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Tuesday, 23 November 2010

my old friend



In my winter are there is a roe deer buck who occupies the territory.ive had many an encounter with him.I know hes still around as i saw his bed and he left me his finger prints.He lays in his favorite spot on the side of a scrubby woodland slope,over looking his domain.

Tuesday, 16 November 2010

flecktarn trapper hat..





picked this up the other day at the camden army surplus shop in London for 3 pounds...it ideal for my needs,it has a smaller sun shade which may stop me hitting my head on overhanging branches in the woodland,which i dont see when wearing a base ball type hat,the inner lining is pure wool,a bit itchy ,but breathable and warm when wet,it fits well too,the ear flaps can be worn down with a shemagh,something i cant do with larger trapper hats as the scarf will keep hitting the bottom of the hat forcing it to ride up and hence come down over my eyes,(very annoying).the inside of the earflaps is made from a softer wool,so its not itchy,and of course its flectarn,my favourite color scheme for woodlands and every where..

grimbo;s roll bar snare construction tips.pt 1.

Monday, 15 November 2010

Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change | IsumaTV

Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change | IsumaTV

shamans belt






Some shaman wear a belt on which are attached many spirit objects.He uses these in his journeys to other worlds.Each object contains the spirit of what it represents,or a masks being his spirit helpers/guardians.It a bit like us today wearing amulets as good luck charms. The shaman may have a small carved bow and arrow to bring luck to the hunt,a fish hook,and so on...
I spend a lot of time crafting certain items and i thought i would start my own shamans belt.I will add to it over time,or as my inspiration guides me..