We at Wildroots are very pleased with what we have been able to accomplish in a few short years.

This Photo Exhibit has been prepared so that you may see what life here is like. We hope that you will have as much pleasure viewing this photo show as we have had preparing it.

The Earth Skills that you see here are used for our journey through life. Please Contact Us for more information or to make arrangements for your visit to this most interesting Homestead.

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Puttyroot Orchid Puttyroot Orchid

Puttyroot, a native orchid seen in the woods near Wildroots in early Spring.

Roadkill Possum Roadkill Possum

A roadkill possum roasting on an open fire at Wildroots in May.

Deer Hide Deer Hide

Scraping a deer hide before beginning the braintanning process at Wildroots in Spring.

Snake Seen Snake

A snake seen on a hike.

Wildroots Photo Show


   PHOTOS Spring Wild Foods Hike - April



Opening circle of 34 people and 4 dogs on Max Patch mountain, Haywood County 
 
Frank introduces hikers to the terrain along the upcoming 18 mile-long Appalachian Trail section 
 

Rock Tripe, an edible lichen, became our "Appalachian seaweed" for two dinners 
 
Our first night's resting place 

Frank facilitating botanical identification

A lunchtime break at an AT shelter
 

A discussion on everybody's favorite and most abundant edible and medicinal weed, Dandelion
 

 
 
 

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Processing Venison Processing Venison

Pounding Venison into jerky at Wildroots in Spring.

Processing Tulip Poplar Bark Tulip Poplar Bark

Peeling Tulip Poplar bark for berry buckets and primitive lodge shingles.

Live Free Live Free

Live Free.

Nearby Overlook Nearby Overlook

Nearby Overlook.

Beautiful Vista Blue Ridge Vista

Blue Ridge Vista.