Ray Mears - Aboriginal Britain, Bushcraft Survival @RayMearsWoodloreLtd1983
Ray Mears - Aboriginal Britain, Bushcraft Survival @RayMearsWoodloreLtd1983
Uploaded February 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Taken from the Aboriginal Britain episode of Bushcraft Survival, Ray Mears explores the banks of the River Thames in London, to show how our ancestors would have caught fish using the natural resources around them.
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