Erbswurst
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The first bushcrafter we know about was John the Baptist.
After he had burned the last twigs of his forest and had converted it to a desert, he thought about what to do now, because it was so boring alone in the desert without a fire, and then, while he was dipping some grass hoppers in his honey, decided to invent a new religion, which became, as we know, very successful.
This famous guy used a CAMEL HAIR COAT.
Do you have experiences with wool from camels or other animals instead of sheep?
Last year I found in Bonn a little shop which sold socks made from the wool of Lamas, Alpacas and other camels, which looked very good.
But because it was very hot and I didn't want to carry it around, I didn't buy it, but regret it now.
I ask myself if I should return there to buy a couple of this socks to try them out.
Did anybody of you ever used camel wool socks or other clothing from such different animals and can share here his impressions about it?
After he had burned the last twigs of his forest and had converted it to a desert, he thought about what to do now, because it was so boring alone in the desert without a fire, and then, while he was dipping some grass hoppers in his honey, decided to invent a new religion, which became, as we know, very successful.
This famous guy used a CAMEL HAIR COAT.
Do you have experiences with wool from camels or other animals instead of sheep?
Last year I found in Bonn a little shop which sold socks made from the wool of Lamas, Alpacas and other camels, which looked very good.
But because it was very hot and I didn't want to carry it around, I didn't buy it, but regret it now.
I ask myself if I should return there to buy a couple of this socks to try them out.
Did anybody of you ever used camel wool socks or other clothing from such different animals and can share here his impressions about it?