Horas de salida y puesta de sol de Masardis, Maine, EE. UU.

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Fotos

Leaving camp on their way to the ocean via the Aroostook, St. john, Eel & St. Croix rivers.

Using a scythe to cut the grass. Old school mower and weedwacker.

Library under a star-filled sky. Photo by Nicolas Twine @lgtwine

On to the International Appalachian Trail in New Brunswick. #woodslife

Empty parking lot. 35th immersion program completed. On to the Gaspe tomorrow to canoe the Bonaventure river.

The Bowman PackBack: 2 pack baskets on a pack frame. Bottom basket is for a sleeping bag. Will be on the IAT in New Brunswick next week.

Smoking a newly-made pair of braintanned buckskin shorts at the Bob Waggetorium.

Pounding brown ash into strips, making pack baskets. End of week 8, 1 week to go.

Moose bone arrowheads made as part of a final project. Wicked shaahp!

New knife: blade from an old file, stacked birch wood and bark handle. Made outside, no shop. #woodslife

Becoming a canoe pole. Peeled spruce ready to be fitted with copper pipe shoe to become a canoe pole.

Stretching a hide in a frame. Racing the incoming storms. Lots of cool final projects going on.

Braintanning: scaping hides and feeding the black flies.

Problem with red squirrel getting into bulk food solved.

Rocket stove morning: reducing maple sap into syrup and creating a gumbo from scratch. Struggle to survive out here.

First day on the water, poling practice. Just one swimmer, great day.

Wet weather 1 match fires on a misty morning.

Making grass blankets and sleeping mats. Primitive luxury.

New garden bed in anticipation of spring. 77 frost-free days a year here, zone 3b.

Using a draw knife to rough out a canoe paddle on a clear Tuesday morning.

Monday morning friction fire, tinder bundle workshop.