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Pillow – Outdoor Skills
Pillow – Outdoor Skills




      

Pillow – Outdoor Skills


Pillow – Outdoor Skills

One other little annoyance I will mention, as a common occurrence among those who camp out; this is the lack of a pillow. I suppose I have camped fifty times will* people, who, on turning in, were squirming around for a long time, trying to get a rest for the head. Boots are the most common resort. But, when you place a boot-leg—or two of them—under your head, they collapse, and make a head-rest less than half an inch thick. Just why it never occurs to people that a stuffing of moss, leaves, or hemlock browse, would fill out the boot-legs and make a passable pillow, is another conundrum I cannot answer. But, there is another and better way of making a pillow for camp use, which I will describe further on.

Sears, George Washington. Woodcraft. New York: Forest and Stream Publishing, 1884.

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