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Thanks Pict, never thought of the inner bark, I was only thinking of the outer bark that falls of in big sheets. I'll try to get some this weekend.
Mike
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Natural cordage from various materials (photos)
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Excellent post!
Cordage making is one skill many bushcraft students neglect to practice. On a week long camping trip this past summer in the Adirondacks, I put together a few pieces of camp furniture with the help of some natural cordage. Mainly, spruce and pine root. Very quick cordage that is ridiculously pliable when wet and hard as a rock when dried.
Here are some pics
little dinner table and seat
Back rest near fire
Cordage making is one skill many bushcraft students neglect to practice. On a week long camping trip this past summer in the Adirondacks, I put together a few pieces of camp furniture with the help of some natural cordage. Mainly, spruce and pine root. Very quick cordage that is ridiculously pliable when wet and hard as a rock when dried.
Here are some pics
little dinner table and seat
Back rest near fire