RETRO BUSHCRAFT CAMP: Bowl/Spoon Carving, Oilcloth Tarp A-Frame Shelter, Mushrooms on Toast
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Love the random quotes in your videos, I've been watching them all thank you!!😁✌️💚
Yes, nature has inspired so many to write so many profound things. Cheers
I always get hungry watching these videos
Great food always has a way of drawing us in.
Thanks for watching Reid! ⭐
That Toast looked REALLY Good
Sean, it's a fantastic dish and you certainly have to try it. It is a British classic.
Love it.
Thanks mate!
Carn, nice camp again. I liked the area you were in. Nice little tarp tent you setup. Looked cozy. You also made some very interesting and tasty looking meals. I’m guessing you just had your pad and wool blanket in the tent. Lao Tzu, was he a Chinese philosopher? Name sounds familiar. Again, a very good video. Best to you, mate.
Hi Steven, Well, I had a sleeping bag liner stuffed with leaves as my bed and a silk sheet as my blanket (deep summer). Lao Tzu is a philosopher and founder of Taoism. Basically, Taoism is effortless action. For instance: “The bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists” going with the course of water and using that momentum to advance, are examples. Bruce Lee used a quote from him as well and it was “be like water” water can be a powerful force or can flow over things without resistance.
Another great vid. Love the simplicity n organization. 👍🏾👏🏾
Exactly, life doesn't have to be so complicated! 🏕️🌱
Thank you Rastaman!
so many shades of green
; )
Life is beautiful!🌱🌲🌿🍃🌳
Wow.. mushrooms on toast looked amazing. So did everything else as well.
Thanks for the video brother
Well, thanks man! I hear you have a new camera. I can't wait to see how your things look from a new perspective.
Rock on!
Great video pal. Man I need one of those ground tarps, a new silky or two lol and one of those leather belt pouches. My burfday is right around the corner. I wonder if I can con my old lady into getting me some more gear 🤔👹😝
I'm sure she will get you at least one of those items.
Have the happiest of birthdays mate!
Thanks for watching! 💪
Just found you on TH-cam and love your style of bushcraft. Great food choice and loved you carving of the long bowl and spoon. Keep up the great adventures.
Hi Dave, happy stumbled upon me in the woods.🌿🏕️ I'm glad I can share my love of the outdoors with someone new. Welcome to my channel Dave!
Not to be too nosy, but what part of the world are your adventures located. Looks like it could be somewhere in the Appalachian mountain range.
Glad to see you back in action!! Best regards brother.
Hi Randy,
Right, I'm so glad I healed so well, and I'm back with a vengeance! 🔥🔥🔥
Beautiful place!!! Awesome food!! Love you camp set up and especially your kitchen on the go!! Just found ya and definitely going to keep on watching
Hello, thanks so much! The simple things sometimes are the most rewarding. Cheers mate thanks for coming along.
Very beautiful professional video, thank you.
A much appreciated comment! ⭐
Thank you!
Great video
Thanks Ron!
Excelente video!!! Eres muy bueno!!
Espero mas videos como estos.
Saludos desde puebla, México 🇲🇽
Greetings! Thank you so much!
Shout out to Mexico! 🇲🇽
I love you Brother! I gotta link up with you and go camping! ❤🙏🏽
You know, that would be the most heartwarming! Absolutely, I would love to have you along and be honoured to have you as my guest. Anytime 💪 Happy New Year Brother!
Another fine video. Very traditional way of doing bushcraft. Where did you get that frying pan from?
I got the pen as a gift many years ago. I don't know where they got it, but it's been a great companion for me. Thank you for coming along.
Well, that certainly looked like an enjoyable time! I sure like that gouge you used to make your bowl. Are you thinking about carving a kuksa coffee cup now? I need to find somewhere to get green coffee beans, I haven’t ever roasted my own before. I bet it tastes so much better. Was that Colman’s you put on your beans? I sure like that mustard. Fine job on the video, as usual! 👍👍👍
Good Job Sir
Thanks Stacy! 🔥🏕️
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Really enjoyed the full length video
My preferred format. I enjoy sharing my entire trip. Thanks for coming along!
I getting hungry now.
It can be the best part of the trip
hello, can i ask in what country you are in this video?
Hello mate, I'm presently in the states. A beautiful spot eh?
@@TheLoreofBushcraft yes it looks Wonderful
I just remembered another question I had.... what is your sugar “cone” made out of? It seems a lot softer than the one I made. I used about 85% organic sugar, and 15% brown sugar..... added a little water and mixed it up and put it in my mold... a week later it was hard as a rock. I like using it, but I can’t slice mine like you did. I have to scrape mine. It’s good, but I’d like to be able to slice it.
Hi Chris, I really did enjoy my time at that camp.
Yes, that gouge is a game changer, smooth as can be and lightweight, makes short work of things "that bowl was Oak."
Well, I have three carved Kuksa's, and 3 gifted Kuksa's in my residence. Of the carved/custom: one as a failure, one is a pristine backup to the failure and then I have the one you see me use all the time. So... when the need comes I'm sure I will make a new one.
The coffee is quite good indeed! You know how it is when you make something from scratch and it's goodness is the reward 😊
It's a living history, like stepping back into time.
The mustard is Whole Foods German mustard which has horseradish in it, yum.
The sugar comes from Jamaica where they are sugar specialist. It's shipped over in a boat and takes forever to get to me (just like the world renowned Blue Mountain Coffee I order from Jamaica, as well)
The cones come wrapped in brown paper ready to go.
I haven't even thought of making it myself, such as yourself. You're a crafty fella my friend.
I'll put the link to the Green Coffee beans below.
It's always an honour to have you enjoy my adventures my friend.
Cheers
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Did those pathfinder food tins really not leak with the wet beans?
Hello Walter, not at all. I do drain the beans beforehand though. I also line the tins by smearing oil. I make sure to drive them completely after use and then at the oil. No issues here. You will love them. It’s amazing how many uses I’ve come up with them.
Hi brother. If I wanted to mail something to you, where will I need to send it? I plan to make some new DIY gear while I recover from my knee replacement and I can see that you may like a few of what I have planned. Please let me send you a few items as my way of supporting your endeavors.
Hi John, yes I understand about your knee, as you may know, I just recovered from meniscus surgery myself.
I'm happy to be back in the saddle now.
I hope you heal well soon, I'm with you.
Your crafts would absolutely be welcomed.
Are you on Instagram or do you have an email that we can correspond on?
What frame rate is your playback? Seems Accelerated.
Hello, 30 fps, unfortunately, in my infinite wisdom I decided to speed the clips post production to create an "all action effect," however, I just ended up shooting myself in the foot. I'm a veteran of the woods, but I'm a novice when it comes to filming. One can see in my last two videos that I learnt natural is best. You were right my friend :)
@@TheLoreofBushcraftThanks! It was giving me vertigo. LOL
Understood, the new videos are normal, however, I might speed up the intro only. Thank you for the helpful feedback!
@@TheLoreofBushcraft Correct, the new stuff looks great.
Thank you!
This time you are not relax👎👎👎
Understood, sorry mate!