Saturday, March 18, 2017
Fungus
Picked up some time at Chesterfield Scout Reservation July 2010
Left to dry out and finally carved in the fall of 2016
Time to carve: 1.5 hours
Finishing: 2 hours
I had some time to think about these and I really was unsure have how I wanted to finish these looking at the original Whittlin Jim column. In the end, I decided to dedicate them to Chesterfield Scout Reservation and the Centennial year of Scouting (also the last year of Chesterfield was summer camp).
Both came from a downed birch tree near Capico (ROPES, BLADES, FIRE) when I was looking for tinder fungus. Tinder fungus is a great fire starter for wilderness survival!
How to Start a Fire with a Mushroom
Left to dry out and finally carved in the fall of 2016
Time to carve: 1.5 hours
Finishing: 2 hours
I had some time to think about these and I really was unsure have how I wanted to finish these looking at the original Whittlin Jim column. In the end, I decided to dedicate them to Chesterfield Scout Reservation and the Centennial year of Scouting (also the last year of Chesterfield was summer camp).
Both came from a downed birch tree near Capico (ROPES, BLADES, FIRE) when I was looking for tinder fungus. Tinder fungus is a great fire starter for wilderness survival!
How to Start a Fire with a Mushroom
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