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These wild edibles exceeded my expectations. Field Garlic ID video: ua-cam.com/video/v-5HEJoqQIQ/v-deo.html

When dealing with cut logs, occasionally an axe will get stuck in the wood. In this video, I demonstrate one way to safely remove such an axe by using the same mallet that drove it into the wood in the first place.

This solar kiln, as I've taken to calling it, is doing a very good job of seasoning firewood. Yields aren't perfect, and there's work to be done in cleaning it up, but the proof of concept has been a success. If anything, I'm a little concerned that the drying power of the kiln is potentially damaging to pieces that I want to use for woodworking.

The Importance of Canopy Diversity

Easy Trick for Keeping Gloves Warm

Foraging Hickory Nuts in the Winter

Harvesting Hickory Nuts (Part 1) - Wild Edibles

Japanese Barberry - Invasive Species of North America

Invasive Species Fire Hazard - Multiflora Rose Ladder Timber

Weird Nature - Red Maple

To Fell or Not to Fell - Old Silver Maple

Bamboo: Possibly Invasive, Possibly Still Worth the Trouble

Risk of Mistaken Identity - Plant ID Tips

White Baneberry - Toxic Plants

Falling Hickory Nuts - Wilderness Hazards

Ash Trees in Western New York a Tiny Sliver of Hope

Underwater Video with a Phone Camera

Picking Wild Berries and Flowers to make Soda

Monarchs, Milkweeds, and Meadows

3 Big Upcoming Projects - Summer Update 2021

Gravity Almost Ending the Hardcore Skyrim Run

Poison Sumac in the Blueberry Patch

A Long-Term Solution for Invasive Plants

Wild Plum Sapling Rescue - The Transplant

Delicious Serviceberries & Why You Probably Shouldn't Eat Too Many at Once

This Thing is a Solar Kiln! - Wood Drying Update

An Alien Looking Fungus & How to Deal with It

Long-Tailed Weasel in the Rain

A Good Year for Wild Strawberries