There is an article on how to make charcloth here.
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UK Wild Foods
Here are some Wild Foods that are available in the UK now...
- Ramsons
- Three-cornered leek
- Dandelion flowers
- Stinging Nettle
- Bramble Shoots
- Daisy leaf
- Gorse flower
- Primrose
- Bistort
- Carrageen
- Cow Parsley
- Fairy-ring Champignon
- Hawthorn leaves
- Hop Shoots
- Morel
- Sea Beet
- St George's mushroom
- Sweet violet
- Tansy leaves
- Greater Plantain
- Ribwort Plantain
- Sea Radish
- Pennywort
- Alexanders
*These are just some of the wild edibles you will find in the UK this month.
Woodland Valley
Woodland Valley an Organic Farm in the centre of Cornwall.
A Bushcraft Friendly Campsite with Ancient Woodland and Group Accommodation available.
A Bushcraft Friendly Campsite with Ancient Woodland and Group Accommodation available.
Another Bushcraft & Wilderness Skills website that I love, by a friend & superb Photographer Gary Waidson.
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When used as tinder, I untwine some 5-cm of the thread, making a "hairball" of fibers, with lots of air in between. In the of the fiberball center I put a small piece of wax (or resin). Then I strike my firestarter - and voila instant fire ...