Ever wanted to build a backyard teepee? Here's your chance! In this two-part tutorial, learn how to contruct an inexpensive teepee out of a tarp. Easy to set-up, this teepee is roomy and fun to play in no matter what age you are! If in the wilderness, use this teepee for reliable shelter from cold or warm weather.
How To: Make a teepee from an inexpensive tarp
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Very cool and simple approach for a really great shelter. I'm always on the look out for info that can be used in an emergency situation considering the times in which we're living. Thanks for your insight!!
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