Cold Water Challenge - The Selection on HISTORY - How I Survived Hypothermia

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[@britthneysantosthefoxgirl9743]

Hi yes

[@dixiecupdrinker1]

Survival Lilly I had done the cold water challenge

[@Dby18chanel]

Survival Lilly what,s your name my name is nino pratama from indonesia in borneo

[@Sage.....]

Lilly your that hot i bet you Didn't even feel the cold x

[@Dby18chanel]

Survival Lilly You are beautiful and elegant How often had to play in the woods.

[@TheIngoBeck]

Nord blood gives you +10% frost resistance.

[@chrisbarker2700]

That's funny. Lol

[@douglaspollard4585]

Lilly,,my ex wife looked almost like you do.she had not the guts you do,she wanted civilization not freedom. Alas, i. Am alone forever now.

[@KenMabie]

yeah she isnt a Nord shes Austrian thats Germanic

[@skullzbro2343]

Too much Skyrim right

[@user-xr7ye3ri4j]

stop playing skyrim plz. for the empire!!! for the skyrim!

[@deedeewhipple4668]

Lilly, you've had a pronounced inspirational effect on my little brother, he watched your video and is now taking a cold shower.

[@danoneill2846]

Hey Deedee .. Cool Hair !!......... Funny to !

[@jonisaac24]

Deedee Whipple my god.

[@rollyipsc]

Deedee Whipple i know what he did last shower lols 😁

[@deedeewhipple4668]

Danke, Dan! Wish I could say it is all natural; but, the upside is you get all the color and none of the crazy (well only measured amounts of crazy).

[@Cams250]

Cold showers are actually beneficial in Many ways. it eliminates acne, immunes your body to shock.. e.g being stabbed or shot. Cold showers also increase fertility

[@johnrobinson357]

Having fallen thru the ice as a boy skating on a local pond in january - i remember very well what that water feels like. Lilly, it hurt to watch you do that. I however did not have a fire at my disposal. I had to walk about 2 miles home with temps in the teens. Even after wringing out my pants and shirt and coat and so forth, everything froze almost solid on the way home. One of those things in life you never forget.

[@cooledcannon]

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[@OlafGodredsson]

Survival Lilly in a bikini, no further click-bait needed

[@chasecrowe2561]

OlafGodredsson I know that's real

[@Cams250]

We came for the bikini, and came for the bikini.

[@NurulHidayah-sg5kn]

Cams250 cèwekcañik

[@wearytraveler3524]

I would so let her dampen my wood!

[@warbyvlog3713]

So true

[@islanddog211]

As a former US Army survival instructor, I'm impressed!!

[@walterhicks5520]

By what, exactly?

[@kamiskenaw4340]

Lol

[@syariefdirgantara7670]

As a former neanderthal, me too.. 😁

[@sethmacomber3497]

*laughs in Soviet Russian*

[@sleepingbear_bushcraft]

That was awesome lilly!!!💪💪

[@bigbigby4657]

Standing on one freezing cold, bare foot, on un-level snow covered ground, while leaning forward with both arms outstretched with both hands rubbing and warming your other foot over a fire...... The dexterity and balance that took after being in ice cold water!... 9 out of 10 people couldn't do that. You more than passed the challenge Lilly; you 'Surpassed' it.😉

[@CanadianPrepper]

That thumbnail is bound to make this video go viral! You are very brave to have done the dunk! I'm not sure if you are subscribed to Kenton at Rewild university but he had done something similar only in ice, with a handrill fire and alone! Anyone willing to do this has huge balls in my opinion even females! MIssion accomplished! Subbed to the Apocalyptic garage a great channel!

[@wildsau1965]

i want to give you my respect, i know from personal account how cold those glacier feed rivers are in austria. respect and my hat off to you

[@wm.traynor1143]

Why is this video unavailable on my computer?

[@anthonyromano8565]

Is there a Survivor Lilly calendar in the works?

[@fluffywaffles]

I'd buy two

[@ezhekial]

They are not sick, it's perfectly normal for a human male to feel aroused by a female that looks fit and knowledgeable in the skill of surviving.

[@MyFatty69]

why?

[@ezhekial]

'cause strong women bear strong children, you dummy.

[@Phobia777]

Ashley its kinda hot because she can take care of herself and maybe even you if it called for it. Its tough to explain. Lily is awesome!

[@mikebridges7294]

I believe you'd been better off getting out of your wet clothes before embarking on your fire building. Those few extra minutes in those wet clothes could have really caused your extremities....especially fingers and toes.....some harm. Once the wet clothes are off, doing some running in place, as fast as you can move your cold legs and, some jumping jacks would help get your core heat back up some, then build the fire. If there is snow on the ground, especially in measurable amounts, rubbing snow on your wet clothes helps get a lot of moisture out, just like what Polar Bears do, when they roll around in the snow after being in ice cold water. I know we think what harm can a couple of extra minutes in wet clothes do, when it's very cold but, those couple of extra minutes could even mean getting your fingertips and toes frostbit and, even if just a small amount is present, it's very painful! That's just my 2 p's worth lol. Thank you for putting yourself in harm's way, to teach us something very important.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Lily did the challenge in the sequence that the orders demanded. She also doubled the required cold water soak time on her own initiative. I do think I would have prepared a reflector for the fire and a way to dry the clothing ASAP. Cold immersion will cause loss of fine motor muscle control. I was impressed by Lily's being able to coordinate her spark-striking motions; that was good enough for me. She is promoting the show; not participating in it.

[@nicholaskarako5701]

Did a double take when Lilly read the first mission 10 pushups; surprised it wasn't a hundred or something absurd. One of my school projects during high school was to interview someone who had served during Vietnam. I had interviewed a co-worker sense all three of my mothers brothers just don't like talking about their time serving in the military. One of the tests of endurance was completing 100 pushups on his first day at boot camp. The polar bear plunge and making a fire without surprise Lilly did very well.

[@Williamstanway]

not to be a huge pervert but Lilly really has got a fantastic form .

[@Rob88]

William Stanway it's sad you need a disclaimer. Its perfectly normal and should be expected, we are here to multiply and are designed to admire the opposite sex.

[@qwertyasdf7615]

That's not even her final form!

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

Ro Stan agreed..... Why anyone would think that it's perverted to recognize the attractiveness of the opposite sex, is at least being overly sensitive. I think that if a guy does not recognize the attractiveness of a woman then there are some other issues going on.

[@Rob88]

Steve buckskinner 54 yup but on the internet people usually just yell perv if someone compliments a woman.

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

Yes...I get that.

[@sargefaria]

Great job Lily. I caught the first episode of the show and found it pretty cool.

[@SurvivalLilly]

Thanks, I watched the first five episodes and it is pretty awesome

[@lynetteglass2844]

Survival Lilly I'm making the spoon that you made

[@Balinux]

Imagine running into something like this in the woods.

[@shawnvalentine4869]

Anyone who is wanting to attempt this, to train yourself or whatever, please be sure that someone is with you and has a thermal blanket at the ready. Prepping your mind and body for such an event is good but in the chance that you go into a shock, or are unable to function properly then you have help to keep you alive. Love the videos, just recently found them and got to say very awesome. I like the shelter construction videos the most.

[@stoneblue1795]

6:11 is about where the good parts start.

[@chadfromgb3060]

Thank you JP Stone

[@xXTheMustXx]

2 years still remember LOL

[@olben1095]

Building a fire while you’re soaking wet in freezing weather... awesome Lilly!

[@mitchcoleman1238]

That took a lot of courage!!! Thank you for the example you set, and the sacrifice you took!!!! Congratulations and THANK YOU!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@1JeffTenEyck]

That was BOLD Lilly!!! Thanks for sharing, you're a pretty amazing young lady and I always learn something from your videos, despite having been raised by a Maine woodsman and been camping and learning wilderness survival skills my entire life. Thank you SO SO much for all you do to share as much knowledge as you do. Peace, much love, and very best wishes to you for an AMAZING future!!

[@nondemenai7260]

Very impressive, thank you for showing us this

[@DeanO]

Stay focused - very good advice because it's just a second to panic

[@royparman1498]

Yes... and in a hypothermia condition, loss of focus is a natural "response", as blood flow tends to focus more toward the core, less blood flow to the brain, so consciously reminding yourself to remain focused is a very pertinent piece of advice.

[@degen83]

not only that but cold can be a shock t othe system, your breathing comes more shallow and your body reacts in ways you might not be realizing or comfortable with. You might not know your your body reacts so you cannot prepare for it. Keep calm, and focus on what you need to do to survive.

[@degen83]

***** Right, and if you are really cold you will shake uncontrollably, which can make tasks like taking your clothes off or putting more clothes on or starting a fire very hard to do.

[@jfbeam]

The best advice is to always carry a set of dry clothes -- "space bag", but don't bet on that saving your life as you could lose your bag in the river/lake -- which its' good to keep your firesteel in your pocket. (and, if you know you'll be around water, wear wool.) Her card explicitly had her set up a fire pit _before_ falling in a river. Her "falling in a river" was _PLANNED_; in a survival situation, your falling into a river won't be. Collecting the wood for a fire after being dunked is orders of magnitude harder.

[@degen83]

jfbeam Right, and if you do get dunked in water your fire starting implements might be too wet to get a fire started. Just be aware of where you are hiking and plan accordingly.

[@bgurtek]

Once I flipped a canoe in Northern Minnesota in October. The air temperature was above freezing but the water was very cold. It took some time to get the canoe to shore - I clung to it so as to not drown. I made a fire with my primitive fire kit (flint, steel, char cloth) and used dried ferns for most of the tinder. I then stripped naked, wrapped a blanket around myself & huddled by the fire. In about 30 seconds I went from near hypothermic to completely fine!

[@randalbloomquist7812]

Way to go Lilly! It takes mental stamina to overcome the physical. Good job! You learn so much about your self and what your body and mind can handle when tested. From a former military SERE trained survivor of numerous survival schools.

[@YolandaPerez]

Love you lilly, your the best!

[@jaredthomas8454]

If you do it again take off the clothes before you get in so then you have dry clothes when you get out.

[@ghanaboyz]

yeah, but what would the point be of doing that? it make great sense for taking a polar bear bath, but otherwise? As for river crossing by wading... well, I think most does not remove all clothes,. even if some may remove certain parts. And river crossing by wading a frozen water in the winter is to be avoided anyway IF possible.

[@SteifWood]

Bullshit, we were just teens when my gf and I had to cross a glacier river to survive a sudden late snow storm while hiking in the Norwegian mountains,,, ofc we did it all nude, put on dry clothes and hiked on,,, again, what does a ghana boy know about survival in the cold?

[@teeds88]

don't know if that's of any significance at all but Bear Grylls also takes his clothes off when crossing an ice cold stream, as can be seen in one episode of man vs wild.

[@Naton]

i see what you did there

[@JennyShine]

because the only people who find offense in words are people even more childish than the ones who use it. It's a word, a commonly used word, get over yourself little girl.

[@davidjeffers68]

Lilly, you are one of the toughest people I know... That was amazing! :)

[@jholbrook75]

You are my favorite KZbinr. great video!

[@danielmorris9803]

Proud of you. Congratulations on completing the challenge..

[@susanstoltz2555]

Well done, Lilly. I'm impressed by your calm demeanor and also your ability to laugh a little in the end. I fell into freezing water on a canoe trip and I was no way near being calm! I was with friends who built a fire immediately and nobody made stupid comments about me shivering naked by the fire.

[@SurvivalLilly]

I was only calm because I knew I have already prepared the fire wood. It is good that you had some friends with you, to help you out. Imagine if you were all by yourself. All the best. Lilly

[@eccentric2326]

The cold snow and dirt under your bare feet made me cold watching.

[@troymcg]

Susan, same here, capsized a canoe with a friend in early May one year, took a while to make shore. Standing half naked in the woods 5 degrees C and raining trying to build a fire - so so soooo cold!

[@sol029]

Been watching your channel off and on for couple years. Love it. You are one tough lady! Keep up the good work we are all learning a lot and enjoying your adventures. FYI I lived on Vancouver island until very recently... HEY BEAR!

[@Ladco77]

That was painful to watch. I got chills just from your reaction to the water. Bravo!

[@propertyguru6874]

good motivation video your work is appreciable thanks

[@Howitzer933]

Could you imagine being a hiker and walking up on this situation lol

[@degen83]

well if you are a hiker coming on this situation I'd hope you would rush up and see what is going on and give a blanket or survival blanket or something to help. Sure look cuz we're all going to but don't stare or perv out because next time it might be you naked by a fire trying to get warm after a dunk in ice cold water in the wilderness.

[@kolsimcha]

The guy with the camera is a hiker who just walked up on this situation.

[@brucedeville3810]

The guy with the camera is a videographer hired by the History Chanel to video this segment.

[@degen83]

Bruce Deville History channel? Why is this on the History Channel of all tv channels?

[@brucedeville3810]

I don't work for the History channel, you will have to ask them.

[@Daniel-hz2gg]

Well done... Thanks for posting.

[@squiffybear6944]

Good job Lilly!! 👍🏻

[@dr.barber5895]

Not to take anything away from you Lily, you're a tough cookie for sure, but realistically in a survival situation you would first get wet then have to hunt around for firewood. Right? That is a scary proposition.

[@SurvivalLilly]

yes, but that was not my mission.

[@chabis]

Survival Lilly You can still do another video that way around if you feel like it. (But don't blame me if it gets unpleasant :-D )

[@Lolo-kh8yb]

brrrrruuu ,that water would be freezing, you're a brave friend ;) regards from Spain

[@joeyscott5720]

Great video Lilly!! Love your work!! Stay safe out there! Big fan of your work, blessings from West Virginia, USA 🇺🇸

[@olddotcom]

well done Lilly, love your video's

[@joeg9740]

This show has existed for 2 years in the U.K. Already

[@mikimauser]

Joeg101 And 19 years in Poland.

[@thedabbler2418]

I used to suffer hypothermia everyday when I took a shower at my old apartment. That's the same sound I made to. Thanks for the video.

[@Phor0phor]

TheDabbler 241 lmao

[@carol-anntrudell9990]

Wow Lily! I am really proud of you for taking that challenge. All your survival skills have done you well to prepare for such a challenge. I subbed a few days ago and have really enjoyed all your video's. God bless you always and keep you safe.

[@lmnts-wildswimming9922]

Nice work! 💪

[@almcdonaldwv1q388]

Bravo Lilly!

[@js2743]

shouldnt you have got in the water then gathered fire wood and made a fire to really test your survival skills.

[@abidingknack7013]

That's her next mission - I'm hoping she won't due to the danger factor, but it would be harder.

[@plasticapple704]

That would have made it a lot more realistic and less like a television show.

[@jfbeam]

Fake Reality TV (TM) They aren't going to actually endanger someone. Sure, she was cold, but nowhere near being hypothermic. If she had to collect the wood and start the fire wet, or "tv naked", then she would have been in trouble.

[@gabrielmercado3957]

Hey Lilly, awesome video

[@tipiandy694]

OMG Lilly you're so brave. I love bushcraft and camping and have watched many many of you're vids and have decided that I'll have to try this one too, I'm 70 this year and still enjoying it. Keep on doing it Lass, love you... ...Tipi Andy, Namaste.

[@MrRandyames]

Next stop Naked and not afraid The unedited version

[@GromaticiAeternus]

too skinny? ha! skinny? no. you're built just right for survival, and you have a terrific attitude to manage adversity.

[@Kusuriurite]

she did....

[@jameschartrand7962]

I’m skinny and I’m a survival instructor and I can tell you that being skinny sucks for cold water survival. I have friends who are bigger and cold water is no problem for them but for me it’s like I’m having a seizure and a can’t breathe right. Of course I still do it but it sucks much more. Oh well

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

@@jameschartrand7962 sub cutaneous fat. It's why the Japanese pearl divers are chubby women.

[@GavinMorris1]

1@@jameschartrand7962 It's true. I'm super porky and this stuff just doesn't get to me in the same time frame. You're describing cold shock, by the way, Lilly was showing it too, it can kill kayakers because they fall out of their boats and it hits them underwater. Sucks.

[@clamum]

She's what a healthy female should ideally look like, more or less. With the number of obese people now, I guess she does classify as "skinny."

[@PeterMaddison2483]

Video unavailable on this device! Why's that? I'm on PC

[@ChrisP3000x]

Same here.

[@jipsiemune]

Cool ! Lov your channel

[@user-vc4kn7st5g]

This is crazy, but I liked the idea and the experience Good luck for ever

[@user-qd9of8ou4q]

عبدالعزيز المناعي we did the same thing with our names.

[@donboehner6005]

Great job Lilly, very brave young lady.

[@williamanderson3185]

Lilly you are awesome, good job!

[@mantispolyttle8814]

Hi Lilly, I relly enjoy watching what you post, I am new to the survival scene but you make it fun and interesting. I hope that you are doing okay through all the covid stuff. Keep it up, what you do matters and your amazing !!

[@reinhartkrempler7654]

Most survivor's don't have the luxury of having a fire pre-made before getting wet in ice cold water, but I respect your ability all the same.

[@kobracom77]

Love your channel Lilly.... Now try processing the wood and building the fire after you get soaked and cold. In an emergency situation, a fire will not be pre-built. Motor function is obsolete when Hypothermia sets in.

[@ghanaboyz]

She had this "mission card" from a tv show and followed it. Of course, it will be a lot harder if you have not that preparation step in the "mission". I think everyone understands that and that this was not intended for full realism (with full risks). As for training, I think it make perfect sense to go step by step and increase realism in a controlled way. It would not make sense to start training with full realism and unnecessarily risks. Add one evolution at a time, increase realism step by step, and you mitigate risks. To me, going maximum realism in the first training evolution is unacceptable and will probably not work well as training, the goal of course being to deal with real life situations.

[@kobracom77]

Born and Raised On North Vancouver Island, and let me tell you, in the wrong time of year, ALL the wood can be wet haha. You have to find the real dry stuff under the big trees, by the base of the tree. You want Ceder to start the fire, and Fur to burn (here anyways). I was not judging her performance here, I just don't understand why they would make it a half challenge haha. You can collect that wood, even when soaked, it does not take long. I bet it is easier to do this, than process bigger stuff. I don't think there would be that much more "risk" involved, in a controlled environment/situation, like she is in. She is a woman I know would survive if she was lost, and you don't see that very often anymore. Finally a woman that is not in "Selfie" mode. She did good though....I liked the vid she did where she got dropped off in the bush for a couple of days. Does anyone know if that spot was near Nanaimo/Victoria?

[@sammybee5321]

I thought this also. Plus the sawing and wood collection warms you up. Mind you I've done this sort of thing in scottish winters, and your feet feel like they have been sawed off! Even a little bit of grit is painful!

[@mearlinemcdaniel5515]

You go Lilly, Very Good Job !!!!

[@gaankgunawan8019]

Awesome survival video 🙏

[@sarahbelum445]

IMPRESSIVE🔥

[@daginn896]

Cool video :) BUT most people wont have a premade fire to light up when falling into cold water. Do it the other way around and ill be impressed, Cheers from Scandinavia, awsome to see Austrians on the tube.

[@ghanaboyz]

" I think anyone can do this challenge ". I am pretty sure most would chicken out regardless. Don't forget that the video clearly shows she got a "mission card" from a tv show (game show whatever) and followed the instruction on that card. Not much else is claimed here. As for training goes, it makes great sense to start simple in a controlled environment and then increase realism step by step, the end coal being a high degree of realism. It would be poor, unprofessional, training if one started out with maximum realism in the first evolution.

[@daginn896]

Eh...just have some spare clothes and a blanket in backhand if you cant get the fire going, pointless having a premade fire done. And regarding jumping out in cold water, why do you think most ppl would have chicken out? Fairly common to do so, atleast here in Scandi. But I get your point about the wildcard, she only did what the card told her too, but then again...its a pointless quest in my opinnion.

[@ghanaboyz]

Eh... Hej, I live in Sweden and yeah I think many people can deal with colder conditions or think they can, but are the Swedish beaches full of people bathing when the sea water is regarded as not warm and pleasant enough? No, we are very few there by then (granted that the lower level accepted by many is way lower in some other parts of the world). Even if there are still a lot of people on the beach itself, you are likely to see a handful of old timers in the water and a few very young kids playing at the shallow end. Humans are convenient by nature. If it feels too inconvenient, most would not go in, even if they could do so perfectly safe (safe=like not having a heart condition). I think some would even hesitate to jump into really cold water or from a second floor building if their lives depended on it. I guess that is instincts not countered by training. Could also be fear blocking motivation and/or rational thinking. In most cases I would say it is a matter of simple being too inconvenient. It is just easier to not do it when you have a choice.

[@ghanaboyz]

Outdoors Eh. Very sorry to hear that. Generally speaking, I feel that titles or parts may sometimes be miss leading and one has to make a judgement call out of the context and/or full picture. Hope you reconsider. Anyways, I think a very large majority sees this for what it is. She doesn't claim this to be a full instruction as you seems to imply.

[@ghanaboyz]

PS. Your quote is in fact inaccurate. DS.

[@semco72057]

I use to watch the History channel when I had cable service, but decided that it was not possible to keep that service since I had many other things I needed to pay for and survive. I am glad that you was able to go through all the things they wanted you to go through and survive.

[@ricksdom6105]

Hey lily, just want to say you're amazing. I like your survival videos. :) Take care.

[@KarlHeger]

Hut ab Lilly. Da können sich manche Männer von dir eine Scheibe abschneiden. Einfach nur Top. ;o) LG *Carl☕s*

[@SurvivalLilly]

Danke Carlos fürs Zuschaun :)

[@alanheartsill4867]

Please move to America. We need more women like you

[@donaldgough8580]

No shit!!!! I agree!!!

[@hansbismarck8412]

Please stay in Africa.

[@frankgraham1996]

Agree,..... this girl could help any guy survive ......she is amazing.......in addition to good form...her mental capabilities are awesome. No American girl can compete with her in harsh conditions.

[@johnmelland2093]

I wish they had a show like that 20 years ago! I think I would have tried out. Great job Lilly! Keep up the great work!

[@DestroyerSmallYoutuber]

love your documentaries.you are awesome.from Australia

[@FixedByDoccom]

my number one survival tool choice would be LILLY ! ! !

[@carol-anntrudell9990]

FixedByDoc, mine too. She is a real inspiration to all that get the opportunity to watch her video's. She has an awesome attitude about everything. I am hoping to get stronger by learning from her. I have never even camped, but since watching her I want to now. God bless you and your family.

[@samzedd7238]

This girl is so inspiring!!!! Iron Lady!!!!

[@rickgosney2068]

Totally awesome!! Great job

[@daveexplore3856]

Awesome Lilly !! ☺😎

[@charleslarson3152]

DAMN Lilly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm impressed!

[@SurvivalLilly]

:D

[@Kilos]

Lilly how could a woman get any more perfect your the best ♥

[@alanhelton]

They simply can't...

[@Ryan-iz5pq]

Black scout survival got packing a backpack...

[@CroatiaSurvival]

Brajany Well no one wants to see him naked😂😂. History knows what's up👌🏻

[@theviper1999uk]

Great video! Important advice for how to stay warm

[@highlyincredibleedibles]

Awesome job. This one was great!!!!

[@shoibalsamimustafa8835]

I am not here for the bikini thumbnail. I followed her videos back to back. thats it

[@monopoly1027]

I want a hot bath now for some reason.

[@Downhaven]

I'd have said cold

[@jasminpogo4601]

Ich finde es sehr gut was du machst. :) weiter so

[@leeh.4453]

Really, really cool. Congrats, Lily.

[@privatebubba8876]

It's easier just to stay out of the water.

[@pastorpfp1]

Do you think you could of made fire after you were in the water? No pre prep. That would seem a lot harder. Thanks for the vids! Great job!

[@extractionplus]

I was looking for this comment!! If you were thrown into this situation you would be lucky to even have dry wood around to gather let alone a ferrocerium rod or tinder to start the fire with. The big question is could you do all this and dry your clothes off too? Lot's of if's!! However props to you for doing this, I would have a hard time getting in the water to begin with. ;)

[@jaybeesmer2996]

I too was looking for this topic to be broached. It's one thing to jump into 35 degree water for 20 seconds when you've already got your fire all ready to go 10 feet away. I guess in an ideal situation that's how it would happen. Quite another thing to jump into the same water with absolutely no preparations for a fire done prior to the immersion. I'm thinking exponentially more challenging.

[@ionutbarbu82]

Well done Lilly . You did great ! Shows great courage !

[@kevinjones2145]

As always,Lilly is amazing!

[@Sophocles13]

Damn... at 7:12 you really have some strong triceps and trapezius muscles. Respect. Do you go to the gym or is that just from living an active lifestyle?

[@Clark1050]

Im not saying that she's obese in any way. And just because a person got defined muscles to a certain degree doesn't automatically mean that you're strong af. The muscles themselves are not superdefined, but you can clearly see the entire muscle, but nothing more than that. You can't see the long, lateral or the medial head of the tricep very good (e.g). Go stand in the mirror, push your entire arm into your body and look. You will get the same result as her at 7:12. Different size though.

[@erikbaran7197]

KaizerNO Lighten up, Francis.

[@Some1StoleMyName]

Its funny one person say one thing an everyone trips, takes it the wrong way odor calls them a lair. But seriously it is funny

[@nickisbeaste]

KaizerNO all your arguments make no sense and they have nothing to do with anything said here. You just like to watch yourself ramble on

[@ttss5726]

@hzh hzh actually thats where you are wrong bodybuilders are only building show muscles as they are called in the medical field its the working muscles underneath that are the true strength. bigger doesnt mean shit. I guarantee a blue collar worker aka construction worker, laborer, etc etc will be far stronger then a gum rat

[@frankie65th]

Be honest everyone, who clicked just because of the bikini?

[@constitutionalrepublican1611]

Shadowplayit not gonna a lie, I did.

[@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069]

Shadowplayit Me

[@MuradBeybalaev]

I missed the thumbnail. Clicked straight away after reading the title. Was there actually bikini on it? Back in the day you could check the thumbnail of the video from its page...

[@canbey5581]

Me

[@raviboipai3351]

So guilty

[@kathrynkenyon785]

THAT WAS GREAT LILLY! I've been watching a couple of your other videos but didn't subscribe. After watching this one and seeing your tenacity and fun loving personality I decided to subscribe. When I watch you cut wood out in the forest it made me feel sad because I miss my youth. I'm still "youthful" so I continue to do what I can to enjoy the outdoors! Well, loved your videos...making raised beds in teepee, creating wind tunnel in teepee, etc. Just LOVE your life!

[@MrFloris]

Awesome job ! :)

[@dartarkana4279]

I DIG THIS CHICK

[@heartiron7626]

many would say I like her body oh she is good looking yet the one thing I love of her is positive power she has.

[@txhypnotist]

Thanks for sharing all of your insightful information, I really appreciate you. Make it a great day.

[@whiskeypapa8842]

Lilly you totally rock!! I just found this channel and know the backstory and know about Survival Lilly Restricted. I will keep searching for your latest videos.

[@laskolasko2000]

Brawo PERFEKT Hallo of POLAND

[@countryboy2179]

My son loves you and he said that you are one of the best surivalist.

[@jessiejones8886]

country boy. I. Clicked this becase of the flag. And we just made somebody mad

[@BushcraftRidge]

Great job!

[@olgaguer6443]

Thank you. Strong work