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Tracker School Primitive Camp
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The flint-knapping area. It's important to have
all of this work take place in a relatively small, confined area, due
to the sharp stone and glass flakes that are produced.
The lecture hall is in the background.
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On the right is a work area, sort of an open air shed.
To the left is the drinking water supply, fed by a
hand pump. Drinking water is no longer obtained from the swim areas.
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The kitchen.
The path leads down to the swim areas.
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Looking back up the path towards the kitchen (just
barely visible to the left).
To the right is another work area.
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Here are pictures from a sit area that is located
upstream from the swim areas. A very nice, peaceful spot. The water level
is very low this year (2001).
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More pictures of the Tracker Primitive Camp may be found on the Earth
Caretaker website, in the Nov
2001 Caretaker class section.
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These photos were taken at the
Caretaker class in Nov 2001
Copyright © Walter Muma |
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