How To Re-handle an Axe. Video.

Images of my New camp in the Forest.

Framework for the Wigwam.

Inside fire place in front of bed.

Bed made from rolls of bark taken from wigwam poles.

Drying rack.

Outside cooking fire with tripod.

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Last Call For Skills DVDs!!!

This is a heads up for my skills DVDs being no longer available very soon. The company who sells these take them off the market if they are not selling over a period of 240 days, mine have not sold over the past 240 days despite the excellent reviews. So if you were thinking of getting any, now is the time!
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Muzzle-Loaders and More will be the first to go because it has not sold over the past 244 days. Believe me, I make no profit from these DVDs if you include my time. I could order one myself to keep these going, but frankly that would reduce my earnings to zero and if they are just not selling I don't see the point. 
Regards to all, Keith.

Spoon making as an Indian Captive-18th Century.

“my master told me to

Try if I Could make me a Spoon, and Gave me a hatchet

and told me he would assist me in it for he Said there

was nothing more Necessary for me to be furnished

with in my march, his orders I quickly obeyed, and

finished my Spoon with So much Dixterity, yt my

master was Verey well pleased with me",

The Pote Journal 1745.

New Off The Grid DVD coming out soon.

http://woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/off-topic-off-grid.html

This is the image chosen for the DVD cover.

Living in the Past (1978 Iron Age reality tv) - part 1

18th Century Flint, Steel, and Tinderbox Fire Lighting.

People have been requesting that I make some skills videos, well now I have a video camera, I can. Here is my first skills video.