From DUGOUT to small CABIN - Walls and raised roof, Dugout Shelter Part 3 // JustRandomPfusch

Instagram: / justrandompfusch
FIREPLACE and more SPACE in the DUGOUT ! Extending the dugout shelter.
Finishing the walls and the roof.
It´s been a while since the last Bushcraft video. Good news is: there are a few coming soon, so don´t forget to subscribe! :)
As many of you commented, the shelter has been pretty small. During my very first Overnighter (check out our Instagram @justrandompfusch to see some footage ;) ) I also realized that the loft may be cozy, but quite impractical in terms of getting in and out. So after some planning I decided to do a massive extension. I dug out a whole lot towards the right to expand the base and also lowered the bed. Since I also wanted to have some kind of fireplace I build one of the new walls out of sandstone and integrated one.
Stay tuned for our first dual overnighter, where we cook up some food over the fire and work on the shelter.
Hope you enjoy watching, feel free to write any constructive criticism, thoughts and ideas in the comments :)
Recorded with Honor 8 Smartphone
Music:
Wood by Dan Henig
KZbin Audio-library

[@genegoodman5233]

Son I am proud of you. You dug it, changed your mind dug some more, and did it again. Your young you can change your mind as many times as you want. At least you wasn't setting on your but playing videos, you were making them. You showed great smarts, the way you work with rocks and building the walls showed you understand how stuff is built. The thumbs down I don't understand, if they don't like this type of thing, then why are they watching. The most of us really enjoyed it. Please make me some more.

[@Thebluejava]

Agree to 100%....

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks guys :)

[@SurviveAlone]

Not all people understand and appreciate hard work. Great cabin

[@captained7972]

I appreciate si much the industry of the young my input is just a suggestion

[@shawndechane9246]

Was living off Grid Part Time for 4 yrs. Till I got Sick & Hospitalized in 4 yrs. Back in 2015 been living in the City full time & Hate it !!! Just turned 51 last month, love Ur place, one of my 1st builds was in a divot similarly to ur dugout just my location was too marshy. Settled for a double A-Frame worked well till i got sick. Since then been researching alot of diff. builds ! Hopefully I'll get back out there soon, Keep up the Gr8 Work !!!

[@devildog6899]

I spent eight years in the Marine Corps and did a lot of survival training and I'm really impressed at what you accomplished. I don't know how old you are but you'll do well in life.

[@devildog6899]

@Tony Lopez you have no fucking idea how I grew up I learned to fend for myself early, I joined the Marine Corps because I wanted to challenge myself even more unlike you liberal pussies who have to have safe spaces

[@lordfabulous6198]

@Tony Lopez have you been personally attacked by a Marine?

[@lordfabulous6198]

@Tony Lopez rid the world of what? Your inflated ego?

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

@Tony Lopez Jesus Tony calm your tities a bit

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

@@devildog6899 you don't have to explain yourself to keyboard warriors 😉

[@nicklong7661]

Out of all the channels I watch this is one of my all time favorite shelters ever. I could happily live in something like this.

[@NatureBound]

Pretty sure everyone can agree, you're a hard worker. :)

[@cathybobalek8069]

THANK you for showing the basic SHELTERS for the woods.i hope MANY people pay attention.and learn.might save THERE life one day.GOD BLESS .THANKS FOR BEING THE REAL. DEAL.GREAT JOB, WELL DONE.

[@tamiweber7118]

Great to see a young man doing something constructive it’s a testament of his abilities and motivation 💯💜💯💜💯💜💯💜💯💜

[@BrokeBoysBushcraft]

dude, your camp is freaking epic!! It is crazy how straight those logs are. I wish the forest around my area had trees that are super straight like that. That fireplace look professional! Keep up the hard work bro!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you ;) Stay tuned for more to come

[@danielbrown481]

That timber looks perfect for this type of project. Straight and easy to work with. Your lucky to have such an awesome environment.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

You're right, saved me a lot of work

[@stephenfuller5614]

Nice work and not to sound too elderly but it's awesome to see someone you're age doing this instead of being stuck to a video game.Simply awesome.😎👍

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you👍🏼

[@salliemckenna6668]

Stephen Fuller boomer

[@soniadowney7427]

Love to hear nothing but the sound of what you're doing

[@offgridsweden]

Awesome video man. The camp is looking good. Have an amazing Sunday, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks Andreas ✌🏼

[@longshot398]

When i was young,a friend of mine parents told us " Youth is wasted on the young". In your case not so much. Good job, i enjoy your videos and wish i was young once more. Can't wait for your next video. Follow your dreams, where ever they lead lad.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you for your kind words

[@longshot398]

@@JustRandomPfusch Your more than welcome.

[@baskervillebee6097]

So impressed! Especially the hearth.

[@peterjones3757]

Please do more!, expand!, create!, enjoy!, would be nice to see you camping there, cooking and relaxing under candle light....... "Stay safe with this globel pandemic"

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, there's overnighter filmed that await editing for way to long now...

[@peterjones3757]

@@JustRandomPfusch why edit, i can watch you digging for hours, very relaxing for me, beside there is always a skip button if need be :D

[@JustRandomPfusch]

I too enjoyed whatching those very long videos, eg from TAOutdoors or MySelfreliance. But most of the viewers think different. Two version of every video are not an option for me, too much time needed. And since the amount of work would be similar, I went with the short videos

[@เปอร์แอร์รถ]

When I watched this video I feel like relaxed. Thank you

[@JustRandomPfusch]

You're welcome ;)

[@brainspider]

Absolutely incredible man! I wish I had the health to do things (damn physical disabilities) like this so i live vicariously through these sorts of videos :)

[@randycollins87]

Good to see a young man skilled at field craft

[@brandonking2223]

The most anticipated bushcrafting video in a long time

[@kimmurphy6864]

Such a blessed to have access to so many straight logs wow 😮

[@Notjoshbell]

The amount of hard work and dedication that you put into this project really says a lot about you as a person. I can safely say that this video series is my favorite thing on KZbin right now :) God bless you

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you so much :)

[@Libertyframersintent]

I want to say "get this guy some proper tools" but hell... he gets the job done with what he's got. Well done.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you ;)

[@reneebrown5598]

For bushcraft he's got the proper tools. But you are right. Great video

[@Libertyframersintent]

@@reneebrown5598 Well said - and he certainly knows what he's doing. With ambition and followthrough like this you can do just about anything.

[@douglas136]

No fancy bushcrafting tools. This kid is the real deal!!

[@cathybobalek8069]

YOU SKIN OFF THE BARK.THAT THERE AND ANY KNOTS IN THE WOOD FOR PLOGS TO FIT BETTER..AND CONSISTENCY. IF YOU LEFT AS IS WOULDNT GET THE FIT YOU NEED,ALSO SOME PEOPLE WHEN MAKING THESE SHELTERS .WELL PUT A NITCH IN TNEM LIKE LEGO BLOCKS.TO MAKE SHELTER MORE STABLE.AND LOGS FIT TIGHTER TOGETHER.HOPE THIS HELPED.GOD BLESS.

[@jowanklein8649]

Amazed, as a woman cutting all that would take several days but I so admire and hope to do this with my son one day, for the experience of "natural living"...I'd have no issue with proper shelter living this way for several months...if the kid didn't have school I'd do it year round, and I own my house, have since I was 17!!! Thank you for the inspiration.

[@kostaskosivas6296]

Well good seeing you again friend its been awhile want to see more,and an over nighter

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Editing takes time, and unfortunately I don't have much..

[@MrBostonBilly]

Hello from Canada, I just discovered your channel today and I love what I see, I know I am way behind on what you did 2 yrs behind, I will catch up though I just want to say I think what you did is amazing looking forward to watching all you did

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

You’ve put a lot of hard work into that. It’s a credit to you. Looking forward to seeing the next episode. I wish I had somewhere I could do the same. 😀

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks man✌🏼

[@PeterFletcherDNADeliverer]

you got yourself an impressive build there my friend

[@AlanS_DGC]

This is cool. Can’t wait to see the overnight. Please show your cooking during it even if it’s just heating up some canned soup. You got a amazing talent, keep it up.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Editing may take a while, but I'll do my best. We made some chicken filets on the grill along with noodles, very tasty ;)

[@AlanS_DGC]

Hey, thank you so much for responding. Your overnight sounds awesome, can’t wait to see it. Also, yummy, your cooking sounds good. I love cooking over a real fire when I’m out camping. I hope someday to get my own bushcraft build going. I look forward to any and all of your future videos. 👍✌️

[@edwardmclaughlin6126]

if you burn (a little bit) the parts of the wooden stakes you are driving in the ground, they will not rot as quickly. I love what you are doing, keep it up.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, unfortunately I learned about this technique only after building this

[@jamesireland9188]

I was thinking the same thing it helps out alot good seeing someone giving good info. Instead of some of the other comments who do nothing but insult.

[@palaver4333]

I don't get it, I've seen so many of these dugout, ww1 trench style dwellings on youtube and everyone just loves them. When it rains what's to stop the mud and water from running through the walls and seeping up through the floor no matter what you put down. Everyone just sees these things in the nice dry summer. I've been in construction my whole life and you have to deal with the water by waterproofing the outside of the walls ( at least a chunk of plastic) and build your floor on something that will allow the water to flow underneath, like gravel or sand. A skirt drain would come in darn handy too. It doesn't take a lot of water to make your summer home into winter nightmare.

[@mana69]

I agree your comment.

[@redrangerrr558]

He said about how he has a rock layer behind the logs to act as drainage, I don't know how good that would be but at least that's an answer.

[@lloydcoleman5469]

FYI at the beginning of this video you can see that it rained as he dumps the pool of rainwater from his tarp and underneath in the living space it's bone dry. Apparently the rocks and tarp prevent in leakage

[@donethat8761]

@@redrangerrr558 the rocks are there to divert the drainage if there is any.

[@blitzburghbilly7813]

JUST HAD YOUR VIDEO HERE RUN ACROSS MY KZbin TIMELINE JUST NOW.... NIIIICE UPDATE ON THE WORK THAT YOU'RE DOING YOUNG BLOOD..... ( KNUCKLE👊🏽BUMP ) JustRandomPfusch.....

[@kattewhetu2613]

You did soooooo much work building this shelter and taking it down again, and coming up with the design, and doing it by yourself... You are amazing. Mad skills. Love your videos😁 a New Zealand fan.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you! 😊

[@rayescobar8509]

I am certain you already know that you should have placed a water proof plastic tarp barrier to line the outside log walls. By not doing so the water will penetrate the stones or earth packed down against your log wall. Hence you will have reduced the integrity of your log walls Thus you will also reduce the r value of the wall.I do love your presentation and all the hard work you have put in. I wish I was able to be there with you helping with the construction. Please continue making videos. God bless.

[@ariadams3290]

I've been awaiting your return and I have to say, you did not disappoint! You're so creative, imaginative, and precise; mad skills!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you :)

[@jimf1964]

Pretty sweet project. Maybe one day you could build a mini log cabin on top, so that you could stand up in it, but it's still very cool the way it is, and more secret too.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks. I've always dreamt about building a cabin someday, but probably not at this spot. As you said, I wanted it to be hidden in the hillside

[@jesuschristislordoflordsan427]

very cool. looking forward to see your progress

[@TomSmith-hu9eh]

Very cool, can't wait to see the fireplace when it's going.

[@avener28]

Nice work,dude! Upgrades looking awesome...really cool fireplace

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks :)

[@levagabond9489]

A reminder for the people who put a tumb down... Can you try to accomplish something with your ten fingers! Thats a great job!

[@Locreai]

Man I just binged every video on this dugout

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, more to come ;)

[@Locreai]

@@JustRandomPfusch get much water inside either from run off or from the ground when you're out?

[@JustRandomPfusch]

No. There are some damp spots behind the walls after heavy rain, but no "water inside".

[@Locreai]

@@JustRandomPfusch nice man. I'm doing something much the same to pass time

[@JustRandomPfusch]

@@Locreai cool. Keep me updated. Instagram maybe?

[@kurtkelling1016]

This is Badass! Can't wait to see more extensions! I'm hooked and ready to build

[@nicohellmuth5275]

Keep up the Good Work it looks amazing Hope your Finger heals soon 🤗

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you! It was just a minor cut, I slipped with the saw.

[@dedaification]

Great! Don't stop man, you doing great.

[@ucid5363]

mans is ready to fight the ender dragon at this point

[@chr1ss1on3]

XD

[@jalleman61]

Nice video but be careful of what you wish for

[@RS-nh9gu]

So far, one of the best videos I watched, about Bushcraft. You are a talented man/boy, (I don't mean to be rude, but you look 16 years old). Perfect construction. I would love to spend a month in the winter time with my family in that shelter. Thank you for sharing.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you! But I think the shelter is too small to fit a family unfortunately

[@soniadowney7427]

@@JustRandomPfusch you can build an addition when the time comes

[@RoostedFilms]

Amazing project bravo 👏🏻 can't wait to see part 4

[@nealrussell4505]

I'm sure you won't have to worry about any violent protesters burning your shelter down, and keep doing what you're doing brother, because you've been blessed with a great skillset.

[@anuronironworks6164]

Lookin' good man!

[@zandapp]

Good job lad. Reminiscent of a WWI trench bunker.

[@moniquekessel4379]

Haters going to hate,dont pay no attention to the negative people,i would have loved to do this in my youth❤ They are just jealous they dont have your young stamina 😂😁

[@johnnyibarra4151]

Man its coming along bro good job in see ur dream out. Well done bro keep it up!!!

[@tomdale1313]

a work of love, you have passion and feel good doing these types of projects...good stuff

[@veronder]

might i suggest downloading the pdf of (FM 5-15 Field Fortifications) it will go along way in assisting you in your renovations and future dug out shelters. all in all looks great and is only getting better.

[@elenafernandez3247]

Nice videos, thank you for sharing! Greetings from Melbourne, Australia. 👋

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you ms. Fernandez! Greetings back from Germany

[@leeroymaui3676]

Hello from same place

[@ColHatley]

Fantastic job, keep up the good work and thanks for sharing...ATVB

[@fivestring4653]

You're the man , brother ! Thanks for sharing ! motivated to do this

[@emmanuelguevara9764]

Love the fire place and the mallet freaking awesome everything is coming out sweet

[@simoneriksson6489]

Pretty much the same technique used to build the trenches during World War 1. Looks very neat, great build!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, must be the German roots😅

[@PaganShagger]

Reminds me of ww1 trenches, this is awesome, great job. Lord knows most kids your age dont know the first thing about building structures. Hell, most adults dont either, me included lol!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you sir ;)

[@howardfortyfive9676]

Sounds like you & I grew up with good parenting! Was always taught *honesty is the best policy.* Provided I have enuf fasteners & 16P nails I CAN build it but be ready for UGLY and keep those dang building inspectors OFF my land.....

[@billcat1840]

You're an inspiration to me. I have a natural depression i want to make into a bugout retreat. I didn't know how I was going to do it..I do now..Im 53 tho and don't expect to get it done as quickly. I do own the land and Im retired. 😁..looks like German fortifications used on the Eastern front..I downloaded plans for them. They used the exact techniques.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, that's nice to hear :) I'm german actually 😁

[@craigtegeler4677]

You are doing quite well for yourself on that shelter! I hope that in the end of construction, that it is everything that you've wanted it to be! It's allot of hard work for sure! The project is very unique and should serve you for the years to come. If you were to create a small trench/water troth, 1/2 meter out away from your outer walls to help carry any water that could possibly try and infiltrate down into the walls; well then you should be in great shape! But then, you could also create a sloped overhang on the frontal entrance way; such as to detour any incoming rainfall too! Overall Kiddo, you are doing a great job! I'm proud of Yah!! Had I'd known that you were going to take on a project like this one, I would have a really hot tip for you that would surely blown your mind that involves the use of tree leaves to make your shelter insulated, and yet as they decompose; the leaves will actually provide you with heat to offset high usage of having to use large amounts of firewood.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you! :) I will do something about the drainage. It works well so far, but it can definitely be improved

[@Hannahcode1]

Earthen homes are the best, all you need to do is dig a trench across the top , which you prob know. Your a hard working lad and what you build is definitely quality and cool. Love from Co.

[@williammassey8514]

I really enjoy your vlog. Good job. Thank You.

[@NPCSN]

That stop-motion type scene cutting down the tree was really funny to me for some reason... 🤷🏻‍♂️👍🏻

[@fabiangenerao7367]

You need about 30 degrees pitch on the roof, otherwise rainwater will not drain properly & accumulates on top between the rafters!!!

[@thomasfletcher760]

Very nice job on the shelter ( especially without the use of nails ) !

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you ;)

[@seracohW--zzz]

Nice job man looks Cozy

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks 🙌🏼

[@markduncan6690]

This is a monumental piece of construction! Well Done! I will have to take some cues from your work!

[@paulnovak833]

Monumental? LMFAO

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks, even if I think "monumental" might be a bit exaggerated 😅

[@jamesireland9188]

@@paulnovak833 Grow up troll

[@paulnovak833]

I'm not saying it's not a great build. I love the project but monumental wouldn't be a word I'd use. Sorry if I offended anyone.

[@christineclark6015]

sieht gut aus ...hoffe auf part 4

[@IanCrouse]

I thought I was watching them asian guys. I was waiting on a 10 story hotel surrounded by a moat with an olympic size pool, horse track, casino, and a forest of stripper poles. But amazing work. love the video talent as well.

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

In the balkans in the old days that's how they was leveling the ground to build their homes, usually the village was on the side of a hill, or deep in a ravin and most houses were technically from the back side baried to the ground, although they were using clay or stone to build them 😉 Also some believe that this is the most ancient way - at least in Europe to build a shelter since maybe even pre historic

[@KZ-xb8fi]

Looks cool, kind of reminds me of what you see in the trenches of world war 1 in France ..

[@dangerdavefreestyle]

Looks like a great firewood shed. I want to build something like this.

[@avisuavikhizho8513]

Imagine you and your girl out there.. Beautiful and nice environment

[@dailydoseofshorts535]

What would they be doing ?

[@RedBecker17FDNZero]

Excellent work Reminds me of combat engineering

[@billcat1840]

yep. I downloaded plans for German bunkers and that's the exact technique

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

@@billcat1840 I need those plans 😁😁

[@billcat1840]

@@Pavlos_Charalambous Your search engine should return results for Field fortifications in WW2..many are PDF.

[@Pavlos_Charalambous]

@@billcat1840curiosity reached 158 %I will check it out, how knows maybe one day be handy 😁

[@PurpleChevron]

Really good work kid. I really enjoyed all three parts.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Glad you like it :)

[@franksmith7419]

Thank dad.

[@TacticalCaveman997]

Can't wait for a tour

[@Jesusandbible]

To me, you have to finish this to make sense of it, wattle and daub between the logs, and put in clear tarp windows or similar, or its not much better than a tent, except I like how hidden it is and the fireplace space. Or else wouldn't just a super-shelter do? After all that hard graft I think it deserves a really heavy duty tarp, not a carry in your pack tarp too. Great job tho. Thanks for taking time to film the process.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Your welcome, thanks for your comment. I already installed a much better heavy duty tarp, it just didn't fit in the video. I don't like the look of plastic windows, I like it natural. And to me it was just a great challenge and experience building this, wouldn't have had that setting up a tent

[@georgescott5293]

good job hope you stay warm ,better than living on the streets

[@JustRandomPfusch]

I'm not living on the streets 😅

[@georgescott5293]

im just saying peoples living on the streets could get up and at least try to construct something like this so at least they could stay warm,no offence to you ,glad to see someone being outside

[@HubertofLiege]

george scott it would be too far from the welfare they use

[@dannymoore3703]

Nice job! Built like a bunker

[@nicksparnicht6903]

Awesome work. I was going to suggest a matock (sp?) Pick axe? Then I saw all the rock at your disposal. Hard work buddy. You dont seem the type to play video games often. I did wonder if you considered to dig down inside what is established.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thanks man. Pickaxe for sure would have been useful. But I didn't want to carry so many heavy tools. Digging further down wouldn't be a good idea imo, I think it would seep full of water. Could give it a try though, never really thought about it.

[@bretgg44]

He straight up uses a branch as a hammer. Pretty awesome!

[@diansulaeman1980]

I like the sound...good quality

[@MWcrazyhorse]

Have you considered digging a little trench around it? Just so potential waterfloods of heavy rain flow AROUND it. It looks like there is a little hill nearby or sloped terrain.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Yes your right, there is a slight slope and I also considered a trench. So far the shelter is holding up well without, but I think I'll do it someday

[@MWcrazyhorse]

@@JustRandomPfusch Probably already 10cm and a few rocks would suffice.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

@@MWcrazyhorse that's what I had in mind, too

[@MWcrazyhorse]

@@JustRandomPfusch And you could make the trench round or triangular so water would flow better. What about a rainpipe? Trench/ rainpipe.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

@@MWcrazyhorse I want to use natural materials only

[@gcmountainman9493]

JRP Thanks for sharing all your hard work in the forest. You are using a practical design that blends well with the surrounding environment. It was too bad you had to re-do so much of your work in the expansion. Was it a lack of resources that prevented an another solution for a larger area to the right of the main door?? Best success on your wilderness hideaway and I look forward to future videos to be posted.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you :) I'm not sure if I got your question right. Do you mean why I didn't make it as big as it is from the beginning or why I didn't make it even bigger during the expansion?

[@gcmountainman9493]

@@JustRandomPfusch Thanks for the reply. I understand when building a shelter like this that the first version is made to meet a need, but needs change. When you constructed your new expansion to provide for new needs, instead of undoing work you had previously done, could you have just added the space you needed and only had to remodel an entrance to the new space?? I can email you a simple layout drawing of what I was thinking or I can write a Blog post and share a link.

[@gcmountainman9493]

@@JustRandomPfusch Here is a link to my Blog and the idea I wanted to share: mtnmanblog.blogspot.com/2020/04/a-wilderness-shelter-video-series-from.html Keep up the great work.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Sure, [e-mail] Looking forward to seeing it

[@gcmountainman9493]

@@JustRandomPfusch Email has been sent. Cheers.

[@NothusDeusVagus]

Ahhh look at his hands... he wears the merit badges of lessons learned...

[@susanharper3350]

I cant wait to see the othe one an see you stay the night.

[@Milka0604]

Briliant job mate ;)

[@bahamajim1998]

Hard work man !!

[@mikephenix2758]

I'm basically building the same thing. But I am dug in about 7 feet on 3 walls. 5 feet on the 4th wall dirt bags the rest of the way on up. Gonna seal walls in with white concrete paint roof will be covered in dirt flat rock floors and small rocket stove with a copper coil for hot water and solar for electricity. And the view I'll have people where I am from pay a million or more for there house. Plus I have plenty of room to add on later on. Plus do an small A frame on top of it later for a kitchen and bath plus sitting room to see my million dollar view

[@lggb3588]

good job..Hi from Greece!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Greetings from Germany ✌🏼

[@MrPatMcCroch]

Very very good work here!!

[@lucasc2945]

We need a tour of the inside 👌

[@katieholt9543]

Clever young man indeed 👌🏼

[@LegitAMint]

Dang spike video just wondering would you be keen on making a series on you just making this first bigger and bigger and maybe do a video on surviving in this fort for 1 whole day? If you do, just know that you’ll already have someone wanting to watch it :)

[@LegitAMint]

I already seen your dugout over night video but I want a whole day version

[@brackishrobin7098]

And me to!

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Next overnighter is coming soon, where we spent nearly 24h at the camp

[@brackishrobin7098]

Great just remember you will have people who will wanna watch it

[@whatnowbrowncow133]

Nice video mate cheers from Australia 👍

[@gavincook4684]

I really appreciate your time and effort and, obvious hard work. I just really wish you had narrated your efforts and provided commentary.

[@JustRandomPfusch]

Thank you, I will keep it in mind for the next video or maybe add to already published ones

[@randycollins87]

Nice. Well done

[@s.leemccauley7302]

Personal skills and experience gathering. Keep some supplies food water and wood handy. Your shelter there ought to be good for riding out a blizzard comfortably. If you keep it dry inside.