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Do you want to be a bushcrafter?

Started by Mouldsy, September 10, 2009, 08:37:25 PM

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Wolf_Larson

Bushcrafter, i think it runs in my veins.
I cant stop thinking about it, living in the wild and all that.
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Cardnim

hehehe  :D
Nice one Mouldsy, a good find there.

Especially liked the bit "crawl into your cocoon and rue the day you decided to get into bushcraft"

That was me last January, woodburn forest:
- too wet to find firewood
- too dark to cut wood
- so cold that your bones hurt
- so flipping windy that your shelter kept blowing away
- and worst of all.... you're out of teabags and biscuits fruit

...I love bushcraft  ;D

Paul

Quote from: Cardnim on September 14, 2009, 10:52:54 AM
hehehe  :D
Nice one Mouldsy, a good find there.

Especially liked the bit "crawl into your cocoon and rue the day you decided to get into bushcraft"

That was me last January, woodburn forest:
- too wet to find firewood
- too dark to cut wood
- so cold that your bones hurt
- so flipping windy that your shelter kept blowing away
- and worst of all.... you're out of teabags and biscuits fruit


So you will be joining us this winter then for another camp out at woodburn? Lol

...I love bushcraft  ;D

Wolf_Larson

Is there any bushcraft courses your going on Mouldsy ?
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

Mouldsy

Not in the near future, I am hopeing to get on the Axe workshop with Wood smoke this year but I will have to see how the money is.
Gary, Phil, hopefully Paul and I are going to be planning a canoe trip to the Yukon for two years time.
Have you any course's planned your-self.

Wolf_Larson

No Mouldsy  but im thinking of doing some sort of course. Im the same just waiting to get a phew pounds together.
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.