Tabled

 

It's all about loading shop tables onto trailers here and yes, a tractor helps. In this case, and typically, a friend's Kubota. The heavy metal's easier to move if it's on wheels. No fooling, roll 'em out, lift 'em up and place those beasts on the trailer.

Which is exactly what happened, well done Team. Speaking of teams, elements of the LSP went to the Alberta/Montana border on the weekend, Coutts, but RCMP road blocks diverted them from the objective. They ended up closer to home at a spirited protest of a few hundred horsemen, well done.

And the plan's to head out for Coutts again this weekend. Good luck to them, break through the blockade, kids; maybe the Amish and Hutterites will help, who knows. As it is, more border crossings are closing as we search the airwaves.

Inquiring minds want to know. Is this a a strategy? Launch a big PR spectacle in Ottawa, hope Justine caves in and when he doubles and triples down shut off the Canadian border. 

As in General Strike. Weird how today's Left HATES that. Since when and why did the Left start hating the working class?

Discuss,

LSP

It's Bushcraft Wednesday!

So you're out there in the bush, using your craft, and you need an axe. In fact you need a battle tomahawk, but you can't climb into the Audi and run off to REI, or wherever, and buy one. That defeats the point, because Bushcraft is all about doing it yourself, without supermarkets, overpriced gear stores and Nanny State looking over your shoulder. So what do you do?

Forge a WAR-HAWK out of an old ball peen hammer. Here at the Compound, we're delighted to share this useful how-to video from Becker Forge.

Throw that Axe,

LSP