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I have a book of outdated trades that some people still like to do, like basketweaving, blacksmithing, churning butter,roof thatching, making fences out of wood yourself, etc. Do you still do some things considered antiquated or traditional but not many people use it anymore? Reply to this
I have a book of outdated trades that some people still like to do, like basketweaving, blacksmithing, churning butter,roof thatching, making fences out of wood yourself, etc. Do you still do some things considered antiquated or traditional but not many people use it anymore? Reply to this
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Wow, what a great question. It really got me thinking if I do anything along these lines. We do try to live simple and I do all my cooking from scratch. As far as an actual trade, I can't really say I have one. I do make some of my own skin care products and use homemade and very basic house cleaning products.
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