Very good. There is much honor in passing along the ways of our elders. Seeing this generstion not glued to a modern device, phone makes me have hope. May you all be blessed and God guide your steps, HungryWulf
If you watch this to learn, you may also like "Building a Summer Wigwam: Wayne Valliere Sr and Wayn Valliere Jr." (YT). They show their people's tradition of put cedar strips as end pieces for the birch panels, making it easier to handle them without damage.
So...we're still using "Chippewa"? Isn't that like still using "Micmac"? Well, I guess that is its own tradition, too = ) Anyway...THANK you for making and sharing this.
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Wow! What beautiful pieces of bark, I wish we still had them like that around here! Nice work folks!
Very good.
There is much honor in passing along the ways of our elders. Seeing this generstion not glued to a modern device, phone makes me have hope.
May you all be blessed and God guide your steps,
HungryWulf
🦅🌲thank you for sharing your videos 🌲🦌🌲🌲🦌
Miigwitch for sharing.
If you watch this to learn, you may also like "Building a Summer Wigwam: Wayne Valliere Sr and Wayn Valliere Jr." (YT). They show their people's tradition of put cedar strips as end pieces for the birch panels, making it easier to handle them without damage.
Awesome
So...we're still using "Chippewa"? Isn't that like still using "Micmac"? Well, I guess that is its own tradition, too = ) Anyway...THANK you for making and sharing this.
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Doesn't stripping the birch bark off the tree kill it ? seems to me it would be the same as girdling the tree but I don't know.