Knot-tying is one of the most valuable skills for any outdoors enthusiast. However, it requires having rope on hand, which is a resource always in limited supply. To be truly prepared for the challenges of the wild, it's crucial to learn how to create your own cordage—thread, cords, and ropes—from natural materials. Fortunately, this is easier than it seems, and this skill will prove useful far more often than you might think.
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Building a Shelter for a Camping Trip
From the most primitive wigwam to the tallest skyscraper, all human-made structures serve the same fundamental role: to provide protection from rain and snow and to retain warmth. You don't need to be an architect to build a simple shelter. By mastering a few basic principles, you'll be amazed at the variety of man-made refuges you can create.
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