Bushcraft Skills at my Long - Term Shelter - Comb Making - Heavy Rain - Campfire Cooking (Part 13)

Practicing bushcraft skills at my long-term shelter in the woods. On this trip, I made a wooden comb. I split a piece of hardwood using a machete knife. I carved the comb using a Karesuando Axe and my Moraknive carving knife. I used the Kohlrosing technique for the first time: engraving a leaf pattern on the comb using a knife, oil, cinnamon, and coffee powder. I made a simple tripod for campfire cooking. I prepared green beans with garlic dressing and millet polenta for dinner. I drank ginger and linden flower tea while enjoying the soothing sounds of the rain. No talking, only peaceful nature sounds.
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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.
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[@WildGreenJohanna]

I created a playlist with all the videos that I filmed at my long-term shelter - you can access it by clicking this link:

[@marleneburrows6725]

Your an amazing what you can do.

[@ChristineJonah88]

Do you make your own composting for your garden?

[@cindyq52700]

Your videos are awesome!

[@jacquirogers5656]

what happened to your lil cottage house with your beautiful garden and walk ways

[@MariaCruz-vv7ny]

Florestas linda.

[@Mia7yhw]

Magnifica casetta

[@wageaddy7366]

I love you and your Job Johanna😘😘from Ethiopia😍

[@stacywilliams1710]

Good Job

[@AddBox]

the misqueto net really completes it too

[@dinnoaquino1190]

Vídeo very so beautfull!kisses..Ingleses beach..Florianópolis city

[@arleneduarte740]

Se respira tranquilidad en éstos bellos paisajes.

[@nancyl3843]

Another beautiful video. Such peace. God bless you.

[@fabri2899]

What prepare on fire? Speak Italian l?

[@fabri2899]

What tysana prepare?

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Those axes are lovely to look at. NOW, I can see what they are made to do. Combing your long hair without snagging anything was a true proof of how smoothly you carved that comb!

[@cidgamela]

Além de linda é habilidosa, gostei Parabéns e gratidão por compartilhar!

[@timetokill.8593]

Very beautiful lady

[@timetokill.8593]

Love your videos your survival skills are beyond imagination.

[@oscaralbertocalderoncastil4059]

I liked the utecilio that birds threw greetings