Polish Army Tent: Day 3 ( Single Sided Setup )
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This is day 3 of sleeping in the Wilderness with my Polish Army Lavvu style setup tent, however on this occasion I decided to "wear" one of the Poncho's to keep me warm and use the other Poncho to make a "one sided" shelter.
Also I was asked on the train if I was a Squaddie or in the RAF by some young people.... However, I could not answer them direct i.e. the young people, because I had to get off the train as it was my stop at that moment in time, this means that I had no time to answer the question because the doors of the train did open and I had to get off.
But if you guys ever get to read this, then to answer your question, then "NO" I'm not in the military, however the reason why I do where military gear is because it's made for this kind of hobby i.e. bush craft, this means that I don't mind getting military looking kit dirty, ripped, torn, wet, snagged etc as it was made for this kind of environment....
Where as it would be a different story if I was wearing the latest High Street Fashion brands.
Now that, that is out of the way then to the Bush Crafters amongst us, then like usual my Cooking Kit was the German Army Mess Kit, combined with the Swedish Trangia Stove. In addition to that I had the Yugoslavia Army Mess kit and as you see it has a great tool to help you open a can of beans in the morning for breakfast... Likewise my mess kit also included the British Army mess kits which are idea for cooking some breaky in the morning such as Eggs, Bacon and Sausage.
Also to note is that I added a Red Filter to my LED Light which does help to "dim the lights" when your looking around your camp at night. i.e. it's harder for people to see your Red Light instead of your very bright White Light.
Really does make a difference to the power of light does the Red Filter. Further on down the line I also had a fold up spade which I did use for the first time to dig out a fire pit, and it was also ideal when it came to the time of burying that pit the very next day.
Any way that's enough from me people, so thanks for watching the video.
Gaz
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