The OLD CLOSED Post Your Campsite/gear/knife/hiking/anything Outdoorsy Pic Thread!

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Mtn Mike I am ga ga over that knife! Specs and info please!

here you go...:D www.darkknives.com

it's got a 6" in. , 3/16ths thick O1 blade... with natural canvas Micarta handle scales... the leather sheath has a pocket, meant to fit a manesium firestarting block... it is really well done... robert does some great leather work... i like it almost as much as the knife.... :D
 
"I had to wear my raingear in the Belize rainforest"-Brian...I spent a fair amount of time in Belize...It is truly still a very wild and awesome place....I had to catch a viper in my hut...and thusly my wife will never go back there.
 
CUTS LIKE A KRIS can you post more pics and or info on your small double bit axe?

Sure can. I don't have many pics on hand but...
It is made for a local man, Claude Leblanc (known as the axe man), as per his specs from Ontario. He makes the laminated handles in many different configurations- I mine has a purpleheart center and I think a wenge outer core but I forgot to write it down and can't be sure (not an expert). As well I can't find where I wrote down the steel type. It cost around $100 at an antique show (he is an axe collector so was displaying/ selling his wares). Blades are about 3.5" long if I recall correctly. Here are a couple of pics:
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On my backside:
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If you want I'll give you what contact info I have for him (don't have his permission to post it online). I don't know if he has any as I have not spoken to him in over a year, but I know he was making a mid-sized dbl. bit axe last.
 
I have a lot of outdoor photos. Havent figured out how to post them yet. Im working on it.
 
Here is some pics from around Taiwan.

I dont know what kind of snake this is, think its a mock viper but i was not sure so i didnt mess with it, i just took a few pics as it went on its way !
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Some of the spiders here are absolutly huge, this one is pretty big but i have seen alot bigger :eek:
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Some of spiders can be pretty cool colours as well :cool:
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This is view from the "end" of a trail, its usually easier to walk up streams or rivers because the jungle is normaly too dence to trek trough.
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Some of the trees can be quite unfriendly :D
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Just before the Hoover Dam
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Sunset at a place I go camping a lot
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Now this is a campfire!
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A little friend I found
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Here are a couple of my favorite pics from a week long raft trip my wife and I took down the Colorado through the Grand Canyon for our honeymoon (hey, it was her idea, great wife!)


This was a hike up to some ruins on the side of a cliff, always loved the lighting on this one:

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Rainbow over the the El Tovar on the hike out of the Canyon. We had just gotten dumped on by a thunderstorm but this rainbow was worth it:

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Pic on the rafts:

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Here are a couple of my favorite pics from a week long raft trip my wife and I took down the Colorado through the Grand Canyon for our honeymoon (hey, it was her idea, great wife!)


This was a hike up to some ruins on the side of a cliff, always loved the lighting on this one:

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That is AMAZING! Looks like a painting!
 
Smallish pics but they're the only outdoors type ones I have online ATM. Some of the sights along the Great Ocean Rd and nearby areas in Victoria Australia.

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We went for a drive to Alice springs thru Darwin , and came home via Mt Gambia , along the Great Ocean Road , it was such a great trip , we done it again just to see it all over .... gets better every time !
 
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