A traditional Lapland lunch box.

[Fenlander]

Thought you might be interested to see a traditional Lapland lunch box made from birch bark.

[/IMG]

[/IMG]

[/IMG]

We were butchering a moose at the time, and the guy thought I was mad, wanting to take pictures of his lunch box :werd:

They gave me some bark to make containers with......not enough for a lunch bow though

[/IMG]

 

[British Red]

Thats fantastic Graham ...could you make a Barbie sized one? For tinder?

 

[Stew]

That's fantastic!

I don't suppose you got any pics of the inside did you? I'm curious if it's just one layer of bark and if there's any more bracing inside.

Did you finish your piece?

 

[Eric_Methven]

Excellent. Looks like it's cinched with copper roofing nails. I'd love to have seen the inside also.

I just love that outside toilet!

Eric

 

[Fenlander]

Excellent. Looks like it's cinched with copper roofing nails. I'd love to have seen the inside also.

I just love that outside toilet!

Eric

Ahhhh.......I wondered who would be the first to mention that one

 

[Fenlander]

Thats fantastic Graham ...could you make a Barbie sized one? For tinder?

Who's "Graham"

 

[Fenlander]

That's fantastic!

I don't suppose you got any pics of the inside did you? I'm curious if it's just one layer of bark and if there's any more bracing inside.

Did you finish your piece?

Bought some bark back to finish it with

 

[Stew]

Good man.

I'm looking forward to the pictures!

 

[JonnyP]

Wow, how much do they eat, nice bit of work that eh Graham

 

[Chopper]

I always thought that Linford Cristie had the most photographed lunch box on the web

 

[GearGuru]

Perhaps Graham is the lunch box's nick name to close friends

 

[JonnyP]

I always thought that Linford Cristie had the most photographed lunch box on the web

True, but you can't keep your egg sarnies there though............