Bushcraft: Woodland Camp Stew, Spice Kit, Sew Kit, Bedroll Cooker, Pack Features
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This was filmed on day two and three from the previous video I released.
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Carn, last two videos I watched were excellent. That camp you setup with the raised bed looked so inviting. I love watching you. The gear you use and even the clothes you wear. Always very interesting. The food you cook too. Ah, to be younger again and know what I know now. I’ve done a lot of camping over the years, but not like what you’ve done. That’s what I really would’ve liked. I love the area you camp in too. Somewhat rugged, rocks, streams, really cool. Keep trekking, My Friend. Remember, we grow too soon old, and too late smart! See you in the next video. 😊👍⛺️
Gear was on point and outstanding as usual! Amazing kit and outing food looked absolutely delicious. I really enjoy this spot you chose what a beautiful and charming place.
Mate, it's great to have a shared interest in the outdoors, and the gear that supports us there. The spot is my oasis. I'm so excited for your new channel. Good things indeed!🤸
You looks like a medieval knight in that balaclava … excellent outdoor time you had! Coolio as always
I can see that. I got the idea from the Franklin expedition. This is the old style balaclava used in an early 1900s by English sailors and expeditioners.
Very nice my friend 🤠
Awesome 😎👍
Good to have another video from you I look forward to them
Thank you Don, it's nice that they are appreciated. Cheers
Great vids and love your knowledge and techniques. Keep them coming brother and thanks for bringing us along on your adventures.
Yes, back to our roots, brother, back to nature, and back to the Ital food. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I’m completely vegan. Bushcraft is the name applied to the Bushman of the Kalahari and of Australia who taught the European explorers their knowledge of the wilderness and that’s where the name Bushcraft comes from. Every culture has Indigenous skills but the bushman are the oldest people on earth and therefore the oldest skills. We can all learn from them. They just need the basics and they’re incredibly happy people. Unfortunately, we complicate our lives too much.
O yeah, the stew looked awesome. Tom
Brilliant, thanks Tom!
very beautiful forests a fun place to camp
Indeed, I'm fortunate to have it. Thanks mate
Great my friend!! 👏👏👏👌
Thanks mate!
First time watching your videos. AWESOME !!! Just subscribed and looking for for more video. Tom from Rhode Island
Hi Tom, glad to hear you are enjoying the outings vicariously. Thanks for reaching out and welcome to my channel! 💪
@@TheLoreofBushcraft thank u my friend.
My apologies for not commenting enough. I really appreciate your posts. I’ve been a subscriber from the beginning and I find my self tuning in for the solitude and more recently for the meals as well. I’ll start commenting more. You deserve it. Cheers, mate.
Hello mate, I really appreciate your support and appreciation for the adventures that I release.
I don't talk in the films, so yes, commenting helps me connect with the audience for a shared love of the wilderness. Cheers!
Very nice video my friend. In the woods by the stream with tasty soup is always good. Thank you very much.
Hi Daniel, yes the goal is always to camp next to water, and soup is always an easy cook. Thanks for joining me mate! 💪
Kia Ora. Another classic brother! Like the new pack, it's so much more "you". Expecting to see the cranberry and walnut bread baked from scratch in a Dutch oven next time though. Thanks for the content, in a world so full of trite crap, it's great to have you grounding things and keeping it real. I'll get in touch re the Patreon thing and contribute to your lifestyle and my viewing. Love from NZ
Hello John, it's always good to hear from you. The pack is fantastic and it's nearly everything I've wanted in the rucksack.
The world is a hectic place indeed, and these places bring peace.
I will film myself baking bread one of these days in a stone oven crafted from the woods.
I truly will appreciate your patronage for it will give me a chance to make this not only my favourite pastime, but my employ as well, as long as I can get enough contributions.
Either way, it helps my channel to grow and sustain. Good health to you as well mate! 💪 ( Kia Ora)
Another great vid and a great trip. Thank you.
Thank you Russell! Glad to share
Eat Carbs Outdoors suggested your channel. New Subscriber here. Looking forward to checking out your prior content to get caught up.
Hello Mark, Mark is a great guy! That was really nice of him. Welcome to my channel! Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers 💪
Another outstanding video brother
Thanks for sharing your outing
Thanks Mark, I'm so happy to be out there and have the ability to bring you alone vicariously. Cheers
Great video dinner looked good!
Thanks again for being a legend 💪🏼
Hi Joe, I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for joining me!
Sweet camp awesome looking stew.
Thanks JJ, yeah that spot checks all the boxes. The stew was delicious thanks to the addition of the spice mixes I made at home with my favourite spices. Cheers 💪
Great food great location. What’s not to love about this outing 🥃🥃
Thanks for all of the support mate, much appreciated! Cheers! 💪
My man!!! Another great video in the books. I know a lot of people have probably already asked but may I ask the story of Tara. I think it’s a great dedication
Hello mate, Tara is another word for goodbye. It was adopted into the rest of the UK via Wales. One can even say Ta-Ta.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft and now I know. That’s awesome and thanks for the info.
Yeah!!!
Bushcraft Batman , u got so much on your belt lol
Hi, yes, close at hand at all times. Quick on the draw mate! 💪
LOVE LOVE LOVE IT
Peaceful Existence🏔️🏕️🔥 Thanks!
Love it! Did u not filter the coffee?
Thanks mate!
Correct, I did not filter the coffee, because 99% of the grounds stay on the bottom as long as you let it settle, and then pour slowly (I poured a little fast that time). I only got a couple of grounds in my mouth with the whole pot because I grind it fine, as with espresso. Cheers! ☕
Hello I am a new sub sent over from Mark from Eat carbs outdoors
Hello Ali, that Mark is awesome! I'm going to do a shout out and a dedication to him. Welcome to my channel Ali!
Nature is the most underutilized!! Excellent outing as always love the old-school feeling like back in time, I've been trying to find a pouch for little spice jars like that I was considering a shotshell pouch but they are all big and heavy haha 😄 cheers friend!!😁✌️💚✊️🔥
Exactly, the further I get away from synthetics, the more natural I feel in our natural habitat.
Funny you say so, the Spice kit is actually a modified shotgun shell pouch. So you were dead on.
Geesh that is to funny I've got some real similar or same exact gear and I'm always in the struggle of synthetic ultralight and durable vintage it's all fun and love great minds think alike!!😁✊️🔥
Brilliant!
Synthetics are so out of place, yet incredibly useful.
I use synthetics mostly in the summer because they are ultralight. But then again, one can just carry a Haversack, blanket, a belt kit, a knife, some flour and oats into the Woods and be good to go, ultralight Bushcraft style.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft totally agree seasons are the main factor, in my heart I wanna go out into the bush like crocodile dundee just a bowie knife 😆 in reality I try bringing everything and the kitchen sink gotta be comfortable were not getting younger, Skål ✊️🔥
Nice WATCHING! Came over from a mutual FRIEND!
GBL, welcome to my channel! Would that mutual friend be Mark?
Sure is…Eat Carbs Outdoors!
I thought so, Mark is such a great guy. Welcome!
Que buen video amigo como siempre la calidad y el profesionalismo te caracteriza.
Siempre viendo tus videos y esa barba hasta el ombligo mi estimado hermano te mando saludos desde cholula, Puebla, México 🇲🇽
Gracias mi amigo, saludos!
Your actions speak louder then words, truly enjoyable,! Where are you located.?
Thank you so much! I'm presently located in the Northeast states.
Yes, I wish for the viewer to experience my adventures the way I did, as a window looking into my world.
Cheers!
Love your videos bud, is that a Henley Shirt from Filson ? Thanks for uploading
Thanks Simon, it is indeed!
Always a joy to watch you on your outdoor adventures.question for you where do your adventures take place
I'm glad I can bring it to you mate! I'm presently in the North East you States 🏔️🏕️⛰️
Hello! Great video! P.S.What is that pullover you are wearing? 🖐🤠
Hello Smoked Eel, thank you, that is the Filson guide sweater
@@TheLoreofBushcraft Thanks!I did not know this brand.Looks great.Quite pricy though
Indeed
Great videos as always. Are you plant based now (per beyond meat sausage). Still putting in your ultra running miles?
Hello Jrod, yes, I've been plant-based for more than 5 years now. The diet in conjunction with a healthy lifestyle is what keeps me fueled up for the They were cancelled during the lockdowns but they are coming back strong.
Good to hear from you mate! 💪
How are those plant-based brats?
Hi, the best camp food I ever came across. They are delicious, they last long, even out in the heat, they're portable, versatile for many dishes, and they're healthier than me at. Try them, you'll love them. Cheers
May I ask if you are camping wild in the US or Canada, would you recommend to carry a concealed weapon for safety ?
Hello, I'm presently in the us. I never carried weapons wherever I have been in the wilderness. firearms were illegal when I was in the UK, and they are illegal in any state or national park. I suppose if I was in Alaska, (bear spray) the Arctic (rifle)I would need a firearm to protect me from polar bears since they are the only bear that hunts humans. So now I do not recommend a concealed carry. But don’t take my word for it do what you feel you need to do to protect yourself. I choose differently.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft Thanks, your reply is very much appreciated. I love your videos. I live in Beijing and often drive 6 hours to the countryside for a 2 days hike. But we are never allowed to make open fire, even during summer, the wood land is too dry. If get caught, the penalty charge is enormous. Its illegal also in China to carry weapons, but I have a very sharp axe, usually that's more than enough. Anyway, lots of envy !!
May I ask, in one of your episode, you sed plant put some collected plant and put it into a pot to brew tea. What is the plant name ?
@yoyohighness Hello, it must have been Fur or Spruce leaves, they have many benefits including in high in vitamin C, it also taste fantastic.
@@TheLoreofBushcraft Thanks, will definitely try it myself next time camping
I see you mention your Patreon but upon going to your page it shows no where to sign up as a patron?
Wow Drew, thanks for letting me know, I will look into it right now!
@@TheLoreofBushcraft You bet! Absolutely, love your videos and appreciate all the extra time and thought you must put into that extra layer of the journeys!
Drew, thank you so much for your support! With your support, and the support of others, I will be able to put out more content more frequently, and eventually do this not nearly, but completely, full-time. Cheers to you! 💪