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Originally Posted by (E)
Whaler's Bay
(SNIP)
Requires
- Netting
- Containers
- Possibly salt
- Tools
This example may merit a reexamination with a few of the assumptions changed, the results may be quite different.
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This is really good. As I noted, before you posted, I'd think cook-fires would be perfectly okay for a couple of hours a day, and even a kiln in a remote location (and concealed in a cave, or under an overhang) might be fine, a lot of the time.
I like the need for camouflage netting, and containers for long-term storage. You'd need to cache food, as it ripens, and the semi-nomadic nature of the lifestyle would mean you couldn't carry everything with you, all the time.
Salt is very important as a preservative, but if it was a coastal forest, that wouldn't be too tough to get. It's a different story up in the Appalachians, though.