Planning for Immersive History Journeys
Immersing yourself into a living history is a unique blend of gifting and receiving-if you prepare correctly. Join me as I describe how I prepare for a weekend of living off of only the things that I carry on my back. From mindset and clothing to food and weapons. This is how I prepare for, as Mark Baker once put it, Experiential Archeology. Nearly all still photos courtesy Wikimedia Commons. The photo of the native reenacted on the waterfall courtesy David McClanahan with the photo being taken by Tony Gerard. Music courtesy of the multi talented Deke Wiggins. Without his skills the end product just wouldn't be the same. #americanhistory #history #18thcentury #americanfrontier #livinghistory #prepping

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How I Added Depth to My Living History (5 ways)

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Frontier Escape and Evasion Tactics (Part 3)

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Brain Tanning a Deer Hide

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Life Or Death For The Longhunter

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Life as a Hunter-Gatherer | Late Spring in the Woods

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I Rebuilt a 10,000 Year Old House - 80 Day Timelapse

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I Hunted Deer Using Only 18th-Century Methods

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Frontier Fire Starting

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What Mountain Men Understood About Cold That We Forgot

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I Made Mankind's Oldest Weapons

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The Fort at No. 4: History & Squirrel Stew! Life on the Frontier in the 1700's | Indigenous People |

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Homemade Gunflints

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Forgotten Survival Trick From 200 Years Ago… That Still Works!

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An 18th Century Compass Experiment

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Dodge City WAS NOTHING Like the Movies.. Here's the Truth about Old West Towns..

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1790's Frontier Kit - What am I carrying?

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How to Make a Flint & Steel Fire | No Char, No Chaga

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Hand Hewing, From Tree to Beam

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Cork vs Paper Wadding in a Flintlock — Pattern Test

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