Majory Wildcraft talks to Patrick Farneman about his unique skin-on kayaks and how they are made. Skin-on frame kayaks are a modern application of ancient Inuit technology. It’s an affordable, lightweight, sturdy kayak that is a joy to behold and even more fun to paddle. Patrick Farneman has been building these kayaks for a long time now and even teaches a workshop course on building them. Check out Patrick’s website at http://www.bridgestothepast.org/
Marjory Wildcraft is an Expedition Leader and Bioneer Blogger with The [Grow] Network, which is an online community that recognizes the wisdom of “homegrown food on every table.” Marjory has been featured as an expert on sustainable living by National Geographic, she is a speaker at Mother Earth News fairs, and is a returning guest on Coast to Coast AM. She is an author of several books, but is best known for her “Grow Your Own Groceries” video series, which is used by more than 300,000 homesteaders, survivalists, universities, and missionary organizations around the world.
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after watching your kayak post I thought I would coment. I used that same two part resin to line an old tank that had small holes in it and then used it for my aqua-ponics fish tank. It holds water well and is safe for the fish! plan on lining my bigger better grow beds for next year! Master Gardener Terry
Nice tip Terry. thanks