Bushcraft trip - making primitive clothes, baking bread on hot stones, cooking meat over fire etc.

Day trip. I turn two reindeer skins into winter clothes, twist natural fibers into cord, bake bread, cook meat and sew a hole in a reindeer skin. Open the full video description for more information.
Here can you see all videos from the camp including how I made the shelter • Bushcraft trip - shelt...
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Date: 02-10-2019
1°C (33.8°F)
Location: Sapmi - the land of the Sami people in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Clean and remote classic northern wilderness. Fresh water rivers. Pine, spruce and birch forrest. Mountains, bears, wolves, eagles, reindeers etc. No wildlife is giving campers problems. I can't give you any information about my location, only that I am somewhere in Sapmi. You need to be the owner or get the owners permission if you want to do the same in Sapmi.
Consuming: Water (rainwater and meltwater). Meat (cow), bread (plain flour and water).
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A few questions:
1. Can you give a few points about the clothes?
Yes - use one reindeer skin to make a cape and one to make a poncho. It is some of the most simple designs ideal in case of a "survival situation" (of course assuming you already have tanned skins available or something else like a blanket or other fabric). The poncho is defiantly the warmest and the most practical for physical work, but in case of bad weather does the cape offer some great neck protection and can shelter your other clothes from getting wet. Both designs still make you able to use the skins for sleeping and ground pads etc. but the cape is the only truly intact skin. Remember to cut the poncho head hole off center compensating for the extra length needed for your shoulders. You can greatly improve the poncho by permanent sewing a few stitches in the sides instead of trying to use a rope to keep the overlaps closed.
2. How did you make the bread?
Mixed water and plain flour. Nothing else - no baking powder and no waiting time before baking. It took about 10 minutes to bake the bread on the preheated stones. Some of the most basic bred, but taste great.
3. What kind of sewing kit are you using?
Traditional Sami belt sewing kit - in my case homemade from reindeer antler.
4. What fibers did you use to make the belt?
Bark fibers from a tilia tree twisted together as a basic 2 ply method. One of the best natural fibers for traditional rope making in the north. In this case is it fibers given to me by the youtuber DonVonGun - he did prepare the fibers the traditional way by soaking the bark in water for weeks before drying and separating the layers. DonVonGun is from Denmark just like me and we have been on serval trips together over the years - it was DonVonGun who inspired me to start making the silent bushcraft videos. Here can you see Don making the bark fibers and rope • Bushcraft Build: 10 Sh...
5. Did you hunt and tan the skins?
No - it is mass production from Sapmi.
6. Is reindeer skins warm enough?
Yes - absolutely. It is some of the best. Native people in some of the coldest areas of the world, such as Eskimos and the Sami, used reindeer for the warmest winter clothing.
7. Fur facing out or fur facing towards you?
Fur facing away from you create a "barrier" between snow/wind/moisture and the skin part of the hide and the user. Fur facing towards you allows air to get traps and heated up by body heat. In extreme weather can it be beneficial to use two skins/layers - a inner layer with the fur facing towards you and one outer layer with the fur facing away from you.
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Some of the gear used:
1. Pants = Klattermusen Gere 2.0 Regular
2. Boots = Redback original
3. Kettle = Eagle 1.5 L
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Video gear: Canon EOS RP, Canon 50 1.8, Røde videomicpro+, Zoom h2n, iMovie.
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[@rosschapman1340]

These videos are so tranquil. He brings a level of peace to a overstimulated world.

[@user-nn8jl4wd8t]

Орроооо

[@calholli]

Bro, you're watching youtube video on the internet. lol.. You're still being stimulated to the max

[@bradiano3764]

God bless youl

[@sassmate1003]

@@calholli stfu

[@tracyvinning4852]

True

[@jeffmcilroy7081]

Your starting to look more and more like a Paleolithic hunter gatherer every day my friend.. and we love it! Your videos always show me that what little we really need in life can be gathered or made from the things around us. Much like what it would have been just a few thousand years ago

[@user-os3yq1qv9u]

W. . . .

[@withlol777]

I know, this video made me want to leave the modern world behind completely!

[@williamdavis7961]

I love how he’s always smilling

[@welshwoodbushcraft]

Definitely high on life!

[@thewatchlist6917]

Gotta have passion in your work and enjoy your life

[@danielejr1460]

I think the smile is a consequence of the number of views on his channel. I'm joke of course. nice videos

[@gardnerwebb3749]

That creepy smile. Thinking I'm eating 🐿huh😏

[@joserafaelramirezvargas1856]

VIGOR 360

[@carved6749]

Funny how primitive fur coating keeps you more warm than modern tech advanced coats can

[@krisk4114]

Fur keeps you very warm i always burn up even if its cold outside when i wear my fur coat

[@Gemini84]

Um. It's another layer of skin.

[@janinebelleestrada7096]

@dogs aren't dangerous if the skin keeps me alive in cold winter days, it doesnt matter if it looks good on me, as long as it keeps me warm it is useful

[@vista6426]

@dogs aren't dangerous I believe she may have ignored it

[@carriebecker8383]

@dogs aren't dangerous what is your point, be vegan?

[@Chimalli2000]

I’m always amazed with how little this guy talks to himself its all I ever do when I’m camping on my own

[@jansveen]

he films 27 mins. But he is there for a day or two dude.

[@zettle2345]

The best part is that your clothes can still be a mat and a blanket when you decide to sleep. Thanks for letting us visit with you today :-)

[@douglasferris4596]

It’s like the camera isnt even there. He’s just going about his day and we get to watch, which I don’t know about the rest of you but I’m mesmerized. I want that kind of peace in my life.

[@alisherbabajanov9010]

R

[@aymericlp2005]

Same

[@maharrishibrunonunesvieira6531]

Sim

[@FranklinSninsky]

for real

[@xcvb828]

How even is he able?

[@deserteddave1596]

Bertram: Caveman reindeer steak & tortillas, in forest paradise Me: Bowl of Raisin Bran, in middle of big city My life sucks.

[@calholli]

He's thinking the same thing.. wishing he had wifi. otherwise, how else did he upload the video.

[@bradiano3764]

God bleds

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

Still better then your days in the army.

[@FishCakeIsland4928]

Me too, kid

[@miloudmido7073]

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[@aleksandra_614]

Had a crazy hectic day in the office as a Project Manager in the US. Came here to teleport to the scandinavian galaxy of peace and stillness. Found relief. Sending Love to you, Rune.

[@YaknTackle]

And the vision that was planted in my brain Still remains Within the sound of silence

[@ibantoy]

So lucky I found this video and now a subscriber. I always love outdoor, the wet smell of dirt, the cold air, the sound of stream and the whispers of fire, that is why everytime I have a chance, I always go camping or trekking alone. The best way to relieve stress is to reconnect with nature.

[@ozarkpipertony8396]

Literally the best outdoor videos on KZbin and I really hope he continues them!

[@weaselscreamer]

Those are such beautiful hides! I especially love watching the close-up shot of you cutting it with your puukko, seeing the beautiful texture of the skin up close and the satisfying sound the knife makes slicing through. It's all so poetic and spiritual. Thanks so much for letting us be part of your world, Rune.

[@broccolisalad9556]

That is not a normal thing to find joy in.

[@TheNertus]

27:00 No no no, sir! Thank YOU for sharing! And have a long and great life with all your deepest desires - you deserve it *hat down*

[@stepitup5409]

Rune, your videos are so good that I force myself to sit thru the advertisements just so you get any benefits they offer you. Great work friend!

[@HighZombies-ef8rd]

The pros and cons of this channel Pros: ·No talking, which makes the sounds of nature and the fire calming and relaxing ·really good skills with tools and good camera angles Cons ·There are none

[@anomaly_jackie]

This is really calming and peaceful and I don’t know exactly why

[@JensVanDeAarde]

because it is so effortless...

[@LazyCookPete]

Because it is taking your soul home.

[@JensVanDeAarde]

@@LazyCookPete wow, beautifully said Pete! true true...

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Mitchlore - Because humans have been mind conditioned to believe constant mental anguish , warfare and hatred is somehow "normal" . When one lives with their environment as opposed to making a vain attempt to conquer it , it equals bliss , contentment and a form of meditation . This is why Bertram says nothing . He doesn't need to . The initiate understands silence .

[@LazyCookPete]

@@JensVanDeAarde Thanks. We humans have sat around camp fires to cook, eat, work, tell stories, sing, make music, dance and fall in love for so long it is hard-wired into our DNA to love it. It is a great pity that the TV has replaced the campfire for so many of us. At least here with Rune we have a window into that mostly lost world.

[@MediaWhored]

I am in beautiful south Florida.... I live paradise But I would leave anytime to go to your campsite You are blessed my friend I am happy for you

[@MyDoodad]

I am also in "beautiful" south florida. Went on a gator hunt in 95 degree weather in the everglades. Bagged one, but makes me want to be up there in the cold. It's too hot for October.

[@pheonixdown3944]

@@MyDoodad glad i live up north deer down there are tiny.

[@phillipalvarez3355]

The fact that he does everything with patience and ease shows that he’s a man of peace and living in it as well .this is truly encouraging

[@user-ps6ec1dw3v]

19/07/2023 Brasil meu nome é Augusto assisto todos seus vídeos...aprendi muito meu parabéns .amigo

[@Mbnewman087]

I fell asleep to this. So peaceful.

[@TheScoundrel70]

I'm in Canada, and had the first overnight frost last night. Puddles had some ice on them but we're not solid (unless very shallow). Leaves are still turning on some trees, where as others have started dropping. Temperatures are supposed to head back up to the high teens, low twenties (Celcius) the rest of the week, but the change is in the air. Western Canada has been hit with blizzards already. Watching this reminds me very much of the early snowfalls that are soon to come. Rune, you look as comfortable and content as ever. Thank you for the silent lessons and having us along! 🇨🇦❤️🙂👍👍

[@maximilienfilion7802]

Sean Lewis team Canada 🇨🇦

[@marknickerson3645]

Sean we have had 30 cm of snow Lin Calgary with no fall season!! I grew up in New Brunswick and have lived in Calgary for twenty years! God I miss my Maritime fall colours!!

[@rawzey]

Silent lessons is the perfect way to describe these videos. Hello from Vancouver

[@markv151]

Manitoba here...rain and more rain +10c Forge On Bertram ! (where is DVG btw ? Travelling still maybe.)

[@hemidart7]

Okanagan B.C. here chilly but not frozen yet... Go Canada!

[@jasonreid611]

If I saw you coming through the woods with those skins on I’d run the other way...great vids

[@smartmann5842]

😄😄

[@DeeHawkDK]

It's really smart. Making sure nobody interferes with the recordings. :)

[@cokeforever]

yeah, and the skiff axe in his hand and the other axe on the belt ;)

[@heehee5291]

@Queef Sniffer Thank you for your valuable input, Queef Sniffer.

[@only1badass582]

No wasted resources...sublime and tranquil surroundings...you sir have found heaven!

[@anhlinh5557]

I am Vietnamese I love watching this video👍👍👍

[@Pagantrail]

winter camping is the best. it was my favorite time. no bugs the air is clean and a nice fire to cook over. you just cant beat thet

[@RiveraD1988]

When he put that poncho on I was like “ yeaaaaaaahhhhh booooooyyyy”

[@jeremywilson6313]

3:48

[@calholli]

Rambo meets Viking: .. when he put on the second one with it.

[@supyanisupyani7320]

Natural, peace, calm, and hypnotizing. A very sharp knife and of course a hidden smile..Wonderful!!

[@earthangel8730]

His hidden smile is breathtaking 😍.

[@russian_strong_bold3870]

Hi, I'm from Russia. When I first watched your videos, I confess honestly you infuriated me with his slowness, untidiness and constantly happy face. But the more and more I watched them, the more I realized what is the meaning and the beauty of your video. Now I do not miss a single video and watch them all in one breath. You're good and thank you for giving a fairy tale. God bless you

[@MoeFokah]

"Constantly happy face.." Yep, definitely Russian.

[@alvinaltovar163]

so peaceful. This is the life.

[@beingiwe7256]

I love the grin of accomplishment when he tucks into his bread and meat. Happy Days

[@jawadabbas6345]

هدوء ومتعة في أحضان الطبيعة

[@chewher4171]

These vids help me fall asleep.

[@The_Crow_Flies]

I picture Rune leaving the forest after a trip and heading home to a big city to his high rise apartment. putting on a suit and heading off to his office job lol. I really enjoy your videos man. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.

[@crow4920]

I didn't expected you be here, man.

[@The_Crow_Flies]

@@crow4920 hahaha holy crap man how have you been? Yeah man I love bushcraft and Rune makes excellent videos.

[@crow4920]

@@The_Crow_Flies Good! How about you man?

[@The_Crow_Flies]

@@crow4920 been good. just doing the dad thing and spending as much time as i can outdoors. No time to record anymore lol

[@crow4920]

@@The_Crow_Flies neat!

[@jaredanderson7494]

Love that after 10 years minecraft is still going hard!

[@ladybug4762]

Such interests and skills and patients in one man! 👏🏻 I loved watching this time too!

[@keithoszmanjr4802]

I make a lot of my own gear, so to me, that bone needle and thread holder is genius (totally unexpected). From blacksmithing to sewing, you've given me inspiration for my next outdoor adventures. Cheers

[@tiarobinson]

I'm digging the reindeer cape Bertram, its a good look for you. Great ambience in the wilderness, can't beat it. Tranquility at its finest.

[@mikelndou1839]

after 12h work this is the best reward to relax at home 💖

[@somebody7843]

This is my dream life nothing eles to say.

[@bigwilly8199]

1:01 that is the most comfortable thing I have ever looked at in my entire life I wish I had that

[@TheMetalMachinist]

22:48 is the most cozy thing you'll ever experience

[@richlol544]

俺也一样

[@bigwilly8199]

@@richlol544 thank you Chinese Genie I knew you would come

[@DeeHawkDK]

If you want it enough, it's really not that hard to achieve. Except if you live in a desert, off course.

[@cathie9614]

Watch your videos before bed, so calming that they help me sleep. 👍

[@matiass.4344]

In Argentina we call the second garment:"PONCHO"and it is very effective,even better than the first options.Nice video!

[@multidimensionaltraveler806]

I like your style. 100% primitive. We can learn so much from you now for when shtf and there is 0% chance of getting pre fabricated items

[@brandonkrystynak1969]

I love that sewing kit.

[@shedshedneyramos993]

Yes me too 😂 so unique and made in creative way.

[@bjarkekirkbro1428]

I love the way you use those skins for so many different things :D

[@Blacksmithdude33]

I want to see a compilation behind the scenes video that shows all the shots of him coming back to get his camera XD

[@randomlykreated]

I have enjoyed a great number of your videos, but this one really spoke to me. I am returning to the States next year & will be living nomadic, off-grid & using some of the many skills you have beautifully shown will be part of my routine. Thank you for making & sharing.

[@1Rabble-Rouser]

Love re-watching these older post's, very therapeutic. Hopefully new content coming in 2022 👍

[@mohammedtroy4296]

you are the best

[@chrisjenkins5846]

The furs look super warm ....another great video rune... true bushcraft at is finest

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

The land of my ancestors...it's so beautiful there.

[@dgunn4408]

Damn man, you're awesome! You walk into the woods with a home made knife, axe, and a hunk of beef and make some of the best bushcraft videos on the internet. I've watched this stuff for years and guys with entire truckloads of gear can't make videos even half as cool as yours. I admire the shit out of what you do and what you stand for man. Keep going!

[@bigkarl1015]

Man that is freakimg awsome. Love the primitive clothing. You rock

[@darrinmoneer8518]

YES!!! Rune posted !! clicked as fast as I could

[@mikelndou1839]

same 🙃

[@QuantumMechanic_88]

Ditto

[@soyromeosinjulieta1648]

Unbelievable the sound of silence just being alone you can talk to yourself and talk to God Dios te bendiga Eres un super héroe 🙏

[@bushbladesnbows.2378]

Agreed, I do it myself sometimes u should try it

[@billbox1916]

You are one of the most resourceful men I've ever seen. Great video, thank you for taking us along.

[@Moonshinedave1]

I really enjoyed this video, while I was watching I kept thinking how if it wasn't for humans ability to problem solve, we would have gone extinct many many years ago. Thanks for posting, I am glad I found your website, I will be informing a friend who is also into such things.

[@Thorsten_zockt]

Rune you are pure inspiration. It was you that made my Girl and I to start with bushcraft. You re Videos always have this peaceful and chilling atmosphere which we love. And that very atmosphere is only catchable in the forest. Thanks for the Inspiration and keep up the good work.

[@tommy-ho1iu]

I find peace with your videos, thank you!

[@johngrealey1894]

Bought a reindeer skin off a Swedish guy at the Christmas market in Liverpool England about 10 years ago it was one of the warmest things I've ever purchased .there great against the cold .nothing better .

[@unsearch]

Like a Viking

[@bansmuslim3590]

you already have a great ability to live in nature ... regards from Indonesia

[@pathinton5395]

Any time I have a Bad anxiety attack I watch your videos !!! Thank you man !!! Keep it up !! Much love and respect from ALABAMA !!!

[@alettinvezehirlilambas4529]

Harika kamp olmuş. Eti de iştah açıcı bir kıvamda yapmışsın.

[@malchion]

I was wondering... Shouldn't the fur portion of the pelt you're wearing be facing the outside, not the inside? but I found out that the question isn't as simple as that. I guess if you are wearing fur that comes from a cold-weather animal type for say a coat or whatever it may be and moving around, the fur should be fur-side out and skin-side in order to diffuse wind while allowing the skin to breath and not trap moisture which can make you get colder. BUT if you are using a long fur coat as a blanket in a situation where you're sitting or lying down in a place where there is no wind, then turning the fur toward your skin will be the most efficient way to trap your body heat by trapping pockets of air in the fur. Which makes sense, as different animals from different climates have different kind of fur with different properties.

[@roberticodc]

Con agradecimiento y admiración, mis cordiales saludos desde Argentina!

[@robstone370]

He is absolutely and completely present in each of the tasks, the focus and attention to each and every action, totally conscious. It is the perfect example of what Eckhart Tolle teaches about being present and living in the moment. Awesome !

[@earthangel8730]

Eckhart Tolle wouldn't last a week in the wild! Pampered and fragile city boy who makes a shit load of money regurgitating mostly Buddhist philosophy. New age celebrity 🤮.

[@marieconley7139]

Thank you. Your wisdom and spirit show with every moment.

[@danielw7126]

You look like your having waaaaay to much fun with this series at this location. The varied content this time around is very much enjoyable.

[@darylehayward5155]

The Canadian Inuit used caribou hides for winter clothing. They used a two layer system, the fur would be next to the skin on the first layer, and the fur facing out on the outer layer.

[@lawsco113]

That sewing kit is just too awesome! I’m going to have to make one this weekend because having seen yours I can no longer live without one. Thank God I have the antlers already or I’d die having to wait for them in the snail mail. In fact I think I’m going to make that tomorrow after work.....no wait a minute it’s only 10:30..... I’m going to make it now! Thanks for the inspiration!

[@AncientEnergyEyesOpen]

Did you make it? I thought it was brilliant too

[@vadim_546]

Великолепная серия! Это похоже на жизнь неандертальца! )

[@flipcoin5327]

Remarkable my friend to this day you never fail to surprise as well as educate me ceep these videos coming

[@araozuco]

A forest man. Great shoot, great work. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@rge5y54htr2]

Never in my life have I gone camping before, yet watching this feels so familiair and right.

[@blueshadow3291]

Love love love!!!? Thanks you Bertram peacefull vidéo

[@user-df9ce4nn4m]

Im subscribed to a lot of survival channels and I can say this is one of the most interesting videos I’ve seen. I really enjoy that you just live and act like the camera isn’t there.

[@stevenjohnson7086]

I’m curious how you came to this idea of showing how to live like this. To me, it’s raw, perfect and natural. It’s like it occurred to you; “Wait! Why the heck am I living this superficial life filled with stress over folly? No! The right and true thing to do is learn to make sharp, strong and simple tools and make my own way... out THERE!” To understand the real value of patience and the reward of craft. Completely in touch. Grounded. Nothing else is so important as the warmth touching cold hands delivered on the glide of honest effort. Only the uncluttered mind is so rewarded.

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

Thanks. I know the youtuber DonVonGun and made a year ago one video similar to how he do it... Just wanted to show the customers in my axe blacksmithing buessnes what I do in my spare time, but the video tuned out to be very popular and I did make it my full time job making more similar videos instead of forging axes. Basically just a random opportunity, though after some research later on cold I see quite a lot did videos like this and in general was all of it very popular....

[@stevenjohnson7086]

Rune Malte Bertram-Nielsen You have a natural talent for this, so you can probably do this for a long time. Question: are this reindeer hides from the Sami?

[@BertramCraftAndWilderness]

@@stevenjohnson7086 Thanks. Answer in the video description.

[@stevenjohnson7086]

Rune Malte Bertram-Nielsen Sorrry! I did not think to do that. Perfect description! Takk!

[@RT-fb6ty]

You have taken us back to nature with your super videos. Primitive living skills displayed eloquently with out a word marvelous.

[@kuku6295]

一天辛苦工作结束后打开您的视频，真的可以让人感到全身心的放松和安静！感谢！

[@eliefrossard]

Now with those skins on, you truly looks like a viking Rune :D

[@michaelgarcia1315]

This is kinda like ASMR

[@TheChase008]

This was fascinating to watch. You are brilliant with your ideas. I'm sure you must pack light because your blanket is also your coat. i can also see how you keep so slim with the basic diet that you eat in these videos. Every time i watch one of your videos i get even more excited to see the next one you have coming. And your camp is getting better and better all the time. I'm really looking to see what else you plan on including into your diet. Thank you Rune for doing such amazing videos and a look into what our ancestors must have been like.

[@irfanadam639]

You are like a free person ... there are no devices like in urban areas ... like going back to ancient times ... wonderful experience..only you and nature

[@jolo88671]

Woah, sapmi is way bigger than I thought! I just looked at a map

[@luisalbertotorresvillanuev1118]

4:53 That moment reminds me : Come up to me on the Mountain and stay here so that I May give you the tablets of stone and seconds later parts the Creek with his staff "so that the waters may flow back over" ....

[@earthangel8730]

Nature is what makes these videos special. Your god with his commands on stone are not necessary and take away from the spirit of this experience. Keep those fairy tales to yourself please.

[@bushbladesnbows.2378]

@@earthangel8730 listen u can have ur own disbeliefs, but for me and this man God is what makes nature beautiful. How bout I allow us to enjoy it in our way and u can enjoy it ur way and not be toxic.

[@lcplfingers9997]

@@earthangel8730 I'm not religious in any way, shame or form but there's no need to disrespect that man like that.

[@Muudge]

@@earthangel8730 if there is a belief system that makes someone's life more enjoyable for them, and if aspects of it have to do with nature and inadvertently give them another positive view on nature itself, then "god" forbid that they believe the way they do. Do not let your unhappiness and discontent become a personal weapon against those who are happy in whatever way suits them.

[@user-kj8sq6gn1w]

Удачно встретить весну!

[@Tipi_Dan]

Educational, entertaining, atmospheric, moody, and REAL. Kudos.

[@akw31397]

This is so cool! I love watching and learning from you!!

[@MrGoldarr]

This guy can start a hide sweater business. I like how the sweater looks with the threaded rope.

[@riderfromthewest]

Thank you for making this! It was wonderful to watch!

[@blackknight9156]

"Guys really live like this and don't see any issue."

[@calholli]

Wiping a number two is an issue.

[@gritlup2089]

I wish I could have this lifestyle. Almost medieval viking like.

[@BrysenJacobsen]

Do it. Why not

[@ukaszwu6528]

watch his first films, pot, simple tent and knife :) he start from going to forest and camping. I started a month ago from hiking and making coffe in forest now i plan cook some meat or cake. It,s simple, just start from hiking even you live on sahara :p

[@harmleyten4]

@@ukaszwu6528 jup thats true, besides food i don't need anything (except my gear ofcourse) anymore when going out in to the wild.

[@joshuamayberry4301]

Looks like a very peaceful time. Thanks for sharing.

[@markcrume]

Wonderful Video, thanks for sharing with us.

[@Plastfer]

Moro em uma cidade com área de 1.500 Km², 12 milhões de habitantes e sem área rural. Como é bom poder sair dessa loucura diária e poder viajar com seus videos. Obrigado e parabéns.

[@cezarhollz4636]

Muito legal esses videos eu moro no interior do parana e consigo ponhar em pratica quase tudo que ele apresenta em seus videos muito bacana espero que um dia vc tambem venha morar no interior se isso for o seu sonho

[@Plastfer]

@@cezarhollz4636 Que legal. Essa região é muito bonita. Valeu.

[@thelosttribe-gi7cu]

You are a truly fascinating craftsman and storyteller, The world needs more of this.

[@darryltrimble2814]

I haven't been online for some time but to day I visited you and your camp via KZbin. It was awesome to see y0u still doing your thing man. So peaceful ....

[@noizemonger]

Skins are so clean...seems so perfect in a way...