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Well, it was a BOO-tiful day.....
like all Hallowe'en's are supposed to be. And, as Hallowe'ens tend to go, it was not without its share of scary looking creatures - Here - judge for yourself.
The only thing that would have been scarier, would have been if tonym had come to visit, again. I understand that there are still a few local children undergoing therapy for nightmares, because of his last visit.
Anyway, we decided to get together for the day and maybe learn some new skills. Net making was first and foremost. In the picture above, my buddy Slasher, was demonstrating how to go about it to our own kgd and a quiet stranger, by the name of R....
Once they thought they had the hang of it (don't know if that's a pun or not
), Ken set out on his own. Looks inspiring, doesn't he?
To be serious for a moment, I don't know many people more eager or committed to learn than Ken, who proves his commitment by driving many miles and hours for a few short hours with the boys.
Anyway, that's enough of that crap!
I also thought that because we're into a new season a bushcrafting fashion show might be in order so I decked myself out with a colourful survival bracelet from Talfuchre of Texas along with a matching firesteel lanyard. However, I forgot to take a picture - maybe Ken did. I also made a scarf for the occasion. Here's my buddy Phil, modeling said scarf.
Pretty handsome looking, isn't it?
Looks like Phil's making an adjustment - (Guess I'll let the pictures do the talking from here on in, being worth a thousand words, and all).
(to be continued)
like all Hallowe'en's are supposed to be. And, as Hallowe'ens tend to go, it was not without its share of scary looking creatures - Here - judge for yourself.
The only thing that would have been scarier, would have been if tonym had come to visit, again. I understand that there are still a few local children undergoing therapy for nightmares, because of his last visit.
Anyway, we decided to get together for the day and maybe learn some new skills. Net making was first and foremost. In the picture above, my buddy Slasher, was demonstrating how to go about it to our own kgd and a quiet stranger, by the name of R....
Once they thought they had the hang of it (don't know if that's a pun or not
), Ken set out on his own. Looks inspiring, doesn't he?
To be serious for a moment, I don't know many people more eager or committed to learn than Ken, who proves his commitment by driving many miles and hours for a few short hours with the boys.
Anyway, that's enough of that crap!
I also thought that because we're into a new season a bushcrafting fashion show might be in order so I decked myself out with a colourful survival bracelet from Talfuchre of Texas along with a matching firesteel lanyard. However, I forgot to take a picture - maybe Ken did. I also made a scarf for the occasion. Here's my buddy Phil, modeling said scarf.
Pretty handsome looking, isn't it?
Looks like Phil's making an adjustment - (Guess I'll let the pictures do the talking from here on in, being worth a thousand words, and all).
(to be continued)
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. That, not withstanding, I was quite happy with the day, the 2 new trap trigger modifications, and putting the DOC-CANADA survival scarf to the test. Mors, eat your heart out! 
lol
