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 π₯Άπ
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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…π’
Two of my favourite Brits. Good on ya both β€
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 ππ»
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 π«₯π«₯π«₯
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 .. π @NickGoldsmith776
coming Nick π
27:51 Did he pick you up for calling him fella? π
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.