I like your use of old technology in the modern day; it's something I do all the time, although not really for specific functions. In my case, I know that in the great depression children often wore potato and flour sacks for clothes and had no soks because it all wore out and they had nothing else....

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Welcome Ranger. Stay warm in the winter and I hope our paths cross in the spring and summer.

That's a great way of packing it up.

Those are great. I like the dark forest; I think I will have to make it my background image on my desktop.

Garden of the Gods is a great place. Lots of other great places there. Best place to be a Ranger.

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I’ve tried to post several times from my laptop at home over the last couple of weeks and every time that’s happened I am kept from posting and told my IP is blacklisted. Anyone know why that might be happening? I’m posting from my phone rn in the hopes that it will get through, but this forum is n...

The olde school ways. Wish I was there.

Thank you

I have carried LARP weapons before, until an incident where armed police got called out because a teenager was out for a walk in a local park with a LARP sword and someone saw and thought it was real, so while not against the law it's best not to tempt fate. and as for the second half of your quest...

Don't ever use your sword to process fire-wood or as a camp tool. Not unless you wish to ruin the blade beyond repair or at the very least to spend hours upon hours honing it again. My point exactly. Iodo left out the weapon, but maybe she intended to use the axe to intimidate the enemy into submis...

Welcome Wolfgirl and pleasant journey's.

ForgeCorvus wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2022 6:20 pm

It looks cool Maybe you can improve on that design. I hope the person in those photos knows he has a major artery right there.

I think the perfect number for the fantasy adventurer context is three, you want something big and choppy, like a seax, that can handle processing fire wood (or you can use an axe/hatchet/tomahawk instead), you also want a 4-5'' fixed blade camp knife, to make food prep and intricate tasks easier, ...