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[sam_acw]

I've got a few of these on my hard drive and thought I'd share. No idea where I found them - probably on some forum years ago!65516552655365546555

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[AdrianRose]

Thanks for sharing these Sam. I love old hand drawn pictures like these.

Ade.

[AL...]

They would look so cool if they were framed and up on the wall .

Thanks for sharin

Cheers
AL

[sam_acw]

If you love these type of pictures I recommend three books.
Cache Lake Country has loads of this type fo thing, the author was an artist and it's about his living in a log cabin and all of the things he made and saw. There's some instruction and some wildlife or scenic pictures.
Wildwood Wisdom is where a couple of the pictures above come from and has some really good information - it's not the same as every other book out there! The style is more cartoony.
Lastly, I'd recommend anything by Eric Sloane. Whilst not bushcraft per se he wrote about hand tools, life in the early 1800s in the US, weather lore and other relevant subjects. He was also an artist.

[Tigger004]

Interesting stuff, one can always learn something

[BushcraftJustin]

Really interesting, thanks for sharing :)

[Bushdoctor]

Great pics. Would make a brilliant teaching aid.Thanks for shareing Sam.
Cheers
Doc.

[sam_acw]

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