Ep 116- Hinton History: Wild to Clay (Feat. Ray Gauthier)

from Wilderness Wavelength · host George Shantz and Scott Sunderwald

Join us on the Wilderness Wavelength Podcast as we step into the past with local legend Ray Gauthier! Ray takes us back to the 1960s when he first moved to Hinton. He shares thrilling stories of surviving brutal winters, hunting, trapping, and foraging in the deep woods. He also talks about his time working in forestry and at the local mill. We then explore Ray's creative side through his passion for pottery and the Athabasca River Potters Guild. For this episodes "Foraging Tip of the Week", Scott Sunderwald reveals the surprising survival and health benefits of the common dandelion. Follow along with Scott's adventures on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/northern.rockies.bushcraft/ Stay Wild!

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