 | Roomy enough for...15? 15 Colby College students in Professor Herb Wilson's Winter Ecology course headed north to Flagstaff Lake in Maine for the culmination of their Jan Plan program. They all built snow huts (Quinzhees), and all but one student spent the night in the huts. Two slept comfortably -- the one in the lodge and the one whose cave was small enough to stay warm with body heat. Here's video from one hut that was too big. (And, no, there's not a secret back door.) |
 | One Night in a Quinzhee I sleep in my quinzhee on a cold night |
 | Starting a Fire in a Quinzee Mark wanted to try this. Let's see how it went. |
 | Inside the Quinzhee Exile #3 showing us around |
 | How to make a Snow Survival Shelter Survivalist and Scout Adrian Tennant demonstrating in a short video how to build a type of Snow Shelter in a survival situation. |
 | Building a Quinzee With Chad While on a school camping trip, my students, especially Chad, helped me build a quinzee. This video shows (quickly) how it's done. |
 | Holden's snow shelter Introducing Holden to the snow shelter Brady and I dug out in the front yard. |
 | Finding a weak spot! A fellow winter camper testing the integrity of our quinzee! |
 | DU Students make a quinzhee hut I filmed this from my dorm room, I noticed a bunch of people starting to make a hut. |
 | building snow shelters while allowing the snow to settle |
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