3 Days Solo Winter Wild Camping - Hiking Off Trail in Snow - Lavvu Shelter
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Bushcraft and camping for 3 days in the snow. Im doing more scenic shooting and focusing on real hiking and shelter craft. Kinda not in the mood for crafting pot hangers or spoons at the moment. Feeling a draw towards simplicity. Not to craft to... craft. Just traveling through the wilderness with the least amount of energy. Using the resources of nature without destroying it. Walk. Eat. Sleep. Repeat.
Also Ive had a lot of comments over the years about gear and how I pack etc. So I try to show a bit more about that in this video. Starting from the bottom at my bag I have the sleeping bag and an empty bag that once contained some sleeping pad that only lasted one outing. The bag is lined on the inside and more smooth on the outside. Inside it at night I stuff my fleece jacket I use for reinforced shell under my jacket. It makes a good pillow. I have the lined side out against my face which is very nice in winter. In summer I have the smooth side out that gives a nice cool feel against the face. Also down there I have a few extra clothing used for change or reinforcement. Then I pack a bag with my pot/kettle and frying pan, and sometimes the folding fire pit protection (but not this time). The bag is a pretty sturdy fabric that protect my gear and clothing from soot or sharp edges. Then I fold some ground cloth and my thermarest neo air xtherm which is my go to sleeping pad for many years. Beside that I pack a dry bag with food, spices, coffee, cup and cutlery. You all know the blue enamel cup by now. I never use wooden kuksas anymore. Because I don't like the feel drinking from one because the rim is too thick. It makes you spill coffee all over yourself when you are tired in the dark. And the main reason is wooden kuksas makes the coffee cold in (I'm not exaggerating) seconds. I just love the metal enamel cups. And when you make a cup of coffee you can warm your cold fingers holding the enamel cup. That don't happen with the wooden kuksa. I know you are suppose to have one of those kuksas dangling outside a pack but I find them completely worthless. And when the coffee do get a bit cool in the enamel cup in really cold winters.. you can just place it in the fire on coals and heat your coffee in seconds. Usually in the beginning of my trips I eat big hunks of meat, chickens etc. It's something that would be horrible to carry for days. I mostly eat it right away or the day after that. It's not the spoiling of the meat that is the reason, more the weight. I really don't understand why a lot of people are so perplexed about me carrying meat when I don't have a fridge with me... when its fridge cold or mostly below that outside🙄. In summer you just bring it frozen and let it thaw slowly insulated in some cloth or whatever if you don't want to eat it right away. Rest of the trip I just eat freeze dried meals I repack (if not the more expensive vacuum packed meals), some eggs (yellow egg box) , potatoes, smoked stuff that last like bacon, weiners etc, got some oats on long hikes and so on. Then comes the small First aid kit, that also contains some articles like a small tooth brush, tweezers, paste, soap, Second Ferro Rod, skin treatment, wound disinfectant , water proof fire gear, wax, small compass etc. Spreading essential life supportive stuff in different locations does not work fo me. Because I know (by stuff that that happened when I was young and stupid) that if I would find myself in danger... I most likely, sooner or later, will be too tired to think, and thats why I need that important stuff all in one place or I will just tread water. Inside zipped pocket towards the back I keep some tools, knife, gimlet, (auger sometimes) sharpening tool, folding saws if not making bucksaws, tent pegs, cordage etc. On top under the lid I save space for something that needs storage in between camps thats a bit moist (mostly DD magic carpet). On top of my rucksack I mostly have my Canvas Polish Lavvu or similar. Outside I also strap a lamp/lantern and the reflective ridgerest by thermarest. And last but not least The axe outside the bag. If I have side pockets etc on my bag I put water bottles, tools, water purification stuff, gloves there. I slid down sawblades, fishing gear etc in the bag. This usually lands on 10-20 Kg weight.There is more but I'm up to 5000 digits so cant write more because of the limit.
Hard it is to hike this way... Why not skis or snow shoes some might ask.. freshly fallen snow like this makes those things obstacles. Bushes or soft ground under the snow makes walking the only option. You sink down anyway. But I find days of walking like this does not damage your body, your knees or whatever. It's like moving in water. Slow and steady. Last day I was tired. The day after that waking up in my bed at home I usually hurt so much (understand I walk 20 times the distance running around filming with the camera) but this time nothing. Thanks for Watching!
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My wife, from the central US, watched a couple of your videos with me. We've been married almost 50 years now, and I think your videos helped her see a little bit about my first 20 years of life in Alaska. So, because of your excellently done productions, she decided she wanted to go on her first winter campout. We went this weekend, nothing too severe (-7ish C & 30ish kph). Hot tent (teepee). She wants to go again. You have a growing fan base :-).
Thank you my friend!
Good woman.
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That is so sweet.wish u and ur wife many many such happy outings.♥️
Thanks for the video, been up all night sick watching pure garbage on TV, finally something worth watching and actually enjoying. 👍🏼🍺👊🏼
Thank you!
Yeah these mostly-silent bushcraft and hiking videos are the ultimate for just relaxing and watching
The sound-absorbing effect of the snow makes the fabulous silence of nature even quieter. Stunning as always 👍
Thanks a lot!
Its my favorite time of the year. Sitting in the quiet woods, you can hear the snow flakes falling.
@@Swedwoods Thank you for sharing the serene scenery.
I like the simplicity of your videos. No talking, no music, no distractions from the love of the woods and camping! Great production! Thank you...
To live & enjoy this lifestyle is both wonderful & wearing for the one experiencing it. The real marvel is to film it in such a way that I & others are both welcome & part of the trip. Thank you for the quiet enjoyment.
Thanks!
I was cold watching it...that is artful cinematography!
Thank you!!
Ah ! Thank you for sharing yet another beautiful episode!
Thanks!
@@Swedwoods thank you for thanking 👍
Simple shelter .. simple cooking .. hot coffee and a silent woods... life is good !! lol
right! thanks my friend!
Peace and quiet. The winter forest gives so much...
The opening scene for day three is masterful. You are so incredibly good at this. Your work is greatly admired and appreciated, and I thank you for creating these.
Thank you my friend! Seems like you ain't tiring easily of my vids so thanks for your support Stephen.
Agreed, it was perfection ❄🌲❄🌲
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Only those who have tried to film an outing probably fully understand how much work and energy it takes to do videos like yours, especially if you really hike in the forest or in the mountains. On top of that, the quality of the footage is outstanding. One feels so sad when you think of the huge amount of garbage TV while there are beautiful videos like yours, ever so fascinating, that millions of people simply don't know anything about.
I absolutely love most of your videos, and this is one of them. Thank you very much.
Thank you !!
I agree 100% !
Your Comment is so detailed and pleasure to read. I Love your vids Greetings from
Germany
If you’re reading this, know that you will make it through anything ❤️ You got this 👏
My friend ،A place where there is psychological comfort is always creative ⚘ ❤
This was a fantastic video. The sound, the shots, the way you frame them, and of course your bushcraft skills. Thank you!
Thank you very much!
One of the things that I really love about your adventures, is that even though I live in woods much like your usual hikes, it NEVER snows here, and I love seeing you making the most of the season and taming the snow! I did a little snow camping when I was young, and it is NOT for wimps. Good equipment is a must, but that only goes so far. You make it look easy and fun! And over the last few years of watching your treks, you have rekindled my desires to venture out in my own woods more often and take the game trails deeper into the forest. Nature is the most amazing entertainer, if you just take the time to observe. Keep posting glimpses into your passion for the Great Outdoors, my friend!
Thank you very much my friend!
I totally agree!!👍
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One of the last great silent bushcrafters still making videos.
Buenos días Swedwoods, gran Sábado para ver tu vídeo en familia. Saludos
Det måste vara dom godaste lammkotletterna någonsin.. 😀🤤🤤🤤🤤Dom såg så saftiga ut. Tack för grimt bra videon du är bäst 👍
Great balance in this video. A bit of everything and not too much of any one task. Fire building is so much work but satisfying work. I always look forward to that task when I'm winter camping. That and morning coffee! Thanks for sharing your planning strategies.
Thanks Rick!
Absolutely magical Therapy 🌨️ imagine that someone flying by with a drone 🤩 looks wonderful Magical 🤍!🤩🤩🤩
My husband and I love your videos. He also loves to backwoods camp. Very peaceful. Makes me calm.
Me and my granny always watch your videos we love you from Saudi Arabia . excited to see your next trip thanks.
I watch your videos at night before I go to sleep. They are SO relaxing! Beautiful scenery, sounds, and bushcraft living. Just what the doctor ordered! Thank you for such wonderful videos!
I cant think about the amount of work this videos take and I think I would not carry bones with me. thank you so much for your wonderful stories.
Thank you!
I don’t enjoy camping but I can feel nature and forest. Above all I really love this kind of calm. Thanks from korea.
Thanks!
A beautiful winter wonderland...
only one word: ...Masterpiece...
thank you very much!
Love your videos ,,no talking just nature and you....keep it up...from INDIA...
Thank you!
A wonderful trip, thanks for taking us along! Hope you have had as much fun as we did!
Thanks!
Love your channel. I spend all day inside at work and getting to live vicariously through you is a nice escape. Thank you for your content!!
Thanks!
Menenangkan melihat videomu.. Dan menemaniku saat malam menjelang tidur.. Terimakasih banyak
looks like a lot of fun thank you for sharing
Man this guy cooks some great tucker in the woods.
Food cooked out in the wilderness always looks so dang delicious. Great video, thanks!
What you do is so much fun
A Boy Scout friend of mine invited me to go along to help him earn a winter camping merit badge. We encountered a similar environment to yours. We had 'issues:' we could not start a fire to 'save our souls.' We had no knowledge of the importance of insulation beneath our sleep systems. Well...we had no knowledge about 'sleep systems!' Your camp is high on my list of 'do-over' campouts.
Perfectly! As always - simple and without unnecessary details. Everything you need and as convenient as possible. Nothing superfluous. How I miss it! Every time I try to take the most necessary things, but in fact it turns out that I didn't use half of the equipment...
Thanks!
Love how your out in the environment just trying to survive…. Most people feel a lot more fulfillment when they don’t have nothing and then earn something
Nature is so beautiful! Just being out there is healing to the mind and soul. I miss living where winter is still winter weather and not 80 degrees in December (Florida)
Nice to see you back
Very nice video I like it very much from Pakistan.
thanks!
Thank's sir. you very spend labor. wonderful.
Hello my friend, nice to see your new videous!
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Your show's are the best so thankyou very much 👍👍👍
This kind of life is very peaceful....🤩👍
Thank you so much for your time you give to all of us on a other amazing wonderful Adventure you take us on
Sending love and light and peace and many more blessings going your way keep shining bright
And Merry Christmas and happy new year
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merry Christmas and thank you!
Thanks, pretty scenery.
Thanks!
I like this view, although it is very cold, but it makes you feel refreshed and desirable to live.
Camp fire mesmerising, snow captivating, scenery breathtaking, food tantalising, what more can I say ! Excellent video
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Watching here, from Philippines 🇵🇭 nice sharing,👍 dropping that a hugeeee like!💞✌️
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@@Swedwoods thank you too buddy,it was a pleasure 😘🖐️
↟↟There is nothing more magnificent than a winter Forest..
The beauty of the North is fascinating🌲🔥
Thank You for the inspiration✊🏻🐺🐾
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Ben devamlı izliyorum ve gerçekten oradaymışım gibi hissettiriyor teşekkürler
I Love winter Bushcraft🎅🎄🔥⛄🌨
4:05 open the tent cloth briefly the tent has been installed, waoo cool 👍🏿
Toujours un plaisir de regarder les vidéos de swedwoods💪
This channel has a permanent place in my top ten favs!!! Cheers!!!
Thanks!
Merveilleuses images !
Thank you!
Hello from Moose Jaw
Somehow your video didn't get uploaded, I found you new video today. Very good and amazing what food you still cooked. Good to see you around and not laying in bed being sick. Take care and stay healthy with your family. 👍
Thank you my friend!
Anytime my friend.
Thank you sharing this great video ! After watching your video, I always want to go camping very much.
Thanks glad to hear!
Proper fire craft finally . Nice
I love the sounds in your videos as well as the visuals. And the silence too.
I also love tabasco :) Great video as always
Thanks!
@@Swedwoods Btw, what lavvu is this?
got to love campfire food
Great trip! I really loved the wind subtly humming in the background. It ties all the shots together. Thanks for the video. Cheers
Thanks!
wow the forest is breathtaking...
Me encanta acampar así, claro no se nada sobre ese clima ,pero es fantástico vivir al aire libre. Exitos. Saludos desde 🇯🇲por un 🇨🇺.
Last weekend i went for my first winter camping and my thoughts after is that is a whole new level of experience. In spring-autumn season is walk in a park. Winter showed me how important is to find and gather dry fuel for fire, maintaining fire or make self-sustainable one (i went for first option so i had to wake up now and then to put some wood into fire), your shelter and its setup or prepairing food to have energy to survive. I And you have to have equipment that you trust.
Nice to hear! Yes it's not a picnic most of the times.
Un'abbraccio da Genova, Italia!
Uzun zamandır videolarını izliyorum. Çok güzel ve beni rahatlatıyor. Çok güzel iş çıkarıyorsun. Başarılar adamım ♥️
Thank you!
Thank you for these amazing moments.
Thanks!
Always excellent!
Thank you kindly!
Beautiful snowy woods and nice filming for sure💙☃️
Best regards from Rusland☀️
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Greetings from Turkey, great master
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Man so relaxing video before sleeping... Thanks
Excellent, I love your videos. All your videos make me very calm. Very nice, thank you for this. Have a nice weekend from the Netherlands.
Thanks!
Great medicine to counter current world madness.
I love the tent set up with the lanterns. Makes it feel/look homey. Straight outa a video game haha.
That wood is magic! 💙🔥
What an amazing trip! Your country is full of snow. Such winter i'm jelous! Beautiful shots, amazing hike you did. As always great content! Greetings from Lithuania ✌🇱🇹
Thank you very much!
@@Swedwoods No, thank you for an amazing content! 🙂👍
Such well crafted video, both pre and post production. Thank you for bringing us the wilderness and for captivating all the mesmersizing sceneries. Thank you for close ups as well, some tricks & tips even without talking, that's just cherry on top.
Very nice my friend, very nice 🤠
Thanks!
Thank you for shearing your peaceful and relaxing bushcraft! Greetings from Croatia!
thanks!
People are very ignorant and it's good to explain things that you know to then so they can know as well. You have to have the patience of Job to do that. 😊 God bless!
another friggin beauty vid. thanks so much for sharing. cheers from da ROCK!
Thanks!
I like your entire kit but really love that old lantern ✌️💛🤘
I was just out and recorded my first woods-episode and I starting to realize how much work you put in to these videos. Makes me appreciate your work so much more!
Right! cant wait to see what you post, dope name and backdrop on your page buddy
@@OuijaMarv Thank you 😃 I'm far from as good as swedwoods but you need to start somewhere 😊🙏
Thank you, yes it's a lot o work.
Lokalize nature:looking forward to your videos,subbed.
And I'm your new subscriber, I've also started a new channel, greetings from Russia
4:35, it is so fun and interesting to see such videos, i admire the stamina and courage. I have a small remark, the way you chop that log , i think it is risky, the axe is close to your leg. Wish you good day, sir.
The great video,, thanks for sharing
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That's very cold, in indonesia never get like this. 💪👍
Great video, thank you
Thank you so much for explaining principles of your unique choices for details in the description, e.g. emanel cup. The outdoor schools are too often stereotyped with solutions and recommendations. Glad that you are differentiating things with firm examples backed with your experience! Greetings from Finland, Janne
Thanks!
It is very fantastic and exiciting...
Woho finally back, i will light som candles, eat some nice food and watch the whole video in peace =) thanks for this relaxing moment : hitting play in a moment =)
😄thanks!!
Like your videos... Very interesting to watch these..
I love your winter videos!! Great stuff as always!
Thank you very much!
I recently starting watching your videos, absolute good vibes and decent for chilling with dinner times, love from Iran
Hi Swede, thanks for the great video as always. Hope you got your strength back and are feeling better. Be well.
Thanks!
Is there anything prettier than snow covered pine trees?? 😍🤩