Unfortunately I never did find out who had made it or where the Birch bark had been sourced from.Here Dave Watson from Woodland Survival Crafts is demonstrating making fire using a pole-lathe as an adaptation of the friction firelighting method.
Wednesday 14 May 2008
A couple more pictures from the Bodgers Ball
Here is one of the most beautiful Birch bark containers that I have ever seen. Birch bark has even been used to stitch it together.
Unfortunately I never did find out who had made it or where the Birch bark had been sourced from.
Here Dave Watson from Woodland Survival Crafts is demonstrating making fire using a pole-lathe as an adaptation of the friction firelighting method.
Unfortunately I never did find out who had made it or where the Birch bark had been sourced from.Here Dave Watson from Woodland Survival Crafts is demonstrating making fire using a pole-lathe as an adaptation of the friction firelighting method.
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I like the look of that Bodgers Bord in the background - wonder who made that?
But no, that is a beautiful birch bark container. I'll try and find out who made it.
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