How To Keep A Fire Alive Under Rain

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This time I got surprised by heavy rain and I was not ready, here's what to do to keep your fire alive in these condition. Even if the flame eventually die because it just does not stop raining, there will always be big coals in the punk wood with which you can restart your fire.

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[MarkYoungBushcraft]

Thank you. I was mourning your absence from YouTube. Videos like this are why you are in my mind the best bow drill teacher there is. Please... keep doing videos like this

[diosa.loba]

A fire needs constant care and attentiveness to keep it dancing. You can't be unresponsive or it will go out on you, and you managed to keep it going in the rain...you're a life saver, sir :)

[calvinharris]

When I would do that everyone would get mad and say that I was wasting the wood and we would not had any left. Thanks you for all of your work and info and the time you spent making the great videos.

[joshjosh]

Very concise, non-frills, get to the point kinda demonstration. I learnt a lot from this.

[TatDarYow]

Really glad to see you back mate. Have missed not seeing you make new videos. Hope you will continue, at least once in a while.
Very well done, great information. Thanks for sharing with us.
Larry

[latavernedelafougere]

Aaah excellent de te revoir enfin. j'ai bien cru que tu nous avait quitté pour de bon. welcome back my friend.

[LionheartSJZ]

Great video and so good to see something from you! I usually build a one-sided roof over my fire with branches, almost like a lean-to shelter for the fire. With the rain falling on top and cooling the branches you can maintain a fire forever without much effort. A small - medium cooking-fire will never burn the roof-branches if it's raining.
PS: I WANT TO SEE YOU ON THE NEXT SEASON OF ALONE!!!

[robertbews]

Hear hear glad to see that you haven't given up YouTube completely cédrik hope to see more from you

[TeaInTheTreesbp]

Knew this tip, but still enjoyed watching. All your vids will help me in my journey into more primitive "bushcraft"... Plan a solo overnighter with limited tools and food sometime in the future. Looking forward to testing myself. You've helped me feel I'm more ready to take upon this challenge. Thanks man. ATB -Nate

[AdventureTimeOutdoors]

yes! I an glad to see you in action my friend!. Great tip!

[MrEmersonSr]

Your videos are awesome, Cédrik! I'm in Michigan and a lot of the things you're doing are easily applicable to our climate and environment here as well. Thanks buddy! Merci!

[hoplophobiadoc]

The video is good and informative. I think your dog is
"You got your fire. Now make me a shelter!" "Can't lie down. It's all wet".
Hahahahaha.

[GreenSpider]

Prem's ! Trop content de te revoir dans des conditions similaires cet après midi, mais sans feu :D Merci Cédrik.

[Im-just-Stardust]

Thanks everyone for the awesome comment :) Really missed that

[exceptionalgamer]

Life saving tip! Thank you very much for sharing that and I believe you just saved some lives in the future with this video.

[Lenningx]

You rock dude, I'm glad I found this channel.

[vinlee]

I wish I could run around in the woods barefoot like you do. Here in Florida, it's a good way to end up dead. Love your videos, keep 'em coming! Kudos to you and all you do!

[FSBushcraft]

Great Video Bro, Glad to see ya back...

[fiddlinscott]

Cedrik mon ami, you continue to teach and inspire. merci!

[WhatsUpWithSheila]

I hope I never have to utilize this information, but if I do, thank you in advance👍