Mountain Scouting : a Handbook for Officers And Soldiers On the Frontiers : Profusely Illustrated And Containing Numerous Notes On the Art of Travel
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A still more substantial shelter may be made, if the material is at hand, by sinking two forked uprights, placing a horizon- tal pole across them, inclining a number of shorter poles and closely interlacing small twigs, grasses or reeds.
A very simple shelter may be formed by placing several poles in a semi-circle, and binding the small ends together with a rope or thong and covering this frame with canvas, Forced Marches.
143 blankets, hides or brush. It is preferable to the foregoing, having ...its sides covered.
The time has now come when our camp equipage needs re- construction. As a help in this direction, the author's Por- table COMBINATION SHELTER, STORM AND COMMON TENT haS been perfected, and criticism has been invited from various sources at home and abroad. Many prominent officers of the army and the National Guard have expressed their approba- tion of the same, and thus far not an adverse criticism has been received.
The tent consists of a peculiarly shaped sheet of light canvas or other suitable material, having a strong cord and flaps (several inches wide) about its edges and furnished with hooks and- rings or tapes at suitable intervals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A still more substantial shelter may be made, if the material is at hand, by sinking two forked uprights, placing a horizon- tal pole across them, inclining a number of shorter poles and closely interlacing small twigs, grasses or reeds.
A very simple shelter may be formed by placing several poles in a semi-circle, and binding the small ends together with a rope or thong and covering this frame with canvas, Forced Marches.
143 blankets, hides or brush. It is preferable to the foregoing, having ...its sides covered.
The time has now come when our camp equipage needs re- construction. As a help in this direction, the author's Por- table COMBINATION SHELTER, STORM AND COMMON TENT haS been perfected, and criticism has been invited from various sources at home and abroad. Many prominent officers of the army and the National Guard have expressed their approba- tion of the same, and thus far not an adverse criticism has been received.
The tent consists of a peculiarly shaped sheet of light canvas or other suitable material, having a strong cord and flaps (several inches wide) about its edges and furnished with hooks and- rings or tapes at suitable intervals.
What to read after Mountain Scouting : a Handbook for Officers And Soldiers On the Frontiers : Profusely Illustrated And Containing Numerous Notes On the Art of Travel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrow, Edward S. (Edward Samuel), B. 1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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