Northstar Vale Epidexiótita

This was hard work. Tiring work. Tedious. But it lined dens and made children warm. It helped to give something back.

It also served to feed those that fed them. When you could not find a meal, there was always fish, frozen rivers, push rocks into it, it would break the thinner layers. Rodyn had found this out when traveling before he had settled.

Correct. You want to find a place to put them with constant high sun during the colder months. You could certainly also strip as much as you want off and let them to dry without the water, but then you have pieces of jerky and meat. Which could work I suppose for teething babies.

Rodyn closed his eyes happily. We hunt during the winter months, caribou and elk and deer with different packs. Collect the furs, dry them, as well as the meat for jerky sticks. Then we have meals throughout winter and warm places to sleep.