Pioneering Technology
Entrance made of pallets with drawbridge for a Gallic village (e.g. in keeping with the Asterix and Obelix theme) or for a castle/fortress etc.
How do I build a raft for water activities with my children/teens? Find instructions with all the information you need here!
A carousel for 2 or 4 children is to be set up as an attraction on a camp site for 2 or 4 children
Brief instructions for setting up a carousel in pioneering work.
Marking banners is an important and necessary tool. This makes it clear who owns the sheets and for what purpose they are to be used.
Whether in the Sola, on a normal Jungschar afternoon or on a team outing, a cosy fire should almost never be missing.
Building rafts and navigating rivers and lakes is considered by many to be a dream outdoor experience and is associated with exciting stories such as Tom Sawyer.
The tether knot is suitable for tying people up. It is further developed from the pole knot.
The mason's knot is suitable for attaching to trees or for hauling beams and logs with a rope. It is a tapered loop and holds only under tension. The knot is also called a carpenter's knot.
The Bretzel, also called Schiffer or half blow, is used to fasten a taut rope to a tree or mast. He is a tapered noose.
In tent camps it is important to be able to build a functioning infrastructure. This article provides an overview of possible camp buildings.
The Sarasani is a large group tent, woven from military banners.
