ESCOBAS con RAMAS Y PLANTAS. Corte, atado y moldeado (de un año) para BARRER las eras en el campo
In the town of Panzano (Huesca), Francisco Bescós, a great connoisseur of the secrets of the mountain, decided to go out one cold morning in 2012 to cut some guillomo branches, also called corniera, griñolera or senera depending on the area, to make a broom . If you liked this documentary, you can show your SUPPORT and HELP for the channel to continue growing with the "Thank you" and "Channel Member" buttons that appear under each video. You can also learn more about my life, work and career in this BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENTARY: • EUGENIO MONESMA. 40 años de vida, trayecto... Follow me on my SOCIAL NETWORKS: -FACEBOOK: / eugeniodocumentales -INSTAGRAM: / eugeniomonesma -TIKTOK: / eugenio_documentales -TWITTER: / eugeniomonesma
Basket to transport and sell fish. Hand braided with chestnut wood strips
Storing grass and ferns for winter. An ancient system for feeding animals
Miringo Prays - El complemento ideal para el portfolio de olivar.
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The carbon producers. Carbonization of heather roots for use as fuel
The CHESTNUT TREE: making its trunks FLEXIBLE with fire for hand-weaving baskets
India's Most Dangerous Tree Cutting Job | Maragasi in Coffee Estates
Wiring clay pots to reinforce breaks and cracks on their surface
Construction of a BRIDGE with WOOD, STONES and BRANCHES to cross a river in nature
Photographers Who Became Friends With Wildlife in the Sweetest Way! 😍🐾
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Incredible Manufacturing Process Of Making Tractor Axles || Mass Production Process
Massive Pigeon Harvest | Overloaded Truck Transports Thousands Of Pigeons To Sell
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Walking stick with natural wood. Flexibility with fire, peeling and 1 year of rest in the shade
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