Excavate a natural shelter. Stone fireplace with chimney. Sleeping in the wild. Survival skills

[@vaggelistsilas4663]

Είσαι ο πιο δημιουργικός και ελεύθερος τρελός που έχω γνωρίσει. Συνέχισε να μας χαρίζεις όμορφες στιγμές και ιδέες!!! Να χαίρεσαι ότι κάνεις.

[@GassersGhost]

I watched through peaceful tears. One night like that can remind you that life isn't so bad. If you build your own, you will sleep that night. Thanks for sharing. Thank you for not talking, You kept it peaceful.

[@ndraks]

Απστευτος...και τυχερος...τυχερος για την φυση που απολαμβανεις και για την απιστευτη παρεα και βοηθο που εχεις...συνεχισε ετσι να μας γεμιζεις με τα τοσο ομορφα βιντεακια...

[@snowysnowyriver]

That dog absolutely adores you! Gives off total dedication vibes towards you. I love the little saddle bags, very handy. And I love a person that always feeds their dog first.

[@diggie9598]

Feeding dogs first is not necessarily smart. You are the leader, you eat first. This helps avoiding begging behaviour and being overly protective of their food. Anything else can be quite stressfull for you and the dog.

[@snowysnowyriver]

@@diggie9598 I'm 70 years old and have had German Shepherds all my adult life. I always feed my dogs first. When they are done eating they just crash out by the back door, waiting for their post meal walk. It's all about training the dog's expectations and being consistent. My dogs know what they can and cannot have. What causes stress is inconsistent behaviour by the humans and mixed messages.

[@mohavea66]

That's the one thing like about this man so much love for his Dog first. God Bless him

[@RobertaG556]

Bonnie is beautiful!!! What a great companion!

[@gretalotz368]

Liebe Grüße aus Germany Frankfurt.. Ich kann dich sehr gut verstehen.. Bin auch ein Naturkind.. Schlafe auch viel draußen.. Die Natur bringt mich zur Mitte, ich liebe die Geräusche draußen..

[@jayh9635]

Your bestfriend is a true companion! You can see how she looks to you for every move she makes! Awesome video! I'm planning on doing this with my best friend on our property very soon!

[@frankiewesty]

Truly one of the most relaxing things, going off into the wild and just chilling out from regular life.

[@mullena98]

Two things I’m extremely impressed by in this video…number one, the resistance to heat this man’s hands must have and number two, the amount of produce he brought out for the night lol. Nice video!

[@12tribeff]

Right, just missing the bottle of wine.

[@GladiatorJourney]

My first thought, "dang.....did he just reach into that fire and grab 2 hot a$$ potatos?" lol

[@rafaele9142]

that same moment is when i started looking at the comments. Impressed is a nice way to put it.

[@Anonymous_Eyeballs]

His earring gives him a +50 to fire resistance

[@derek3150]

No bears either or this would be like a dinner call

[@MsCissyBlue]

This is the first video of yours I have seen. It's great, the shelter here is so wonderful, you make it look so easy, but the real beauty I found here is in your words. I felt quite lost and alone before. Now I know exactly how I will spend this day. Thank you for that.

[@scottcunningham378]

I enjoyed every minute of this, thank you for sharing, looking foreword to your next wilderness survival adventure.. All the Best and Happy Trails..

[@pedroramossuarez3937]

. Video buenísimo, te adaptas sobre la marcha al terreno, y ese colega de cuatro patas esta lindo, lindo,. Me gusta el video y me encanta la compañía que tienes, desde gran canaria un abrazo inmenso para los dos, 🤗🤗🇪🇸

[@microboy7419]

i love your dog

[@ewadehmel2685]

Cudne miejsce. Przepiekny las. Fajna przygoda. Gratuluje. Pozdrawiam z Polski👍

[@nickarchdekin4918]

Just a man and his dog vibining in life so majestic! Great video

[@terrym1065]

Hello Kostas💪👍👍 I see you and Bonny in the rugged mountains again enjoying the nature and making another great camp shelter. Bonny looks happy, fit and healthy thanks to your care. That was a lot of work moving boulders and building the fireplace and chimney, but in the end it worked perfectly. Never ceases to amaze me how you can build shelters in places most would pass up and they turn out great. What a nice fire, from the potatoes and onions tossed in the coals to that giant steak cooked on a rock, that was a delicious looking meal and the warmth of the fire must have felt good. Great video, well filmed, thanks for the work bringing us along on this adventure. You and Bonny stay well, see you next time. Enjoy!

[@suecollins3246]

Terry, you get the comment of the month award! Not _one_ grammar or spelling error and not _one_ typo!🏆

[@terrym1065]

@@suecollins3246 Thank you so much Sue. What a nice comment, I rarely do anything now a days without some kind of mistake 😉

[@suecollins3246]

Oh, _tell_ me about it!

[@lindadiaz3268]

The ability of this man's skills is amazing, he never fails to impress, I really like the stoves and location's, keep up the good work 🤓👍

[@MY_MOM69420]

@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. no :)

[@Dreishan]

I like the how you feed your dog first and play a little bit before starting everything, it feels natural camping without rushing to take a video for content. Now i can feel the environment and ambiance of this video. Keep it up.

[@suhassuhas9229]

ಇನ್ನೂ ಲಿ

[@edvikmichael6796]

👍

[@bug4dokakaka568]

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[@bug4dokakaka568]

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[@bug4dokakaka568]

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[@Chaomaomientrungvietnam]

nice! i love this video

[@vonicesmith7296]

WOW! In my opinion this video showed the combination of your skills, talents, and adaptability to bushcrafting and survival. It also showed your strength and determination to make the shelter comfortable as possible for you to enjoy being in the woods and nature. So….For me I am rating this video as being number one best that I have watched.

[@vonicesmith7296]

Stay safe and I look forward to the next one. (GA/USA)

[@freedomlvr88.]

sure.. now if he'd just feed his animal properly

[@borisbalkan707]

Most impressive was how he found a marinated steak out in the woods

[@williammiller6043]

@Jesus is coming. Read the Gospel. What in hell are you talking about?

[@ohcanada6565]

No enough dog.

[@missy183]

Beautiful place! Be careful of the big rocks. Make sure they're safe. You and Bonny take care. 🐕🌹🌹

[@kennethnystrom593]

Heat + cold rock = death trap regardless of how "solid" the rock is.

[@KorinJStanley]

Never in my life have I ever seen anyone reach in a fire or touch hot metal so calmly. That’s impressive

[@lironmtnranch4765]

Girlfriends have called me "Asbestos Fingers" for the same reason. I also frightened a whole backyard Halloween party by leaning waaaay in to blow on the campfire others were unsuccessfully trying to start, wherein I got the logs burning all right, along with my cheap costume pope hat, to which I responded all cool and indifferent while people panicked and lost their s--t. That's a beautiful location! I wonder if anyone has detected and sniped those bedrock crevices for gold?

[@tankgirl3828]

@@lironmtnranch4765 Greece.

[@ShandeleReynolds]

@@lironmtnranch4765 interesting he just happened to find them there. He's a liar. He doesn't really stay the night out there.

[@goinfishinalba9811]

@@ShandeleReynolds calm dwn you have issues with all your negative comments , instead why don't you try some outdoor activities it's good for mental health

[@francescobaruffi999]

You gotta get out more

[@bluegrassoutdoors]

Thanks for sharing friend! Love the sound of the water in the background and the forest here!

[@fusiliers1]

Very ingenious Made the most of the natural surroundings and what nature has to offer respect

[@Carmen0777]

Love this video, it is very peaceful. Thank you for sharing this video with us and you have a lovely companion your dog so well behave. Good job sir, be safe!

[@ricardodelgado555]

I've learned so much that I feel comfortable to do the same. Thanks so much for your videos!

[@wada_bushcraft]

とても素晴らしいシステムです。 参考にさせていただきます👍

[@Vothtrucks]

It is amazing how much toolage , pots and gear you actually can carry with you into the woods. I smiled when I realized the dog carried his share too . Staying for a month day and night is how you really show your skills..... this guy knows what he,s doing... not just for looks and video.Thanks

[@pauloneill9880]

I'd stay for a month if I was eating steaks as delicious looking as his was.

[@peilethan]

@@pauloneill9880 this dude does cool shit. no doubt. but. truly. look at the mans diet. if this was for real, like, not doing this shit for fun, this man would die on calorie count alone.

[@twentytwo138]

@@peilethan That's not true, that's what the marketing industry wants you to believe.. Eating only meat is good. Of course it's better to eat a variety of foods, but just eating meat is not bad. Many people live only with a carnivore diet and it provides great health benefits. Helps with bowel problems, muscles, bones etc. Most people who only eat meat are big and strong. People have lived for centuries only on meat. Scandinavians or Vikings lived only on meat and grains. Here in the Balkan region we cannot imagine a dish without greasy meat. We eat bread and meat every single day, vegetables are only a side-dish that is optional. There are two secrets to this: 1 you gotta be active and keep moving, if you're active you can eat anything you want without health issues. And 2, make sure the meat is good quality, although that's hard to do and almost impossible to get clean pure quality meat anymore. Eat what you want my friend, don't let them pollute your mind with these nonsense ideas that you'll die from calories because of eating meat. This is not McDonalds, this is a proper steak. And also, cold environments really ask for fat in your food so you can have energy. This fat doesn't stay in the body, it gets spent on heating the body and being used for activities.

[@peilethan]

@@twentytwo138 lol. you absolutely misunderstood my point. if this was a "survival shelter" as the video title suggests. this man would die. quickly. as in real survival situations, where you are stranded/lost, the amount of available calories is pretty much always more scarce. you don't have that giant pile of meat available in order to fuel the body for all that work he does. lol. I am absolutely a carnivore. and I love bread. vegetables on the side.

[@twentytwo138]

@@peilethan Oooh that's what you meant.. I'm sorry then, i really misunderstood you. For the past few days i've been watching bushcraft and primitive cooking videos, i've seen many weird comments that complain about eating meat, saying it's unhealthy etc.. I thought you're saying that he eats too much meat.

[@pakleader4]

You have been an inspiration to my search for real survival skills, shelter building and so one and thank you for sharing your skill and experiences with me and others. I have learned a lot from you just in case SHTF does hit the fan!!!!! With the gear I have and my knowledge, plus your tutoring I think I can help myself and family and friends if this were to occur. I still cannot build because of local state and federal laws. But can survive if forced out by natural disaster. I am glad and honored to have met you on KZbin. Keep it coming. I understand to process of building a fireplace to keep warm and conceal the fire from prying 👀 eyes. SEMPER FI

[@whynotjustmyusername]

"just in case shit hits the fan does hit the fan" Ah. Okay.

[@Chance-ry1hq]

These are survival skills, these are camping skills.

[@sandiesmith9383]

I love the way you use Nature’s accomadations and make them you own. Such a relaxing video!! 😘

[@bruce2927]

I can already see it's going to be good, as usual.👍Training my year old Ussie for such occasions this year, he loves the woods and water, will make a good camp buddy, so I named him buddy.❤ Btw you make some amazing fireplaces.

[@sandylipscomb7003]

THIS IS SO COOL‼️‼️

[@fazzah777]

I'm a grown-ass man and I literally said "aaaawwwww" out loud when I saw the dog carrying his packs as well :) adorable

[@costasvlgs5845]

Απλά άψογος! Να είσαι καλά φίλε να μας δίνεις τέτοιες εικόνες...!

[@evanlucas8914]

Nice job. But to the layperson watching be careful when choosing a boulder for a shelter. Often times the hollowed out spaces below boulders are hollow because of water runoff. They tend to get very soggy, even some standing water whenever it rains. So sleeping under it can get you soaked if you don't pay attention to the signs.

[@maxxsee]

wow

[@marilyntkeller]

Joy to You and sweet Bonny, Kostas! You are so graceful and confident, moving through the landscape. You don’t waste motion or energy. Every move is calculated for greatest effect! I learn a lot watching You.👊🏾🙌🏾☯️

[@공주병-w9u]

며칠전 부터 우연히 보게되었는데,아무말이 없어 더 집중 해서 보게 되네요.혼자선 심심할텐데, 강아지와 함께 해서 외롭지 않아보여요.아궁이를 만들어 불을 피우고,아늑한 잠자리를 만들고,돌판에 고기를 굽고... 모든것이 내가 하는듯한 마음이 들어요. 대리만족 하면서 구독 꾸욱 눌 러 드립니다.

[@azgal8210]

I have been watching a bunch of camping videos and YOU WIN!!!....you were nicer to your dog than all the other guys.

[@darcigonzaga2174]

Que bom, ter paz em um lugar tão bonito, magnífico trabalho, parabéns, há milhares de km estamos estamos te observando. ( Gonzaga, Maringá PR Brasil)

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Picturesque camp, made with a good bit of thought and effort. MY CONCERN with a shallow rock shelter is always drainage if it rains. There are so many crevices on this site for water to flow into your fireplace and sleeping area.

[@uphilliceskater]

Just keep an RV off camera.

[@t.davidgordon2425]

Very nice job of construction, and equally nice job of filming (probably due to excellent, time-consuming editing). Thank you for sharing with us. The woods are about to open up for me soon also. Be safe.

[@borisbalkan707]

Literally just copying Survivorman

[@viebonike5118]

Amazing video Kostas. Well done, once again!

[@AlienWare176]

The small fireplace is great...! The locality is also super selected for a shelter. By. Alien Ware

[@KC69423]

I love the way you create camps from natural shelters. So creative! 😁😊👍

[@comedianmattrossey]

Hi Kosta, Great to see you again my friend! Wow, Bonny is really growing! She's really forming a lot of muscle, losing her puppiness. What a beautiful setting. The moss covered rock with the small cave looks so comfortable, especially with the fireplace roaring. I really have to find somewhere nearby that I can build a small stealth shelter and do some city camping throughout the summer this year. I need to have some downtime and relax more. I hope you're doing great and are safe there with all the craziness going on in Ukraine. Such a sad situation in so many ways. Please keep safe my friend! Matt - Toronto, Canada

[@ForestHermit]

Very beautiful nature my friend, the original hiding place!👍

[@ianmedium]

Brings joy to my heart to see such an obviously well loved pooch, good on Ya.

[@陈酿-t5x]

谢谢，看你的视频会让人感受到心态平和，这也许就是大自然的力量

[@Lordofthevertebrae]

another beautiful episode

[@mariaalmadi9412]

Who is interested you eat anything as well.

[@Lordofthevertebrae]

@@mariaalmadi9412 are you talking to me, who even shook your cage so you're nervous😉

[@RickBelt]

Well done, friend, amazing shelter! 👍😉

[@f.g.s.6549]

Meu amigo , muito bom, curtir a natureza e relaxar um pouco, em um lugar tranquilo. . Parabéns. Gannhou mais um inscrito no seu canal. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@txosvaj6821]

Những sáng tác của Sỹ Luân nghe mãi ko phai.. Phúc hát rất hay và ấm áp

[@mattjalinho1022]

Hutan alam semulajadi yang terindah.. tahniah anda seorang lelaki yang baik juga bijak dalam pengembaraan ini.. turut gembira dengan suasananya dari Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@shinobi7mm]

I love primitive camping. It's so much fun!

[@johnburgin7478]

Always a pleasure to watch. You couldn’t find a spot with a bigger boulder in your way ? 😂 Fireplace was outstanding. Have a great evening

[@marcomalo02]

Every time I see one of these vids I have a strong urge to go live in the woods.

[@zaleenaosman3376]

Lol same

[@xCarbonBlack]

I'm actually planning to move to a remote mountain or forest in the future, I'm currently making plans :D

[@MedvedActual]

Word. Beasuper tactical hobbit stomping around in the woods doing cool shtuff.

[@НинаГеоргиева-ы3ш]

Россия 🇷🇺 Как приятно видеть доброе отношение к своей собаке. Всех Вам благ! 😊

[@barbaraannblas3204]

Perfect spot !!! Really “homey” - I could live in that cozy spot !!! Love it !!! 🏕️

[@franciscoernesto7683]

Não tem coisa melhor do q a paz e sucesso na natureza

[@bernadettejob5172]

Il faut avoir beaucoup de Courage quand même 🫶

[@MrSlicky77]

1

[@lalithgunawardana1483]

What a wonderful life ! I feel relaxed. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video 👍💯 wishes from Sri Lanka !..!!

[@tangoray1095]

Calm down

[@ndrea66]

Hi mr Giannouli!👋🏻 Your videos are always a pleasure to see and admire you. You set an example for respect for nature and attention to animals: Blondie is beautiful. You can organize yourself with few means and always at the top👋🏻. Greetings from Milan, Italy🇮🇹✌️👍🏻🙂

[@АнтонинаС-ч4ъ]

Очень Люблю Собак! И Уважаю Людей! Которые Тоже Любят Собак!!!!!! Всем Всего Доброго!!!!!!

[@briccc4why518]

I love the beautiful pup you brought with you. It really adds to this video, for me at least.

[@davidmorris4353]

A fire, a belly full of meat and a dry place to sleep! Your skills are prodigious and limitless! Modern man demands so very much from life and the environment and has for the most part forgotten and lost the skills you demonstrate so beautifully! For those that no longer go into the mountains and woodlands they are missing the essence of peace and a connection to the primal world. . .They can have their cities. . .I will take the mountains with no regrets! Peace and health to you and your family. . .D

[@paulharding1621]

Excellent shelter, so much work but worth it. You are great at building fireplaces.

[@kennethnystrom593]

Exellent death trap. Heat + cold rock = splatt...

[@pakoshanhuer]

Donde esta tu zona de vivencia son entornos maravilloso y como tratas el lugar de refugio espectacular grande compañero

[@diannaloftis3890]

This is just crazy but I feel so calm when watching these videos. Its clear how simplicity and the quietness of nature and its bounty sends us a message. We can survive and escape from the madness of these times even if for a short while. Thank you.

[@reginalynn9856]

Great to see a working dog actually working. 😊 Amazing job, thank you.👏

[@pedrolimasantos2906]

Boa noite, irmão! Que legal esse acampamento. É muito bom acampar, curtir a natureza. Esse barulho é sensacional. E você tem esse amigão de quatro patas com você, isso é ótimo. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@josecosme3465]

A onde ele está? É aqui no Brasil? Às autoridade sabe? será que não está dê marcando área? Em quanto nós batemos palmas gente estrangeiro de marca o au queres de terras no Brasil. Se for no Brasil está investindo e é ilegal e logo a pouco diz que é índio também.

[@pedrolimasantos2906]

A paz do Senhor Jesus Cristo irmão. Boa noite, kkkkkkkkkk sabe que eu não tinha pensado nisso!!

[@mariadefatimadasilva8447]

Parabéns pelo vídeo. Amo a natureza. Apaixonada por esse estilo de vida.

[@WEEKENDMOUNTASTUR]

Greetings !!! .... Incredible video, as always, Kostas. A good way to implement a good natural shelter with that fire location. Once again you make us all enjoy with the landscapes of your land and your skills. Take care of yourselves my friend and hugs from Asturias!

[@kennethnystrom593]

No, its ULTRA BAD. The heat + cold rock = splatt human...

[@WEEKENDMOUNTASTUR]

@@kennethnystrom593 It's a Boulder... Not breakable

[@yz600fj]

Onde fica Astúrias¿

[@WEEKENDMOUNTASTUR]

@@yz600fj Northern Spain

[@mustafatasangil6063]

Down to earth no fuzz survival. Excellent.

[@delanemajeski7790]

That's freedom right there - that's peace, getting away, clearing your mind and heart .. 🌌

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Thanks a lot for the good content. Excellent cinematography and excellent directing. I myself have recently started making videos about bushcraft, of course it does not compare with your work yet, but I am moving towards it very quickly. Greetings from Belarus!

[@robertwilson3914]

All you gotta do is find a Kangal with a backpack saddlebag like Bonnie and you'll do great !!! Ok. ,,,? SMILE....

[@ryannutton1704]

Watching him moving those big rocks thinking "damn, imagine pulling your back out in the woods alone like that" 🥴

[@rogerioschinaiderpires4078]

É uma experiência incrível passar a noite num lugar desse .

[@НурболСекербек]

ГАРМОНИЯ С ПРИРОДОЙ.

[@palmyrafoxy6860]

Sayin Bey? my friend? Such a lesson! With you, 'we shall overcome' whatever situation! CHEERS

[@lokalolatigra]

Since I can not get into nature's woods. These videos are the next best thing..It's nice to see you brought a good friend with you.

[@marcosmarcon6770]

Muito bom! Estou ganhando experiência assistindo seus vídeos. Forte abraço.

[@EDKG]

Another excellent shelter - love your use of the natural terrain features like this 👍🏼 🔥

[@nilciadias5059]

Gosto demais dos seus vídios Mas notei que não são as mesmas pessoas E uma equipe que trabalhão em acampamentos de sobrevivências ? Acho muito interessantes o trabalho de vocês como e bom viver com a natureza que Deus criou para o homem sobreviver Amo também seus cachorros bem ensinados sucessos Aqui no Brasil damos muito valor por este trabalho significativos

[@ТатьянаРостова-в6ю]

Большой молодец, что сразу покормил собаку ! Только начала смотреть видео - сразу Класс !

[@VanForest73]

Nghề đi bụi, khai thác nơi ẩn náu an toàn từ thiên nhiên, khu vực này cũng thuận lợi vì có dòng nước chảy thêm vào đó có hang đá và gỗ củi. chúc bạn tôi sống sót nơi hoang dã thật vui vẻ, tôi thích món khoai tây nướng,

[@sandranascimento958]

Muito bom gratidão ❤

[@nesmaridebon6258]

Amo acampamento no mato ,lugar assim é maravilhoso

[@2dxtreme1]

HAHAHA ....... I laughed when you threw that stick a few feet away and your dog ran after it , then realized what you did , he then looked at you like ........ " SERIOUSLY" .. HAHAHAHA

[@hdien88]

Video rất hay cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ,chúc bạn sức khỏe và ra nhiều video hay nhé

[@Widetrack444]

Good video one of the best camps and a lot of quick work really enjoyed

[@jbthor9032]

That was good GR. Good idea under the bolder. I liked the way you constructed the fireplace and chimney. Wow you really eat a lot of potatoes and onions. How cold was it there? What was the temperature? 👍👍👍

[@kennethnystrom593]

incredibly bad idea under the rock. Heat + cold rock = splatt...

[@jbthor9032]

@@kennethnystrom593 Oh no sorry to hear it. Better luck next time Kenneth.

[@verdadeoumentira9529]

Muito bom, sou seu fã mano.

[@TheNeilo-Audiosound]

New Subscriber in the UK as I was so impressed by this Upload So it seems I am going to be busy with the back catalogue👍🥾 Could I ask where this is Based? Simply Superb Work and Locations With a Steak that looked my kind of Size Cooked to perfection And you have a Dog that looks like it’s not to be messed with😜 Hope it got a bit of Steak🙏

[@adamdelarozza1985]

See? The land provides all needed material to have a nice Livingroom with fireplace and excellent view. Great Video, I learned from it.

[@Jukkala]

That dog is in heaven. I love his little back pack. Kudos for not loading him down too much. He could handle a lot more weight.

[@charleslatora5750]

I'm old and I may have asked this before but are there any poisonous serpents or other critters where you live there or in the mountains?

[@faridehnaghsh]

Hello, mostly all these snakes, scorpion or others poisonous or not live in the hot or warm environments, it’s very rear to find them in North America specially in winter.

[@dereklonewolf9011]

Vipers are there ! 72+🍁 Manitoba hunter expat ♠️

[@charleslatora5750]

@@faridehnaghsh isn't he in Greece not North America?

[@MrTsioskas]

@@charleslatora5750 you're right, he is in Greece

[@faridehnaghsh]

@@charleslatora5750 my mistake, thanks for correcting me.

[@mtnbkr2k59]

i notice in many bushcraft videos they seem to burn a considerable amount of wood. is it possible to maintain a "comfortable" tempurature with smaller fire? in a survival situation I suspect finding enough wood could become a serious problem. Also, I remeber watching old western movies and the native Americans commented on how big the fires cowboys made.

[@lironmtnranch4765]

The modern way is rocket stoves and mass heaters. These efficiently and cleanly burn even the smallest amounts of wood and reclaim much or most of the heat instead of wasting it up the chimney.

[@sumonelse1989]

A rock fireplace like what he built here will also help by absorbing and radiating the heat over time. However, LironMtnRanch is correct that there are more efficient ways.

[@onlychaos8193]

I don’t know how it will be in English, but in Russia there is a fire, “nodya” two logs from the bottom 3rd from the top, such a fire burns for 5-10 hours, depending on the thickness of the logs, it produces a lot of heat

[@SpaceViking]

There's a few things going on I suspect. One is that it films better and they're not surviving, they're thriving (if your survival scenario involves steaks, lucky you!). Secondly is efficient use of the heat whether that's building next to a rock wall, a pile of rocks, or some logs to radiate the heat back. The third is having the right type of wood. Hardwoods are going to be more effort, but can burn for much longer than pine, fir, etc.

[@88dfletcher]

Lovin' everything I'm seeing here. Quick question though: Is the fire in the cave a hazard worth considering? I've seen a concrete explosion, or two, and am curious if that transfers into the cave world.

[@charles-y2z6c]

I was wondering that too, the reason concrete explodes is it still has water in it that vaporizes and expands. Concrete can actually take hundreds of years to cure completely

[@ThatGuyAJ_1]

@@charles-y2z6c I am a concreter and can confirm you are correct

[@charles-y2z6c]

@@ThatGuyAJ_1 Just information I was taught in high school science class years ago, while they still taught science.

[@humanresources2138]

I love these vids. They remind why I love the grid so much. Never wanna leave it.

[@PhuongTang94]

It's quiet and warm, wish you a lot of health to make the best products Thank you

[@TCTAkilla187]

I always felt nervous building a fire under rock overhangs because the expansion might lead to it cracking and falling. I like to build a fire outside with a wood or stone reflector behind it. Do you ever worry about this?

[@creightonjason]

Same here