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R.I.P. Marble's?
Has the venerable Marble’s gone out of business? Their site seems to be a dead link these days. Unfortunately, if it’s true it wouldn’t be too surprising, since there have been conce… more →
Old Timey Gear
R.I.P. Marble's?
Smithhammer wrote 4 weeks ago: Has the venerable Marble’s gone out of business? Their site seems to be a dead link these days … more →
Winter Bushcraft in Sweden - How To Build A Snow Cave
The Nature Travels Team wrote 1 month ago: Snow caves or snow shelters are not only fun (if hard work!) to build and a real experience to sleep … more →
Toro 421Q Snowthrower
Adam wrote 3 months ago: After the fiasco known as Winter 2008/2009, in which mother nature dumped a lot of snow, I decided t … more →
the fjallraven kanken rucksack
CJL wrote 3 months ago: fjallraven’s roots can be traced all the way back to 1950, when a Swedish boy named Ake Nordin … more →
Pasaran Tenda
gelasijo wrote 5 months ago: Beberapa saat yang lalu, saya sempat menulis tentang tenda eiger lightness yang saat itu pilihan han … more →
Multiple uses of a Cooler
thecampingoutfitter wrote 6 months ago: Camping can be a great fun if you plan a trip in the company of your friends and relatives. Proper p … more →
The Speedy Stitcher
Smithhammer wrote 7 months ago: I can’t tell you how many things I’ve repaired with this dandy piece of equipment over t … more →
Camping in Sweden – how to choose a tent for your holiday in Sweden
The Nature Travels Team wrote 8 months ago: Whether you are on a wilderness canoe tour in Värmland, sea kayaking in the Stockholm archipelago or … more →
The Kelly Kettle
Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: This one comes to us from across the pond, where Irish fisherman have been using the design for more … more →
Buck Folding Hunter
Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: A young Kansas blacksmith apprentice named Hoyt Buck was looking for a better way to temper steel so … more →
The Coleman Lantern
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Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: The first model rolled off the production lines in 1914, during an age when electricity in the home … more →
The Magnesium Stick
Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: Need to start a fire? Don’t want to carry a lighter or matches that will be useless if they ge … more →
A Classic Hip Wader
Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: Hard to find anyone who makes a decent, bootfoot hip wader anymore. With the popularity of waterproo … more →
The Sven Saw
Smithhammer wrote 8 months ago: I remember getting a cheap imitation of this type of saw as a kid, and having it fall apart on the f … more →
Sleeping mats: the basis of a good night's sleep when camping in Sweden
The Nature Travels Team wrote 8 months ago: Sleeping mats are an essential but often undervalued part of your camping equipment. Prices may star … more →
How to choose a Sleeping Bag for your Holiday in Sweden
The Nature Travels Team wrote 9 months ago: The freedom to camp wild beneath the stars is one of the principal attractions of many of our Sweden … more →
Various Water Filters useful for your camping trip
thecampingoutfitter wrote 10 months ago: People who go camping use various methods of water purification. The aim behind using a water purifi … more →
Winter Holidays in Sweden: How to dress for cold weather
The Nature Travels Team wrote 10 months ago: Sweden is having a beautiful cold, clear winter at the moment, with some of the best lake ice for ye … more →
Using a Flashlight for Camp Fire Stories
thecampingoutfitter wrote 10 months ago: Sure flashlights have their practical uses when camping. They light your path in the dark, and help … more →
