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A bushcraft fire made from two large long logs, one atop the other, with a careful air-gap. It will burn long enough to get a nights sleep. Known in Finnish as a ''rakovalkea gap fire''. | |||
* Kirtley, Paul (2018) {{wp|Sámi}} [http://paulkirtley.co.uk/2018/nuorssjo-the-best-log-fire/ Nuorssjo: the Best Log Fire] | * Kirtley, Paul (2018) {{wp|Sámi}} [http://paulkirtley.co.uk/2018/nuorssjo-the-best-log-fire/ Nuorssjo: the Best Log Fire] | ||
* Aitchison, George (2014) [http://www.bushcraftdays.com/tag/sami-nuorssjo/ How To…. Build a Finnish Rakovalkea Gap Fire] | * Aitchison, George (2014) [http://www.bushcraftdays.com/tag/sami-nuorssjo/ How To…. Build a Finnish Rakovalkea Gap Fire] | ||
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:''nodia/nodja'' (Finno-Ugric two-log fire) | :''nodia/nodja'' (Finno-Ugric two-log fire) | ||
:''nudher'' (old Swedish “wood dock”) | |||
:''nuorssjo'' (Nordic two-log fire) | |||
:''nying'' (Nordic two-log fire) | :''nying'' (Nordic two-log fire) | ||
:'' | :''rakovalkea'' (Finnish “gap-fire”) | ||
'''''Nying''', {{abbr|två|two}} {{abbr|på hvarandra lagda|on each other layed}} {{abbr|afkvistade|limbed}} {{abbr|furustammar|pine trunks}}, {{abbr|mellan hvilka stickas spån och torrvedstickor|between which are shavings and dry sticks}}, {{abbr|som antändas|that are ignited}}. {{abbr|Det börjar då kola och glöda i stockarna|It begins with the charcoal and glow in the logs}}, {{abbr|och en mild|and a mild}}, {{abbr|jämn värme sprides från dem|even heat spreads from them}}. Nyingen {{abbr|användes mest af skogsarbetare|were used mostly by forest-workers}}, {{abbr|jägare och timmerflottare|hunters and timber-floaters}}, {{abbr|som nödgas tillbringa natten under bar himmel|who had to spend the night under the open sky}}.'' —''[http://runeberg.org/nfbt/0126.html nying]'' in the ''Nordisk familjebok'' (Nordic Family-book, 2nd Edition, 1914) | '''''Nying''', {{abbr|två|two}} {{abbr|på hvarandra lagda|on each other layed}} {{abbr|afkvistade|limbed}} {{abbr|furustammar|pine trunks}}, {{abbr|mellan hvilka stickas spån och torrvedstickor|between which are shavings and dry sticks}}, {{abbr|som antändas|that are ignited}}. {{abbr|Det börjar då kola och glöda i stockarna|It begins with the charcoal and glow in the logs}}, {{abbr|och en mild|and a mild}}, {{abbr|jämn värme sprides från dem|even heat spreads from them}}. Nyingen {{abbr|användes mest af skogsarbetare|were used mostly by forest-workers}}, {{abbr|jägare och timmerflottare|hunters and timber-floaters}}, {{abbr|som nödgas tillbringa natten under bar himmel|who had to spend the night under the open sky}}.'' —''[http://runeberg.org/nfbt/0126.html nying]'' in the ''Nordisk familjebok'' (Nordic Family-book, 2nd Edition, 1914) | ||
Revision as of 15:45, 14 November 2018
nuorssjo
A bushcraft fire made from two large long logs, one atop the other, with a careful air-gap. It will burn long enough to get a nights sleep. Known in Finnish as a rakovalkea gap fire.
- Kirtley, Paul (2018) Sámi Nuorssjo: the Best Log Fire
- Aitchison, George (2014) How To…. Build a Finnish Rakovalkea Gap Fire
- Perkunas (2011) Rakovalkea, a gapfire or maybe a longfire.
- nodia/nodja (Finno-Ugric two-log fire)
- nudher (old Swedish “wood dock”)
- nuorssjo (Nordic two-log fire)
- nying (Nordic two-log fire)
- rakovalkea (Finnish “gap-fire”)
Nying, två på hvarandra lagda afkvistade furustammar, mellan hvilka stickas spån och torrvedstickor, som antändas. Det börjar då kola och glöda i stockarna, och en mild, jämn värme sprides från dem. Nyingen användes mest af skogsarbetare, jägare och timmerflottare, som nödgas tillbringa natten under bar himmel. —nying in the Nordisk familjebok (Nordic Family-book, 2nd Edition, 1914)
kintsukuroi
(Japanese) The art of repairing pottery, with gold or silver joining the pieces, and understanding that the piece is more beautiful for having been broken.
tsundoku
(Japanese, 積ん読) Buying books to read someday.
woodland
Simply “the woods” in American English. A forest open enough for sunlight to reach the ground, allowing undergrowth. The wildlife is also less threatening than in darker, more primeval, forests.
- komorebi
- (Japanese, 木漏れ日) tree filtered sunlight.
- shinrin’yoku
- (Japanese, 森林浴 “woodland bathing”) A type of nature therapy. Known as waldbaden in German.
- waldeinsamkeit
- (German, “woodland solitude”)