Next time you lads do one of these, you should remember to put a stone footing along the bottom of the walls. They've been used since the bronze age to stop the clay of the wall absorbing moisture from the ground and rotting the timbers of the wall (also called "rising damp").
@@TAOutdoors 10 years time I can see you lads having a complete iron age Roman village with central heating and running water in all the houses... Keep up the great work!
It's so nice coming upon your videos amid an onslaught of numbing politics and Covid. Thank you so much for providing them for us... Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
For the future: a layer of cabbage leaves at the bottom of the cauldron will prevent the ingredients from burning and make them softer and juicier. Tested. For centuries. Greetings from Poland.
Just awesome! This video transported me squarely elsewhere, where I imagined myself in this celtic roundhouse, cooking over a wood fire, sleeping on a bed of hides, ... I dream of being able to live in a way like this.
The mud wall needs weekly smearing of liquid mud. In half a bucket of mud add water and smear it weekly. No cracks will appear rather it will get stronger. In Indian villages, we have huts with mud walls .
I mean, yeah, but it gets cold enough that you can't really do that where they live (dunno about the weather where you are specifically but IIRC India is generally a good deal warmer year-round), so they're going to have to wait until winter's over to put more layers on. That being said, I'd personally recommend they press a layer of hay into the fresh clay layer after laying it so it dries slower and has more material blocking off wind even if the mud cracks in the meantime IDK, if it's too bothersome just put some blankets or tarps up along the walls?
What a great series. If you are ever visiting the early celtic sites in Germany, Austria, Switzerland etc. let me know! Glauberg, Hallstatt and Enz are probably an interesting place to visit, if you're interested.
Awesome job! One little tip, a ditch around the perimeter at the drip zone will ensure no water comes under the walls during heavy rain, unless it is blowing from the side of course.
What a beautiful job. It makes me wish I was there too. I especially like the dog. He is beautiful. I love it when sit there near the door looking for and threats too his charges. Love it.
Just got to explain how pressure cookers work guys... When the air pressure is higher, water boils at a higher temperature.. At sea level it's 100 degrees C, but on Mount everest water boils at 68 degrees C. So a pressure cooker increases the tempersture of boiling water up to 121 degrees C to cook faster. Make sure you cool it down slowly and open when the pressure is totally released, or you'll get high pressure blast of super heated water in the face.
I very much enjoyed the experience, and I imagined myself living in times like back then. Entertainment was talking and interacting with others in-person. The smoke keeps the dengue mosquitos at bay, and simple foods were served where the greatest seasoning was hunger.
So now my SHTF Kit will have a knife, ferro rods, flashlights, tents, tarps, etc..., AFGHAN PRESSURE COOKER!!! I never even heard of one. This channel is basically how to survive leisurely. Thanks always!
They were invented in the 1600's in France, they became popular in England in the 1800's and were very popular in England right up until the 1970s, there's still a dedicated following.
Fantastic work! 2 ordinary guys with minimum tools and basic materials built a functional and warm family shelter. And people lived for 100.000s years in caves like animals, didn't even know how to build basic shelters like this one, it's mind blowing.
A cast iron pressure cooker, now that's a new one to me, gonna have to get one of those. Glad to see you two doing an overnighter together again, and I'm the round house none the less! Brilliant!
These cook pots are actually made of aluminium. Looks super practical, but with the increasing body of research linking the use of aluminium cookware to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Dementia, it's put me off buying one. Best wishes.
Nice to see you two back together - even if briefly and to enjoy the fruits of your teamwork. Mike, I know your schedule with a new youngster must be crazy busy. Enjoy your time off while you can. Lol! Cheers!
So amazing! That is so much work but it looks like y'all throw it together like its nothing. It's amazing no rain is coming in. Y'all did a great job. Plus being able to have a fire in there. That's awesome. Then that meal. Wish I was there. Lol. Really, you guy's do a lot of hard work.
Never seen one of those pressure cookers. I love meals cooked in one. I have an electric one, I have a little one for the microwave... but, cast iron??? Sweetness ! Amber girl !!! She got breakfast on camera ! Happy girl !
Fantastical! People, if they had to, could watch this build and make one and survive! Shelter is something we take for granted. Toilets, showers, autos grocery stores, internet, are all ways of life for the 21st. Century people, if you had to you could survive in a hut like this! I have Native American blood in my veins and this speaks to me in so many ways! If the door was a bit wider, I could get my wheelchair through it! Mike, you and Justin are lucky to have each other as friends! You 2 have so much fun! I know I have a couple of close friends. Love from NW Colorado, USA. Thanxz
SO good to see the two lads back together!! The "Viking house" episodes were ground-breaking fun,.... And we ALL hope you continue to have fun in the bush, and to document it all for the fans you've developed!! Cheers!
@@nancyw2686 as I remember, they moved from stove top to completely electric versions. Maybe they fell out of favour with microwaves being invented? I'm pretty sure professional chef's still use them a lot though.
My mam used to use 1 until a few years ago for the veg on our Sunday dinner, I'm only 37 lol, but it broke so instead of buying a new one she just uses a steamer now
Everywhere I’ve lived, I’ve always explored the bicycle trails on the edge of the city to determine the best to use to bug out. I had focused on building a small trailer I could convert into a temporary shelter, but watching your channel, I’ve been inspired to do more exploring in the forests about two hour ride from the city to utilize one of your shelters to establish more of a semi long term place to stay until it’s safe to return to the city. Call me paranoid, but that has been in my head for at least 40 years.
Clay always cracks when it dries. You just patch it up, as u said, after it has dried out completely--may take a couple times. Add a little water to the cracked surface before patching to help it adhere. More straw in the mix for future builds should help, as well as crushed pieces of old clay tiles. The stone wall foundation for the wood & clay would keep the ground water away. Usually, the roof edge can extend out a bit less than a meter to protect the clay. (You can paint a lime/resin plaster on the finished clay wall for a natural waterproof sealant). Suggestion about the smoke: Have 2 long sticks (poles) to lift the cap up from the hut just enough to let the smoke move upwards & out, but still keep the rain out. Might want to wait until the smoke filters through the hatch to drive any pests out first, though. Pressure cooking: See some steam (from open safety cap gauge) before adding & latching the lid. Turn down the flame (lol), once you seal the lid! Don't want a lid rocket! Before opening, let it cool down to barely be able to hold your hand on the outside or when no more steam is visible. (It will still be cooking, while it cools). Add the uniform cuts of veggies for the last 10-minutes, when u are cooking meat, as well, so as not to be mushy. Cooking time for the meat is greatly shortened from any Dutch oven temps. Hope this helps anyone! You did great on the build, guys! Love it! :)
Its awsome hous or hut. Generations ago human shelter chenges rapidly improvising. Freinds I am from India this type or I should say many beautiful mud bamboo and log houses even stone houses still exist in rural and hilly areas of India. You explored celtic shelter / home, I felt very happy. Awsome.
It is an excellent hut!!! Huge work you did which is highly appreciable. But there is no provision of exhaust system for smoke. That was very easy to set. Thank you so much to serve the nice program.
My daughter-in-law used to tell my young grandchildren that Yams were 'Power of the Sun' potatoes. They were fascinated. I enjoyed your live stream with Dustin at the Roundhouse. It was a fine test of the roof! In the Rocky Mountains, the elevation is too high (air pressure is too low) for regular pots and pans to boil. Pressure cooking is a necessary part of things.
Finally able to sit and watch this video! My first thought watching you drop the veg in the pressure pot was “those only need three minutes, don’t put them in now!” If you do this again, you can cook the meat under pressure for 15-20 min, quick release the pressure, pop the veg in, get it back up to pressure and cook the veg for 3 minutes. The veg will be perfect and tender without being over cooked. Cheers, guys! Legends.
I was just about to mention my brother, as a child, touching the valve on a pressure cooker. Then you said; "What child wouldn't want to..." 😀 lesson learnt. Great video guys. Ale, mead, meat and fire. Perfect.
So good to see you guys back together with good food and the mead. Your heads were definitely clearer this time than in the first overnight video. Keep building guys !
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Next time you lads do one of these, you should remember to put a stone footing along the bottom of the walls. They've been used since the bronze age to stop the clay of the wall absorbing moisture from the ground and rotting the timbers of the wall (also called "rising damp").
Great tip! We learnt tons from this project. Can only get better from here!
@@TAOutdoors 10 years time I can see you lads having a complete iron age Roman village with central heating and running water in all the houses... Keep up the great work!
It's so nice coming upon your videos amid an onslaught of numbing politics and Covid. Thank you so much for providing them for us... Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the videos.
For the future: a layer of cabbage leaves at the bottom of the cauldron will prevent the ingredients from burning and make them softer and juicier. Tested. For centuries. Greetings from Poland.
Nice tip! Thanks!
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Even better if you support the cabbage underneath with a few crossed sticks. From Serbia.
And to think our ancestors had entire villages like this! Amazing man, great job. 👍
My 18th birthday is coming up and these videos are making me think building some shelters and camping for my party
뚝딱뚝딱 원두막을 조립하고 자연속에서 여유를 즐기는 모습이 참 멎져 보입니다..
늘 항상 행복하고 건강하세요..
Just awesome! This video transported me squarely elsewhere, where I imagined myself in this celtic roundhouse, cooking over a wood fire, sleeping on a bed of hides, ... I dream of being able to live in a way like this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The mud wall needs weekly smearing of liquid mud. In half a bucket of mud add water and smear it weekly. No cracks will appear rather it will get stronger. In Indian villages, we have huts with mud walls .
I'm thinking it would also help if there was more dung in the mud mix; it's sticky, and holds everything else together.
I mean, yeah, but it gets cold enough that you can't really do that where they live (dunno about the weather where you are specifically but IIRC India is generally a good deal warmer year-round), so they're going to have to wait until winter's over to put more layers on.
That being said, I'd personally recommend they press a layer of hay into the fresh clay layer after laying it so it dries slower and has more material blocking off wind even if the mud cracks
in the meantime IDK, if it's too bothersome just put some blankets or tarps up along the walls?
I have an idea that they would have used animal fat to waterproof the walls. Just seems to make sense to me.
@@PsylomeAlpha lol just stay in your room. your advice gives me a headache
What a great series. If you are ever visiting the early celtic sites in Germany, Austria, Switzerland etc. let me know! Glauberg, Hallstatt and Enz are probably an interesting place to visit, if you're interested.
Thanks bro... we had such a laugh!
Remember your dandruff 🤣
@@ollepearce3116 Flying ash for the win!
Cracking build and feast!
The spirit of my ancestors just came alive once again!
Same!
Awesome job! One little tip, a ditch around the perimeter at the drip zone will ensure no water comes under the walls during heavy rain, unless it is blowing from the side of course.
Whatever you do . . . pass these skills along! In this day and age, it's more important than ever
Odin and the Wild Hunt will drop in to have a Sample of the Mead !
It’s like the Blues Brothers putting the Band back together- brilliant 🤩👍
What a beautiful job. It makes me wish I was there too. I especially like the dog. He is beautiful. I love it when sit there near the door looking for and threats too his charges. Love it.
You are a lucky man to have found a companion to accompany you on these adventures.
Just got to explain how pressure cookers work guys... When the air pressure is higher, water boils at a higher temperature.. At sea level it's 100 degrees C, but on Mount everest water boils at 68 degrees C.
So a pressure cooker increases the tempersture of boiling water up to 121 degrees C to cook faster.
Make sure you cool it down slowly and open when the pressure is totally released, or you'll get high pressure blast of super heated water in the face.
Great tips! Thank you.
I very much enjoyed the experience, and I imagined myself living in times like back then. Entertainment was talking and interacting with others in-person. The smoke keeps the dengue mosquitos at bay, and simple foods were served where the greatest seasoning was hunger.
Im often jealous of how people in videos like this seem to have a perfect supply of dry and uniform wood and natural building material
Your next venture will be turning these into airbnb! Dibs on the first night in the pallet cabin!
This is Genius! But does he own the land?
Ditto! I want second Air-BnB dibs!
I wouldn't mind trying the round house
Air BnB bunk and Bannock ?
Yes please
So now my SHTF Kit will have a knife, ferro rods, flashlights, tents, tarps, etc..., AFGHAN PRESSURE COOKER!!! I never even heard of one. This channel is basically how to survive leisurely. Thanks always!
Dutch oven.
It caught my attention at first, because only Moroccans cook this way
Well done, good appetite
I am from Agadir (Morocco)
It’s an interesting cooking technique, the food was so tender!
They were invented in the 1600's in France, they became popular in England in the 1800's and were very popular in England right up until the 1970s, there's still a dedicated following.
There's also a hot oil pressure cooker which makes the most tender moist chicken ever. Not oily/greasy at all. Makes nice breaded steak strips too.
excellent video. glad to see it finished. very inspirational
Fantastic work! 2 ordinary guys with minimum tools and basic materials built a functional and warm family shelter. And people lived for 100.000s years in caves like animals, didn't even know how to build basic shelters like this one, it's mind blowing.
A cast iron pressure cooker, now that's a new one to me, gonna have to get one of those.
Glad to see you two doing an overnighter together again, and I'm the round house none the less! Brilliant!
pleasant surprise, eh
These cook pots are actually made of aluminium. Looks super practical, but with the increasing body of research linking the use of aluminium cookware to Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Dementia, it's put me off buying one. Best wishes.
Fantastic. Great food, a comfortable, warm shelter, a good dog & a perfectly suited beverage!
Congrats on ure Celtic roundhouse build. Can't wait to watch you build something new
It's great when you use these structures, to show how they can be lived in!
Nice to see you two back together - even if briefly and to enjoy the fruits of your teamwork. Mike, I know your schedule with a new youngster must be crazy busy. Enjoy your time off while you can. Lol! Cheers!
Haha cheers! We had a good catch up and have plans for more projects this summer
Your videos are incredible! I love your filming style. The best part for me is always the food!!
Thanks Mike!
Just found this on youtube for the first time - great video. Thank you for no music - just the natural sounds of the woodland.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SINCE THE FIRST EPISODE OF THIS!!!! 😂 😀
Being out in the woods and eating in the round house...is good for the soul.
Well done both of you.
Oh, that pressure cooker is the coolest thing I have EVER seen. I must have one!
@@CheesedCheese Yes, quite expensive.
So happy!!!! Been waiting forever it seems.... great video!!!! Great food
So amazing! That is so much work but it looks like y'all throw it together like its nothing. It's amazing no rain is coming in. Y'all did a great job. Plus being able to have a fire in there. That's awesome. Then that meal. Wish I was there. Lol. Really, you guy's do a lot of hard work.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is my favorite shelter!
Never seen one of those pressure cookers. I love meals cooked in one. I have an electric one, I have a little one for the microwave... but, cast iron??? Sweetness !
Amber girl !!! She got breakfast on camera ! Happy girl !
Fantastical! People, if they had to, could watch this build and make one and survive! Shelter is something we take for granted. Toilets, showers, autos grocery stores, internet, are all ways of life for the 21st. Century people, if you had to you could survive in a hut like this! I have Native American blood in my veins and this speaks to me in so many ways! If the door was a bit wider, I could get my wheelchair through it! Mike, you and Justin are lucky to have each other as friends! You 2 have so much fun! I know I have a couple of close friends. Love from NW Colorado, USA. Thanxz
Thanks for the epic series of this build
Its great to see you guys camping again. I prefer to see more than one guy camping. I hope you guys do more camping together.
Being authentic and a time. As the shelters that you build absolutely great
SO good to see the two lads back together!! The "Viking house" episodes were ground-breaking fun,.... And we ALL hope you continue to have fun in the bush, and to document it all for the fans you've developed!! Cheers!
Absolutely love it when you two get together.
Bushcraft camping videos are the best to watch while eating
The Boys are Back! 😃💪🔥👍
I remember watching your viking series when it came out 2 years ago. Been a pleasure since. Cheers my Celtic brothers haha 🍻
Cracked wall gives a character to the roundhouse. Like a druid's house.
C'est la tranquillité total.. c'est le calme du paradis... bravo.. bravo
Definitely busting out my Instant Pot after this episode!
Love to see you guy's in the woods having fun rain or shine !!!!!!!!
Wow, amazing..
The house in forest is nature
Thank you mates for sharing your amazing experience with us, love from Sweden
Round house looks really good, especially the shot in the evening with the fire through the doorway. Great to escape and chill out. 👍
Scary that I'm old enough to remember when Pressure Cookers were a popular home appliance :P
Yeah, they call them Insta-pots now... what's old is new again!
I'm 48 and I can remember my grand ma using one. I think I was 2 or 3 at the time.
Still use mine. Very economical with power.
@@nancyw2686 as I remember, they moved from stove top to completely electric versions. Maybe they fell out of favour with microwaves being invented? I'm pretty sure professional chef's still use them a lot though.
My mam used to use 1 until a few years ago for the veg on our Sunday dinner, I'm only 37 lol, but it broke so instead of buying a new one she just uses a steamer now
Great to see ya'll having a great time!
Great to see it complete and in action with an overnight stay. That cast iron pressure cooker looks scary! I've never seen one before. Thanks guys.
That is an awesome structure. I love it.
Cheers
Another awesome video gents. There is some incredible ASMR sounds accompanying this video which adds to the enjoyment of watching ❤️
Everywhere I’ve lived, I’ve always explored the bicycle trails on the edge of the city to determine the best to use to bug out. I had focused on building a small trailer I could convert into a temporary shelter, but watching your channel, I’ve been inspired to do more exploring in the forests about two hour ride from the city to utilize one of your shelters to establish more of a semi long term place to stay until it’s safe to return to the city. Call me paranoid, but that has been in my head for at least 40 years.
Glad the videos have inspired you Jim!
Glad to see both of you guys once again ready to see something new
Clay always cracks when it dries. You just patch it up, as u said, after it has dried out completely--may take a couple times. Add a little water to the cracked surface before patching to help it adhere. More straw in the mix for future builds should help, as well as crushed pieces of old clay tiles. The stone wall foundation for the wood & clay would keep the ground water away. Usually, the roof edge can extend out a bit less than a meter to protect the clay. (You can paint a lime/resin plaster on the finished clay wall for a natural waterproof sealant).
Suggestion about the smoke: Have 2 long sticks (poles) to lift the cap up from the hut just enough to let the smoke move upwards & out, but still keep the rain out. Might want to wait until the smoke filters through the hatch to drive any pests out first, though.
Pressure cooking: See some steam (from open safety cap gauge) before adding & latching the lid. Turn down the flame (lol), once you seal the lid! Don't want a lid rocket! Before opening, let it cool down to barely be able to hold your hand on the outside or when no more steam is visible. (It will still be cooking, while it cools). Add the uniform cuts of veggies for the last 10-minutes, when u are cooking meat, as well, so as not to be mushy. Cooking time for the meat is greatly shortened from any Dutch oven temps. Hope this helps anyone! You did great on the build, guys! Love it! :)
Its awsome hous or hut. Generations ago human shelter chenges rapidly improvising.
Freinds I am from India this type or I should say many beautiful mud bamboo and log houses even stone houses still exist in rural and hilly areas of India.
You explored celtic shelter / home, I felt very happy.
Awsome.
The descending pitch of the sizzle as each succesive piece of chicken is dropped in is a thing of wonder.
Great to see you and Dustin together again. Hope to see a great series.
It is an excellent hut!!! Huge work you did which is highly appreciable.
But there is no provision of exhaust system for smoke. That was very easy to set.
Thank you so much to serve the nice program.
so happy to see you two back togather agan
Can't wait to see another one of those shelters built!
Ah the sound of rain ... most relaxing 😌
wow, thats luxury compared to being in the harsh elements, well done!
That is one hell of a build! I would live in there full time.
My daughter-in-law used to tell my young grandchildren that Yams were 'Power of the Sun' potatoes. They were fascinated. I enjoyed your live stream with Dustin at the Roundhouse. It was a fine test of the roof! In the Rocky Mountains, the elevation is too high (air pressure is too low) for regular pots and pans to boil. Pressure cooking is a necessary part of things.
Looks like a great camp, a great night. Loving the round house.
Great videos, nice roundhouse, I want one!
Парням , респект и уважение! У очага не достает , камней вокруг очага. Камни аккумулировали бы тепло. Успехов вам и здоровья;!!!
I learn a lot from watching these videos from you.
I fall in love with that press cooker...
A nice cuppa hot herbal tea to start the day! So good to see you both. Interesting pressure cooker there. I could just about smell it!
I was so stoked to catch the live stream on my commute home from work! You guys are Legendary!!!
Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed it!
Love this roundhouse! Epic!
Great video. Was waiting for you to to be sitting there in the morning looking rough saying never again . We stick to the coffee. ,😂😂👍
Finally able to sit and watch this video! My first thought watching you drop the veg in the pressure pot was “those only need three minutes, don’t put them in now!” If you do this again, you can cook the meat under pressure for 15-20 min, quick release the pressure, pop the veg in, get it back up to pressure and cook the veg for 3 minutes. The veg will be perfect and tender without being over cooked. Cheers, guys! Legends.
that pressure cooker is a mean piece of kit !!!
What a wonderful friendship guys... Enjoy the night... Drink moderately... Thanks for the adventure guys... 🇵🇭🇺🇸⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Only 12 days!!!!!!
That's amazing!
the house is super GRAAAAAAND!!!!
I like watching you guys... I always learn something new. Thank you!
Those may be the biggest chop sticks I've ever seen in a Roundhouse. Great Build.
Thanks so much for your beautiful vlogs was great fun thanks guys
Every thing looks ancient except for the Silky saw and the ferro rod that speaks volumes for those two advancements . Great video !
Awesome to see you finally use it.
I was just about to mention my brother, as a child, touching the valve on a pressure cooker. Then you said; "What child wouldn't want to..." 😀 lesson learnt.
Great video guys. Ale, mead, meat and fire. Perfect.
Looking really good fun happy to see you pair back doing over nighter really enjoyed watching
Looks incredible, I'd move in right now.
THAT IS exact WHAT I need for me.A hobbit Home in the Forrest. YOU diid a very VERY good Job, RESPECT.
Great round house it would be so awesome to have one. Great job guys thank you for sharing this.
I love watching you two together. Ya’ll crack me up! And the food looks yummy 🤤
The dynamic duo🌲
So good to see you guys back together with good food and the mead. Your heads were definitely clearer this time than in the first overnight video. Keep building guys !