Bushcraft Blog
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The Oldest Wooden Spoon: 6,000 Years of Bushcraft in the Hand
When I carve a wooden spoon, I’m not just trying to make something pretty. I’m making a tool, one that needs to survive heat, moisture, and regular use around a...
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An old friend in the woods: Six Years with the Gränsfors Bruks Wildlife Hatchet
There are some tools that come and go - and then there are the ones that stay with you, shaping the way you work and the way you move through...
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What's the difference between Grey and Goat Willow?
The team of instructors and apprentice instructors at Woodland Ways love customers on our courses to ask questions. On the one hand it shows interest and engagement, on the other,...
