Building a Medieval Roundhouse - Thatching the Roof Iron Age Bushcraft (PART 8)
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Date: 2020-09-28
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Gulliolm
It would be really fascination to watch you test a german Jurte (yurt) traditional scout tent. They are common throughout Germany and parts of Austria and resemble your roundhouse or a traditional yurt. They are one of the few tents that are designed to make a fire in the center and also they are highly modular. It is common that scouts build big castles or cathedrals (google: black castle Jurtendom ) on their events.
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It would be really fascination to watch you test a german Jurte (yurt) traditional scout tent. They are common throughout Germany and parts of Austria and resemble your roundhouse or a traditional yurt. They are one of the few tents that are designed to make a fire in the center and also they are highly modular. It is common that scouts build big castles or cathedrals (google: black castle Jurtendom ) on their events.
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fegman
Hiya, really enjoyed your video series about the building of your roundhouse. It's been really fascinating to watch, and the end result is amazing. What's next, as you have gone from the Viking era, to the Medieval era? I sincerely hope you aren't thinking about building a Medieval terraced multi storied house next lol. Brilliant as ever, thanks for posting, and all the best to you and your Dad. Nick
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Hiya, really enjoyed your video series about the building of your roundhouse. It's been really fascinating to watch, and the end result is amazing. What's next, as you have gone from the Viking era, to the Medieval era? I sincerely hope you aren't thinking about building a Medieval terraced multi storied house next lol. Brilliant as ever, thanks for posting, and all the best to you and your Dad. Nick
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James
'EVERYONE OUT FOR PADDLEBALL! ' You both are showing us a few more 'bits and bobs' of the trade this time out with the fasteners. I LIKE that you chose water reed thatch. It seems more historic. I have had many (young) years of experience with wheat straw. It is not very durable, especially if passed through a combine harvester.
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'EVERYONE OUT FOR PADDLEBALL! ' You both are showing us a few more 'bits and bobs' of the trade this time out with the fasteners. I LIKE that you chose water reed thatch. It seems more historic. I have had many (young) years of experience with wheat straw. It is not very durable, especially if passed through a combine harvester.
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prepper
Hi! I have a question for you. I've watched many of your videos and great creations. My question is: Did you ever feel the need of using a FROE in some of your creations and/or bushcrafting? Continue to create your great videos.
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Hi! I have a question for you. I've watched many of your videos and great creations. My question is: Did you ever feel the need of using a FROE in some of your creations and/or bushcrafting? Continue to create your great videos.
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Charlie
Mike id love to see some sort of treetop build idk if it's possible and it isn't any historical recreation like the Viking house and this roundhouse but it'd be pretty cool
I don't know just a thought
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Mike id love to see some sort of treetop build idk if it's possible and it isn't any historical recreation like the Viking house and this roundhouse but it'd be pretty cool
I don't know just a thought
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Essex121514
Looking great guys.
I love the format of these videos. It has been an entertaining ride to say the least. Can't wait to see it finished.
Cheers from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
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Looking great guys.
I love the format of these videos. It has been an entertaining ride to say the least. Can't wait to see it finished.
Cheers from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
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Chad
Here's a question. So in past videos both of you have practiced Leave No Trace. When all of these projects are done are you planning on tearing them down? I really hope the answer is no.
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Here's a question. So in past videos both of you have practiced Leave No Trace. When all of these projects are done are you planning on tearing them down? I really hope the answer is no.
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Zyon
early crew and love the thatching i would love to see a mead hall mead and all that would be awesome i mean you already got basically a lil village now you need a place of merriment lol
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early crew and love the thatching i would love to see a mead hall mead and all that would be awesome i mean you already got basically a lil village now you need a place of merriment lol
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Wiltshire
Very interesting Mike. My family years ago had an old thatched cottage. They had to sell some land so they could rethatch it. That was I think back in the 1950's. before my time: )
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Very interesting Mike. My family years ago had an old thatched cottage. They had to sell some land so they could rethatch it. That was I think back in the 1950's. before my time: )
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Martin
Excellent Instruction, and very interesting as well. Thank You for sharing. Best of everything good in the future!
PS Need LOTS more of your Dad - just saying.
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Excellent Instruction, and very interesting as well. Thank You for sharing. Best of everything good in the future!
PS Need LOTS more of your Dad - just saying.
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