Building a Temporary Bushcraft Camp Tree Felling Widow-makers Camp Craft
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Date: 2021-12-22
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Solar
I think you should make a camping shack for you & your family to take holidays in when camping together, something like that would be best for your daughter as she is growing up. If the current worldwide crisis of the shortage of Adblue which is expected to run out across the world between January & March then society is going to fall apart & your little forest getaway could be the best thing for you to keep you & your family alive.
Come March 2022 when all the Adblue completely runs out in the world that all diesel engines use as an additive you will see that all traffic will grind to a halt because without the additive all diesel engines go into limp mode, that means no food truck deliveries, no petrol or diesel deliveries, basically everything that we depend on in life will be shut down including gas, water & electricity because they all rely on diesel either in a primary or secondary or tertiary way.
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I think you should make a camping shack for you & your family to take holidays in when camping together, something like that would be best for your daughter as she is growing up. If the current worldwide crisis of the shortage of Adblue which is expected to run out across the world between January & March then society is going to fall apart & your little forest getaway could be the best thing for you to keep you & your family alive.
Come March 2022 when all the Adblue completely runs out in the world that all diesel engines use as an additive you will see that all traffic will grind to a halt because without the additive all diesel engines go into limp mode, that means no food truck deliveries, no petrol or diesel deliveries, basically everything that we depend on in life will be shut down including gas, water & electricity because they all rely on diesel either in a primary or secondary or tertiary way.
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Purpura
I've a table with a split on top and atop one of the legs. It's been like that for as long as I can remember but that table has been in constant use in my family for about 160 years and is still perfectly serviceable even now. It was made for one of my ancestors by her father, as a wedding gift and what he had available was Yew. An odd wood for furniture, likely explains the split, but it's what he could get hold of. You don't buy a table from Ikea that'll be around in a century or two, lucky if it lasts 5 years. Don't lose that spoon, mate, you never know.
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I've a table with a split on top and atop one of the legs. It's been like that for as long as I can remember but that table has been in constant use in my family for about 160 years and is still perfectly serviceable even now. It was made for one of my ancestors by her father, as a wedding gift and what he had available was Yew. An odd wood for furniture, likely explains the split, but it's what he could get hold of. You don't buy a table from Ikea that'll be around in a century or two, lucky if it lasts 5 years. Don't lose that spoon, mate, you never know.
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Attilio
You should also take care of the deer it's cheap to do one salt block about the size of a gallon of milk and special seeds for a garden for them to grow big beautiful antlers. It's reasonable to buy nothing to maintain. And the outcome is really amazing. Just an easy idea for a great herd. You never said how much ground you have just wondering. Enjoy your patch of woods.
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You should also take care of the deer it's cheap to do one salt block about the size of a gallon of milk and special seeds for a garden for them to grow big beautiful antlers. It's reasonable to buy nothing to maintain. And the outcome is really amazing. Just an easy idea for a great herd. You never said how much ground you have just wondering. Enjoy your patch of woods.
C-YA
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Greg
There's nothing nerdy or weird about feeling connected to the world around you and the things you make with your hands. We should think it's weird that people don't feel some kind of connection like that. You don't have to be a backwoods hermit to appreciate the natural world either. Good on you, my dude.
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There's nothing nerdy or weird about feeling connected to the world around you and the things you make with your hands. We should think it's weird that people don't feel some kind of connection like that. You don't have to be a backwoods hermit to appreciate the natural world either. Good on you, my dude.
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pamela
Whee! I love watching arborists or tree surgeons working. All that skill and talent up a tree. Safety lines or not, they're crazy and I love it. And there's dad! Always a bonus. Of course now I have to research bodgers. Thanks for the new word.
Have a good holiday, to all of your family and friends.
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Whee! I love watching arborists or tree surgeons working. All that skill and talent up a tree. Safety lines or not, they're crazy and I love it. And there's dad! Always a bonus. Of course now I have to research bodgers. Thanks for the new word.
Have a good holiday, to all of your family and friends.
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Liz
Thanks again for your hard work and taken me along with you love watching the outdoor stuff really chufft for you having your own woodland and am sure the family will all enjoy it as well. Wishing you and your family a great Christmas and all the best for the coming year and lots more videos
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Thanks again for your hard work and taken me along with you love watching the outdoor stuff really chufft for you having your own woodland and am sure the family will all enjoy it as well. Wishing you and your family a great Christmas and all the best for the coming year and lots more videos
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Pedro
Fascinating! Great video. Really enjoyed it. Can I suggest you find someone with one of those foot powered or spring powered lathes and make some bowls and plates and such like out of this oak rounds? Be a great project for the summer and I m sure you can find someone to teach you!
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Fascinating! Great video. Really enjoyed it. Can I suggest you find someone with one of those foot powered or spring powered lathes and make some bowls and plates and such like out of this oak rounds? Be a great project for the summer and I m sure you can find someone to teach you!
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Adam
Find you a local forester or forestry technician (whatever y'all call them in England) to help guide you with managing your timber. I'd be glad to help you but it'd be a little hard to do from the US (North Carolina. Btw, I'm a forester so hit me up if you have any questions.
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Find you a local forester or forestry technician (whatever y'all call them in England) to help guide you with managing your timber. I'd be glad to help you but it'd be a little hard to do from the US (North Carolina. Btw, I'm a forester so hit me up if you have any questions.
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Osvaldo
i'm glad that you took the time to wait and listen, to stay overnight and see what the owls, deers and all living and dying creatures have to say, before you make big decisions. I think that this wood will manage you well in years to come. Keep learning and sharing Mike!
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i'm glad that you took the time to wait and listen, to stay overnight and see what the owls, deers and all living and dying creatures have to say, before you make big decisions. I think that this wood will manage you well in years to come. Keep learning and sharing Mike!
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Blazing
Amazing video! I love your attitude and conscious way of thinking. Remembering our ancestors and their way of life. Congratulations to that beautiful piece of woodland. Looking 4ward to more videos. My utmost respect! Kindest regards from Austria. Konstantin
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Amazing video! I love your attitude and conscious way of thinking. Remembering our ancestors and their way of life. Congratulations to that beautiful piece of woodland. Looking 4ward to more videos. My utmost respect! Kindest regards from Austria. Konstantin
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