Chaga Tea, New Tools and a Hand Carved Pipe!

[@MaxAndersson0801]

next time you go to Sweden please hit me up and see if wee could meet up :D

[@pauljohnson9347]

Nice to see you back, Hopefully see you at the show 👍

[@BackGardenBushcraft]

Thanks mate! Hope to see you there 👍

[@thechildofthedamned]

Awesome stuff, going back to the roots with bushcraft in the back garden. Btw, if you want the medicinal part of the chaga, you should avoid the water boiling as it breaks down the good stuff. Go for slow and somewhat long brew time where the water dont get to a boil.

[@BackGardenBushcraft]

Great to know 👍 thanks for the tip! All the best, Tom.

[@stevecowling1179]

Glad to see you back again.That is one very good looking knife you've designed, not sure about the tea though.atb London Aussie Steve

[@BackGardenBushcraft]

Haha thank you mate! The tea wasn't all that bad haha definitely not a nice rich cup of coffee though haha Atb, Tom.

[@tourcheverybridge]

How funny I have a very similar axe and had a head cover & handle protector made for it and picked it up yesterday the guy wanted to know where I got it from, I could not remember as had it years… I can point him in right direction now …thank you…Out of interest are you coming to Cornwall this year?

[@BackGardenBushcraft]

Still up in the air atm but I hope to be! All the best, Tom

[@ianroughley1933]

If I could give you one bit of advice .... it would be this...knock the smoke on the head. From someone who knows