Shangri La Chills Tipi

This is the Shangri La Chills Temple. A Native American Tipi tent. Our home away from home :-P Shangri La Chills is a nonprofit organization that provides chillouts and smartbar areas @ all kinds of events. But mainly Raves and Electroevents in Scandinavia but we have also been in Denmark, Norway, Germany, Spain, Marocco, Thailand and Cambodia to name a few. Our specialty is Electrolyte, Antioxidants & "Refuel" drinks but also Chai-Tea & Chai-Coffe, Aztec & Mayan Hot Chocolate.
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Us in the tent at the teepees, Eric is eating and im finding food in my bag of fun.
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Backcountry Shelter Tour with add in panel

A tour of the backcountry shelter with it's add in panel.
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Geräumiges Zweipersonenzelt mit Stehhöhe im Eingangsbereich (Prototyp)
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Backpack Stove Part 1 of 2

Early development of a lightweight backpacking stove and tent heater
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Tipi tent Walk for Women

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TeePeeAssembly.WMV

How to assemble Graham's teepee tent. All materials (except thread and Velcro tabs) are recycled - either things I had on hand (such as the clips on the corners are from name tag lariats from conferences) or purchased from the thrift store (such as the flannel blankets for the cover and the metal squares on the baser which I think were shelves for a storage unit). Happy Birthday Graham!!!! This video isn't that great because I made it with my web cam on my computer but its purpose is just to show your mom and dad how to put it together when the package arrives.

Outwell Indian Lake pitch

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Your Kifaru Tipi comes without seam sealing. We provide the silicon, you provide the labor.
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Kathryn Calder - All It Is (Live @ End of the Road 2011)

This is a video of Kathryn Calder at her first show on her first European tour. She is performing "All It Is" live at End of the Road 2011 on September 5, 2011.

You can make a tepee shelter using your tarp sheet or a couple of emergency blankets or a combination of them. You will need three poles. Lay them down and tie them together at one end. Then stand it straight and form a tripod. Tie a cord around the centre of your tarp sheet and drape it around the tripod. Wrap the sheet around the tripod leaving a small opening between two of the three poles for an entrance. You could also make a similar tepee without any poles. Just tie the knot at the centre of the tarp sheet and hang it from the branch of a tree. Use tent pegs to secure the bottom of the sheet in the ground. Visit OTASurvivalSchool.com for more information.