Nick Nacks

[Tourist Tony]

A mini plastic tripod for camera.

[Charlotte]

A miniature trumpet in case I have to win favour with a difficult child

[Tourist Tony]

A miniature trumpet in case I have to win favour with a difficult child

A miniature chainsaw and folding shovel for related purposes

[Jurek]

A miniature trumpet in case I have to win favour with a difficult child

That's in addition to the one in your tool bottle, then?  

[Kim]

A miniature trumpet in case I have to win favour with a difficult child

That's just silly.  There's plenty of camping equipment that doubles for that purpose already.  Pretty much anything pointy or inflammable will work, one way or another.   

[Tourist Tony]

A miniature trumpet in case I have to win favour with a difficult child

That's just silly.  There's plenty of camping equipment that doubles for that purpose already.  Pretty much anything pointy or inflammable will work, one way or another.   

And cheaper than my chainsaw and shovel....

[LindaG]

Eyebrow tweezers.  Very useful little jobbers IME.

[clarion]

I thought everybody had tweezers in their Swiss Army Knife.

[dasmoth]

I've found SAK tweezers pretty-much useless for removing ticks.  Potentially worth carrying a "real" pair as well if you have a problem with the little suckers.

[LindaG]

I thought everybody had tweezers in their Swiss Army Knife.

Yebbut, they've got a Swiss Army Knife.

[Efrogwr]

O'Tom tick levers are the business. I get them from the vet.

[pcolbeck]

A lighter. Even if you don't smoke they are great for sorting out fraying tent guy ropes or shoe laces or even starting a BBQ.

[clarion]

Good thought.  I have one of these.  It's thin & fits neatly in my cooking pannier.

[PH]

Little unbreakable mirror, 99p from Wilkos, useful for all the obvious.
J Cloths, I never travel without a few.  Used for all sorts from getting almost dry after a shower to drying the tent before packing.

[Kim]

+1 for little mirror.  My main use is for the successful application of eye drops, but they come in handy for all sorts of things.

[SlowCoach]

hip flask plus contents - for those days when things simply aren't going right.

[Arch]

+1 for little mirror.  My main use is for the successful application of eye drops, but they come in handy for all sorts of things.

I have a folding hairbrush, the sort with the bristles in a rubber bed that allows them to be pushed together into a tight bunch. The handle has a mirror in it. No good for brushing you hair in, of course, as it's in your hand, but good for other stuff.