Expansion of the Bug Out Camp 1
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Expansion of the Bug Out Camp 1
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This video was made and produced in Austria.
good job, one quick tip though, if you remove the bark from those logs, it reduces the rot that sets in and makes them last longer
IT IS NO LONGER A "BUG OUT CAMP" - it's a "BUG OUT CONDO" ! Good job, Lilly !
I've only just noticed how you can add an enhancement to your wall build... if you have the rocks near by, put a foundation of larger rocks down before laying down the logs for the wall. The advantage is keeping the first log off the ground where it is subject to moisture absorption issues and won't dry out as fast after a rain. A bit of debris will shore up the gaps to prevent the wind coming in along the rocks. I enjoy your videos very much, been a long time subscriber from over here in Canada.
Hello from Newfoundland! Stay safe! 🤜🤛
Skin the logs! If not they will rot to soon! Harden and partly burn the tips of the poles you are to put into the ground. Do not let the horizontal logs touch the ground! Use stones for that lower part or they will rot too soon. Great work Lily. You are just brilliant and have the worlds most charming accent. I asked an Austrian once, he spoke German very well and asked about the difference between a German person and a Austrian one... he looked at me like I just crawled out from a rock after 1000 year of hibernation and said: Gemütlichkeit! :)
I used to have fun in the woods like this when I had woods backing up to my dead end street. But then the school who owned the woods that said they would never sell the land well...sold the land and now there is a sub division where woods used to be. Really sucks cause I miss the nature that was right in my backyard and the fun I used to have, hopefully when I sell this house in a couple years my next home will be backed up to woods again.
I understand where ya coming from, I grew up on a street that over looked some allotments with some wasteground by a beck and I absolutely loved to play there as a child. We had a ‘den’ that was really just a rumble pile with grass growing on it tbh, the person that owned the land left us to play on there for years but after both us and the neighbour who’s child we played with moved houses the area was taken back back the owner and renovated. I think it was lovely for the owner of the land not to bother us at all and let us enjoy playing around there. We had great fun any many adventures in the area. This was about 35 years ago and now the wasteground has houses built on it 🤷♀️ thankfully the allotments still stand so that’s something of a win for Mother Nature 💓
Wish I had half the energy those dogs have!
I WISH I had one of those brown pups. Not in the U.S.
@Priest Mt. Hiker. Does that mean your not in the US or the US doesn’t have the dogs
Perfect example of the wrong type of person getting a hunting dog from a performance breeder...
I am truly amazed at how you do things. Being a female, in a male dominant role, is extremely difficult. Your ideas and enthusiasm will always be an inspiration to all. Hope to see the next installment of the shelter building process.
I;m much older now, 73 but I would love to be there just to enjoy nature and sleep outside. Oh and I love dogs.
I'm glad you were able to get outside and do that. And you are smart to protect your hands during a crisis. Beautiful dogs.
I lived for 40 years in a house heated by wood, and must have split hundreds of chords with axe, maul, wedge and sledge by now. I always wear strong gloves for any kind of rough, sharp, and splintery wood working, just as I always wear shoes while doing heavy work. Love the dogs! Thanks for the video!
I like your pants Miss Lilly. A very effective camouflage.
I am retired military and hunter and always interested in camouflage effectiveness. I own a Columbia jacket(Roan Mountain) that has a very effective proprietary camouflage. When I am in nature I like to be a part of it as much as I can.
Good job on your shelter as well.
Roughen the skin on your hands always mean that you need to damage it. All the hardnes you get on your skin (feet, hands and so on) are from damage made earlier. The hardnes might seem tough, but is more prone to damage later on. So always wear protection. Always take care of your hands and feet. Think of it like tying a knot on a string. Every knot left on the string weakens it. It is the same for your skin. But you are off course in charge of your own hands so please do what you feel right :-) . Awsome build there Lilly.
Enjoyed the video Lilly, thank you for inviting us all along on your journey.
Please stay safe and healthy.
Your bug out shelter is looking fantastic. Your hard work pays off. 💖
Hi Lilly I love your videos I think your absolutely awesome! I really like your leather quiver is there any chance that you could do a video on how you made it?
I get so much joy watching that young pup play!
Amy needs a camera on her collar. It would be like a roller coaster ride of epic proportions! Love the videos Lilly.
Sweet pups have “the zoomies”! So cute. Nice to see you back at your bugout camp again 👏🏻 💪🏻🪓
I needed motivation to get out of bed. You rebuilding things tells me get up and be productive! Living it up with lily, great video
Amy's getting to be a BIG, strong, healthy girl! And this camp looks like a doggo paradise, to judge by seeing her play with her friend.
Puppy got so big Lilly. Shelter is looking good. It is so awesome you are allowed to go out now!
Fort Lilly continues to grow! You are a formidable woman, Lilly. Stay safe.
Amy and her cousin with a bit of Lily on the side. Awesome! :)
Extending the wall backward seems to be an excellent decision in making the existing wall more stable. I hope that Austria is coming out of the pandemic well.
So excited for you Lilly ! Good job.
The lady: built the whole camping site
Me: how do I use hammer again?
No hammer needed, just an axe! Haha
watching the dogs play while you are working is very enjoyable thanks
Hi Lilly, greetings from Willow, Alaska. You are doing a fine job on the Bug Out camp. I always enjoy the overnights you do and the cooking. I wish I could find a woman like you here in Alaska. There are some but, they are either married or have boyfriends. Thanks for sharing
Dogs are such honest creatures. You can see the joy and happiness of being in the woods in the way they play. That in itself is a message to us all. I don't think Lilly really needs to worry about having a survival shelter. I'm starting to think she does this for her sanity. Thank You for being such a smart and beautiful person.
Hi Lilly.Always enjoy watching what ever you put up.❤️🙏👍👵
Nice! Been waiting for a update to the bug out camp! I just did some work on mine to! I like yours better though. Great job Lilly!
Lilly if I was ever in trouble or things went bad u r my #1 person I would want to be with. love all the knowledge you have given out
That is a nice looking camp which you are expanding and will be better after you have completed the work on it. Your two helpers sure is having fun and want to participate in the construction work. The weather there seem to be nice for that kind of work and that is great.
Your dogs sure do look happy to be out in the woods.
the dogs are loving being out, ... great to see a happy puppy,
I just love what you do so much! You’re my role model lol just a little. You rock chicky!
Wow, now thats a workout!! Hope you had a nice lager when you got home! Great job Lilly! Its a good time NOT to be alone in the woods. Be safe.Peace
Lilly, i have several of your APO-1 knives. would you consider designing a folding version for EDC? that would be awesome 8D
Much improved camera work and editing. Loved the dogs!
Hello Lilly, your shelter is fantastic, even more with the improvements you have made, congratulations for the beautiful work, following from Brazil
You should debark the logs makes them last longer...Nice work...
we use a gardening auger to prime the post hols , keep up the good work ❤️
The Labrador kept grumbling: 'Get out of my face, little one! Seriously! Get away from me! Personal Space! Personal Space! SOCIAL DISTANCING, PUP! NOW!
Thanks for the lovely day in the forest with cute dogs, and I look forward to seeing the finished camp.
The dogs were having a very good time. Looks like good weather in Europe, here in Quebec, still snow remains on the ground and morning are very cools, freezing temperature.
Hello from Newfoundland! Stay safe! 🤜🤛
What the medievals used to do was to coppice their wood. Trees would be chosen (particularly for firewood) on their ability to sprout new growth from a stump. Every couple of years the new sprouts would be cut for use and then that stump left to produce new sprouts.
I checked out your channel after watching your Recurve Bow video from a couple years ago. Seeing you now compared to two years ago is like watching someone level up in life. I know who I'm teaming up with when the zombie apocalypse hits. Subbed.
I love your trips to the bug out camp. Hope you can get a few overnighters in this summer.
dogs are just happy to be outside with you.....everything looks nice....be safe....
Hi Lilly.... Nice shelter!....I like the way you got mad at those poles(lol)...you go girl!...you are very talented & fun to watch!.... Take care & stay safe!
I love her videos. I always learn so much.
Glad to see you are doing well ! Doing a nice job on the camp sight . Have you thought about making and selling a hatchet . Sometimes the ax us too much and the knife is not enough . Or a machete .? Keep up the hard work your doing great . "Deeds not words "
Good job, goid to see ya back out bushcrafting, my son and i hv some great ideas from u. I am a fairly new subscriber. Love ur videos, and Amy is getting so big, is the lab yours too. Take care Lilly.
Even the dogs are excited .
A small harchet could have been handy and a coil of light fencing wire instead of 550 coard Stuart Palmer Adelaide Sth Australia
Your German Shorthaired Pointer has twice the energy as your Lab
THEY ARE GREAT TOGETHER!
Lilly's dog is a small Munsterlander.
Hey Lilly! Great Channel, longtime subscriber... Just a thought, you are putting a lot of work into your Bug Out Camp, I venture to say those posts you are driving into the ground for use as wall guides might last longer if you covered up that "mushroomed" end where the hammer hits it with something like an old can, plastic bottle, or some heavy duty aluminum foil to protect them from rain. We have extended the useful life of fence posts on the farm here by doing this... FWIW I know it isn't "natural" but neither are the tarps.
The camp is getting wonderful. I feel like going to that place. The forest is very beautiful. Greetings.
So fast now! That went up in no time.
Looks like a sawhorse could be useful? A favorite woodcraft project of mine.
thank you for sharing, Survival Lilly 🦅🌹🐰
Happy to see you out in the woods again. Stay safe
Des werd imma gutta! ;) Schönes Wochenende Ihr Lieben!
So Lilly if you take a large tamping bar you can make a hole in the ground where you want your pole .
First very easy than place it in to hammer in the rest of the way. This will save you lots of work. 🇺🇸🤠😎💪I love your videos 😍 you are the perfect woman.
It is good to see you out. I hope that means that the virus is dying off in your country.
My 4 year old daughter Madeline loves watching your videos.
Consider getting yourself some pruning sheers 2.5" I use the Fiskars PowerGear2 from Home depot. They're lightweight and awesome for cutting limbs to burn. I see so many people consume calories like crazy by using saws. You can cut dead branches to burn in seconds vs calorie consuming minutes. I take mine everywhere I need a fire!
Unable to go the woods any more but your videos are a great blessing.....from hills of east Tennessee
I wish I had my own Lilly!
Amazing camp!!! Can't wait for the finish
I am watching your latest video where you're expanding your bug-out camp and I see Amy and another Black dog Amy is getting so big
a nice workout,i am happy to see you are staying fit,thanks
6:29 when you can esily chuck wood over your shoulder, damn
You are a bad ass in the woods! Love this kind of content. Campus looking great.
I just got the APO-1S yesterday +shirt + cup. I'm older now but used to fish and camp. I enjoy your videos immensely. I can learn so much info and skills in one video - you are a great teacher! All your videos that I've watched are interesting and informative - please never stop. I
have adventures and learn through you teaching and doing.
If you remove the bark from the logs, they won't rot so fast.
A very good social distancing project! Love your videos!
Shelter is looking good the dog's are enjoying there self good looking dog's
How much I love camping and I wish I could be with you on some trips and I liked the style and technology used
Came for the camp, stayed for the dogs
Great videos 😀
The camp looking great.
So happy that you got a new puppy. I watch you and your girlfriend's RUclips. Aren't you afraid of the spiders. You are so brave. Keep safe during covid19
Ever think of making Your Lean to into a square formation, gives you a mini fort fell putting four Lean to into a square formation.
She made a super shelter with a gate a while back.
@@kele1264 I know but that took more wood and space. Four of them in a square makes more sense sines She often has one visitor plus Her video and sound person. They Her crew stay overnight to film the events in the open area outside the shelter.
The shelter looks great. I like those trousers and you wear them well! :-)
You are such an amazing worker. Great video. Stay safe and be well.
Good progress made Lilly! 👍😁
the doggos are having the time of their life :) just adorable
Fazendo um belo acampamentos 👍👍
That camera person is really working to get amore comprehensive view of everything. He is making a lot of moves and capturing a lot more angles. It probably is a lot more work in video editing , but it makes for a really good video to capture more location and an outdoorsy feel. Oh and I can tell that you are getting beefed up. Looks great on you.
2 happy doggies. Love it.
One thing I like about Lilly is she lives the part that's a real pro ,most do their picks from home with a look at me attitude watch me do as I do me ,me, me,
The wood will last longer if you remove the bark.
Amazing. I have a question. I'm sure the bark on the logs provides substantial protection from moisture, etc., but if you removed the bark and applied Tung oil, as the Chinese used to do to treat the wood of their ships, would that be useful? Or even the Japanese smoking method Shawn James uses--admittedly he applies this to tree trunks.
Hello @Lilly, i love your videos, thanks for the update
stay safe!
Sooo niedliche und aktive wuschel wauzis hast du.
You have Sooo cute and activ Cuddle canines. 😄
I like your videos specially in the forest overnight, bushcraft🌷
Camp is looking good. Amy is a dynamo!!
I like your videos, lots of fun work but and interesting. Meri.
Amy has learned from you in how to prepare your campsite and is demonstrating her skills at 9:50!
Love the camp build videos
They are opening the ski lodges in Austria 🇦🇹 😮 what do you think my super loverly little survivor ?