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Tag … Would you be interested in a totally different design than what I’ve seen suggested so far?
As usual, I designed something totally different for the day when I finally have my own land again.
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Super …. 10 is a great age for learning.
Hopefully it will be something that really interests them.
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Just checked it out. I know exactly where that info came from. He just copied and pasted the information from elsewhere. 🙂
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If you want to save time …. Just read previous posts. Someone has already taken it upon themself to post a link to some information.
I’m off to read it now myself to see if it coincides with my research.
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Hint for the day ….
French-Canadians called it … Sabin
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What was the name of the kids game where you guided someone to something by telling them if they were hot or cold while they moved around?
Granny …You’re so hot it’s uncomfortable. 🙂
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As to the ‘research’ portion … that was just my way of seeing if there just might hap;pen to be someone else here who also studies the past and how things were done.
I just saw where you provided a link above to some info.
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Hint For The Day ….
Some Native Americans called it Cho-kho-tung
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Will be interesting to see what you found. There’s a lot of wrong turns out there. 🙂
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My apologies … not meant to irritate and has nothing to do with my Mentor’s or me. Was meant to merely prompt research to show how people referred to things several hundred years ago based on their understanding. By all means, feel free to have the thread deleted.
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There’s some truth in that but it still doesn’t answer the question of ‘what’ it is. 🙂
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“corn in those green things” … I just had to smile. 😉
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Oh … how I can so relate to the “nap attacks”. I also totally agree that a notebook is a must for us older folks. Fortunately, I learned to always carry a pocket notebook all through my life for documenting all those important things. It’s interesting now to look back at what I recorded during my 20’s. 🙂
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My hat’s off to you. Raising two girls is an accomplishment in itself. I only had one son that was without a mother but I did have two sisters. 🙂
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While technology/new products has made it extremely easy … What happens to that person that loses or just doesn’t have access to those items? Don’t get me wrong, I probably always have four to five ways to start a fire with just what I carry on me every day. I don’t mind products to make it easy but I feel there’s too much focus on ‘things’ rather than knowledge and skills.
I can’t help but laugh when I see the list of “required items” that one of the leading survival schools has for their ‘Advanced Survival’ training. My advanced training only ‘allowed’ one item, a knife. The final and true test for my Mentors was surviving with nothing but the clothes I had on. Not even a knife. Those days of information exchange and teaching may be gone but they still live in my memories. 🙂