Bravo gentlemen. Looking forward to following this build. If you put half the detail I to this stone structure as the A-Frame (r.i.p) and the dugout, this will be epic.
Hello from America 🇺🇸 it's always a pleasure to see what you guys are making. We are red like a lobster and sunburn it's snowing there!?? I'm amazed and truly impressed with your building abilities looking forward to all your videos will be a friend and fan for all time coming 🤗❤
Good luck with the new build, lads. Still upset about your A frame. 😞 All the best in your new adventure. Be well and stay safe. 🙏 The doggo is brilliant. What a character. 😀
I don’t think they ever live in these builds, see past videos. I believe they build for the challenge and maybe in the same area, sure I’ve seen that moose before LOL. They are Russian and show incredible survival and craft skills plus very fit. Love the dog. Wonder what the next project will be, maybe a treehouse.
The majority of you need to take a damn mason class or two, you don't set rocks on the damn ground and start building you need to dig footers first then place the base stones in the ground to support the damn weight. Another don't do DON'T PUT LARGE ROCKS ABOVE YOUR DAMN HEAD WHEN THIS THING CRASHES IN ON YOU YOUR ARE GOING TO BE FOREST FERTILIZER.
I was thinking something like that, and I am not a mason, lol. In my mind, with that kind of stone to work with, the walls need to be wider, with small stones in the middle of 2 tows of larger stones, and kept stable with flat stones going across the wall, connecting both sides. I was also thinking that while the rocky slope is stable as is.. gathering a whole lot of weight, and concentrating it in one area, it might start the slope moving. Even if only moves a foot, that would be enough to send those walls down on someone.
You have taken on a huge undertaking with building this Stone House. My hats off to you. I do not think I would have the patience to do such a thing. But I have seen huts and houses made of dry stacked stone and they have lasted for hundreds of years. Where do you stay while you're working on the stone structure?
I live in Finland. Here you can find similar rock formations in many areas. They are called pirunpelto (literally devil's field in English). They were formed on ancient lake or sea shores as result of moving water.
Many such areas were formed when ice sheets and glaciers started to melt thousands of years ago. The rushing melt water would carry the stones along with it depositing them in heaps along the way.
I’m no geologist and may be completely wrong in this case but I’ve climbed a few mountains that were formed from major geologic activity such as continents colliding. Over millions of years the sediment washes away exposing the hardened lava/molten rock which in turn breaks down into essentially fields of boulders and rubble like you see here.
It should be said that this isn't a single night shelter. This is an enormous amount of calories burned, and the building itself is dangerous. This is the sort of thing that should only be done when you have VERY good reason and need. That doesn't make it any less awesome.
Fantastic , great , wonderfull , until you hit about age 55 and your legs begin to give out on you and you are no longer able to navigate that rock fall even in your wildest dreams. And yes , it will happen to you.
I often wonder that this was an exercise performed by the US to counter the British success within the Falklands Islands 1 year before. Lives were lost on both occasions. Lets not let it happen again.
Hello there. You can't lay stones on moss alone it will need wedges. Otherwise it would fall apart when the moss rots away. So it's not long term. I know about these things. I was a dry stone Waller for 40 years. I'm retired now. But I do like watching others.
@@dyer2cycle its a moose:) In norwegian, they are called "elg", so people can get a bit confused. And, I was talking about licking as it pertains to grooming , not selfpleasuring, which is why I mentioned cats:)
A Shiba Inu! I used to have one.
love the pretty dog. you guys are working so hard. 👍😊🐕
Amazing hard work. Beautiful dog.
A Great project..love how your using Natural packing as fill between the stones ...A good supply of Large stones essential!!😆😆
Oh man! This is a lot of work! Respect!
Lot of work carrying those rocks! The smoked salmon looks delicious!
very beautiful and cool place you are very creative and smart to build a house out of stone
Another wholesome way to
GET YOUR ROCKS OFF.
It's about to become a palace on the rock,,, come on guys!!!❤️😍
Wow. Neat lookin’ dog
What a great project with a lot of footage. Sorry your visuals are not so good.
Cant wait. Ib watching. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great job, Friend 👍👍 Salutations from Belgium 😉🖐️🇧🇪
Great job, guys! A lot of hard work, but the result is beautiful!
By earth and water wood and stone summoned to create my home!! Wrapped in Natures arms!!
You have a Shiba Inu! I have one too! Great dog and video!
Bravo gentlemen.
Looking forward to following this build.
If you put half the detail I to this stone structure as the A-Frame (r.i.p) and the dugout, this will be epic.
Outstanding job awesome meal awesome video!
wow that fish looks so delicious!
Que bien! Okey muchachos.
Лесные!
Wow, amazing, great work and beautiful video!!
Wow! That is really hard work! Looking forward to more episodes!
Those stones seem heavy! Great work! I'm really curious how it will turn out!
此の石の持ち運び姿、本当に重労働ですね❗️❗️❗️ 本当にすごいことをしてますね❗️❗️❗️
Nice job, guys. Thx)
Hello from America 🇺🇸 it's always a pleasure to see what you guys are making. We are red like a lobster and sunburn it's snowing there!?? I'm amazed and truly impressed with your building abilities looking forward to all your videos will be a friend and fan for all time coming 🤗❤
Pleased to see that the Shiba was supervising and making sure everything was up to code.
Good luck with this job. You picked a hard one.
So creative n good👍👍👍👍✊🏻✊🏻
Fine show gentlemen!
Good luck with the new build, lads. Still upset about your A frame. 😞 All the best in your new adventure. Be well and stay safe. 🙏 The doggo is brilliant. What a character. 😀
I need a bit of landscaping in the garden ile give you a shout I will tell the wife I did it cheers 👍🏻lol
I think I would chose somewhere off from the rock slide area myself. but cool stuff.
Those rocks haven’t slid since the ice age lol
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Just fascinating how the vision comes to you. Your dog is so beautiful. Nice work! Love the evolution you share with us on your projects
Pretty Cool
Hard work.bravo man.greetings from ambo rainforest camping
nice to see you guys again, brother 😍😍 I want to give a little advice, plant some vegetables and fruits in your cabin yard!! 👍👍👍
I don’t think they ever live in these builds, see past videos. I believe they build for the challenge and maybe in the same area, sure I’ve seen that moose before LOL. They are Russian and show incredible survival and craft skills plus very fit. Love the dog. Wonder what the next project will be, maybe a treehouse.
The moose on three legs is just 😘
Za 50 let tam někdo přijde a řekne, tady stával Hrad nebo středověká Tvrz. 😂 Ale jinak jste šikovní. 👍
Did those boulders come about as a moraine left behind by a melting glacier? Just curious. Thanks.
SHOW! MUITO LEGAL PARABÉNS PELO VIDEO E ESFORÇO!
굉장하네요!
Beautiful scenery!
Only to see, not to live in, very sad. I need the sun.
The majority of you need to take a damn mason class or two, you don't set rocks on the damn ground and start building you need to dig footers first then place the base stones in the ground to support the damn weight. Another don't do DON'T PUT LARGE ROCKS ABOVE YOUR DAMN HEAD WHEN THIS THING CRASHES IN ON YOU YOUR ARE GOING TO BE FOREST FERTILIZER.
I was thinking something like that, and I am not a mason, lol.
In my mind, with that kind of stone to work with, the walls need to be wider, with small stones in the middle of 2 tows of larger stones, and kept stable with flat stones going across the wall, connecting both sides.
I was also thinking that while the rocky slope is stable as is.. gathering a whole lot of weight, and concentrating it in one area, it might start the slope moving. Even if only moves a foot, that would be enough to send those walls down on someone.
@@Goldenhawk583 Its going to slide down the slope dropping the back wall on top of them.
@@MichaelSmith-jb5md I hope it wont, but that is what i fear it could, yes.
My back hurts just watching this, and I’m only about a minute in.
17:33～のワンコがかっこよすぎ
Good morning
A couple of Yorkshire drystone wallers would have knocked that out in a couple of days
I like waisting half an hour of my life on videos with no ending.
It’s a series nigga
You have taken on a huge undertaking with building this Stone House. My hats off to you. I do not think I would have the patience to do such a thing. But I have seen huts and houses made of dry stacked stone and they have lasted for hundreds of years. Where do you stay while you're working on the stone structure?
Thats a basalt flow. Could be some peridots in there!
O pet encarregado só de olho ,,,um fofo.
I dont think I've ever seen a field of rocks like that. I wonder how that formed?
Mother Nature muh boy
I live in Finland. Here you can find similar rock formations in many areas. They are called pirunpelto (literally devil's field in English). They were formed on ancient lake or sea shores as result of moving water.
@@vmahonen that make the two of us
Many such areas were formed when ice sheets and glaciers started to melt thousands of years ago. The rushing melt water would carry the stones along with it depositing them in heaps along the way.
I’m no geologist and may be completely wrong in this case but I’ve climbed a few mountains that were formed from major geologic activity such as continents colliding. Over millions of years the sediment washes away exposing the hardened lava/molten rock which in turn breaks down into essentially fields of boulders and rubble like you see here.
Is there another video where ya'll put the roof on? Good build
Doge helps!
Seems dangerous doing that at the bottom of a rock hazard
Top skills 👍
you are joking, right??
@@dennismorgan2303 yess 😁
Loved your video, and the area is beautiful , but what happened to the stove you installed after the fireplace disintegrated?
Wondering what kind of dog you got there. Looks fox-like.
You gotta clean off the snow. When it melts the stone will settle and possibly collapse. Moss ain't really a good idea. Pack it with stone instead.
Never understand how do you shave? Shower, ecc i enjoy your Utube Channel
Quase não tem pedra ai😂
What country are you in? It is beautiful.
Russia
Born in a stone house. All houses were traditionally built of stone. ( alps)
perfect avalanche chute! except for the fact it's close to the top of a ridge. it's not very high or exposed 🤔
alot of natural material..are you comfortable sharing close to the location or the state or country?
Nice work gentlemen. I'm curious what country this build is in?
I would not think that at the bottom of a Bolder Mountain would be a good Home spot....just sayin! Hazardous.
That's just what I was thinking...hahaha
I thought that from the very beginning.
It does look dangerous but, living in the Rockies, I’ve seen plenty of these scree style slopes, they are much more stable than they appear.
2 seconds in and that was my thoughts to.
Took one look at that nearby rock slide and went no way! Danger, danger, little ranger.
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You were rocking it. But I must say you’d have to be stoned to take on a hard project like that.
if i lived anywhere close to this kind of landscape would have already built a secret stone round tower to live my elder scrolls dreams.
Привет,лесные!
🤗😘🤟
It should be said that this isn't a single night shelter. This is an enormous amount of calories burned, and the building itself is dangerous. This is the sort of thing that should only be done when you have VERY good reason and need.
That doesn't make it any less awesome.
No fundations and rocks dont fit well. I wish you luck,because you will need it.
What country are you in? It's awesome where ever it is
what happened to the roof ? nice country side .
I think so! In case of snow, how can you sleep?
@@임종순-j1i ; maybe they cover it with a tarp and a poles in the center ?
@@JPER-cv2lq Ok! Thanks!
Now I’m wondering if all those rocks on the hillside was put there or is that natural?
Where's this taking place snowing 2 weeks ago?
I agree, here in the southwest desert a boulder field is primary rattlesnake habitat. Why would you live there unless you love snakes?
Fantastic , great , wonderfull , until you hit about age 55 and your legs begin to give out on you and you are no longer able to navigate that rock fall even in your wildest dreams. And yes , it will happen to you.
55 though? That is early to expect such issues.
I often wonder that this was an exercise performed by the US to counter the British success within the Falklands Islands 1 year before. Lives were lost on both occasions. Lets not let it happen again.
Ist das clever, am Ende eines Geröllhangs ein Biwak zu errichten ?
Impressive. I hope you were wearing steele toes
Hello there. You can't lay stones on moss alone it will need wedges. Otherwise it would fall apart when the moss rots away. So it's not long term. I know about these things. I was a dry stone Waller for 40 years. I'm retired now. But I do like watching others.
What kind of wedges?
@@RevN3 stone or bits of.
@@henrymichaelwilson8107 👍
Love the ambition but that moss shrivels and shrinks.... 🤷🏻
I'm guessing you didn't get (or need?) a building permit!
Too bad mossy areas like that are not too common in Oklahoma!
柴犬に見える 犬知らんけど
柴犬ですよ。
The Dog ate more food than they did.
..18:20...I didn't know moose(or elk?)licked themselves...Dogs..Definitely!...Cats, yes!..but deer?...😲
Its a moose, not an elk, and yes, all animals lick themselves. Cats are a bit extreme...
@@Goldenhawk583 ..elk, o.k...actually, dogs seem the most extreme, laying there, licking their b*lls slow and deliberately..😲
@@dyer2cycle its a moose:) In norwegian, they are called "elg", so people can get a bit confused.
And, I was talking about licking as it pertains to grooming , not selfpleasuring, which is why I mentioned cats:)
Assistindo ,precisei tomar tandrilax .🇧🇷
A house without a roof - am I the only one who's noticed that?
los troncos se limpian antes de poner en el techo.
WHAT FORMED THIS BOULDER AREA?
The new Ark looks tite af
How about a roof?
What breed is your dog it looks like a lot like Korean jindo
Is the dog Shiba dog?