Seems some are asking for content.
There are stories waiting to be told and adventures that are needing to be written.
There are also tools we will need when we re-enter the wilderness.
What skills are necessary and how can you as a member of this forum contribute?
We all have skills we bring with us, but there are also other skills we can only find through our trials in the woods. Share what you know, so we can carry those valuable lessons and have them readily available when we need them.
1) Knots: When and how to use them.
2) Fire: The many ways to use one.
3) Shelter: What works best and when
4) Water: How to keep and maintain hygiene.
5) Crafting: What to use and how to use it.
6) What to do when the trail has wandered away from you or your camp site is not where you thought it should be. (how to plan in advance for your easy return to your shelter)
7) When you are wet and you wish you were dry, what can you do to bring some warmth into your body?
8) You are bored and it is raining; you are stuck inside your shelter; what productive projects can you do while you wait it out?
Or tell us about your next planned adventure.
Perhaps you might provide us a video of a fireside chat or of a crafting skill that can be rewarding for all of us to share...
Walking sticks for instance..
If tall enough, a walking stick could pole vault you across a narrow stream without even getting your boots wet, or could be used to re-direct a snake in another direction that would be safer for both of you.
Show us your walking stick.. Does it tell a story?
Enquiring minds need to know...
There are stories waiting to be told and adventures that are needing to be written.
There are also tools we will need when we re-enter the wilderness.
What skills are necessary and how can you as a member of this forum contribute?
We all have skills we bring with us, but there are also other skills we can only find through our trials in the woods. Share what you know, so we can carry those valuable lessons and have them readily available when we need them.
1) Knots: When and how to use them.
2) Fire: The many ways to use one.
3) Shelter: What works best and when
4) Water: How to keep and maintain hygiene.
5) Crafting: What to use and how to use it.
6) What to do when the trail has wandered away from you or your camp site is not where you thought it should be. (how to plan in advance for your easy return to your shelter)
7) When you are wet and you wish you were dry, what can you do to bring some warmth into your body?
8) You are bored and it is raining; you are stuck inside your shelter; what productive projects can you do while you wait it out?
Or tell us about your next planned adventure.
Perhaps you might provide us a video of a fireside chat or of a crafting skill that can be rewarding for all of us to share...
Walking sticks for instance..
If tall enough, a walking stick could pole vault you across a narrow stream without even getting your boots wet, or could be used to re-direct a snake in another direction that would be safer for both of you.
Show us your walking stick.. Does it tell a story?
Enquiring minds need to know...
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