Medieval Trekking - Camping Kit

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  @mwillblade · 5 years ago

  If I saw you walking in the woods I would have to question my reality at the moment.

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• EG

  @EgoTherapieLee · 6 years ago

  i am totally into historical camping. i just realized that while watching this video.

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• JU

  @JustMeNobodyElse7755 · 1 year ago

  When it comes to these things, I think we all get to play how we want to play. Your kit looks great. Enjoy!

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• OO

  @OopsCrochet · 6 years ago

  Informative and inspirational. Interested in the 14th century perspective. I'd better get my Viking kit together. Yeghes da.

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• RI

  @rickminer7528 · 5 years ago

  I loved this.  Your humility comes through loud and clear and makes me want to keep watching.  And I learned something, too:  That not all modern gear is necessarily the best choice,. I saw some pretty neat options for me to consider.  Thanks!

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• DA

  @danielhall5554 · 4 years ago

  I love your safety bag! That is something unique I haven't seen or heard from other Anachronists or Bushcrafters.

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• YO

  @YoukuroKageStudios · 5 years ago

  I don't see any coconuts in your kit, perhaps the european swallows didn't migrate yet?

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• VO

  @VonNikdenitz · 5 years ago

  Thanks for boosting my mood for serious hike. This winter has been too long.

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• WI

  @william-naokichi6795 · 4 years ago

  I was looking for someone like you!<br>Great video! I am commenting with respect from Japan.

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• UR

  @UriTRZ · 10 days ago

  Bro like the &quot;me in the future&quot; i hope to be

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  @darsnordham · 6 years ago

  Thanks. I&apos;d like to see more from you along these lines. You are doing what now I can only dream of. - Master Aleyn Wykington OL., AnTir.

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• KO

  @kohinarec6580 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I made some charcloth, and it works like a charm. I use a modern firesteel (and am not a reenactor). I even made some &quot;campfire bombs&quot;: <br>- slice of birch bark rolled up into a &nbsp;tube<br>- fill it with dry hay and some small shavings of fatwood<br>- strike the sparks. <br>- add charcloth for even better ignition.<br><br>I believe it was used in Europe from 15th or 16th century onwards.

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