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RE: Rose branch "canes" - 6/3/2005 5:20:10 PM

mnottertail

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this is in the general direction......I am not posting answer to anyone in particular............nearly every state has wild roses.......

The green ones are cane and the brown ones are wood........

cut em............... wave em in the air and see the difference.
bouganvilla......................gnarley......
prickley ash............you will remember that forever
you can buy birch dowels really cheap....a box of 25 will give you maybe 5 that are fit for caning..............

for those who care
birch twigs (with leaves if you get em) is soaked in water, and in a sauna
(pronounced SOWna) with blood already at your skin........hot sweaty, your entire body is whipped with them(in bundle and hands over face of course) Norwegian

in Finn, they use oak twigs the same way

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RE: Rose branch "canes" - 6/3/2005 10:42:47 PM

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Y'all are scaring me. I just had my first experience with rattan. Today! Amazed I can sit. 20 strokes, no warmup. Punishment, of course. Not even allowed to make a sound other than counting for the first ten.
Later, He told me He would have stopped if I had really asked. He also said He was pleased that I took it all.

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RE: Rose branch "canes" - 6/4/2005 12:13:20 PM

SadistDave

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I've never been a fan of disfiguring my property and go to great pains (pun intended) to avoid leaving cuts and abrasions that will last longer than a day or two, for both practical and aesthetic reasons. Yes, I know I'm in the minority on that.

I'm fond of using bunches of stinging nettles. Here in the midwest, they can be found all over the place from spring to fall. Fresh bunches last just as long as they need to before disintegrating. When you're done with them, you can just pitch 'em.

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