought .....

    Watershed Westwater pack for the canoe
    Tatonka Tarp 1 TC
    More Alpkit goodies and ......
    Airgrill
    Ooooh - airgrill looks interesting! Be interested to see how that works out!
    .~ You can only fly as high as the dreams you dare to live ~.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nova & Pinky View Post
    Ooooh - airgrill looks interesting! Be interested to see how that works out!
    Should be a laugh, about 01:30 into this vid ....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    Should be a laugh, about 01:30 into this vid ....
    Oooooooooh, lol. nice!

    (Oh, and I used to play with fire poi - like the start of the vid)
    .~ You can only fly as high as the dreams you dare to live ~.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    Not today but yesterday I bought .....

    Watershed Westwater pack for the canoe
    Tatonka Tarp 1 TC
    More Alpkit goodies and ......
    Airgrill
    I did order a few bits today actually ....

    Mini Atomic stove
    Questionable Mental Health cook kit

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    Spyderco Ladybug in FG....



    20 quid vanished in a flurry of keystrokes!
    ''there are no such things as strangers, only friends I haven't yet met''

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    Recently, flights to Sweden
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    Not shiny but green- picked up my customised double-ventile smock from Hilltrek. They added side zips, upper sleeve pockets on each arm, kangaroo type pouch pockets raised to allow use with hip belt and new style wired hood. Oh and they sewed on my BCUK badge on for me too. Not cheap, but quality rarely is!

    Will write up a review with pics when I've had a chance to use it in anger.

    ATB, kp
    Last edited by kiltedpict; 15-03-2011 at 14:56. Reason: Clumsy fingers

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    i count my purchases monthly , and this month i,m ashamed,..hahaha

    so far (and its not week 3 yet!!!)

    a Helle Brakar knife (cheers Southey, got the the post office now!!!!)
    a princton head torch
    issue bivi
    issue basha
    dutch issue cold weather s bag
    issue roll mat
    some leather thong
    some wooden beads
    100 feet of DFC paracord
    some oak burr knife scales
    two 01 carbon steel 4mm
    some vulcanised liner(black)
    a victorinox tinker


    jeeeez i should not have written this down,....oh dear me,...

    i think i have a problem,..

    Stu

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    100 mtrs of paracord and some firelighters and 2 folding shovals
    The Ark was built by an amateur, the Titanic by professionals.

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    A Creme Egg. It has a shiney wrapper.
    "Mummy, when I grow up I want to be a bushcrafter."
    "You can't do both son."

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    SS Nalgene Backpacker
    Light My Fire Firesteel 2.0

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    Should be a laugh, about 01:30 into this vid ....
    Quite a character - sounds like his missus doesn't like him in the house much. I'm not surprised… ;-)

    …and I just bought an Airgrill today!
    Last edited by Nonsuch; 15-03-2011 at 15:50.
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    bought on line last night and shipped today

    kamasa folding saw
    snugpak sleeka reversible olive/sand jacket

    i already have the snugpak light and its a great piece of kit

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    nothing absolutely nothing
    honest
    Only the Wilderness is pure truth

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushwhacker View Post
    A Creme Egg. It has a shiney wrapper.
    good call i love those....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nonsuch View Post

    ... and I just bought an Airgrill today!
    Lol, you couldn't resist could you
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    I thought about it too when I saw his latest vid last night but decided I can live with fanning with my sit mat for now. You lot aren't helping me resist though. Have you seen the new stove from Tinny Rich? A smaller version of the squirrel cage. Looks good. Let me know how you get on with the mini-atomic and QMH kit. I was worried they may be a bit small so didn't go for them but they do look good and if not too restrictive then may relent.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zarkwon View Post
    I thought about it too when I saw his latest vid last night but decided I can live with fanning with my sit mat for now. You lot aren't helping me resist though. Have you seen the new stove from Tinny Rich? A smaller version of the squirrel cage. Looks good. Let me know how you get on with the mini-atomic and QMH kit. I was worried they may be a bit small so didn't go for them but they do look good and if not too restrictive then may relent.
    I don't think the MA will be much use for cooking anything apart from dehydrated stuff, I've got it more for just making a quick brew when I'm out and about. Been meaning to get one for ages so we'll see how it goes.
    As for the Airgrill, well it just had to be done. I can see someone chucking it in the fire one day though when that squealing gets a bit much Should be handy for a little forge in the field too I thought
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiltedpict View Post
    Not shiny but green- picked up my customised double-ventile smock from Hilltrek. They added side zips, upper sleeve pockets on each arm, kangaroo type pouch pockets raised to allow use with hip belt and new style wired hood. Oh and they sewed on my BCUK badge on for me too. Not cheap, but quality rarely is!

    Will write up a review with pics when I've had a chance to use it in anger.

    ATB, kp
    Ooh - sounds like mine.



    can't wait to see pictures.
    Last edited by Nonsuch; 15-03-2011 at 17:26.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shewie View Post
    Lol, you couldn't resist could you
    This is happening a lot recently…. Cold Steel Trailhawk, Joker folder, not to mention the dreaded Members Classifieds. At least I am off-loading stuff at almost the same rate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nonsuch View Post
    Ooh - sounds like mine.



    can't wait to see pictures.
    where do these come from?

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    Also from Hilltrek
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    Just ordered £1,800 of kit though not for me !
    Including ropes, tarps, Kelly Kettles, Laplander saws, bowsaws, Mora 511s, 2 Wetterlings axes, firesteels, billhooks and work gloves.
    It is all for working with forest school groups and conservation volunteers Honest !
    Doug

    " When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect." Aldo Leopold.

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    No 'shinies' but bought some supergrade German army mountain boots made by Meindl,practically brand new and very comfy.

    Daz

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