3 Days Winter Camping: FIREPLACE Inside my Shelter! (Narrated Bushcraft)

Narrated Version. I travel to the snowy winter forest and build a bushcraft survival shelter in a cave and camp solo for 3 days.

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[LaganaFam]

And man never let any negative comments effect the way you do things you got way more people who respect and appreciate what you do than those other people who have no life.

[ronginther]

At college I could not pay tuition and off-csmpus room rent tso made a camp in wilderness outside town om a 30 foot mesa in Eastern Washington in early 70's. I used dead trunks set against a rock face, covered them with plastic sheet and dead branches. I lay my bedroll on pineneedles. Very little rain fell. I was dry. Cooked soup of plaintains and brook watercress over a lamp, maybe a snail or two! I did this for a quarter to catch up in finances. It worked! Shared my abode sometimes with shrews. My music was the wingbeats of wild geese flying over the mesa. Coyotes chorused. It was spring so did not draw attention by needing a fire for heat. God is merciful. Nature was kind to me. I too am Scandinavian. Maybe that helps surviving in this primitive fashion? Cheers

[SERENITY_byNATURE]

The serenity in this video is so inviting. The peaceful nature scenes are amazing. Does anyone else agree?

[kathy_beauty]

I really do like the narrated videos better than the silent ones. Helps to follow your mindset and exactly what you are doing.

[heinibocendaakacrownsco.]

I’m a Swede watching you from CHICAGO . love the wilderness it reminds me of my home in sweden

[annarutt]

Snow, peace and solitude are the perfect combination for a beautiful experience.

[annarutt]

This is quite intriguing. Refreshing to see a guy who knows what he’s doing! A survivor to learn from! Thank you for sharing

[Annguyenhihi]

your english is so clear and the ambience is pretty cozy, i watch this at a rainy night and really like the sounds too

[johnmorgan-gcly]

Carbon monoxide becomes dangerous when there is no air exchange between the enclosed area and the outside atmosphere. Here, there is much ventilation, so hardly any danger of carbon monoxide poisoning.
I really like your cozy, warm shelter, better than many I've seen you make!!

[Yulida_Jasmine]

Amazing. Thank you so much for this video. Love From Indonesia 🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[LaganaFam]

Man you’re an inspiration keep doing what you do.

[abepeurlm]

I like the narrated videos. Enjoy them very much and your English is excellent. Please do more of these. Long time fan.

[armandzottola]

I watch all your videos and shiver. At my age the cold would do me in.

[annitownsley]

Hi there from Scotland ✌🏻👋🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️. I’m so glad you’re talking now.
I know it’s hard to learn a different language (especially English). So well done and keep it up please. I want to know the thought process of the task at hand. Saying that, the work you put in is incredible 💪🏻👀

[marcelodi]

Bien, loco. Acá en el sur de Argentina lo hacemos igual. Salud para vos y tu familia. Abrazo del alma.

[MissDefies]

Your videos make me feel cooler when it’s hot. That wool sweater is great, unusual and striking design.

[cheztimothee-musiqueartcuisine]

Thank you for narrating in English!. Great photography

[Solowildcamping-fo]

I love ur videos, they always just makes me calm and relax and puts me in a good mood

[lindagentry]

Out of all your shelters, this has been my favorite....so far.

[cuocsonglangnoigogang]

Your three-day winter camping adventure with a fireplace inside your shelter perfectly captures the essence of bushcraft and self-reliance. The way you create a cozy, warm space amidst the cold shows a remarkable blend of resourcefulness and comfort. Your storytelling brings the experience to life, making it a truly inspiring example of outdoor ingenuity. And I am Floating Village Life.