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A Swedish Fire Log also referred to as a Swedish Torch or Canadian Candle – is a highly efficient campfire for cooking. First developed by the Swedish army during the Thirty Years War, this type of campfire requires just a single log and can be made even when the ground is wet or covered in snow. It is also a quick and easy way to cook food while camping, especially if you have limited wood to burn. All you need is one log and an axe or a saw.
T.E. Lawrence started being Lawrence of Arabia during the First World War, once he adopted the Arab way of dressing and the language. This unexpected behavior from an English soldier is precisely what made him standout from the other soldiers and made him be respected by King Faisal.
Its legend is so widely spread that it is considered a must-have for every marksman, whether you are a boy scout, a hunter, or a soldier. Despite of its popularity as the “rifle for everything” that it has always had, the .22 LR Carbine is becoming more and more of a “vital” element for survival and bug-out enthusiasts. Whether you want to be prepared for the zombie apocalypse, or you are just an outdoors adventurer that likes to be prepared for any given situation these carbines are the item of choice for both. There is a wide variety of options within a given .22 LR carbine type, style plays a very important role nowadays – weight, bullet/shell insertion/ejection method, packable...
Just like the men who wear them, bows can be very interesting:
1. Their first use was during the Prussian wars when Croatian mercenaries used them to tie their shirt collars shut. French started using them after this making them a style item throughout the XVIII and XIX century.
