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Yearly Archives: 2014

Charring birch polypore for tinder | fungus as tinder | bushcraft | Kent | south east | London — We use char cloth a lot when we’re looking at different methods of lighting a fire, such as […]

Char Cloth Recently updated!

This entry was posted in Fire and tagged char cloth on 14/12/2014 by Gary (updated 4 days ago)

Building a 1 person debris shelter — We built a 1 person debris shelter on our 5 Day Bushcraft Course in November. We went for the […]

1 Person Debris Shelter Recently updated!

This entry was posted in Debris Shelters and tagged debris shelter on 09/12/2014 by Gary (updated 4 days ago)

Team effort using a hawthorn fire by friction set — On our recent trip to the Isle of Arran we were able to try out some different materials for fire […]

Fire by friction on Arran

This entry was posted in Bow drilling and tagged fire by friction fire lighting on 05/11/2014 by Gary (updated 242 days ago)

feather sticks | bushcraft | south east | Kent | London — Sometimes it can be difficult to find dry tinder to light your fire. This is where feather sticks […]

Feather Sticks Recently updated!

This entry was posted in Fire Tools and tagged feather sticks fire lighting on 03/11/2014 by Gary (updated 4 days ago)

Gary digging the gypsy well — A gypsy well, sometimes known as an Indian well, but more commonly as a ground well, is a […]

Gypsy Well

This entry was posted in Water and tagged water on 19/10/2014 by Gary (updated 267 days ago)

Forked sticks for debris shelters The finished debris shelter — We’ve built plenty of debris shelters in the past at our ancient woodland camp in Kent, generally using […]

Debris shelter in a coniferous woodland

This entry was posted in Debris Shelters and tagged coniferous woodland debris shelter on 16/10/2014 by Gary (updated 278 days ago)