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    I found a flint rock and with my steel knife I am able to create a lot of sparks. However I don't know what to use to chatch the sparks to create the amber to light the dried grass. I know it should be cedar bark, but in my area I have no cedars, so I tried with any tree dried bark with no...
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    VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_i1ftV00V-Y Blog Post with video & images: http://woodsrunnersdiary.blogspot.com.au/2016/09/the-joseph-method-of-flint-steel-fire.html
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    I belong to a survival group on Facebook, & it drives me nuts! I really hope this does not offend anyone here, but for the life of me I simply can not understand why people contemplating long term wilderness survival are so fixated with modern gadgets. I get the impression that their interest is...
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