The mist lingered in the morning on Lake Louisa in Algonquin Park. 
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Now that my brain has been fired up and I am interested in reading again, I came across some cool camping resources on archive.org. The fol... -
I have for many years dreamed of building a log cabin. From time to time I watch a video I burned to DVD - Alone In The Wilderness . It is a...
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I am a member of the online forum BushcraftUK.com , a great place to learn, to share ideas, and to get to know other folks who are also inte...
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The other night I was cleaning up my Carbon Steel Mora with a bit of fine sandpaper - the metal tends to discolour with regular rough use. T... -
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Okay, following up on a recent post about emergency preparedness , picture this: your power has just gone out. It is the middle of winter, a... -
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