I spend 24 hours camping with former Royal Marine Nick Goldsmith. Nick teaches some Bushcraft Skills and Survival Tips that he …
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24 Hours with an Ex-Royal Marine Commando: Bushcraft Skills and Tips
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Thankyou so very much mate ,
It was a genuine pleasure to host you at the Hidden Valley Bushcraft (camp 1) .
Looking forward to the next outing towards the end of the year
Nick
You aren't going to lose a limb because you had a tourniquet applied – its not a given.
Don't have a million dollars for an off grid cabin…I still sleep on the ground…
Two of my favourite Brits. Good on ya both
Brilliant video
Hello, what your stone is doing is 'boning' , can also use to seal leather…spoon…burn the centre , small coal works, good vid thanks regs
This was absolutely brilliant ! Subscribed
Cool guy! i'm russian and don't understand ALL, but i will learn. very useful!
Just watched this guy for the first time. What a pleasure. Really engaging and knowledgable and great to watch and listen to. very humble too.
Thanks
"Impressive!"
I wasn't expecting a Hangi pit to be known in other countries.
You got my sub old boy.
My man, goes to a cabin in the middle of the woods, talks about wheel-chair access…
Wahhhhht compass Chinese British gibberish for me, please make a nother video to explain in simple mantinece term mate
A Little late to the party but you can form a spoon shape with a hot coal then cut away the rest, love the videos!
Good to see you Nick again and will check out your new channel
At minute 24:00 you mention a small bag "ready to leave an go" i really want to know what is inside ..
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coming Nick
27:51 Did he pick you up for calling him fella?
Edit: Cancel that, just noticed it was the other way round
Nick my grandfather had a bow saw like that. Made out of old window frame, worked very well i remember.
He carried a 100 pound plus pack through the woods and needs to make a spoon? Really?
You can use it as headgear.