Natural Cordage

Natural Cordage
Thriving not Surviving, get your cordage skills under your wing and this will become one of your best friends in the wild, for want of a better way of saying it, add another string to your bow.

[arkham]

I’ve seen this done many times but I’ve never seen it explained so well and simply. Thank you my friend.

[kayris.]

The sound from splitting the stems is beautiful!

[WhatsleftofTom]

I've been looking for an explanation of how to do this for ages! Interesting and accessable as always. Thanks!

[mark.guitar]

As usual, a really great explanation of one of the processes that made humanity so adaptable. Cheers Will.

[kamikaze]

The filming, info, and passion is just tremendous in this video! Keep it up or i will fly to the uk and help you myself😂

[ianthrower]

I have ALWAYS wanted to know this. For YEARS. This is amazing knowledge, well explained. Thank you!

[dpo]

It makes you realise how much patience our ancestors had compared to us. We need to find that again in modern life.

[davidvaughn]

Wonderful resource! We have the same plant here so, Im anxious to at least start harvesting enough of it just to try out the process. Your knowledge base is impressive and I'm grateful that you carefully pass on all these wonderful things to us from the ancient ones! ❤ 👍

[gpowell]

Hi Will, great job with explaining and showing the process. Take care !

[blackdotkiller]

A great skill to know the way the world is going we will probably need to learn these skills great video mate 👍

[dingolightfoot]

I just did this using 30 stalks of nettle a week ago! Awesome! I love your videos

[insertnamehere]

What becomes clear is just how much problem solving and engineering is involved in all of this, it really gives you a greater appreciation for the work and accomplishments of our ancestors.

[kirkwalker]

Nice, will try this with New Zealand flax. Thanks

[AKFan-pwks]

Thank you so much for answering my question from the other day. Your teachings are so amazing! I watch and listen to your lessons for hours on end. Your a born educator. Thanks again!

[EJS]

Excellent Information and Videos! Much appreciated!

[enry]

If the apocalypse comes I'm taking my family to find Will!!

[dennishill]

Just subscribed absolutely amazing if there was a world wide disaster it wouldn't be the iner city rich man that survives it will be people like your self .I wonder why they don't teach kids in school about things like this

[drsimonrobinson]

Just discovered your channel. Love it. ❤

[coolmike]

Great video Will. I suggest that next time you make nettle cords you try making some nettle soup and nettle tea. It's delicious and easy.

[dannalbob]

Brilliant. Now I know what to do with the nettle patch.