Reddit mentions of Lehigh Group 530X Jute Twine Heavy Duty twine 190'

I wouldn't worry about it. It's part of the aesthetic and [shouldn't be too difficult to replace] (http://www.amazon.com/Lehigh-Group-530X-Twine-Heavy/dp/B000VYBB0I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397028584&sr=8-1&keywords=twine) if you ever need to.

Don't know what you want it for, but twine is always useful to have around!

1 Cake or birthday related - technically cake pans.

2 Simon Pegg - he was an English major with an emphasis in drama, this is a play.

3 A book I'm eager to read

4 Eating Utensils - for my cat.

5 Animal

6 Purple

7 a game

8 a guilty pleasure

9 a tool - caffeine is a tool i use to keep awake.

10 Something from my childhood

11 an organizational item

12 a hobby - one of hobbies is making bathbombs. i would use this to make them in pretty shapes

13 nerdy/geeky

14 something natural

15 something green - the cover of this book is green

16 something you wear

17 funny

18 Beads, bees, or beans - honeycomb shaped

19 Gardening - lavender grows in gardens

20 My absolute favorite item on my wishlist

Happy happy cake day

I keep a Doan bar in my fire kit (along with a LOT of other things) as a backup to my Ferro rod, because the Magnesium shavings will light even if they're wet. However, they're useless unless you can put together a good tinder bundle.

If I were you, since you're starting out practicing in your backyard, I'd get:

• The Mora

• A good Ferro rod, like a Light My Fire or a Firesteel Armageddon (my favorite and what I use)

• And some Jute Twine.

Learn how to carve feather sticks and focus on getting fires started with natural materials and a ferro rod, as well as fluffing up the Jute Twine for making tinder bundles.

Also, use the Jute Twine to practice tying useful knots that will come in handy for setting up your tarp later.

I'd get the tarp and some paracord next and practice setting that up.

I'd save money and get the canteen and cook kit once you're actually ready to go out and use them.