Traditionals in the Wild (Pic Heavy)

[KBA]

 

[Tilley Knife]

I was wondering when you were going to show up here, Brett. Love this shot :thumbup:

 

[matfox]

Nice deep stag, KBA and cool pics!

Been into the trees with the HJ#10..

 

[KBA]

Thanks Daniel and thank you for the thread as well. I'm hoping it takes off as I really enjoy the different shots of knives and nature.

I spent the week at my sister's. Here's the view off the front porch of my cabin. They run a ministry in Partridge, KY.






When the first moved the strip mining company hadn't touched their mountain, but in the last 2-3 years they have removed nearly the whole thing. I wish I had a before shot. We took the horses up and it was unreal to see the amount they took off the mountain.



This is near the top. 5 years ago this would have been not but half way up. The trees see at the top would have been on the other side of the mountain.









Really makes you appreciate the nature you have while you have it.

 

[Tilley Knife]

Really makes you appreciate the nature you have while you have it.

I believe that we can apply the above statement to just about everything in life. That front porch pic is amazing! I can almost smell that morning mist.....ahh, ambrosia.

I'm about to head into the woods for the night. See y'all tomorrow!

 

[LostViking]

Kellam Wolverine and bodyguard,

 

[StoneBeard]

Really outstanding thread. Thank You for putting it together and all who have contributed. The pictures are outstanding. Here is a few of mine from 2016-

 

[Tilley Knife]

Wow, Stonebeard, just WOW! Those shots are amazing!

Just got back from a backpacking overnighter. Slept in a bivvy under the stars. It was a little chilly but we had a blast. I hope you all have a safe and Happy New Year's!

Half Congress

Farmer

Ontario HD machete mod

Trusty ole No9

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[Old Engineer]

Some fine photos being posted by you Brett . Thanks for that . I really like this bottom one that really shows how gnarly that Stag is .

Harry

 

[AreBeeBee]

Again, not wilderness but definitely rugged walking. Ulster Scout in the Phoenix Mountain Preserve.

And here, pointing to Camelback.

And with a vein of quartz.

 

[KBA]

Some fine photos being posted by you Brett . Thanks for that . I really like this bottom one that really shows how gnarly that Stag is .

Harry

Thank you Harry. Appreciate that my friend.

Daniel - Envious of your time away in nature buddy. Even though it appears to be colder than the odd 60 degree weather here.

 

[StoneBeard]

Wow, Stonebeard, just WOW! Those shots are amazing!

Thanks Daniel, appreciate the kind words. Ive enjoyed your light backpacking tarp shelters and many useful blades. I've done a fair amount of light/ultra light and hammock camping and have a great deal of appreciation for functional tools and shelters. Hoping to add some more photos of my own here in 2017 when work and my young boys allow. Great pictures everyone! Please keep them coming.

 

[LostViking]

Out for a bit with Opie on New Year's Eve

 

[pertinux]

Traditional knives on my favorite hike, summiting Mt. Washington in NH:

THK Strix:

TC Barlow:

~ P.

 

[LostViking]

Funny, I saw the Cairn and thought, that looks like New Hampshire rock.

Crawford Path?

 

[Dschal]

Looks to me like ammonoosuc ravine trail.

 

[jackknife]

I took a Sardinian for a walk in the Texas Hill Country woods today.

 

[Will Power]

It looks surprisingly at home too Carl! Looks like the ruged hillsides of its native isle in winter.

Thanks, Will

 

[TheFactor]

From last week

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[pertinux]

Funny, I saw the Cairn and thought, that looks like New Hampshire rock.

Crawford Path?

Looks to me like ammonoosuc ravine trail.

Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail to Crawford Path, yes!

The rocks of Home....

~ P.