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U love the Mk 2 Harry - it's so utilitarian. I like your fire lighting pouch too. Mine is to big I think. It needs condensing. Well, a good night's kip - outside works every time. Good going. Mark

Will this fit snugpak softie elite 3

Never thought of using the crusader base for twigs. Like it mate.

The scene at 8:48 made me very jealous. Wonderful. I really rate the MkII system, I've stove rope in mine, but haven't tried twigs yet so after this I will give it a go. Thanks Harry, all the best.

Wow, what a great video and of course a WWII recipe! Be Safe and Thanks for Sharing.

Very nice setup Harry! I’ve got a hammock, I need to use it. Thanks!

Great video, thank you for sharing

Nice surroundings...

I’m all envious on that Mark 2 set. I have that enormous DD tarp. It’s pretty big and heavy but it sure is nice to have the space. I enjoyed your video. Thanks.

It's been a long time brother. For some reason, your videos have not been on my feed. Today I thought to check you out. Glad you seem to be doing well. I enjoyed watching this. God bless.

I just bagged one from a 2nd hand shop brand new. £8

sweet kit brother. excellent video. great format and intel.🤙

Evening mi friend, very well done. This didn't come up on my play list... Sorry about that. Nice one looks like a good setup Harry. 👍😀😎🦉

Good video a great way to use the crusader,i made a small oblong opening in the side of my one with a dremil to feed twigs into

Sweet video dude ✌🏻

Great video there Harry..well done..

Cheers Harry, out 👍🏻

#Twigery That's a new word unlocked Harry 👍😉😁

Great new video mate 😊 I Liked it a lot. Nice Bergen Backpack and hammock. That cooking Setup is for sure one of the best that one could buy. Food looked awesome!❤ Good little Trip, great drill. All the best and thanks for the Upload, GR 🤜🏼🤛🏼

You really captured the light beautifully, its like all the colors and no colors, all time and no time all at the same time captured in those sun rays. Those moments just as the sun is disappearing and you feel a wave of trepidation, excitement and fear.....knowing your committed to staying the night. I've never seen those paper firelighters before, look really good (and light weight too!) Very nice camp Harry, your camp skills, video and military edge are very professional. Best wishes, Gilly 👍

Thanks for this nice video 🌳 Cheers 🇳🇱

Get it Harry! 👍👍👍👍👍

Evening Harry how you doing.. Another awesome video as always.. I just recently bought the DD multi cam tarp..great addition to my DD kit .. thanks for sharing ATB Sam 👍

Great to see you doing a camp Harry and some delicious food and of course our DPM always a winner have a great evening....💪🤝😁

Thank you very much Harry! I try to go out for the night tomorrow, if we have no thunderstorm! Best wishes from Germany Viola

Well done Sir. Thanks for taking me along! Loved the Thistle!

Hi Harry, puritabs are chemical based, the better option is purifier pumps and lifestaws, instant, safe purified water on the go 👌🏻👍🏻

Harry a nice scouting video. It was really nice video.

Good to see you back out in the great outdoors again Harry ... thanks for sharing ATB Sam 👍

Well done,sir earned a new sub from me!!!! Thanks!! ❤👍👍🤝✌️🤙🙌🫡💯🎯🥾

Beautiful nature my friend

Wind screen & turn the cup 90° & if you're gona burn twigs no wind screen with cup turned 90° & feed it from the top. It's not perfect but it works. Cheers 🇨🇦

Surely a mask would have been a good idea?

Hexamine is actually a low-grade explosive. Pack it in with CNTnT and you'll get a good bang. So, be very careful compressing your powder Hexi, although it takes an igniter I understand a boat in WWII demolished a whole town when the Hexamine in the hold exploded; it was kept secret for many years under the Official Secrets Act.

Excellent presentation.

Awesome Video ❤ Great music, great Kit!!! I Always Like this simple war time food, fast eat and Go on! I really enjoyed watching. Good to See you Out in DPM 💪🏼 Have a good weekend, GR 🤙🏼

You might want to check the distance on that stove as there a sweet spot of about an inch and a quarter. Also denture tablets are great for cleaning bottles.

If I can offer a suggestion re the camo cream... don't. Getting caught wearing the camo clothing you can pass off as rugged outdoor wear. Getting bounced with your face cammed up is a bit harder. use that scrim scarf, or shemargh over your face when you need to be non-reflective and it tucks away when you suddenly come across civvies. Great to see you getting it done in spite of the sleep apnea etc. Inspiring.

I'm impressed, Harry. For a civy you have a very solid skillset, your fieldcraft is as good as many diggers I had in my section back in the day. Good common sense tips.

I'm not sure they had those stoves in 1945. we never had them while I was in (Australian Army 77-86) but they issue them these days so I think they are a fairly new addition. The canteen, of course, has been around for donkeys. It is a replica and perhaps they just added the stove for extra value? I think you're a bit hard on yourself re the noise discipline. While sounds do indeed carry and clinking isn;t a very natural sound, you wouldn't have stopped for a brew if you hadn't been pretty sure you are alone. We always did the big circle and came backon our path before harbouring up. That way you can check if anyone is in the vicinity or following you. Then the odd clink or clunk isn't a problem and you can enjoy your brew. Keen to see more of your work, Cobber.

The rather dull, unromantic reality is that both dixies were probably never issued but kept in reserve stock, then Board of Survey'd and sent off as surplus for sale to the civilian market. I doubt they were issued as a set given the different manufacturing dates. Having said that, what if the 45 was used in Palestine and then Korea, the 53 went to Malaya and Aden.... I like the Brit ones as they are deeper than the Australian issue we used. I have both and never use the Aussie ones, just the aluminium Brit knock-offs. I find them versatile for all types of cooking in the field. As for the hexie law... I'd use up any I have, the odds of a copper catching you and knowing they are illegal now are pretty slim.

I have a Mk1 and love it. I use the fire rope method and find it is very efficient. Liked and subbed.

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Thanks for the video. It was informative.

Hi harry. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe and ATB. NIgel

Vídeo incrível meu amigo, sempre curta seus vídeos maravilhosos, obrigado por compartilhar e um abraço, tenha um dia incrível ❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊 55

I've always had a leaning to alcohol/solid fuel stoves, there's something about them. Let's face it tho, if the weather is windy it's a drag so I always reverted to gas. Recently I purchased an X BOIL, you should have a look at them. It's an alcohol stove that actually works really well. Thanks Harry for all your videos, I really enjoy them.

Beautiful editing and music brother🤙🤙🤙

Glad to see yer keeping yer vids guid bud. It's a joy to watch em. Keep up the guid work

Greetings from Finland, near the Russian border. Good video. It's windy there. Cooking with military stoves is always fun. I modified the Esbit stove so that it can also use Trangia's alcohol burner and gas burner as well.