birchbark

She cut away the birchbark cast and examined the boy.

I'll boil some black birchbark and bring the tea to you.

He inserted it into its place between two pieces of birchbark.

Maybe I can make some containers out of birchbark.

I'll get birchbark when he's asleep, and maybe I can make some crutches for him.

Ay la had put the birchbark cast on her am morning.

I quickly saw the advantages of that kind over my birchbark, which moreover leaked.

The basket, divided into sections by flexible birchbark, was full of food.

The team were the first to successfully complete this route in a birchbark canoe since 1793.

Birchbark is used to make Birch-tar, a particularly fine tar.

Strike Anywhere was wrestling a birchbark canoe out of the shadows.

There was one birchbark packet of maple sugar left.

Even the walls are trimmed in birchbark, the region's unregistered trademark.

"Nothing now, but sometime in the next few days I will need some wide strips of fresh birchbark.

The company's construction methods evolved from the manufacture of birchbark canoes.

Not many hours afterward, when it was his turn at the wheel, he saw a small birchbark canoe put off from the shore.

He would sketch in rough outlines, names, distances, on birchbark.

He waggled a scroll of birchbark parchment at them both.

He could go into the woods armed with just a knife and make himself a birchbark canoe from scratch.

Birchbark is used to make particularly fine tar, known as "Russian oil", suitable for leather protection.

For work, William became a master birchbark canoe maker, and also worked in lumber camps.

His thick silver hair was carefully held in place with a birchbark cap, More ornamental than functional.

He piled up dry needles over a precious bit of his birchbark and struck a flame.

They filled their time during the next days in constructing a birchbark shelter deep in the woods.

Both of them were tall and strong, wearing birchbark leggings as protection against the underbrush.