drijfplank
A drijfplank, also known as a driftwood raft, is a type of raft constructed from pieces of driftwood. These rafts are typically used for transportation across bodies of water, such as rivers or lakes, and are often employed by indigenous communities for fishing, hunting, and travel. The construction of a drijfplank involves collecting suitable pieces of driftwood, which are then tied together using natural materials like vines, rope, or twine. The raft is designed to be lightweight and buoyant, allowing it to float on the water's surface.
Drijfplanken are particularly useful in areas where other forms of transportation are unavailable or impractical. They
In some cultures, drijfplanken hold significant cultural and symbolic value. They are often associated with traditional
Despite their practical uses, drijfplanken are also subject to environmental concerns. The collection of driftwood can