Category: Old Ways
Meet the Amazing Daisy Crocket – She is Seriously Awesome
We’re pleased to share this Outdoor Revival Interview with the very impressive Nikki van Schyndel, aka Daisy Crocket, the survivalist, environmentalist and lover of all…
Amazing Niihau – The Populated but Forgotten Hawaiian Island
In Hawaii, there is a peaceful, quiet island which has been called “The Forbidden Island.” An island which is barely even taught about in Hawaiian…
10 Great Baits For Winter Fishing
Some of you go fishing regularly, and some others are fair weather fisherman, that’s fine, whatever works for you. If however, you’re a little put…
10 Reasons To Leave The City And Go In The Woods To Build A Cabin
If you are tired of city life, bored of the everyday grind, or you’re planning on going away but want to exchange the experience of…
Trust us – Stump houses really were a thing
The Pacific Northwest saw some of the most significant number of settlers looking for a new life all through the nineteenth century, however, the journey…
The Ancient Art of Survival Bread Making Part 2
This is the second of two articles from James Mandeville. In this article we cover making the dough, baking the bread and different types of outdoor oven. In…
The Ancient Art of Survival Bread Making Part 1
In this first of two articles from James Mandeville, we look at ways flour can be extracted in a survival situation and some information on…
The Amazing Anaweka Canoe – Found After 600 Years
Many of us love to get out on the water in our canoes; the world can seem a different place when we’re gliding across the…
3 Wild Cresses to add to your Back Country Salads and Cooking
We have quite a few foraging articles on Outdoor Revival, and we’re often encouraging you to learn about foraging as part of your emergency…
Vintage Uses of The Amazing Birch Tree
Birch trees are not only beautiful but they are very versatile as well, and you should consider yourself lucky if you live in an area…