Fibres of Life with Patrick McGlinchey

[@Buzzardbushcraft]

I've been fortunate enough to have attended a couple of Patrick's courses, he is an inspirational instructor..you can see the art in his work. Thanks for posting the video.

[@10000yearsbc]

Likewise I have attended Patrick's courses and will happily recommend him to anybody.

[@JPLamoureuxsTravels]

Patric is a legend this was an awesome talk I was honoured to be amongst the crowd watching 😉🤙👍

[@tropicsandoceans7945]

Yes, the Pitt River museum is fantastic. Spent several hours there, like to return for a couple of days.

[@thefourcrows]

A big thank you to you for the upload. I had been hoping you would publish Patrick's talk, as i was not in attendance at the symposium to be able to hear it, so i am so glad you recorded it. Having been privileged to attend a couple of Patrick's courses some years ago, i never tire of the wisdom the man imparts. So thank you Patrick and Karamat for the incites. Hopefully the symposium will come to the UK in the near future. Cheers Stuart.

[@MartiniDave02]

What a fantastic, thought provoking presentation. Thanks for posting this.

[@bobhope5773]

Brilliant! Thanks for the video! I'm off to find out more about Patrick and cordage making!

[@NomadicWoodsman]

Knowledge, knowledge, knowledge so interesting and well presented!

[@Rudecheers]

What a great lecture, straight to the point!

[@cindyneely6087]

outstanding

[@RobEvansWoodsman]

Bindcraft legend!

[@cloudraker100]

WOW, Just WOW. mind blowing.

[@johnlord8337]

10* Great lecture, stones and fiber ....

[@traviswilliamson6905]

AMAZING!!

[@Rockheadsling]

Awesome! Fiber making and use is one of the most utilized but under appreciated things in the world

[@Rockheadsling]

MacTehKnife lol exactly

[@meyo4158]

What is and how do you spell "secums"