Survival Trees - Chestnut, Pine, Willow

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In this video I speak about Sweet Chestnut (Castanea sativa), Scots Pine (Pinus Silvestris) and Goat Willow (Salix caprea). All of these trees have several uses that you could use in a potential survival situation like making fire, medicine or as a wild edible. More Videos To Watch: Survival Food Chestnuts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKexiUqJp3o How To Make Fire: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7U4UycUZh0 --------------------------------------------------------------- ►► SOCIAL MEDIA ◄◄ ★ Website ► www.survivallilly.at ★ Facebook ► https://goo.gl/j79k3j ★ Twitter ► https://twitter.com/SurvivalLilly ★ Instagram ► https://instagram.com/survival_lilly/ --------------------------------------------------------------- ►► SUPPORT LILLY ◄◄ ★ Spreadshirt ► https://shop.spreadshirt.com/SurvivalLilly ★ Lilly’s Amazon Store ► http://astore.amazon.com/survlill-20 ★ Paypal ► https://www.paypal.me/SurvivalLilly --------------------------------------------------------------- ►► GEAR AND EQUIPMENT LILLY IS USING ◄◄ ★ Trouser ► http://amzn.to/2aShNpf ★ Survival Knife ► http://amzn.to/2b0TNmb ★ Fire Steel ► http://amzn.to/2aShECh ★ EDC Rucksack ► http://amzn.to/2aYsg3I ★ Bug Out Bag ► http://amzn.to/2aDh5t7 ★ Lilly’s Shoes ► http://amzn.to/2aEnirZ ★ Lilly’s New Camera ► http://amzn.to/2b5w5of If you liked this video, don’t forget to hit the like button and share it with your friends on Facebook ♥ Feel free to subscribe to my channel. ♥ Hello my name is Lilly and I am making videos about primitive living skills, survival, bushcraft, camping gear and prepping. I consider myself being a modern hunter-gatherer who wants to live as close as possible with mother nature and right now I am in the process of learning how to live off the land and thrive in the wilderness. Thanks for watching ~ Survival Lilly

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Can you make tea with needles from every coniferous wood or just pine and spruce?

What kind a dog is Dex

The American Chestnut is extinct in the wild. Wiped out by a fungal infection.

all plans and trees use latin,

Highly informative! Keep up the great videos!!! Don't FORGET Dax!!! Love U!!

Didn't they used to make bows out of willow to?

Hi Lilly I came across a utuber that you might be interested in looking at the name is Primitive Technology he has some good video's

cool,I personally enjoy pine tea

More excellent content and delivered quickly and professionally. I always like the shots of the dog, too!!

I wonder why such things are not taught in school during biology lessons. You have to memorise the plant family, how they reproduce, what are the parts of a seed and all kinds of information only interesting to the scholars and academics, but no practical use except: "it's wood, you can burn it".

DAXI !!!!!! ; )

Your channel is really interesting, and I love the way you speak. Definitely subscribing

A great video Lilly very informative and I love dax what a great dog and a great life he has with you

Thank you Lilly that was very informative and Dax must be one of the happiest dogs around, keep up the good work you should check out the green pharmacy it is full of good information.

Another great video, Lilly! In addition, The cadmium layer of the pine (inner bark) can also be obtained for food. Toasted/fried and eaten in strips or ground after cooking and added to flour for bread, it will sustain one when meat is scarce. Too bad there are no chestnut trees close to me. I love marronen... I am envious.

Just started to watch your videos. So informative and love your dog!!! I wonder if you could suggest a stainless steel colapseable cup that I could buy that is of good quality? We would like to add them to our camping stuff. We live in Michigan, USA. Thanks, Your awesome. wodibama@gmail.com Laura

great video

I'll have to try and find some fat wood. Great video Lilly. :)

Love your video's wish I could be there! Ha ha

Lilly, are there any additional reading sources, perhaps field guides a person can take with them in their packs, regarding this kind of information about trees? I will be checking out your other videos about trees. This really is an important video. Always a treat to hear from you. Keep up the good work. :)