Thanks for watching! 🎉 If you have any questions or suggestions and I for some reason don't respond to your comment, feel free to drop me an email :) Stay frosty!
Love the video as Always, Frosty I wondered if it would be possible, and/or smart idea to make a Dakota fire hole inside a shelter like this if it were a bit bigger??.....oh and my Granddaughter is now watching All your videos with me, I had to go back and start from the First one so She could get caught up...She Loves Tref ...and is learning much from you, so until next time...we say ....stay Frosty!!!!
Tref’s having a great time rolling around in the snow … he’s a funny boy. Cool shelter! … I enjoyed hearing about your grandma, She did great raising you! 🦊 xx
I wouldn't really burn any kind of fire in a somewhat closed shelter. That's why I carry a good sleeping system, so I don't have to rely on fire to keep warm.
Haven't commented in a while sorry. But I still watch the videos. Thanks for putting them together. Another great job. Can't wait for the next one. Be safe and keep it up. Thanks again.
Another great camp brother, as always. You commented on the video quality; everything was good. The best part of your videos, and the reason we watch is your personality and being you. That's the gold brother, never lose that. Have a blessed week.
Thanks! Night time videos get a bit... stop-motion like, the camera lowers the shutter speed to get more light and I keep forgetting to adjust it. Still learning all this videography stuff. Thanks Michael!
Cc Frosty' un grand merci de nous partager ta passion et surtout tes si beaux paysages en Nouvelle Calédonie nous ne connaissons pas la neige mais avons une grosse pensée pour ta famille Tref et toi pour la fraîcheur de l'hiver Encore mille merci pr ton magnifique travail salutations de chez nous
Man that's an awesome shelter. Snow shelters are better than many people think. Tref didn't seem to mind carrying his load. I love my opinels. I have 8 of them. Lol. 6, 7, 8ss, 8carbon, 8gardening, 9, 10carbon and a 12 . Great for food prep, feather sticking, striking a rod but not batonning. Great video as al ways Vedran! 🏕️🔥🪓🪵❄️
Another great adventure! I got up to go to the restroom at aroung 2AM and couldn't go back to sleep. I thought, "While I'm up, I wish I could get me some Frosty and Tref." Lo and behold, when I came into my office I saw a notification for my next fix of Frosty's Bushcraft. Watched and going back to bed now. Thanks my friend.
Loved the video as well, Frosty💞I too found it at 2:00 am ish but fell back asleep. It was right here waiting for me this morning. I loved the story about your grandma… that knife is a keeper… though now I’m well into 70’s, I still have fond memories of my grandma who has long passed. I teared up when you mentioned peeling apples as that is one of my favorite memories… sitting at her feet and watching her peel apples. Always a treat to watch you and Tref on your adventures. Thanks for the memories. Stay healthy and come back to us soon!❄️⛄️☃️❄️
Great video mr frosty the story behind the knife is beautiful and I am really glad you found it that way your grandmother comes with you on your adventure’s 💪🏴👍🔥🍻
Very good, appreciate your adventures and you filming them. That cold air can wear you out, especially coming out in it directly from a work shift, get some rest Frosty.
Great video and glad Tref can help. I have that same Opinal and have used it for years, general use and food prep. I coat the blade with a drop of olive oil and keep it razor sharp.
I love using snow shelters! I find them to be very quiet and relaxing. I agree about the sound of wind...it can be very soothing. Great to see you and Tref out enjoying the winter....really like his new pack and gear! Thanks for another fun video!
Thanks! Yeah, just wish I bought longer ones... with my backpack I'm way over the limit. Than again, I bought them some 12 years aho when I had 40lbs less on me alone :) Thanks!
Hello Frosty, another nice tour from you. Simple but good storage space construction. Maybe you could have attached the tarp a little better (on the wooden poles) so that the roof doesn't lift off so much in the wind. Your grandmother's Opinel is also nice, I have one myself. Inexpensive but good and easy to sharpen. The idea of enlarging the recessed grip will have made it easier for your grandmother to use it (every now and then I struggle to unfold the blade). A little tip from me: Cook the knife briefly in oil (like french fries). The handle then turns dark brown, but this makes it water-repellent (sand off the paint first with sandpaper). Greetings from Germany, Selfmade.👍
Thank you my friend. The tarp was flopping in the wind because it was foldes, later I closed it and was fine during the night. That's an interesting idea, I'll try it our with another Opinel.
@@frostys_bushcraft If you want to see what the knife looks like afterwards, take a look here. ruclips.net/video/stnEG5XPnyU/видео.html He says in the video that it took him 30-45 minutes, if you sand down the varnish beforehand it takes 5-10 minutes and the oil can penetrate the wood much better.
I would have thrown a bunch of spruce-branches on the shelter floor before putting on the tarp, they insulate the ground-cold quite well. But I figure your bedding is enough. Very Cool dog-gear! And a cool shelter. Cool Opinel-story. If you have that much snow in Croatia, you might want to learn how to ski and buy skis, you'll fly like the wind on snow. Haha. Also, something like Shappell Jet Sled XL, so you can pull your gear in stead of carrying it. Any kids sled will do, hah.
Thanks for the comment! I didn't put branches as then I can say goodbye to my sleeping mat and I quite like it :) I used to ski and snowboard a lot and I actually have a Fjellpuklen Transporter but didn't take it that time.
Another brilliant video 👍, thank for sharing. I couldn't help but wonder if you will be returning to your log tree house you built in the summer? Keep up the good work, Atb Andy
Great vid Frosty, you Croation boys are the hardest working bushcrafters on youtube!! Work a 12 hour night shift THEN!! do a bushcraft overnight in the snow. Quite impressive.
Great setup for snow bro. Interesting snow shoes. I only have, the biggins for the deep sheet. Good intermediate size, must be way easier a. Thanks for the vid. Cheers man. 🍻
Thanks mate! Those are some cheap ones I bought some 12-14 years ago. Could use a bit longer ones with a full backpack but I'm cheap when it comes to stuff I only use few times a year.
@@frostys_bushcraft Ya I get that. I got lucky years ago. I bought the ones made in Quebec. They say there the best shoes. They have a wood frame. And some kind of plastic on the inner parts. Apparently the snow doesn't stick to them as bad. In different conditions. Have fun at work. Cheers 🍻
@@frostys_bushcraft They got the bentup wood. But they have synthetic plates, and nylon wires, to hold them in place. There called Winter Guide Hybride. Made by Faber in Quebec. They have the fancy ratcheting harness. $152.45 back in the day. I think they were on sale too. Lol. Your pack setup works great a. You gave me some crazy ideas for my pack frame. 😆 cheers 🍻 By Faber in Quebec.
He's not really excited to carry it (or any other thing I put on him like the rain jacket or snoe protector) but he's getting used to it, so far so good.
Another awesome video Mr. Frosty! I hope you and Simon find the time to do some more overnighters together with both Tref and Cairo...you guys make a good team!
I have a good sleeping pad and a good sleeping bag so no problems in low temperatures. And I carry an extra sleeping bag so I can combine the two when it's really really cold.
Did the Bastion version of your bed tube ever happen? I was thinking of making one with some waterproof canvas I have, but yours looks more lightweight than that, so I wonder what material you're using?
Hey! Unfortunately no, never went public. I'm working on some new stuff that's going to be made in UK and will probably do that too but in a totally different material. I used the Cordura 500 for the green one and the camo one was some leftover gabric from our army uniforms.
@@frostys_bushcraft Ah, thanks for the info. I'll look forward to seeing what you come out with. Meantime I'll experiment with a few materials! (Thought about recycling an old military half shelter, but it's pretty heavy and in the end I couldn't bear to cut it up anyway...)
I got some stuff from TRC outdoors and their "millionaires chair" is made from 30D nylon so super small and lightweight and is strong enough for a camp chair. I'm thinking of trying that material for the bed tube as it would be only 200ish grams and would pack really small. It's just a question of if it's strong enough.
@@frostys_bushcraft Thanks for the info! I think for v1.0 I'll just split the difference and test this Hex70 ripstop - - 70D, waterproof rating is comparable to a groundsheet. Not super UL, but it's mostly for winter anyway so I don't mind. If it performs exceptionally well then I'll try going lighter. We shall see!
You sound like you have a cold. I hope you get well soon. How's the elbow btw? I have been thinking about getting a cheap pair of snow shoes. I'm worried that the plastic ones will crack in the cold. Yours look plastic but seem to hold up to you and your gear just fine. What you suggest? Stay Frosty, Frosty.
Yeah, I was wet to the bone in my last video (hot tent one) so I'm going though a bit of a cold. Elbow's fine, just a scar left as a reminder. I bought these like 12-14 years ago and no problems with them. They're a bit small when I use the backpack but though.
Sweet story :) Wise lady, she knew: When you carry a knife, ask yourself, what do I want to knife. I have carried a few knives but really I do the same reasons as your grandmom, to peel apples or oranges. It's able to do more, which makes it fine in doing what it does. If I lived where people didn't outnumber trees I may carry a bigger knife but here in the sprawling land of multi story kidney and liver storage units there isn't anything to knife other than food.
That's basically why I carry a knife on me - to peel an apple, open food packages and stuff like that. It's a tool, don't really inderstand why people get upset over it. Well, actually I do. They're woke.
Brother... I think it's time for you to declare war on those foxes! I'm pretty sure you would look outstanding with a fox pellet scarf this winter 🤣 Joking aside, thanks for sharing 🤠
@@frostys_bushcraft pardon, nisam odmah napisao. Mors je jednog svog studenta "mlatio" takvom lopatom. Naravno, to je bila šala jer je napomena bila da se ne nosi ništa izvan njegovog seta za preživljavanje. Sjetio se toga kad sam vidio da lopataš :)
Thanks for watching! 🎉 If you have any questions or suggestions and I for some reason don't respond to your comment, feel free to drop me an email :) Stay frosty!
Love the video as Always, Frosty I wondered if it would be possible, and/or smart idea to make a Dakota fire hole inside a shelter like this if it were a bit bigger??.....oh and my Granddaughter is now watching All your videos with me, I had to go back and start from the First one so She could get caught up...She Loves Tref ...and is learning much from you, so until next time...we say ....stay Frosty!!!!
Tref’s having a great time rolling around in the snow … he’s a funny boy. Cool shelter! … I enjoyed hearing about your grandma, She did great raising you! 🦊 xx
I wouldn't really burn any kind of fire in a somewhat closed shelter. That's why I carry a good sleeping system, so I don't have to rely on fire to keep warm.
loved the shelter, it reminded me of the military survival school videos i watched when i was younger
Was faun to build and held up great.
Haven't commented in a while sorry. But I still watch the videos. Thanks for putting them together. Another great job. Can't wait for the next one. Be safe and keep it up. Thanks again.
Thanks Glenn, glad you liked it!
What a wonderful keepsake....thank you for sharing that with us.
Glad you liked it :)
Hello frosty finally snow ❄️ great shelter 👍👍👍👍
Yeah, wish we got more snow but winter's just started :) Thanks!
Another great camp brother, as always. You commented on the video quality; everything was good. The best part of your videos, and the reason we watch is your personality and being you. That's the gold brother, never lose that. Have a blessed week.
Thanks! Night time videos get a bit... stop-motion like, the camera lowers the shutter speed to get more light and I keep forgetting to adjust it. Still learning all this videography stuff. Thanks Michael!
Cc Frosty' un grand merci de nous partager ta passion et surtout tes si beaux paysages en Nouvelle Calédonie nous ne connaissons pas la neige mais avons une grosse pensée pour ta famille Tref et toi pour la fraîcheur de l'hiver
Encore mille merci pr ton magnifique travail salutations de chez nous
Thanks! Wow, someone from New Caledonia actually watches my videos! That's so cool!
Great work. Cool camp. The filming was just fine .
Thanks!
Man that's an awesome shelter. Snow shelters are better than many people think. Tref didn't seem to mind carrying his load. I love my opinels. I have 8 of them. Lol. 6, 7, 8ss, 8carbon, 8gardening, 9, 10carbon and a 12 . Great for food prep, feather sticking, striking a rod but not batonning. Great video as al ways Vedran! 🏕️🔥🪓🪵❄️
Thans man! Yeah, people don't know how warm snow shelters can be. Opinels are great!
Another great adventure! I got up to go to the restroom at aroung 2AM and couldn't go back to sleep. I thought, "While I'm up, I wish I could get me some Frosty and Tref." Lo and behold, when I came into my office I saw a notification for my next fix of Frosty's Bushcraft. Watched and going back to bed now. Thanks my friend.
Hahahaha, you just made ny day :)
Love your content always like it when people are camping in the big snows like that keep up the good work awesome
Thanks! Yeah, love snow.
Loved the video as well, Frosty💞I too found it at 2:00 am ish but fell back asleep. It was right here waiting for me this morning. I loved the story about your grandma… that knife is a keeper… though now I’m well into 70’s, I still have fond memories of my grandma who has long passed. I teared up when you mentioned peeling apples as that is one of my favorite memories… sitting at her feet and watching her peel apples. Always a treat to watch you and Tref on your adventures. Thanks for the memories. Stay healthy and come back to us soon!❄️⛄️☃️❄️
Thanks Suzanne! Yeah, I remember those moments as well. Used to travel a lot with her as a kid.
Great overnighter! The snow shelter looks awesome! 🤠👍P.S. I'm 100% sure your grandma is watching you and she is proud of you.
Thanks! I wish that was true :)
Awesome shelter, great video! Thank you for sharing the story about the knife.
Thanks Angela! I could talk about that woman for days, really great person.
Another awesome video frosty, keep um coming ty
Thanks Joseph! I'll do that.
Great video mr frosty the story behind the knife is beautiful and I am really glad you found it that way your grandmother comes with you on your adventure’s 💪🏴👍🔥🍻
Thanks Paul. Yeah, is's a nice little memento.
Great video brother Frosty! Stay safe and warm my friend. Also, that knife is very dear to you be careful with it!
Thanks brother!
Very good, appreciate your adventures and you filming them.
That cold air can wear you out, especially coming out in it directly from a work shift, get some rest Frosty.
Thanks! Yeah, I was beat by the time I went sleeping.
Great video Mr. Frosty. Glad to see you're recovering well (cold/arm/shoulder). Keep the great content coming!
Thanks and sorry for a slow reply.
Your correct, that view is beautiful. Sorry you lost your knife. Hope you didn't get sick, you started to get a cough. Enjoyed watching.
Thanks! That's the aftermath of being wet and cold entire day from ma last video with rain. But I'm fine now :)
Another excellent video, thanks Frosty. Beautiful scenery, we don't get snow like that in my part of Texas.
Thanks Benny!
Great video and glad Tref can help. I have that same Opinal and have used it for years, general use and food prep. I coat the blade with a drop of olive oil and keep it razor sharp.
Thanks! Yeah, they're great little knives.
Awesome video frosty 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Mark!
Beautiful snow
Just wish there was more of it. But winter's just getting started :)
Love your video man!!!
U r getting better at filming 🎥
Thanks man!
Noticed you got a little choked up when you mentioned your grandma. Don't focus on the loss. Focus on how she enriched your life. Stay Frosty!
Thanks! Yeah, just got a bunch of memories surface as I was talking about her. Could write a book about her, really a wonderful person.
I love using snow shelters! I find them to be very quiet and relaxing. I agree about the sound of wind...it can be very soothing. Great to see you and Tref out enjoying the winter....really like his new pack and gear! Thanks for another fun video!
Thanks! Yeah, just wish I bought longer ones... with my backpack I'm way over the limit. Than again, I bought them some 12 years aho when I had 40lbs less on me alone :) Thanks!
I really loved this shelter. Great video as usual.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Great vid Frosty, thank you👌👏Nice story about your Gran too. KTF🙏
Thanks Marty! Glad you liked it.
Loved this video
Thanks Diane!
Hello Frosty, another nice tour from you. Simple but good storage space construction. Maybe you could have attached the tarp a little better (on the wooden poles) so that the roof doesn't lift off so much in the wind. Your grandmother's Opinel is also nice, I have one myself. Inexpensive but good and easy to sharpen. The idea of enlarging the recessed grip will have made it easier for your grandmother to use it (every now and then I struggle to unfold the blade). A little tip from me: Cook the knife briefly in oil (like french fries). The handle then turns dark brown, but this makes it water-repellent (sand off the paint first with sandpaper). Greetings from Germany, Selfmade.👍
Thank you my friend. The tarp was flopping in the wind because it was foldes, later I closed it and was fine during the night. That's an interesting idea, I'll try it our with another Opinel.
@@frostys_bushcraft If you want to see what the knife looks like afterwards, take a look here.
ruclips.net/video/stnEG5XPnyU/видео.html
He says in the video that it took him 30-45 minutes, if you sand down the varnish beforehand it takes 5-10 minutes and the oil can penetrate the wood much better.
I would have thrown a bunch of spruce-branches on the shelter floor before putting on the tarp, they insulate the ground-cold quite well. But I figure your bedding is enough. Very Cool dog-gear! And a cool shelter. Cool Opinel-story. If you have that much snow in Croatia, you might want to learn how to ski and buy skis, you'll fly like the wind on snow. Haha. Also, something like Shappell Jet Sled XL, so you can pull your gear in stead of carrying it. Any kids sled will do, hah.
Thanks for the comment! I didn't put branches as then I can say goodbye to my sleeping mat and I quite like it :) I used to ski and snowboard a lot and I actually have a Fjellpuklen Transporter but didn't take it that time.
Awesome ! As allways
Thanks!
Another brilliant video 👍, thank for sharing. I couldn't help but wonder if you will be returning to your log tree house you built in the summer? Keep up the good work, Atb Andy
Thanks! Yup, first chance I get I'll go there to finish some things and spend a night or two.
Thanks for the vid Frosty, enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Russ!
@@frostys_bushcraft hope you are doing better, you sounded a little ill 🤧
In video before that I was wet and cold the whole day while filming so I got a bit of a cold. Nothing to worry about but thanks!
Great vid Frosty, you Croation boys are the hardest working bushcrafters on youtube!! Work a 12 hour night shift THEN!!
do a bushcraft overnight in the snow. Quite impressive.
That's the only way we can. For some reason all of us work 12/24 shifts albeit different jobs. Thanks!
You look real tired Frosty. It's okay to take a break and look after your self .
That's my secret, I'm always tired! (12h shifts, tqo small kids and sleep problems since forwver) :)
This was exciting and relaxing at the same time...👍🏕🍀
Thanks!
Great overnighter and shelter build Vedran!
I use Opinel knives for food processing when camping, great knives.
I like your jacket, who makes it?
Yup, cheap but great. Eh, Splendor males it for our special police i its but it's not on the civilian market so really hard to come by. Thanks mate!
Im new and i subscribed. This channel is great! You build great shelters that i have learned from. Thank you.
Thanks mate!
Great setup for snow bro. Interesting snow shoes. I only have, the biggins for the deep sheet. Good intermediate size, must be way easier a. Thanks for the vid. Cheers man. 🍻
Thanks mate! Those are some cheap ones I bought some 12-14 years ago. Could use a bit longer ones with a full backpack but I'm cheap when it comes to stuff I only use few times a year.
@@frostys_bushcraft
Ya I get that. I got lucky years ago. I bought the ones made in Quebec. They say there the best shoes. They have a wood frame. And some kind of plastic on the inner parts. Apparently the snow doesn't stick to them as bad. In different conditions. Have fun at work. Cheers 🍻
You mean the "old" ones with a bent wooden frame?
@@frostys_bushcraft
They got the bentup wood. But they have synthetic plates, and nylon wires, to hold them in place. There called Winter Guide Hybride. Made by Faber in Quebec. They have the fancy ratcheting harness. $152.45 back in the day. I think they were on sale too. Lol. Your pack setup works great a. You gave me some crazy ideas for my pack frame. 😆 cheers 🍻
By Faber in Quebec.
I just checked them, bet they're great for powder.
Like Trefs pack and he seems good with it
He's not really excited to carry it (or any other thing I put on him like the rain jacket or snoe protector) but he's getting used to it, so far so good.
Great video, nice story about your grand mothers knife. The Opinels are fine knives. Did you put any fir boughs under your bed?
Thanks Paul! No, I have my sleeping mat for that :)
Another awesome video Mr. Frosty! I hope you and Simon find the time to do some more overnighters together with both Tref and Cairo...you guys make a good team!
Thanks! Unfortunately, Tref and Cairo don't really play nice and it's just tiresome to spend the whole day running after them and hushing them.
@@frostys_bushcraft both intact males?. Not the best if fun for you & Simon to be referees all day.
You, both intact males. They're not agressive but they poke at each other and bark/whine all the time so not really fun for the rest of us.
Haha, that's great that tref is carrying his own gear;)
Yeah, saves my back and knees a bit :)
That's a great way to carry wood, you get more that way than if you carry by arms
Defenitely!
When I saw the photo and commented about ventilation. I didn't realise the flap came down. Hope you really were warm enough.
I have a good sleeping pad and a good sleeping bag so no problems in low temperatures. And I carry an extra sleeping bag so I can combine the two when it's really really cold.
Love ❤️ your channel brother keep up the good work 👏
Thanks Jack, will do!
Did the Bastion version of your bed tube ever happen? I was thinking of making one with some waterproof canvas I have, but yours looks more lightweight than that, so I wonder what material you're using?
Hey! Unfortunately no, never went public. I'm working on some new stuff that's going to be made in UK and will probably do that too but in a totally different material. I used the Cordura 500 for the green one and the camo one was some leftover gabric from our army uniforms.
@@frostys_bushcraft Ah, thanks for the info. I'll look forward to seeing what you come out with. Meantime I'll experiment with a few materials! (Thought about recycling an old military half shelter, but it's pretty heavy and in the end I couldn't bear to cut it up anyway...)
I got some stuff from TRC outdoors and their "millionaires chair" is made from 30D nylon so super small and lightweight and is strong enough for a camp chair. I'm thinking of trying that material for the bed tube as it would be only 200ish grams and would pack really small. It's just a question of if it's strong enough.
@@frostys_bushcraft Thanks for the info! I think for v1.0 I'll just split the difference and test this Hex70 ripstop - - 70D, waterproof rating is comparable to a groundsheet. Not super UL, but it's mostly for winter anyway so I don't mind. If it performs exceptionally well then I'll try going lighter. We shall see!
@@drytoasts let me know how it turns out, 70D could just be the perfect material for this.
You sound like you have a cold. I hope you get well soon. How's the elbow btw? I have been thinking about getting a cheap pair of snow shoes. I'm worried that the plastic ones will crack in the cold. Yours look plastic but seem to hold up to you and your gear just fine. What you suggest? Stay Frosty, Frosty.
Yeah, I was wet to the bone in my last video (hot tent one) so I'm going though a bit of a cold. Elbow's fine, just a scar left as a reminder. I bought these like 12-14 years ago and no problems with them. They're a bit small when I use the backpack but though.
Cool jacket mate! Where can we get it? 🙂
Oh, that's a hard one. It's part of our special police uniform not available on civilian market, so really hard to find.
@@frostys_bushcraft Too bad 😞
Love the coat do you have link for coat
Thanks! Sorry no, it's part of our special police uniform and not available in civilian market.
Sweet story :) Wise lady, she knew: When you carry a knife, ask yourself, what do I want to knife. I have carried a few knives but really I do the same reasons as your grandmom, to peel apples or oranges. It's able to do more, which makes it fine in doing what it does. If I lived where people didn't outnumber trees I may carry a bigger knife but here in the sprawling land of multi story kidney and liver storage units there isn't anything to knife other than food.
That's basically why I carry a knife on me - to peel an apple, open food packages and stuff like that. It's a tool, don't really inderstand why people get upset over it.
Well, actually I do. They're woke.
Brother... I think it's time for you to declare war on those foxes! I'm pretty sure you would look outstanding with a fox pellet scarf this winter 🤣 Joking aside, thanks for sharing 🤠
Why stop at a scarf? Imagine a fox anorak! :)
@@frostys_bushcraft 🤣 with a hat???
Now you got my all hyped on fox hunting :) Shame RUclips is so woke, I'd really like to make a hunting vidwo here and there.
cool👏👏
Thanks!
Upravo gulim jabuku sa Opinelom br. 8 inox kojeg sam kupio na dan kad sam prohodao sa budućom ženom. Ima nešto u tim osmicama :)
Odlicne su! Volim te tradicionalne nozice.
Top Tip... Don't drink any yellow snow...
Noted :)
May I ask why you didn't use snow to make tea..
Thanks for sharing the story about the Opinel!
I had enough water so it was quicker than melting snow. Thanks!
💪💪💪
Thanks!
He is best boy most dogs on RUclips are lazy and don't carry there own gear
I'd say that's up to the owners treating them like decorations :)
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Da Mors Kochanski ovo gleda bilo bi ti veselo.
Zasto?
@@frostys_bushcraft pardon, nisam odmah napisao. Mors je jednog svog studenta "mlatio" takvom lopatom. Naravno, to je bila šala jer je napomena bila da se ne nosi ništa izvan njegovog seta za preživljavanje. Sjetio se toga kad sam vidio da lopataš :)
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