How Do You Easily Make An Igloo?
The Inuit people were the first to build igloos. They were ideal since they were temporary housing for nomadic people. They are homes built of snow. There are several types of igloos. Igloos are easy to build and can be built for fun or to save your life in frigid temperatures, since they are warmer than tents. They can be made with help or on your own. Alone they will take about six hours to build. Step 1 Choose a location that has snow that is at least three feet deep and is hard-packed. If the site has loose snow on top, dig down until your find the icy layers. You can also stomp the softer snow down. It will melt and refreeze rapidly in a harder consistency. Step 2 Dig a hole that is just large enough for you to stand inside using a snow shovel. Step 3 Use a snow saw to cut blocks out of the snow. The blocks should all be uniform. The size you cut the blocks will depend on what you are able to easily lift. You will be cutting and lifting lots of blocks, so do not over do it; howeve
