I made this fort in the woods over Spring Break, and since people on instructables are nice, and not stuck-up jerks I've decided to make this little slide show. I would do a step by step, but I didn't take pictures while I was building it because my camera was messed up. So I hope you guys can figure out how i did this. The frame uses no nails, only rope, so it doesn't hurt the trees. Some of you guys might be thinking that I'm too old for fort building, well, your never too old. I also like making them more and more sophisticated. This one has an air conditioning that uses evaporation. It's also screened it in many parts. I plan on making a little sink for it, but at the moment I'm broke. so i hope you guys enjoy it, and if you have any ideas on things I could add, just leave it in the comments.
which state were you guys camping in?
In all seriousness, what do you do out in your fort?
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This is what we come up with...
I'm a survival instructor with my mate... this is what we would describe as delux camping :D
how long did it take you to put up those tarps in the pictures?
With you being only 14 I wouldn't advise TARP camping by yourself... you should take an adult, as well unfortnatly there are alot of sick peopl in this world
The tarps take maybe 5 minutes to put up... if that :)
where do you normally camp?
We camp anywhere, when we go on an expedition we'll take one to sleep under, but mostly we take them to Scout campsites, where we practice our stills and stuff...
Theyre not difficult to put up, we only use rope and (sometimes a little ducttape)