Building a permanent bushcraft camp! Episode 2: getting it covered!

In this video I get started on covering our new permanent camp shelter with spruce boughs and moss, I take you over the completed frames and share my plans for what's next!
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[@deborahnouali4239]

a labour of love Paul ! I adore the idea of how it will be once your fire is inside ! magical spot to spend time i am sure ~ Bravo !

[@theoutdoortraditionalist]

Oooof, that's going to be epic when finished.

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Haha I may be an old man before that happens! 😁

[@ECWoodlandCrafts]

That's really coming along nicely, it's going to be super cosy inside. I'm looking forward to seeing what you get up to.

[@FelixImmler]

Hello Paul. Thanks a lot for this super interesting video!!

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thank you man I appreciate you taking the time to watch! 😁🤜🏻

[@stevemcdermott6199]

Fantastic Paul it's going to be amazing 😉

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Here's hoping man! I'm looking forward to working on the details! 😁

[@DavidLee-yu7yz]

The design is well thought out Paul, going to be a real bolthole from the outside World this, :-) Dave

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Here's hoping buddy that's the real inspiration for making it I think! 😁🤜🏻

[@traceybrown6769]

As always Paul... amazing to watch you build this beauty. 🙌

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thank you Tracey! I appreciate it! ☺️💙

[@marjiecleveland]

This is a lot of work but it sure looks amazing! I love the moss and the window. Great job!

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thank you it sure it is! By far my biggest effort yet, it's only ⅓ done even now haha! Thank you for taking the time to follow along! ☺️

[@bradmacdonald7190]

Looks great Paul 👍. Perfect place to hide and go off grid. Looking forward to the next video.

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thanks buddy! Here's hoping! 😁

[@jqoutdoors]

Shelter looks banging Paul

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Thanks buddy! 😁🤜🏻

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

It's looking great Paul love the windo area atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍👍

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thanks mate I appreciate it! 😁🤜🏻

[@canastasiou68]

Looking real good Paul, your doing a great job mate. Cheers

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah thank you! 😁

[@johnoutdoors6273]

Nice job Paul love it 😍 Amazing job, just getting more in to bushcraft. ATB John

[@NorthwalesBushcrafters]

Well done on hitting 2000 matey

[@weyman9868]

Looking great buddy, can't for the next instalment. Atb Stuart

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Ah cheers Stuart I appreciate it! Looking forward to doing the more interesting bits next time! 😁

[@robmallion5957]

👍👍

[@RoadToFreedom29]

Amazing video buddy looks bloody amazing! Really hope I can come up this year and speaks a few days with you buddy!

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

If you aren't sat round the fire here at some point this year I'll be very disappointed! Haha 😁🤜🏻

[@RoadToFreedom29]

@@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft it is happening brother I promise you that!

[@alanshep70]

Hi Paul, great video thank you for sharing. And a really beautiful spot, love the bird sounds! One question, will you lay some branches outside the moss again to keep it from peeling off in a strong wind or will the surrounding forest keep most strong winds away?

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Hey Alan! Thanks for watching I really appreciate it! The bird song is one of my favorite things! To answer your question the moss will be the outer layer there shouldn't be a need for more branches, the area I'm in is quite sheltered bit the moss is also quite heavy it takes up some soil with it and that weighs everything down, I've used moss a few times and it all grows together and becomes a sort of living structure which adds to the rigidity. Thanks again and all the best. 😁

[@redsorgum]

That sure is a lot of moss you have to collect to cover it. Are you going to use a wood stove to heat it in the winter?

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Yeah it's some serious effort haha, it's going to have a fireplace inside. 😁

[@jacindaklein8190]

Does the moss keep the rain from leaking in?

[@jackrainbow560]

Paul, my man, PLEASE will you NOT keep waving the camera around. It creates a fast and disorientating blur for your viewers. Its like you think waving the camera around is the same as gesturing with your arm, but it is not the same and you need to stop doing that. Most of your clips are extremely weak on construction detail. I strongly recommend you consult a professional camera person and learn some do's and don'ts. Its obvious you're a skilled and experienced bushcrafter and I would really like to see your stuff once you have control of your camera and viewer awareness - which you entirely lack. Your deserved success speaks to your knowledge and skill in bush craft, not your understanding of the camera.

[@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft]

Hey Jack! Thank you for your honest and constructive feedback, having watched it back I totally agree with you, and I'll see what I can do to improve it from here on out, again thank you for being honest and pointing it out without being insensitive, that's really appreciated, and only through acknowledgement of weaknesses can things be strengthened 🙂 Cheers dude 🙂

[@jackrainbow560]

@@paulsmithprimitivebushcraft Will be looking out for your next clip and I KNOW it will be better than the last. Thank YOU.