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Yeah, I mean a Tipi for festivals e.c.t is fine but for walking around with it packed down even bamboo poles make it impossible unless you fancy going Lakota and strapping them to the back of a horse. but i can make some kind of bell tent lavvu arangement, im thinking basically a lavvu but with...

where is flat ground? I dont mean a scandi grind, which i must admit to being a big fan of, but just a flat grind, gives you some of the finesse of the hollow with a good deal of the strength of the scandi grind. plus it gives you a uch cleaner cut when doing carving on wood or meat and stands...

This is a really cool idea! Im currently laying out patterns for a tunic and a bush shirt out of cotton canvas ( the bush shirt is going to be water proofed and possibly fleece lined) but im not great on a sewing machine. I think this is a great way to get an introduction in to making ones own...

I'm thinking of building one of the above, I'm most tempted to go for a Lavvu type tipi/ bell tent hybrid, the main problem I found with sourcing the poles for the tipi can be overcome with the lavvu, and, my woodwork skills & tools are not good enough for a yurt. I was wondering if anyone had...

Ahoy! I'm Jordan, from Macclesfield in the depths of Cheshire. I've been doing a good deal of woodlandy survivaly stuff for a long time, but in more recent years I have been drawn to the primitive thing a bit more and I'm looking for some advice e.c.t. So I look forward to hearing from anyone...