this is my Alpine butterfly knot it was a bit easy to tie now I know how to tie all 3 knots I gave it a 5 out of 4 because it was easy to do.
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Tuesday, 12 November 2019
This is the clove hitch that I did it was really hard because it took me two days to try to tie it
I gave it an5 out of 2 this knot is good for towing stuff.
I gave it an5 out of 2 this knot is good for towing stuff.
Thursday, 7 November 2019
tent blog post
the thing that I found most challenging was doing the tarp pole one out by the trees.
what worked well was working in a group.
I learned stuff
that I did not know but now I know how to put up a tent.
what worked well was working in a group.
I learned stuff
that I did not know but now I know how to put up a tent.
Wednesday, 6 November 2019
cc week 5 term 4
Super Tent
simple tarp shelter.
1. tie your rope to two trees so it is safe.
2. put the tarp over the rope so it looks like a tent.
3. Put sticks in each corner of your tarp.
Teepee
1. Put 4 strong sticks in the ground.
2. Put a tarp over the sticks so it is safe.
3. Tie a rope to the tarp and sticks so it is safe.
1. tie your rope to two trees so it is safe.
2. put the tarp over the rope so it looks like a tent.
3. Put sticks in each corner of your tarp.
Teepee
1. Put 4 strong sticks in the ground.
2. Put a tarp over the sticks so it is safe.
3. Tie a rope to the tarp and sticks so it is safe.
Tuesday, 5 November 2019
shelter building
1.Where is the best place to build a shelter on the ground not on a small a mount of ground.
2.What does the shelter need to protect you from rats mice possum.
3.What materials could you use to build a shelter sticks wood leves.
4.What are some pros and cons of sleeping in a bush shelter sometimes it gets cold because wind is all ways flowing though the gaps in the tents
2.What does the shelter need to protect you from rats mice possum.
3.What materials could you use to build a shelter sticks wood leves.
4.What are some pros and cons of sleeping in a bush shelter sometimes it gets cold because wind is all ways flowing though the gaps in the tents
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