Bedroll & Haversack Camping in the 1800s, Bivouac Shelters

I built a bivouac shelter based on recommendations from Sir Francis Galton, 1872. This type of shelter is a temporary structure “of makeshift character, partly from natural materials found on the spot and partly from cloths [that you] happen to possess."
References:
ART OF TRAVEL, Shifts and Contrivances Available in Wild Counties by Sir Francis Galton, 1872 www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/14681
HOW TO CAMP OUT, Advice from a Civil War Veteran by John M. Gould, 1877 www.gutenberg.org/files/17575/...
SECRETS OF STEALTH CAMPING by Ken Kramm, 2014 • Secrets of Stealth Cam...
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