Very helpful but i can't see clearly because your back turns to the camera ❤

THIS VIDEO IS NO LONGER VALID. THEY HAVE CHANGED THE PROCEDURE TO MAKE IT EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO CLOSE THE CARGO DOOR.

I like to see someone 65 getting out there and enjoying it.

Just so you know the damage to the grass was already there when I made this video.

Enjoyed the video

I liked the video, do you still have the knife? If so how do you like it after extended use?

what exactly do these things do?

Look at how happy and carefree I was. Little did I know my whole world would come crashing down one year later. I wonder if I will ever be happy again.

By Bianca Bharti, Postmedia News ([email protected]) nationalpost.com/news/canada/coronavirus-canada-stockpiling Health Minister Patty Hajdu is encouraging Canadians to stockpile food and medication in their homes in case they or a loved one falls ill with the novel coronavirus. That’s good advice for any potential crisis from a viral outbreak to power outages, she said Wednesday. Ms. Bharti says it is good to be prepared because things can change quickly,” she said. My own sources advise that things like hand sanitizer, toilet paper and foods with long shelf life are also in short supply. Meanwhile today Government are back peddling and saying not to stockpile. In an article by the National Post's Aileen Donnelly It is reported that In the days since Canada’s health minister encouraged people to stockpile supplies in case of a coronavirus outbreak, photos have emerged of empty shelves at stores across the country. Customers took to social media over the weekend to report shortages of hand sanitizer, toilet paper, meat, canned goods and food staples such as bread and eggs. Photos showed long lines and rows upon rows of empty shelves. And at Toronto Costco locations, employees were wiping carts with disinfectant wipes as customers entered the store.In the days since Canada’s health minister encouraged people to stockpile supplies in case of a coronavirus outbreak, photos have emerged of empty shelves at stores across the country. Customers took to social media over the weekend to report shortages of hand sanitizer, toilet paper, meat, canned goods and food staples such as bread and eggs. Photos showed long lines and rows upon rows of empty shelves. And at Toronto Costco locations, employees were wiping carts with disinfectant wipes as customers entered the store. And from Global news reporter MAHAM ABEDI globalnews.ca/news/6623400/coronavirus-stockpiling-canada/ "Advice from the health minister Last week, federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu suggested that people consider stockpiling food and medicine. “It’s really about, first of all, making sure that you do have enough supplies so if someone in your family becomes ill, if you yourself become ill, that you have what you need to survive for a week or so without going outside,” she said. Other health officials, like Ottawa Public Health’s Dr. Vera Etches, has also said staying well-supplied is good standby advice that’s always applicable - not just in this case. She said public health agencies warn all the time that people should have provisions for unexpected emergencies, including snowstorms, power outages and even possible pandemics. On its website, the Canadian government does have a list of supplies each household should have in case of an emergency. It advises that the supplies - which include two litres of water per person per day and food that doesn’t spoil easily - should be stored as an “emergency kit” in a backpack or duffle bag."

Sorry about the low audio.

I discovered this unpublished video the other day. It was actually recorded about a year ago.

I love this little stove. The stronger the breeze the beter it burns.

Very helpful, thankyou!!!

Where I get my Chaga. Ancestral Chaga 1101 Marie-Victorin Odanak, QC J0G 1H0 Also from Amazon search for Laboratoire MINA Chaga Mushroom Tea Chunks

The guy it was named after is a pretty interesting person, Alexander Selkirk, check him out.

I wanna shop at Canadian Tire if I ever can use my passport and buy a Selkirk! HaHa!

Good kit John. I'd add a stainless steel water bottle and some form of shelter in case you get caught in bad weather.

vg john - thumbed up / thx!

Yeah it sure does get cold here in Canada... especially when it's -30C and harsh arctic windchill. Ill channel support.. all the best from C.R.

Lots of useful stuff in the bag. Of course some real/actual water/snacks(food) would be nice as well. All the best from C.R.

Nice

HI Regards from Colombia South America! I have mine and love it! I wish one bigger or oval shape to use two pots at same time!... I get arround 20 mintutes of good flame... but when I start to feeding more wood sticks, the stove fail... it is not easy to keep large or big flames. If I leave to the flames fade off, will be hard to relive the flames at wood feedind time, the large pieces of wood extinguish the flame. I see a layette blocked by ash too. I made mod on the layette of burn chamber just expanding the bottom layette holes to drain better the chamber from ashes. After to all this, I turn to do not use the pot stand, I think that it is better for feeding bigger wood sticks and letting better airflow. Just use a homemade grill resting on the floor. Searching wood gas and woodgas, and filtering by upload date every week I get more experiences about this stove and so I found your video. thanks for share!

Screw at the top adjusts the amount of retention. Loosen it and it will be easier to take out of the sheath

Look at this recreation facility. That looks like a dump yard. Shame on those who left these things behind.

Hi there! Small youtuber here. I liked and subscribed to your channel. If you get a minute, please subscribe to my channel because we can help each other out that way. Have a great day! : )

I have this knife and it is Bad Ass!! I have a few folders too but this is my EDC. I would rather rely on my Smith & Wesson fixed knife than a nut holding a folder together!! Mine is extremely sharp, Looks like yours needs more sharpening!!

I bought a pair of good winter mittens and of course the weather changed and have not needed them since. Check out this video for layering kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKnZe5SmbtGsm9U Another video from one of my favorite you-tuber kzbin.info/www/bejne/foiWmIOeqtiCerc To day March 19th. it was +10.

Geez I just noticed I put it together wrong.

Birch bark is some good stuff

Interesting test. Wood should work better, just make sure to cut your pieces before to start. Ne need a good supply of sticks.

Great haul

i think for 2 bucks it is a great deal

Glad to see you testing your gear. Thanks for the video.

Good job starting the fire.

Sparking in the house will cause a fire

Looks like retirement is treating you well, my friend. I'm happy for you! Hope you're having a great Thanksgiving.

That is a great knife. Bought one just the other day - love it. Thanks for the review. And subscribed.

Nice fire.

Keep at it john...looks like your having fun. Thanks for review.

Good job John.

Putting the 9 volt directly to the steel wool works best.

Good tests. Practice makes better. Ferro rods are fun to light a fire.

Great start.