Axe, Bacon and Eggs.

Watch out, Steve. Watch out, bud. He threw a knot. Or not through a knot. Don't take my firewood, bro. It's not for you. I really like this axe. It's about 9.30 or so in the morning, and I got up and decided to come out to the woods with the dog to make... Hey, hey, stop. Out to the woods with the dog to make breakfast. I got some bacon and eggs. I picked this axe up last weekend in Pennsylvania. I had originally found an axe in my grandma's basement when I moved in. This is the head. And I took it off the handle because the handle was broken I tried to sharpen it, couldn't sharpen it So I gave it to my buddy Kenny, Suspect Device He sharpened it up and hafted it Did a real nice job Didn't use the metal wedge, just the wood wedge Sunk in real nice I think he made the wedge out of cherry, he said Sharpened it up real good First 10 minutes I had it I chopped through the axe mask And I hit a rock And kind of messed up the toe a little bit But Kyle fixed it up for me It's a good day to be in the woods. I'm happy. I'm out here. So we're gonna go find a smaller tree And this is my fuel for the fire. I need some kindling and whatnot Maybe I'll be able to use my axe again getting some kindling off a smaller tree Let's go go the the extra weight on the head really helps used to using a wetter links Which is the same size as the Grand Spurs? Scandinavian axe the 26 inch one anyways, I can't remember the weight on the head can't be two pounds though So, this thing's gotta be, I'd say two and a half pounds, this head. It's razor sharp and I really like the extra weight. It's more of a North American style head, the shape of it anyways. Kenny said it might be German, but the style of it, the shape of the head is not the tomahawk style that I'm used to, which is good. Go on bud. Well, I'm gonna let this thing burn down. We'll go chop some logs for a pair of chair. Get it, don't let that stick win. Get it! Go get it! Get this stick! All right, bud, that's enough. About a month ago when Kyle and I went on our camping trip, I learned quite a few things from him. Simple things like measuring the poles for your pair of chair one time so that you know how long it has to be every time for you. It sounds pretty simple, but just never thought of it. So I'm about the same as his, and his was seven feet, or yeah, seven boot lengths, one, two, Three, six, seven, out there. That'll be my third pole. So, one egg, oh, six pieces of bacon. Be a nice breakfast. It's not for you, Scout. Maybe I'll give you a piece of bacon, maybe. I'm gonna let that cook up first because my bacon won't take too long. Oak smoked bacon, this will be good. This looks like some good bacon, too. So, this thing is comfortable. It's made of sil-nylon and nothing like kicking your feet up, having a backrest in the woods. It's awesome. Weighs nothing too. Everything's done now. Got my egg done, my bacon. And the best part is I can use that water to make a tea with. That's probably not the best part. The best part's probably bacon.