To be fair, a lot of that processed, translucent-looking "honey" you find in supermarkets isn't even technically honey. Caveat emptor. Very true! Some of it is corn syrup, which I don't think Tolkien ever mentioned :mrgreen: Well said! Don't waste your time with that stuff. Buy Raw Organi...

I do own the first tomahawk book. I've had it for several years, and have trained with it off and on. I really like the way it is laid out, and would love to get the second one someday. Brian The second book builds on 2 weapon fighting, throwing, etc. It has a short (but interesting) chapter on how...

What a great idea! I think I'll have to jump on board as well. WMA/NMA: I have two things in this area. First will be fitting some weapons training into my morning workout. I always carry a tomahawk with me in the field as well as a long knife, so that is what I will be training with. I would love ...

Thank you for the welcome.

The thread I mentioned is here: http://bushcraftusa.com/forum/showthrea ... ght=spices

I am surprised that you didn't look at honey. It is definitely NW Middle Earth appropriate. By itself, honey is an outstanding treatment for burns and wounds. It is anti-bacterial/anti-septic, will keep the wound moist while healing and mixes with the liquids from the wound itself to form natural hy...