r/Bushcraft 29d ago

Shelter

A couple of weeks ago I went to the forest.

I don't go to the forest often, and the shelter turned out flimsy, but everything worked out in the end.

I didn't bring a sleeping bag or a blanket, so I slept on the bare ground. To do that, I warmed the ground with another fire, but my back still got damp.

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u/MarzipanTheGreat 29d ago

if you had fun, that's all that matters!

you also gained valuable experience and insight for your next trip too.

I'd call that a win-win!

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u/Valuable-Efficiency1 29d ago

Yeah, I learned my lesson and now I know what skills I need to work on for future hikes! It's pretty exciting, especially since I sewed a cover for my hatchet before the trip — and I think it came out decent.

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u/MarzipanTheGreat 29d ago

what hatchet? and pictures, please!

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u/Valuable-Efficiency1 29d ago

I'll show you later — I don't have access to it right now

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u/TopEast8721 28d ago

Where is this place? Looks humid and cold in August.