I have the tweezers in the SAK. I have little sewing kits, but for a day hike I've never had to use it, so i took it out of all day kits. A lot of the areas I'm in you can't use a magnifying glass for fire ignition, the tree canopy it to dense. This was to show what can be carried in a belt rig. I don't usually carry all that stuff for a few hours or a day hike.
Thank you. I dont use a belt kit much at all anymore myself. I prefer a bottle bag kit, haversack, or a small pack. This was more a demonstration.
Me too...I'm in the woods and/or I'm building a fire before or after the sun is high enough for a magnifying glass. My 66 year old eyes sometimes need it to see what I'm doing though. LOL
That looks like some darn fine bread yer eat'in. Nothing better than a loaf of crusty whole grain and some good cheese.Lunchbreak during a dayhike in Sweden this summer.
Choose for the TomShoo alcohol stove setup in the Firebox Nano to save some time compared to making a woods fire.
Mora Kansbol did the knife chores this day.
Darn fine-looking spot ya found to stop for a break. Looks like possible good trout water.
I do like that ti French press for making coffee. I have a couple that are similar. My new favorite is a small 2 cup stainless percolator. It's heavy compared to the ti, but there is something relaxing about watching coffee percolate on top of a stove while you're waiting to have a cup.
When I first looked at your pic I thought that looks like a nice river to float in a canoe. Wide enough to fly-cast, too. I'm near the UP and most of the streams up here are so brush-choked that they are almost impossible to fly fish.
Percolaters are nice. But I like to nest things and use bottle bag kits. The top on that little press can be taken apart (didn't know that when I bought it) and sit almost flat. So it's easy to use with bottle bags.
hello,
lick ^^^^ a wee toasted cheese sammich with a splash of either tabasco or chilli sauce in TGO's.
Now I'm hungry
