German brothers preserve ancient tradition of charcoal burning
Two brothers in a German forest are keeping the centuries-old practice of charcoal burning alive through traditional methods.
In Hasselfelde, Germany, two brothers maintain the ancient tradition of charcoal burning, an old craft passed down through generations. One of the brothers carefully tips smoldering charcoal into a tall mound of earth to begin the process, demonstrating the hands-on techniques that define this traditional practice.
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In a German forest, 2 brothers keep the ancient tradition of charcoal burning alive
HASSELFELDE, Germany (AP) — Immo Feldmer carefully tipped smoldering charcoal into a tall mound of earth to kick off the ancient tradition of coal burning.