Create a high shelter in the forest very safe and beautiful

1. *Selecting a Location and Digging Holes for the House Frame*
The process begins with choosing an optimal location and digging deep, wide holes to anchor the wooden posts. These holes ensure the shelter’s frame remains stable against strong winds and external forces.
2. *Sawing Large Trees and Setting Up 3 Main Posts*
Next, large tree trunks are sawed to create three main posts. A fourth existing tree trunk is used to save time and effort. The posts are set securely in the pre-dug holes and nailed into place using a wooden ladder to ensure a sturdy frame.
3. *Cutting Smaller Wooden Planks for the Floor*
Smaller wooden planks are then cut and laid to form a raised floor, nearly 2 meters high. This elevated floor protects against ground-dwelling animals and provides a stable living area.
4. *Lighting a Fire and Starting the Roof Construction*
A small fire is lit for warmth, and the roof is constructed using long wooden planks. The roof, covered with a nylon tarp and green grass, offers effective protection from weather and blends into the surroundings.
5. *Completing the Back Wall and Preparing Living Essentials*
The back wall is completed for added privacy and protection. Essential tools and supplies, including a
lantern and stove, are set up. A simple meal is prepared, and firewood is stored for future use.
This process results in a well-constructed, comfortable, and camouflaged shelter, ready for survival in the wilderness.
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