Rough Camping & Survival Tips

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That knife/wrench combo reminds me of Inspector Gadget. Almost looks suggestive of a profession rather than anything practical. Maybe a door prize you might get if you attended a Mechanics convention.

 

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Hobbit Holes like the one posted earlier really intrigue me. I guess when I was maybe 4 years old, I remember creating underground "forts" with friends. We were not mining engineers but never had a cave in. Our roofs were scrap wood covered by a thin layer of dirt.

There is a youtube series produced by what appears to be SE Asians or Filipinos?? who make some of the neatest "Hobbit Holes".

But a quote in The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien reminds me to consider both the upside and downside of these dwellings carefully. He obviously also knew about the potentials or expenciened them as a kid. Peter Jackson decided to use the short monologue by Bilbo Baggins in the movie, "In a hole in the ground....".

 

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