I just want to make known, that I owe some people from the blogs I follow quite a lot. All the blogs I follow have contributedto my life and influenced my train of thought. That will remain exactly that: My train of thought, and sometimes a bit weird.
Thanks especially: Joel, John, Todd, Perkunas! You know who you are!;-)
Those are the adventures of Mr. Fimbulmyrk, in bushcraft and blacksmithing, mountainbiking and hiking, reenactment, writing, singing, dancing, stargazing and having a piece of cake and a coffee. Pray have a seat and look around you, but be warned - the forest´s twilight is ferocious at times.
Beliebte Posts
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This is my collection of traditional Hungarian hunting knives. I am quite interested into the ethnographical and morphogenetic influences of...
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Bushcraft knives have seen quite some development in the last years, and it seems a whole new species of knives is born. Believe me, it i...
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Long time, no post;-)... on 4th of May, however, there was an event that would qualify as a highlight of the year. The Knifemaking expo at...
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Now this is the blade I featured some time ago, a not-so-authentic version of the Daco-/Gallo-/ Roman sica knife. Arguably not so authenti...
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Last Friday we came together again to do some pounding and coming-together. Daniel had made a firebox that´s just fun. It works like a ro...
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The other day there arrived a package from Nordisches Handwerk, a supplier of knifemaking goods, knives and bushcraft gear in Germany whic...
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This is somewhat of an edit of an ancient post from way back then. But as is, the times have changed a lot, and so has my persp...
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This is part of my not exactly tiny collection of German hunting knives, representatives of a very distinct and ancient style of knife. Y...
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You all have read my post about the Knifemaker´s Fair in Solingen Klingenmuseum which...
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This is a part of my collection of pocket knives. (Top to bottom: Otter "Notschlachter", 1.4110 100 mm blade, á virole lockback...