Winter Bushcraft - WIKIUP Shelter - 3 Days ALONE in WINTER Forest - BUSHCRAFT Trip & Skills - ASMR
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2021
- Winter bushcraft WIKIUP Shelter - In this video, you will see a three-day hike into the winter forest without a tent or stove.
✅ BUSHCRAFT DUGOUT START to FINSH 👉 • 30 Days How I Alone 🌲 ...
A bushcraft shelter called Wikiap will be built. The skills of bushcraft and woodworking will also be applied: Making a fire using materials collected in the forest, preparing firewood for the night, cooking over a fire, making a wooden door and a tripod with a suspension. I will show you how to make a rope from a piece of branch.
On the first day I got to my winter camping place. I chose a place to build Wikiap so that there were enough dead trees nearby to build this bushcraft shelter. First of all, I assembled the flooring from the poles and covered it with spruce branches. So the size of the shelter is immediately clear and you don't have to redo it.
After that, I collected poles in the area - dead fallen trees and build the Wikiap frame.
Lower dying branches of spruce - spruce branches were used as a covering material. I had to hurry up with the construction, because it was starting to snowfall.
After assembling the shelter, firewood was prepared and stacked inside the Wikiap.
With the birch bark, small dry twigs and flint, I made a fire inside the shelter.
I cooked food on fire from a piece of meat and bread, as well as hot tea.
On the second day of my winter camping, I assembled a door from wooden poles using bushcraft skills.
I moved the fire outside, it was a little smoky.
I also made a tripod over the fire and a hanger for the kettle from the materials at hand - a trellis of poles and a piece of a curved branch.
Then i made bushcraft chair - three sticks and a canvas bag.
For dinner, I cooked buckwheat porridge with beef stew over the fire.
Gradually night fell on my winter camp and I, tired for the whole day, closed the new door and calmly went to bed.
The third day has come. On this day, I did not even start a fire. I had a bite of bacon and the rest of the bread, packed my things, examined the camp and set off on the way back.
Thanks for watching!
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Disclaimer: This video is not intended to be a guide and is filmed for entertainment purposes only. The author does not recommend repeating the actions shown in this video and is not responsible for the consequences. It can be life threatening.
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Thank you so much for not playing any music in your video, the silence was perfect! And I also love the fact you never said a word!
You are welcome 🙂🙌🏻🌲🌲🌲
Agree
Indeed👍🏻👍🏻
Okay, i will do it 😉🤝
🤠🙌🏻
No sponsors, no talking, just the sound of nature and best of all, you don’t play music thank you for making these great videos and keep making them!
I like this kind of video!!!
Happy Merry Christmas 🌲🌲 to all
@@user-il4ih7fx9n estoy por unos días feriados de descanso en una zona montañosa de Ecuador cercano a Quito y está haciendo mucho frío y al calor de la chimenea ver estos vídeos maravillosos permiten ver y disfrutar del tiempo y el descanso de manera creativa y que instruye.
Me encantó Di con estos vídeos y felicito muy sinceramente
@@miriamsalazar5727 ？
Meraviglioso video
My favorite part was that you built your bed , then you built your shelter around your bed. 😂😂😂 awesome.
Your videos are kind of a sleeping pills. No high sound, no music, just silence😊 kindly share more videos like this.
انا أتفق معك...مقطع هادىء...وللاسترخاء 😌
@Nita Sahfi 😒
Perfect to watch before i sleep, no music, no single word, just nature and skill.
Thanks 👍🏼
It's my pleasure! :)
I do the same. It’s hot here. I pretend I’m there in the snow with him. 🤣
Exactly, good job. 👍
I do the exact same, im doin it rn
@@jeremy87turbo87 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🏼♂️
So, at time 23:20 you heard some critter walking around in the snow?
I heard in another video about camping out by one's self, that your mind can be the biggest problem.
I camped out once, by myself, when I was 16 or 17. It was summer. I stayed in a small lean-to someone else had built in the side of a hill.
All I had was a hunting knife a lot smaller than yours, and a really large camp fire about 3 ft in diameter raging most of the night.
I gotta tell ya, when the sun went down, and it got darker than dark, and I was trying to sleep, I opened my eyes at every "snap" and "crack" I heard around me.
It's a grand memory... and I'm 70 years old now.
Your video brought back a lot of memories... Very nice... It's the kind of video you don't want to end.
Thank you.
When you spend the night in the forest after a safe stay at home, all your senses are heightened and every shorosh is suspicious :)
You need to calm down and check. You gradually get used to it.
It's good that there are such interesting memories :)
Have a nice day!
Sir please tell how those woods catches fires aren't those woods wet due to snow
Aw, I loved this so much. I’m a 51 year old female. I live in a very remote area of the high desert on 10 acres. I live alone. I can relate. 🤣
No animal sound at 23:20, just crackling fire. I'm 71 and I've camped out a LOT. It's the best thing ever... IF you bring coffee.
Here in comment so many experienced person are there......lovely day....atleast you all did so many magical things...but in my generation as 22 years old girl...only watching this.
Your survival skills are very educational.
In Japan, there is no environment where bushcraft can be done, but I am enjoying the atmosphere by watching your videos.
Bush craft can be done anywhere ? Japan would be an ideal place to start,
That sounds like a great tourism idea. Would Japanese like to come to Canada for bush craft adventure?
One place I wouldn’t want to bushcraft in Japan is their “suicide forest”.
@@stevemull2002probably mostly government owned land. You can’t gather natural resources like wood and build around the area
Hi from Montreal, you have no place to build shelters?? It's a real shame cause there is no better feeling than building your own shelter. Take care. Signed Jim
We built a large shelter like this one winter. We called it our “teepee”. It stood for several years before a tornado knocked it down. Turn a bunch of boys loose in the woods with hatchets and bailing twine and lots of fun things can be built. Happy memories. Thank you.
This man has skills. And he didn't say a word.
Thanks )
Now he says one.
Yep :)
@@abhijitghosh7960 Don't be jealous, live freely!
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft no man I'm just kidding😜, what you are doing is really courageous... People don't even think about your camera angles, you manage them all on solo trip no camera man,no support team. salute to you sir❤ and sorry 4 my behavior,,,,, big fan love from Indian👍
This is the most peaceful camping vid thats easy to go to sleep
Reason why I’m here now
Absolutely.. we can sleep better now. 😂
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This guy is like a "Super Golden Eagle Scout"!! The ideas and skills are awesome! As I watch, I think what is he doing? Then I see the finished work and think wow! Whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve! Thank you!
I see so many people out there building a camp or a debris shelter I guess you would say. And I always wonder why they don't build their bedding area first. For two reasons. Number one it lets you know how big you need to build the rest of the shelter or in bad weather like you are in, how small you can make it so that it's easier to heat and you lose less heat. And number two it's so much easier to build the bed first, then build the shelter around it rather than build the shelter and then try to stuff everything in there. You have to get down on your knees and crawl in and jam and push stuff around. thank you. it makes so much more sense to build the bed first and then build around it it was nice to see.
Наконец-то видео без музыки,без раздражающей болтовни. Спокойное,расслабляющее...на ночь глядя смотрю,чтобы сон слаще был😊
Хорошего сна 😊
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft благодарю,но сначала подпишусь на Ваш канал😊
Класс 🙂👍🏻
Ваша правда. Очень впечатляет и расслабляет после целого дня с людьми. Лайк , подписка и рекомендации.
1:53
I find it insanely cool that you used nothing but wood and broken branches to make house house. And I love the quietness too. Thank you for the video sir.
It's my pleasure! Have a nice day :)
Não
@@terezinhademoura7708 ué pq não?
Videolarınız mükemmel 👌 doğanın sesi çok güzel olmuş ve Sizin videolarınızı izlemeyi çok seviyorum. Böyle videoları devam etdirin. Başarılar dilerim
Hi from Montreal, nothing better than having silence, and just nature sounds, fire crackling, wood snapping, wind blowing, birds chirping, can go on and on. Take care. Signed Jim
Смотрю в три часа ночи. И совсем не хочется спать. Цепляет,так спокойно, подальше от всех и всего...😌😌😌
Я хочу быть вне игры , вне игры хочу быть .
Мне от всех и от всего да уйти в тайгу бы ,
у ночного у костра на звезды подивиться , воздуха тайги вдохнуть и взять да испариться .
. 🌙
🌲🏔️🌲🌲
А мне нравится! Так ведь действительно можно отдохнуть от городской суеты. Не хуже рыбалки или охоты. Спасибо за видео мужик. Всего тебе хорошего!!!!
Благодарю!
Қазақсың ба? Осы бізде неге осындай видеолар түсірмейді екен?)
@@user-lp6qv8hx1c Ия казакпын. Былмеймын неге екенын
@@Pro100dako Бетпақ далаға барып түсіріп кайтпаймыз ба?)
Еще бы заслон к шалашу , теплее было бы
As a central European, I envy the abundance of perfectly straight wood in any desired strenght
Hi from Montreal, I agree it is nice to have a good supply of straight and long wood. Here in Quebec we are really spoiled at how many kind of trees we have. Take care. Signed Jim
Я вот, смотрю исключительно, такие видео, где делают из подручных вещей, не тащат с собой) спасибо, всё понравилось!
Рад, что вам понравилось 🙂
Hi from Montreal, you are right it is nice to see people leave things for others,take care. Signed Jim
Lebih suka suara natural tidak ada backgorund dari musik... dan tidak ada perkataan sama sekali... sangat sempurna. I Love it
Terima kasih!
The chair was genius. Congrats on the lack of music. Quality vid. Thx.
I just watched this and ive got to say this was fantastic..
The ambience, the skill in preparing all the things u did, the filming, everything really. No ads, no talking, just peace.
This was so great
Спасибо Вам за ваши старания, после просмотра появляется желание поскорее выбраться на природу пожить пару дней в тишине на едине с собой.
SIM É VERDADE AQUI É DO BRASIL
These winter camping videos are so peaceful and relaxing!
Enjoy 😉
I can leave here while all my life. No phone, no internet, no Tv. Just the nature ❤🔥🇸🇳 it's wonderful
I fully support you!
Hi from Montreal, when you have a beautiful place in nature, you do not need any phone, internet...... all you need is to enjoy. take care signed JIM
Hi Jim 👋 Absolutely agree 🤠
Really should write a book 📕🎀 even girls like watching you make campsites in the wilderness
I know, right? I'm hooked on these videos!
After the first night and hearing those sounds, dude was like... "yup, im building a door tomorrow" :D
😂😆🤣
I really enjoyed myself to watch this wonderful video
Однако столько приспособлений, реально удобных и функциональных в одном видео, в отличии от других, кто тащит с собой полквартиры, этот человек берет и делает всё на месте! Здорово, и реально может помочь в сложных ситуациях! Спасибо. Лайк, подписка!
@@SSO19974 yep
@@SSO19974 I'm from Siberia. I love snow. In Siberia cold winter. But beautiful.
I love Bangladesh too!)))
I am from Iraq. I really enjoyed watching. I think this is how camping in the mountains or forests really clears the soul. I love camping very much and I like this survey about camping life on your own and how to deal with life if you are abroad. I wish you good health and safety, your Iraqi lover.
あなたの動画が見られてとても幸せです。
ありがとうございます。
日本から沢山の愛を送ります。
That is the best outdoor cold weather shelter I've ever seen built. You have great skills . Thanks for sharing them.
I am from Indonesia, I Like you channel❄️
Hi 👋🏻 Thank you 🙂
Gw suka channel lu bang
Hi from Montreal, this is a very enjoyable video. So relaxing. Take care. Signed Jim
This guy is amazing 👏 if it ever hits the fan I want him on my side
Надо же, какой рукастый мужчина! Всё умеет 👍👍👍
Благодарствую. Но умею ещё не всё. Однако я в процессе изучения умений «всего» 🙂
😊
I like this channel far better than Some of the other ones. He’s very deliberate and methodical in his movements and very relaxing to watch.
As an engineer I really appreciated your precision approach to your bushcrafting. I enjoy camping, but am more of a tent in the summer with a luxury inflatable bed. I enjoyed your post, thank you.
So satisfying watching these vids! The shelter was very well constructed, hope someone else stumbles across it & it is in use again! 😊 🙌 👍
Just incredible. Survival in more ways than one!
Первый раз увидел ЗИМНЮЮ выживалку! Люблю когда видео полезно! А это - полезно!!!
I'm from Indonesia, when I watched this for the first time, somehow I really liked watching this continuously
Hi 🙋♂️
To be continued 😊👍🏻
ほはほははるるる
a nice change in weather
In German wir ,,Juckt“
Somehow somehow 😒 , udah jelas karena di indo ga ada salju, pake nanya 💩
Один на один с природой)
Непередаваемое чувство...
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I shall now refer to you as, the wood master. Your wood carving skills are quite impressive 👏. You are an absolute joy too watch and I thank you for sharing your videos with us.
Question... If there is at least a foot of snow on the ground where is he getting all that extremely dry wood? I'm in northern AZ and we do get snow but I have yet to find dry wood in the forest... with that much snow... Genuinely want to know!
You are welcome 🤗
S Simple But Terible Talented Skill.ThankscGod.
Será que sou a única brasileira que gosta de assistir a essas aventuras? 💖😍❤️
Nao hahaha 🇧🇷
@@murilohenrique9378 Pelo ao menos vc kkkk
Tem mais uns por aqui kk
Kkkkkk
You're a nature-loving camper in the true sense & exremely well-experienced survivor. Also I love your usage of each of the gadgets and tools.
Ya dude, my guess, he cut trees to make the house, watch the logs, and the green leaves he used. You can't get that much baby green leaves, without cutting trees.
Are you fuking blind mate? He cut the entire forest.
Yea, or maybe those are coming from the trucks of the team🙂
This guy is a legend, I think he's Chuck Norris camping buddy👍👍👍
Haha, thanks 😊
WOW The Wikiap looks really quite warm and cosy. Great type of shelter, and not too difficult or time consuming to put together. Nice 💖
Yes. Just need to warm it up better :)
The tripod-based-shelter is one of the oldest type of structures there is. You can modify it to be even more sturdy for more long time use if you have the time. The Sami people of north Scandinavia uses a similar, but not identical, structure that has a inner support frame of two bow shaped timbers on which the smaller side timber are leaning against. They put the side timber very close and then cover it with birch bark as a water proof layer. Out side of that they stack up turf for extra insulation (so no spruce on the sides).
@@sirseiganI imagine the insulation shown here would eventually dry out and become incredibly flammable. Probably not a good idea for long time use.
@@WinterInTheForest I agree. That is probably why the Sami (and others) uses timber that lay side by side (so no gaps in between) and then uses turf on the outside. One could also use clay to plaster the inside of the timber to make it more fireproof.
Another take on it is the Nenets who uses reindeer skinn with the fur still on as the both insulation and weather proof layer (quite similar to a tipi or a Lavvu). Lighter and more portable then the permanent turf shelter. No clue of the insulation value of it but they live on the tundra of siberia so I guess it is sturdy enough... Reindeer hides are wonderful to use in the cold and snow for how well it insulates.
I think he makes it look easy because he has a lot of experience and know how
Relax, enjoy, aman💎
Woy😂
kalo solo camping di indonesia, pasti "rame" yg ikutan ,😂😂😂
Muito bom
Lah si akang
Solo camping di indo = uji nyali wkowkwowkwo. Si kunti suka colek dan si pocong yg cemburu suka nakutin genderuwo yg suka usil dan tuyul yg sembunyiin barang lo
Хорошо когда есть такая возможность выезжать на природу в лес там хорошо тишина спокойствие на едине с природой.
Да, отдых от городской суеты, перезагрузка..
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft на все сто с вами согласен.
Excellent Master with a lot of skills for living during snow time at the mountains.A very ansual home by pine branches so original and a protective home !!!Congratulations.Greetings from Chile South America.😊
Thanks 🙂
Hi from Montreal youare right it's amazing what a shelter he built with few tools. Take care and enjoy life.Signed Jim
Пишу с телефона брата. На таких мужчинах мир держится, с таким не страшно оказаться в любой не предвиденной ситуации! Здоровья Вам и удачи!!! Вы супер!!!
Зарина.
Cuidate Sarina.....Saludos🙂
I always admire people with next level survival skills . Thanks for the lessons
Я в полнейшем восторге. Жутко хотел спать, решил перед сном посмотреть пару видео и вот уже второй час не могу оторваться )
Но мне не дает покоя только одно... Кто снимает!?!?!? ))
Как кто снимает? Камера стоит на штативе, она и снимает обратите внимание что съёмка не подвижна. А когда снимает свои руки камера на голове.🤦♂️✌
Медведь 🐻
@@user-bl5wr1wy2r Ага или лось!
@@user-bl5wr1wy2r март месяц ,медведь спит ,если они есть в Швеции. У нас на Кольском много розвелось , покидают берлоги конец апреля .
Place mi se od srece dok gledam I od tuge sto nisam TU, I molim Boga da me Späße ove mmetropol ludnice, Hvala mudri gospodine ❤️😀☘️
I’m glad you have a base for your tent! AMAZING! You made your own tent!! How incredibly CLEVER you are!!
Thanks :)
I happened across you in my explore tab last night. I haven't been able to stop watching your videos since! I'd pay $50 for a hardback guide on how to live like you do for 2-4 days in the wilderness with nothing but a super minimized kit. Something that would tuck safely in the bottom of my pack for reference in the field. (In case you're pondering writing a book) Take everything you need from within 500 feet of where you set up your fire. I LOVE the no talking and how it really captures the serenity you must experience on these excursions. And the best advantage of all is the massive increase in chance of surviving the 'woops I'm actually stranded in the wilderness in hostile weather' situation knowing how to enjoy recreational camping like this would bring.
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Спасибо за ролик. Как многому можно научится.. И самое главное, знаешь уже, что нужно брать с собой в рюкзаке, когда идёшь в лес)
Не за что! Хороших походов 🏕🙂
Посмотри Марину Галкину 《Сквозь Таймыр на мыс Челюскина》, двух месячный одиночный поход по арктической тундре ！！！
Thanks for showing how to warm the small branch up so you can use it like a rope. I'll bet not many people knew that truck. And great idea on building your shelter around your bed! This young man showed us what a person can do if you just put your mind to it and take your time and do it the correct way the first time. Semper Fi from an old Marine
😴So comfortable..... Warm and cozy.... I'm getting sleepy.... Zzzzz
I just love that, sounds of fire crackling and birds singing in the morning 25:00 🤩
Спасибо огромное за Ваш канал! Я просто в восторге! Вы даже не представляете как Вы мне помогли вашими роликами! Успехов Вам!!!
Не за что! Очень рад, что помог Вам :)
Спасибо за ролик, очень интересно смотреть и отдыхать, я сам родился в горах в палатке и мне нравится дикая природа, но у вас по бокам просвечивает, лучше лапника побольше положить по бокам, а то тепло быстро уйдёт
Не за что. Да, это было моё упущение.
В этом году Типи засыпало снегом и я поставил туда печь. Было очень тепло :)
Надпись МЯСО на банке выдаёт наших людей 🙌🏻
привет,очень качественное видео, надеюсь ты не забросишь свой канал, ждем 50 тысяч подписчиков
Саныч, здравия! Благодарю :)
Не заброшу, если поддержка будет! 🤠🙌🏻
None all good 😊
Очень качественно снято и смонтировано! Я подсела на ваши видео, они действуют на меня, как сеанс релаксации. Спасибо! 😇🙏👍
Это очень здорово :) Я рад 🙂
Хорошего дня!
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft, спасибо за ответ, очень приятно. Удачи и творческого вдохновения!
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Giản dị, thật thà , điều mà anh chị đã làm được trong lòng tất cả mọi người. Thật sự tôn trọng và ngưỡng mộ 2 anh chị. 2 anh chị luôn giữ cái cảm xúc này luôn nhennnnn 💋💋❤️❤️❤️
아내에게 이 영상보여주고 캠핑의 꿈을 접게 만들었습니다. 감사합니다.
슬퍼.
Found this channel and it really helped with my sleeping disorder it's really soothing and relaxing to watch and gives me some useful insights on living in the wilds. 👍
Thank you so much!
Thank you for keeping things quiet so we can appreciate the sound of nature
You are welcome )
мужик, я представляю, как ты штыняешь дымом после такого отдыха - как копченый бекон
Гораздо сильнее 😄
Но меня это не особо беспокоит.
Wood cutting sound with hand knife was clearly heared , naturality maintained in ur Campaign video, hope for good one.
🙂🌲
that wood auger tool is the most amazing answer to scotch eye augers i have ever seen. you have some of the most simple answers to bushcraft "hacks" that i have ever seen. another one is the stick backpack holder you did in another video, all the Content Creators i have seen make a rope and toggle but you showed me i just need to find a stick. its so damn amazing
Wow... mesmerising, incredible, speechless. Didn’t blink for 45 mins. This guybis hard working, intelligent and gentle. Thumbs up 👍🏼
Thank you so much!
O melhor vídeo de sobrevivência na tundra que já assisti!
WOW! Building skills were awesome to watch and he repacked his rubbish so left the woods untouched. Excellent.
This is my favorite bushcraft channel. I am learning so much from your 'no talk' survival skills. Thank you for entertaining and educating me.
The no talk, no music is fine for adults. But I think for young people from 3 to 18, it makes it more fun educational and interesting for them to have voice, some humour and some music in-between. Otherwise the videos are brilliant for a adult audience mostly over 35 upwards who prefer no voice etc.
Like maybe do a second edited version of these videos on bush survival camping skills for let's say as a educational documentry for school going youngsters up to 18 with voice sound and at times music that fits in with the background etc.
Children between ages of 5 to 15 may like to learn why you pad the frame work with leafy branches, safety measures when making a fire, why it's safer to make a shelter in open spaces, how to keep warm etc.
It may save a child's life learning what to do, if they get lost in the woods, who may not have the means to start a fire to keep warm and need to make a enclosure to maximise their own body heat to keep warm., instead of wandering around and getting more lost, untill their parents can find them or a adult . How to make whistling sounds to be heard, where to hang up a item, like a scarf to make it easier to find them etc. Also learn how to leave markers as they go along, so that they can locate these markers to go back along the same way they came etc
Remember children watch your videos as well and can just take it into their heads to wander off without letting their parents know, feeling adventuress etc.
Can't take it for granted these survival bushmen skills camping videos you do, is safely only a thing adults do.
Some adults like a bit of talking here and there. I do. Otherwise I enjoy your videos. But would enjoy them more as a educational documentary I can also enjoy watching with my two grandkids who are 6 and 9.
They keep asking me questions saying that you not explainning, lol
And I'm 68 years old lady. Have been on camping trips many years ago with my late father. He taught me how to start a fire by making a hole in a log and then taking a smaller branch to turn it in the hole both anti clockwise and clockwise building up friction to spark a flame. Also sun reflection through a piece of glass on dead leaves make a flame as well.
Camping was always educational fun with my late dad.
Jūs esate tikras šaunuolis.Vyras ,kuris labai viską daro tvarkingai ir kruopščiai.Turite nuostabias rankas ir esate šiltas žmogus.Nuostabu žiūrėti jūsų vlogus.Labai vertinu tvarkingumą jūsų ir kruopštumą.Iš jūsų daug kas galėtų pasimokyti
ŠAUNUOLIS.Sėkmės visur ir sveikatos.Linkėjimai iš Lietuvos Kauno miesto.
The way you recorded it, sounds like I am with you. This is my dream to go camping somewhere alone.
All we people need is silence, peace, something useful to eat and drink and rest. Nothing more special we need for life
Кресло класс, надо запомнить и сделать такое же на природе...
I can watch these kind of stuff for hours w/o getting bored, very relaxing.
I don't know why but I don't get bored watching this guy
One of the greatest show from their type. No music , no speaking… even the team and the cameramen are unnoticeable. Peace n quiet, like if u were really alone on the whole planet.
There is probably no cameraman or team there
You Being solo, I can only imagine how much effort and hardwork u have put into filming this entire video on ur own. More power to you sir. God bless you. .
No he got help
Спасибо за наглядность. Живу в Крыму и понимаю, что по большей части многое не пригодиться, но есть нюансы, которые не знал. Огромная благодарность
Не за что 🙂
روعة ، هدوء وسكينة يرتاح لها القلب
You really start from scratch to build your own nest...even using snow as a hot water...👍👍👍 you are a true symbol of a survivor sir...
Теперь можно официально говорить что мы олды этого канала)
:))
Почти все посмотрел, все супер 👍а главное благородное мужское молчание🙊. Привет из Узбекистана 🇺🇿
Благодарю 🙌🏻
И Вам привет 🙋♂️
А с кем ему разговаривать 😁
No word's for you sir
I'm from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🌹🌹🌹🌹
It’s normal. Hi 👋 to India 🇮🇳
Video stupendo meravigliosa la foresta il ragazzo è molto intelligente sa lavorare il legno con maestria,,mi sono rilassata , che posti bellissimi ,ma quanti gradi di notte certamente sotto zero ,poi la neve aria pulita che silenzio ,cosa strana non si vedono animali ,ma che fauna selvatica c'è grazie per il video ragazzo buona fortuna ❤️ scrivo dall'Italia Sassuolo , Modena ☮️🌹
Grazie per aver guardato! Sono felice che ti sia piaciuto. Essere sano :)
So brave hardworking man. So impressed. Itis not easy to do all these things.
Yeah
Был уверен, что иностранец. Нет. Наш, Вячеслав. Видео, класс!
Я маскировался 🤠🌲
Благодарю 🙂
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft Когда гречу с тушёнкой увидел все понял)
Да..Кстати ни разу не видел гречку у зарубежных бушкрафтеров. Нет её у них что ли?.
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft Заграницей греча достаточно редкий продукт.
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft это странная штука. Но гречку, почему-то нигде не выращивают кроме России и стран бывшей страны советов. Гречку, в Европе или сша можно увидеть лишь в специализированных магазинах и даже там она будет не такая как в России. Они ее дробят.
Релакс, а запахи то какие, свежестью, запах костра, елью пахнет) красота!
Abençoado seja o seu trabalho maravilhoso, me faz muito bem assistir seus vídeos. Amo ❤
Muito obrigado!
🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭
อยากให้ประเทศไทยมีหิมะแบบนี้บ้างจัง
คงเป็นฤดูที่สนุกมากๆแน่ๆเลย❤️❤️❤️
Que hermosos días en la serenidad de las montañas,🌨️ disfrútalo🌲🔥🌲👍
¡Gracias!
@@AsbjornOlsenBergBushcraft гшгггннннгггггггггггггггггг
In a 3’ square by my driveway, I grow some mint. This happens to be peppermint. In the summer, I trim off stems 8”-10” long every week or two. Rinse them in the sink, lay them on a towel overnight, then lay out to dry a week or so. Carry some stems to camp in a small, plastic bag. Refreshing camp tea.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
Mr, thanks TESEKKÜRLER HERŞEY ICİN ❤❤❤❤❤❤ BY BY ISTANBUL
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