Hout & PapaNaMax
Hout Hout
PapaNaMax PapaNaMax
Hout Hout
Hey, have you ever tried teaching the kids how to build a simple shelter from scratch? It’s a good way to keep them safe and teach a bit of practical skill.
PapaNaMax PapaNaMax
Sure thing. Build a shelter from twigs, leaves and a tarp. Show them how to find good timber, tie knots, and check the wind. It’s a quick lesson in physics, teamwork and the fact that you probably need a fire extinguisher on standby. Let's get our hands dirty and make sure nobody falls asleep under a poorly pitched roof.
Hout Hout
Sounds solid. First pick a spot with a windbreak, then line up the base with the wind direction so the tarp stays tight. Keep an eye on the ground for dampness before you start, and double‑check the knots—slack ones can turn a sturdy frame into a flop. If we’re careful, we’ll have a roof that holds up and keeps the kids safe. Let's get to it.