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Tipi Living. Life around the hearth...UPDATE - falling of the snows.

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Gila_Mike:

--- Quote from: Wylden Freeborne on January 02, 2013, 05:57:57 pm ---. . . The sound of the water moving is also ever present, shushing out the flow of the mechanical highway that can be heard though we are 11 miles from it's intrusion . . . 
Wylden

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The absence of (artificial) sounds and the absence of (artificial) light are among the best parts of backcountry camping. I treasure every moment spent hiking and camping in the wilderness areas of North America. After a couple of weeks in the woods, it is always difficult to return to "civilization" and its "conveniences".

I really enjoy reading your posts, Wylden. Thank you for sharing them with us. Stay well.

Mike

Steamfab:
I always dream of living a kind of life like that. Close to nature, simple things but happy and contented life. Reading this makes me alive and want to go for the adventure. I admire and envy (in a good way) you and your family, living the life...Be safe.

nathan elliot:
Awesome! The vast majority of humans who have walked this planet lived as you are now. It is the rest of us who are playing out this experiment called civilisation, and from a personal view point it ain't going too well. Keep the fire burning, we may all need its warmth soon.

PrimitiveTim:
As if I didn't want to drop out of college already, now I really do! lol.  Not only is this a very interesting subject I love the way you told about it and described a few interesting bit so well. 

Wylden Freeborne:
Here is a video of the kids in the village performing a play they put together. This whole set and costumes were made in the wilderness where we live!

http://player.vimeo.com/video/62467783

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