Splitwood Fire in the Rain;Camillus Carnivore

I didn't notice, it's raining, it's quite wet out here. There's a lesson over on Bushcraft USA to do a split wood fire without a knife. So, I have this Camillus Carnivore, thought I'd use this. I would have never bought this for myself. What actually happened was, my really close buddy about a year ago, a year last September, died. And before he died, he bought this, and I remember him calling me saying, Joe, I got this Camillus Carnivore, let's go to the woods to play with it. thinking this thing's retarded, I would never buy this but I didn't let him know that because I wanted him to come to the woods and play with me. He actually ended up dying before we could have a chance to come to the woods and use it and his parents gave it to me because they knew I liked outdoors and stuff so this one's for you Tony, you're heavy on my mind today. I pry with it too much, it's probably a pretty weak knife, pretty weak machete, whatever it is, it's in dry. I've got that piece somewhat split down, and I'm hiding it sandwiched in between bark here like like Iowa Woodsman shows on a couple of his videos Gotta split it down a bunch more this thing's got a weird tip to it. It's angled all funky It's hard to really get it in there the same doesn't make too bad of curls actually the serrations on it Kind of shred the wood and they come out pretty fine fine. It's taken a long time but they're airy and they're thin so they'll light pretty easily hopefully. Here goes nothing. Fire steel in that camellias. Camellias carnivore again. I hated it. It's a sentimental thing like I said and I'm gonna keep it forever. Got some homemade turkey soup. My wife made it after Thanksgiving. That's gonna be real good out here today. A nice hot soup in the rain. My turkey soup is done. I'm going to eat that. My buddy Brett came out to join me out in the woods today. And we're going to hang out, have some coffee, and...