3 days alone in the wild - bushcraft, spoon carving, tarp shelter, campfire cooking (Day 1)

Day 1 of my 3-day bushcraft trip alone in the wild- 3x3 tarp shelter setup, building a campfire tripod, drinking a cup of blooming tea, campfire cooking - fish with rice, peanuts and vegetables, and carving a linden wood spoon. No talking, only peaceful nature sounds.
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Thank you all for watching, for all your comments and support!
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Hi, my name is Johanna and I love nature, especially the wild green woods. Welcome to my channel! You are going to find beautiful wild camping, bushcraft videos here, no talking, just being and enjoying nature and a simpler more authentic way of living.
Sharing your happiness is one way of bringing more happiness into your life. This is one of the reasons why I created this KZbin channel and these videos. Enjoy and be inspired!

[@mekanik7190]

Hail, Lonely Queen of nature.Mother Nature needs people like you.We love you...Im from Türkiye...

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

Such carefully prepared meals.

[@RICHARDROLLINSONDESIGNPHOTOGRA]

Just read your about page and I am going through a similar time in my life. I scrapped my TV years ago and with this lockdown I have deleted Facebook and Instagram. Seeing videos like yours inspires me and makes me more sure of venturing down this new path. Good luck to you, hope you find happiness and keep sharing your adventures :)

[@WildGreenJohanna]

My Analog Adventures, thank you so much! You did a good thing, that's very brave of you. I'm sure that will help you lead a more peaceful joyful life.

[@thomasmusso1147]

Good choices. I haven't been on Facebook now well into my 2nd year .. Instagram and Twitter .. never! TV .. a couple of select Series and some Sport a d Movies AAWR. No MSM News .. no 'Reality' Stuff. You Tube is currently my Main Source of Media-Based Entertainment and Alternate News. Am much more at Peace with myself as a result.

[@MarkBrockman1956]

Me too

[@alinaramos6984]

Good morning johanna

[@kaycarter492]

That food looks so tasty and healthy You’re giving me ideas

[@treewisemonkey2077]

I like your boots.

[@doubled3983]

Hello from Oklahoma! Another great video! 👍👍👍I have carved many spoons. Before I purchased a spoon knife, I used a hot coal to burn out the bowl of the spoon. Good job on your spoon! Also, a piece of an aluminum arrow shaft makes a great fire bellows. I cut mine to fit my backpack. Being a hunter, I always have old arrows. Thanks again! God Bless!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Double D, thank you again for your comment! I loved reading it. That's very interesting - burning the bowl of the spoon with a hot coal and using an aluminum arrow shaft as fire bellows. I didn't know you could use that, thank you! Thank you very much for your advice! God bless!

[@burnichi]

I was surprised to find that I am opening your new video like a child waiting for Santa Claus ... I was impatient! Thank you for this emotion, Johanna! I look forward with open heart to every new adventure you present to us ... Very beautiful filming! The light and the shadows caress ... Sometimes I argue with myself because I forget how beautiful nature is and how much it gives us and how much we are asleep at this act of creation and in ourselves. Wonderful! The spoon seems to take shape and supple! And the flowers, the tea put in the glass jar look great. I am convinced that the taste was in line with the colors! It seemed to me or was there a bear in that bush ??!! And a fox so close! I can't wait to continue! Congratulations and thank you for everything you share with us, for the undeformed beauty that you seemingly, simply, but, in fact, with so much effort, you give us! I believe that this is how mastery is achieved, step by step ...

[@WildGreenJohanna]

😄 The comparison between my videos and Santa's presents is wonderful. Thank you! I'm honored! Related to what you said - “The millions are awake enough for physical labor; but only one in a million is awake enough for effective intellectual exertion, only one in a hundred millions to a poetic or divine life. To be awake is to be alive. I have never yet met a man who was quite awake. (...) We must learn to reawaken and keep ourselves awake, not by mechanical aids, but by an infinite expectation of the dawn, which does not forsake us in our soundest sleep..”― Henry David Thoreau, Walden Yes, that was a bear. It's the first time I see one - and it was so close - 20 meters away from me. My encounter with the fox was also something new. I had never experienced something like this before. The fox even touched my hand with her nose when it smelled it. Thank you for watching and for your beautiful words!

[@nicholasleonardo4788]

Just started watching these videos about 2 weeks ago. This lady is something special. I'm retired, disabled and quite elderly so I don't get to go out much. Johanna brings so much joy to my daily life. I'll bet I watch 10 videos per day. Would love to find out more information about this amazing lady. Like how she came up with her name, also how did she learn her skills? Ex military? All I can say is a BIG thank you and keep these videos coming because you have a special gift and bring so much joy to so many daily. Nick from the beaches of eastern Long Island. Even though our beaches are beautiful I miss my hiking days while living in Northern New Jersey where the mountains, lakes, streams are also beautiful. However, im envious of those beautiful mountains, lake and streams of Europe. Have a great day all!

[@wanainiaini9440]

I watched so many of your videos yet I missed this one.. thank you for being here ❤️❤️

[@krisslindberg6099]

I used to watch Bertram videos but he's not making as many as he used to I'm so glad I found your channel and enjoying watching yours more plus you're cuter than him. LOL :)

[@barrakuda63]

It turns everywhere it goes into a home.

[@victorvargas1107]

Mí princesa hermosa 💓

[@NicolleParsons]

A lovely hand made spoon. The whole video was beautifully done, cheers.

[@krisslindberg6099]

...and he doesn't cook as good as you do. Please keep doing what you're doing, so well done.

[@planecrazyish]

So beautiful! the peace and tranquility, is priceless. Your moccasins are too cool for words 👍. Love your carving and your cooking.

[@repost3729]

someday we will all need the ability to survive in nature

[@WildGreenJohanna]

BD Adventure, you are probably right. That is also one of the reasons why I started learning more survival skills. I think these skills I now practice will be very helpful someday.

[@vazsurvival7539]

Awesome video as usual! Congrats on getting so many subscribers that quickly!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Thank you very much, Vaz! I didn't expect that to happen so fast either. I am very grateful for this.

[@bocah_hutanreal666]

Way to go johanna..! Keep up the good work!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Thank you very much, Tommy🙂!

[@tsukinoya0408]

初めまして！素晴らしい動画です！！そして、お箸の使い方が上手でびっくりしました。

[@marirose19]

Oh, Johanna! I can’t get enough of these peaceful, joyful vids of yours. Simply lovely. Pure peace & tranquility washes over me when I watch them. They’re appearing in my YT feed out of order so I saw Day 2 already. Now on to Day 3. I can’t emphasize enough how each of these vids makes my entire being-my heart, mind, soul-sing and dance. Thank you so very much for sharing your gifts & happiness.💙💫🌀✌🏼

[@EatCarbs]

Thanks for the video

[@nadiradla7803]

nice Johanna

[@gammat14]

I am loving these videos, I can't wait to get out in the world and try some of this stuff myself......You're very artistic with how you do these videos

[@WildGreenJohanna]

gammat14, thank you again for leaving a comment! I'm glad my videos encourage you to go outdoors and do things with your hands. This is a healing experience for us modern men. Wish you many beautiful moments spent in the natural world!

[@vincepantah]

Again a beautiful video. Nice to see you also pickup woodcarving. What a joy that is right? I used to do it as an child and after almost 35 years I picked it up again this sommer. Also made a spoon and 2 cuksa's. What a beautiful coksa you have. I really like the model. I will try to make 1 of those. Planning to go into the Woods this week. First week of November. Nice tarp setup. The stick didnt border you when you have to go outside in the middle of the night? Knowing myself I will staple upon it. Ha ha. I saw other bushcrafter used this model also. I quess lonewolf 902 even devellop 3 types of this tarp. I will try this setup but try to tied up the upper end to a tree if possible. Quickly going to watch your part 2 end 3 of this series. Thanks for a GREAT VID AGAIN. Best of luck to you and stay healthy. Vince aka Redman in the Woods.

[@JimCrossan]

Brilliant Johanna, I think I'm doing your back catalogue now. So peaceful and skilful in every aspect. You are indeed a very talented lady. From spoons to recording video... xx

[@boboneil949]

Interesting how you lay out your meals, gourmet. I just eat like hungry dog, which I usually am

[@WildGreenJohanna]

:) Thank you very much, Bob!

[@tearoha.hohaia]

What - to be continued! No. Aye? Yeah - but... what happens with the bear? And that fox. I want to see the finished spoon. Oh darn. Fine then. I can wait. Kia ora Johanna. Your work is beautiful. Your sharing is generous. I am so looking forward to the next episode.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Kia ora Te Aroha Hohaia! I really enjoyed reading your comment. You made me smile. So glad you enjoyed this video. I will upload part two next week. Many thanks for your kind words!

[@saman2169]

Very nice 👍 I 😊😍🌹🌹❤️❤️

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Thank you so much! :)

[@saman2169]

@@WildGreenJohanna 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊😘🌹🌹

[@phuongbang8031]

Great! Pictures are so beautiful!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Phương Bằng, thank you! Nice to read your comment again.

[@Boanerges2008]

I love the vids, as well they are so quiet and peaceful. Very beautiful pictures. Thx for sharing this 🙏🌈

[@marcelosilva6955]

I loved the video!!!! kuksa with splendid tea, I loved the Asian style rice.😊😊😊

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Thank you very much, Marcelo 🙂! So glad you enjoyed it! Yes - the blooming tea is a feast for the eyes. It's a wonderful visual experience.

[@marcelosilva6955]

@@WildGreenJohanna vou escrever em portugues Brasil, no titulo do video diz "sozinha na selva" você nao esta sozinha estamos com você em video😄😄😄😄😄😄😍😍😄😄

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Yes, you are there with me, you are right, Marcelo. Thank you for reminding me that!

[@LinguaLuminum]

Thanks for another splendid piece of beauty and tranquility. I really loved the sunlights on the tarp falling through the leaves, I love how you pick up these things that can be easily missed especially in the wild. Looking forward to the next one, which seems to be a bit thrilling as well? ;-)

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Lingua Luminum, thank you very much for your beautiful comment! That kind of light creates a wonderful atmosphere, you are right. Yes, the next one is a little bit thrilling. It's the first time I see a bear in the forest, and it was very close - 20 meters away from me, I think. But he was very beautiful, and he ran away when he saw me. I'm sorry I couldn't film him better. It's hard to do that very fast when you are using manual mode on your camera.

[@figtreeprophecy]

You prepare your meals like your expecting company. I am pleased you invited me. I enjoyed our time together. The campfire was comforting, the meal delicious and the nature was lively and uplifting. Thank you. 🐾

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Glad you could join me for dinner! You're always welcome! Figtreeprophecy thank you for your wonderful comment! It was a pleasure to read.

[@figtreeprophecy]

@@WildGreenJohanna my pleasure. Im listening to the birds ...and bees and fire sizzle as i came back to read the reply. Now i have to feed the cat. Must be all the birds sounds that are making her hungry! 😀

[@user-xp2vb5gt7d]

สู้ๆ^^

[@NalunemTV]

It's a very nice place!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

It really is! Thank you very much!

[@user-jz6gh2kt7u]

all the videos are really great. everything you do is like a ritual.!

[@nm-ge4tb]

👍👍Relaxing , just sit and watch and chill , totally awaiting the next vlog , thank you Johanna atb Wayne 👍👍👌✌🙏🌹

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Many thanks, Wayne! I'm very glad you enjoy watching my videos so much!

[@siusiukam4546]

I wonder if you were really alone because filming is so excellent.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Creating such a video requires many many hours of hard work. The filming is fine, but this video is also the result of days of editing - cropping and adjusting the images, the lighting, the colors, the sound. 30% of what I filmed I can't use, I just have to throw it away. All in all, I know I'm still making lots of errors and I hope my video quality will improve in time. Thanks for watching!

[@Dadangandara]

Amazing carving

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Dadan gandara, thank you! I also watched two of your videos. Very nice! Congratulations!

[@Dadangandara]

@@WildGreenJohanna amazing friend you video i like nice beautiful

[@thomasmusso1147]

👍👍👍. Chopsticks .. I've been mulling for some time over getting a set or two for my Outdoor Doodahs. Watching you .. and how much easier it makes food prep .. will have find a suitable supplier for some suitable ones. Simple .. peaceful .. highly satisfying to sit back and watch. Also, albeit somewhat a loner, I have always been a keen observer of People .. watching what they are doing and how they go about their tasks. It's surprising how much one can learn and get great pleasure by sitting and observing .. thus .. A Story .. if I may please (some 'Useless Information' as I call it) .. please ignore if not of interest: Back in 1977-ish, I was a Production Shift Boss (Supervisor) on a Deep Level South African Gold Mine. My Section was on a Sub-Vertical Shaft 2000+ metres below the surface. We were still blasting the Tunnels that lead to the Gold Reef Plane and as such had not yet effected 'Holings' on the Inclined Reef Body .. a '2nd Outlet' .. another means to travel (and exit from the Mine in an Emergency) between the different Levels. Thus, the Shaft (termed a 'Single Outlet' one) was our only means of transport between the working levels and out of the Mine. One had to phone 'Upstairs' for a 'Cage' (Lift) in order to move between Levels and thus to other Working Areas. The Shaft Working Schedule meant that often one had to sit and wait at the specific Shaft 'Station' some time for an available Cage. We had a 'Boilermaker' (an Engineering Artisan tasked mainly with Steel-Related Fabrication, Construction and Installation .. lots of heavy duty work with Oxy-Acetylene Cutting and Welding Equipment) named 'Dries', his Surname escapes me, who used to do his steel fabrication on the various Level 'Stations' before going inside to install it. Inter alia, highly complex Steel Pipework ranging from 100mm to 250mm in diameter plus fabrications from Sheets of Steel up to 20mm thick and more. A quiet, tall, thin very unassuming man .. actually a very nice person. Watching him practicing his craft was for me, an absolute pleasure. He was an absolute MASTER of his Trade. Welding that had the metal sections being joined seem as one. Thick steel plates cut so smoothly .. looking like butter gone through with a hot knife. Complex, convoluted Pipe Construction Sections that when installed inside, fitted first time, every time. That and more. If permitted, I could have sat and watched him work (and learn) all day. Yep .. keeping quiet, watching, appreciating and learning .. something to be enjoyed. Take care ..

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Really enjoying these videos you have a great skill at putting them together I hope to learn something from you atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@MarkBrockman1956]

❤️

[@Tu-kue]

Look at that. A woman is camping in the forest. And she doesn't care what camera angle she looks better at. She cares about what she does and what nature looks like. This is her 7th video, and not once has she ever swam naked in a lake or river. There's not even a second of footage so I can think, "this woman here is trying to get more male followers by showing her body." Nope, even for a second . Can you believe that? She's doing what she opened the channel for. THANK YOU VERY MUCH JOHANNA. I think the night footage will get better over time. Maybe using light, maybe with a better camera. Thank you for sharing.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Tukuhe, thank you very much! I love nature, filming and doing things with my hands. These trips offer me a sense of peace and freedom. The things I do absorb all my attention. I couldn't think about anything else there. That's the beauty of it! My camera is old, indeed I would need a better one for night footage, but for the moment I think this will do. I have a led video light, but I didn't use it in this video. This was a 3-day trip, so I couldn't carry more.

[@dantoddp1]

Thank you for the sweet places you take me. The Tea looked cool.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Todd Porter, you're always welcome. That tea is called blooming tea, it looks very beautiful indeed.Thank you for your support!

[@claudiousjob8714]

Wow Very Nice Video Dear Good Job 👌👍 Beautiful You 💟 God Bless You All Best Wishes To You Dear Johanna❤️🙏🏻❤️ Where are you how are you Dear ❤

[@changvue652]

New subscriber here! Love your videos and the shades of green it brings

[@marjosl1970]

Wow 3days solo campping l'm support like this one good work share my life you sharing ideal good whatching 👍

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Master Josi, thank you again for your support! This was indeed a new experience for me, my first 3-day bushcraft trip.

[@gunnareppenbuhr832]

Hallo Johanna,bin über deinen Kanal gestolpert und habe natürlich ein Abo dagelassen, nettes Video und freu mich gleich auf den 2Tag.....Schlag mich weiter durch deinen Kanal...werden bestimmt noch schöne Videos folgen ...in diesem Sinne bleib gesund und munter...LG aus Hessisch Oldendorf im schönen Weserbergland GERMANY

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Danke schön!

[@edgardomolinari21]

👍¡SALUDOS DESDE AQUI ! 👁👁🦉🌎🏡🌹🐕🐦🐣🐤🙋‍♂️🇦🇷

[@redsorgum]

I enjoyed this, it was very relaxing. I like your camp setup. Vă mulțumim că ați postat videoclipul, liniștea voastră și familiei voastre. 💪🇷🇴🇺🇸👏👏👏💪

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Redsorgum, thank you so much! This is one of the most beautiful comments I read because you wrote part of it in my native language. Your gesture has touched my heart. Thank you, my friend! Peace to you and your family! 🇺🇸🇷🇴

[@lizgray3369]

love the video!!! every clip is comfortable

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Liz Gray, thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it!

[@christophe7747]

Bonjour, magnifique vidéo qui m'a fait passé un agréable moment, superbe forêt 🌳🌲🌳🌲et très belle réalisation de cuillère Johanna 👍

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Merci beaucoup, Christophe! Je suis content que vous aimez mes videos.

[@c.f.outdoors6007]

Buna Johanna!! Tocmai te-am descoperit din intamplare si ma bucur foarte mult! Salutari din Spania si succes in continuare!!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Buna! Ma bucur ca iti plac filmele. Multumesc mult!

[@1solorainforest]

Really love your footage....nicely done Johanna...

[@WildGreenJohanna]

1solo Bushcraft, thank you very much!

[@hadisubarna1054]

Saya menghargai setiap manusia yang mencintai alam. Beban kerja setiap hari akan hilang melihat video ini. Saya sudah lama tidak melakukan kegiatan di alam ..

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Terima kasih banyak! I'm so glad my videos help you relax and forget your worries. Hope you will enjoy some moments in the great outdoors soon! You seem to be a very kind man. I enjoyed reading your comment. Wish you all the best!

[@dirkmontgomery2xs]

👍

[@trooper2221]

What country are you in?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Romania.

[@brudertuck5872]

The sound of nature and enjoying yummy food in a calm and relaxing environment. Is there anything else you can ask for? Can't wait to see day 2 & 3. And btw: Congrats for reaching 500 subscribers!!!!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Burder Tuck, thanks a lot! Yes, that day in the woods was wonderful. I didn't expect reaching 500 subscribers so soon. I am very grateful for this.

[@martinkamensky3758]

you are great Johanna :) subscribe ahoj :)

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Thank you very much, Martin 🙂! Ahoj!

[@catamures1]

Buna, cutitele sunt Mora ? Daca da, esti multumita de ele ?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Cele de cioplit - cred ca la ele te referi. Da sunt Mora si da - foarte multumita.

[@catamures1]

Da. la acelea ma refeream. Spor la treaba in continuare.😊

[@Dethrone55]

Your videos are just visually beautiful. Your camera work is great. And of course your adventures inspire. Thank you for sharing. What camera do you use?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Dethrone55, many thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed watching. Nikon D810.

[@KundanKumar-om2jw]

Love your videos, watching them is very peaceful and calming, also love the way you make your food plate.... hope i could start it some day. Which country do you live in?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Kundan Kumar, thank you very much! I'm very glad my videos help you feel calm. I live in Romania.

[@zone5-FschJg]

What kind of jacket do you wear ?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Nothing special. I think it's from H&M. I just like it because it is very comfortable, useful (protects me from mosquitoes, the sun or the cold and has lots of pockets) and it also looks nice.

[@zone5-FschJg]

@@WildGreenJohanna It really does look nice an functional. Hard to find something like that, when it's not from Fjällräven. And Army Parkas are always made from very thick material. But nevertheless, I wish you always a dry shelter and maximum adventures!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

@@zone5-FschJg Thank you very much!

[@withnature250]

Awesome shots - again.. especially the scenes of the campfire perfectly fill the taken footage. Tasty meal, great carving experience. The fox that approached the campsite; that was lovely and quite interesting. Did you capture it from a distance? It looks you were very close to each-other. Yes, that quote of H.D.Thoreau tells a lot, keep up the good work.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

With nature, thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it! The fox touched my hand with its nose when it smelled it. That was a wonderful new experience for me. The fox was very hungry, I understood that because it stole my bag of rice and started eating raw rice out of it. That touched my heart. I gave it something to eat. The fox just came and took the food from my hand. I think there is no problem with that, because that part of the forest is rarely visited by humans. So this fox surely wasn't accustomed to humans and won't see many humans in its life...maybe that is why it was so brave and approached my camp that way. I also talked to the fox very gently, and it felt that I had good intentions, so it wasn't scared. This experience warmed my heart. I think I needed that after I saw that bear - I was scared because of that. The fox encounter melted that fear away, and filled my heart with love.

[@withnature250]

@@WildGreenJohanna . Wish you've had time to film your experience with the fox. Yes, for a rarely visited area by humans it may be ok to give them some food; otherwise, you know it - people can give them harm, if they get used to approach everyone. Usually, main reason of animal approach is smell of food. During daytime it may be fine, but at night is crucially important to not leave any smell of food, especially if camping in an area where predatory mammals live. I've made that mistake twice and it was not fun::). Bears. The other animals are ok, but if you have bears in the area.. I dont know, never though about that..but I definitely would be prepared in much different shape. so, pls be careful, at least having with you a bear spray must be a must. Of course, the most deterrant thing while camping at night is the campfire.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

@with nature, yes, I had time to film the fox experience. You will see it in my next video. That area is rarely visited by humans. I think nobody camps in that area (except me 😅). So, I hope I've done no harm. I am not even sure if the fox smelled something, because it was raining, I wasn't cooking and all I had left was rice, nuts, fruits, and some vegetables. Maybe it just saw the camp and came looking for food. I don't know. I just understood the fox was hungry from the way it behaved. I am careful and I hang my food in a tree, far away from my camp during the night. I always do that in the mountains. My country has lots of bears. They usually live in the mountains, but now I see they have descended to these forests in lower regions. I admit I didn't expect bears to live in that forest, that's why I wasn't prepared and I didn't make noise either. I went hiking for years in the mountains. I never had any problems with bears, never saw one until now, although we have lots of them. We Romanians usually fear the shepherd's dogs more than bears when we go to the mountains. I heard a loud branch crack (it was the bear), but as I didn't think that could be a bear, I just continued filming and being silent. When the bear appeared we were both very surprised. The bear clearly didn't know I was there, it would have avoided me if it had heard me or if it had seen me. We both just froze and looked at each other for a few seconds. Then I made a loud noise and he ran away. It was a beautiful light brown bear, very big head and neck (that's what I saw) and it didn't look aggressive at all. But from now on I will certainly be careful, make lots of noise if I hear noise and I will buy a bear spray, although I think and I hope I won't need it or ever use it. Thank you very much for your excellent pieces of advice!

[@4taro418]

What brand is knife？ you're cool👍🏻

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Morakniv. Thank you!

[@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950]

Wonderful video Johanna!! I really enjoy your style! We should do some cooperation if you are on to it.

[@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950]

I just reached 1010 subs and I think you and I have the same quality but still different. When you reach 1000 subs we can help each other in the description box by writing a @ + our channel names. In this way our followers can get inspiration from us to our channels. (the reason I say we can wait until you get 1000 subs is because KZbin have a rule that only 1000 subs can do so.) I do not make shoutouts in my videos so I can only recommend your channel through description, and since your channel is silent bushcraft I guess its the same with you. This is totally up to you if you want to cooparate like this. If you dont want to im totally okey with this- I will continue following your work! I have not done this deal with anyone ells so it would nice to do with you! All the best from Kristian!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Hi, Kristian! Thank you for your support! I'm glad you liked it! I am thinking of adding some channels to that section called Featured Channels on my channel homepage. I'll add your channel as a recommendation there, when I'll do that. As for the mentions (@+channel name), I will gladly do that when the content of the video is somehow related to one of your videos. No need for you to return the favor, Kristian. Wish you all the best!

[@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950]

Dear Johanna, wonderful! in that case I will add your channel to my featured channels section as well. At the moment I have non there. So I will add you and one of my friends through a long time, Swedwoods (maybe you know him). I will add your channel to the section in the weekend. I’m going to Norway tomorrow to du some filming.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

@@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950 thank you! Yes, of course, I know him, he is one of my favorites. Have a nice trip! Can't wait to see your next video!

[@bushcrafterhans882]

Another beautiful video. What kind of vegetables look like a cucumber?

[@WildGreenJohanna]

Hans Lauper, thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it. It's a zucchini. In my country we call them small pumpkins, but they are zucchini - light green color.

[@bushcrafterhans882]

@@WildGreenJohanna Well, yes Zucchini. I could have thought of it. 😉

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@@WildGreenJohanna that's very curious. In my language (Portuguese) Zuchini is also called a "small pumpkin". Abrobrinha being small pumpkin/zuchini and Abobora being Pumpkin.

[@WildGreenJohanna]

@Andre L that is interesting, indeed. "Dovleac" is pumpkin in Romanian, and "dovlecel" means small pumpkin. Pumpkins and zucchinis are part of the same genus - Cucurbita. I now read that zucchinis are also called summer squash in English, and pumpkins are also called winter squash, so this might be the explanation for their similar names. Best wishes!

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