SURVIVING the COLDEST night of the year | No sleeping bag -30º

[@ruirodrigues9122]

Thankfully there is still a Budnick filming winter camping vids. Awesome film!

[@maximbudnick]

Haha he'll film some more soon I'm sure! Cheers, Rui! Thanks for watching!

[@franzhuber8622]

A really beautiful story about you and the rock, and the world. Thank you

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, Franz! Appreciate you stopping by

[@rolandjeanneau7678]

Always nice video. And also, i love when you speak in a philosophical way because it gives me the chance to think and realize on aspects that we take for granted. Thanks for sharing and keep safe.

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks Roland! Glad the talking isn't too boring for some of you! All the best and hope you and your family are having an awesome new year!

[@Otis1953]

I watch every moment of your videos - not something I do often. "I feel the need for symmetry" - one of the best lines I've heard in a long time. Thank you for this 15 minutes of sharing!

[@maximbudnick]

I'm honored, Otis! Thanks for stopping by. And yeah.... Sometimes you just need a little visual symmetry to move on to the next task haha

[@scottculver]

I can see how inspirational you are in everything you do. Thank you for being you and inspiring everyone you touch...

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

Same as his bro Xander. They are both awesome 👏🙂

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you, Scott! And thanks for watching!

[@maximbudnick]

@ Thanks, Jeremia!

[@kevinharding2099]

Imagine is you had to live in that place for days, weeks, or months! It would take an enormous amount of energy to gather wood, find food, cook and just survive.

[@maximbudnick]

It's remarkable that there are people who live in extreme temperatures year round! Cheers an thanks for watching!

[@brettconv83]

Yes, your entire day would be spent surviving and fueling yourself

[@gordthompson4664]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. When "just not letting Mother Nature kill you" is a full-time job. 😲

[@johnmendoza5907]

When hard work is accomplished, it feels a whole lot better.

[@johnmendoza5907]

Our ancestors used to live as so. We as humans have gotten so lazier because of technology. Technology is good but to a degree. The majority of humanity would disappear if the lights went out.

[@attilaenergyracer]

On my way home, I saw your new upload come up on my phone and I smiled. Always a pleasure watching your adventures and well done films Max!

[@maximbudnick]

Hey Attila! Thank you for watching! Hope I provided a bit of entertainment for your rest at home :)

[@samoldgraysquare7508]

Doesn’t your brother have a sleeping bag you could borrow? What the hell man?🤣🤣🤣you guys are great! Always enjoy your videos, nice to see your content now! Thank you

[@Runningoncoffee05]

Well done!!! Always look forward to your videos, they are beautifully shot. Brrrrrr!!!❄️🥶❤

[@alanbierhoff6831]

Always looking forward to the next MAXimum effort video 😊 This one was great!

[@michaelbroyer3918]

I enjoyed this little video very much!

[@sonyajones2943]

Loved the story of the rocks journey.

[@maximbudnick]

Glad you enjoyed it Sonya!

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

I am impressed! Your brother, Xander, recommended your channel, and I'm so glad I checked you out. You are just as resourceful and badass as your brother when it comes to roughing it in the wilderness. 🙌🏔😀

[@matshepherd118]

Awesome video. I love these winter camping videos and this was very well made.

[@marksmith9295]

You can strike that off your dream list now Max. Having worked in those temps for many years, surviving is definitely the right word. I often thought the same about these glacial erratics in my bush travels of yesteryear. Not so much now that I am 70 but its fun seeing you discover and sharing your thoughts and skills. Well done!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, Mark! Honestly I lucked out with the light wind... What made you work out in those temperatures so much? Cheers

[@marksmith9295]

I worked in mining exploration camps, starting in the Yukon late 70s then Northern Saskatchewan in the 80s.

[@marksmith9295]

Winter geophysics, diamond drilling via ice and bush road access. Snowshoeing, breaking trail, line cutting and snowmobiling all part of winter exploration work in the north:)

[@bluwtrgypsy]

Always so great to see another Max video. What an awesome location. You have such terrific survival knowledge and instincts. It's great learning from you. Thank you for sharing.

[@maximbudnick]

You are too kind! Thank you so much for watching. Cheers

[@sherrierifenberg2199]

Looks cozy! Love the rock story! TY!

[@brettconv83]

I recently moved my family up to the mountains in Pennsylvania. I’ve been working hard to condition myself to the extreme cold. Working and doing things outside in single digit weather builds great character.

[@martinhermann6878]

you upload some of the most comfy videos on youtube, thanks for posting this, amazing!

[@aafwann]

ohh god this is so cozy! winter's certainly a fun time to explore outdoors as well! ❄️🌨️loved the video!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks! Haha it probably looked cozier than it felt, but it still was not too bad! Having to chop wood definitely helps keep the cold away.... Thanks for watching!

[@aafwann]

@maximbudnick always a pleasure to watch your videos Max

[@DavidJones-ly9bh]

Cool Max!...lol..! Nice experience!..keep them coming..you have talent.

[@Sempai1025]

Great description of The Rock in this journey. You are very lucky to have so much space to explore in North America. Here in Europe people and so called civilization are everywhere in comparison. We cannot explore for days without cellphone range in the wilderness.

[@gufolo-fi7242]

Let's go guys, let him get to Xander's number of subs

[@maximbudnick]

Haha I'd be happy with a quarter of that number :D Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@jimfenstermaker400]

Maxim, your braver than I am. At my age the cold is something that I don't want to deal with. Another great video by a great outdoorsman and adventurous man. I salute you Maxim and keep up the good work. 👍

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks for the kind words as usual, Jim! Hope you've been well!

[@jimfenstermaker400]

Yes I have been well and thanks again for all you do!

[@Judy-fi7ce]

Very intriguing story about the rock. Your shelter looked good. In temps like that, preventing hypothermia would be a challenge. I'm assuming you are Xander Budnick's brother? There is a resemblance. Great video!

[@denniscrane9753]

Brother of the legend himself!

[@gordthompson4664]

Yes, Xander is Maxim's "baby brother". 🙂

[@Myhandle306]

Max is actually the one that got Xander started with camping, etc. Xander talks about it in a couple recent videos.

[@Barret-paddles]

Brave soul Max! Well done 😌 Such a beautiful spot, and love how the rock told you it’s story 💜

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, Barret! It really is so beautiful there... The rocks add so much interest! Thanks for stopping by

[@yemeshmoodley9380]

Love this video, so different from your others. It’s a welcome change! Since Xander has taken up crying and complaining in his videos, I must admit I’ve had a wandering eye…you just keep this up and you’ll soon be my no 1.

[@maximbudnick]

Haha awe don't be too tough on Xander... He has a thick skull and a small brain and he's doing the best he can! While I do wish you'd give him a break due to his immense intellectual disadvantage, I'm not gonna complain about having you as a new fan :) Okay all jokes aside... Thanks for watching and commenting - as you may know it helps build up my channel tremendously and you are so kind to take the time. Cheers!

[@Mountaincamping-u4v]

Nice to meet you my friend 🙋🏻‍♀️🌹❄️❄️❄️🌨️🌨️🌨️🥶🥶🥶

[@EvannieCarby-g5l]

Nice to see Budnic no 2.Watching all the way from Essex in the UK.

[@KaneWhite-sz6yj]

Really love hearing about your output on geology had made me start to look into and learn more about it. Currently live near goderich Ontario short drive from a lot of beautiful territory

[@wojtekgrabowski1]

it was good to see you again Max. best regards for you and your family. cheers man

[@maximbudnick]

Hello, my friend! Thank you! Hope you and your family have been enjoying the new year. Cheers!

[@wojtekgrabowski1]

@maximbudnick thx man 🙂🖐️

[@Drewturgin]

That was a great video. Thanks to Xander for sharing. I will subscribe. Well done Max

[@Mag_Aoidh]

My shoulder hurts watching you sleep. Enjoyed watching Xander’s vids, looking forward to yours.

[@maximbudnick]

Haha it wasn't too bad once I padded it up with some plant matter. But yeah... Not much sleep. Cheers, man. Really appreciate you stopping by.

[@wendypacheco7438]

If I had unlimited firewood and I didn't have to go get it myself, then that looked like a pretty cozy shelter. I'd stay in it. ❤

[@maximbudnick]

thanks wendy!

[@georgeattig8088]

Great video! I’m not surprised, though. You’re a Budnick!

[@mirkatu3249]

I really look forward to more bushcraft videos from you. Happy new year to you, Thais and Guz! :-)

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you and happy new years to you as well, Mirkatu! Hope the holidays were awesome! I quite enjoyed making the shelter, and am planning to do something similar again soon - while its still super cold. I'll pass along your happy new years wishes to Thais, and give Guz a happy new years scratch for you :) Cheers!

[@AdventuresWithLoki]

Great video Max, way to step out of your comfort zone! Thanks for sharing with us, looking forward to the next one.

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you! Give Loki a scratch for me!

[@DunrobinOntario]

Looking at those slight rose layers in the rock, I think that was mostly granite! Interesting random fact, nearly all granite is slightly radioactive! Not high enough to matter, of course, but still kind of cool!

[@SiimSeppSoundScapes]

I enjoy your brief geology lectures. I am a geologist myself and know that such stories are almost everywhere you go. Good that you incorporate them. And Canadian shield should be especially good area for them as interesting rocks are well exposed. As for the survival challenge, it was well made. Seemed authentic which I cannot say about many other similar videos. Batteries dying also added to that feeling actually. My GoPro batteries often stop working as soon as temperature drops below freezing.

[@CherieBlairWitch]

I just subscribed to your awesome channel.😊 I love winter camping/bushcrafting videos!😁 🌲🔥❄

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you, Cherie! Welcome! I really enjoyed making a shelter - I think it's the second time I've done that in a video. Planning on making another shelter in my next trip I'm headed out tomorrow actually! Should be a big snow... Thank you so much for subscribing and for taking the time to leave a comment! Hope you and your family have been enjoying a wonderful new year!

[@parzi_val]

the persepective story at the end was vivid - very in line with my recent intrigue in pursuing geology. paix.

[@tonymcgenius1844]

Awesome experience, thanks for sharing 👍

[@maximbudnick]

My pleasure, Tony! Thank you for watching

[@yuuzyerbrejn9603]

Good on ya, mate, that is REAL cold! I thought about going out in the vortex in Colorado and decided against it- too much for me. Glad you did it for me, I enjoyed it! 👍

[@maximbudnick]

Haha yeah it was nippy for sure! I lucked out with there not being too much wind, but these temperatures are serious... I had family members keeping an eye on me via satelite/GPS, and familiarity with the hike out - which would be long but survivable if all else failed. Hope you've been enjoying winter - love your part of the world!

[@bobbijoREV3.10]

@@maximbudnick🙏🏼 God of Heaven keep these 2 safe in Your care

[@JB-eg1tb]

Oh man, I froze just watching you while I sit here on my couch with t-shirt and shorts!

[@mflacke]

We share the same imagination with geology and history. I think about that stuff all the time on my adventures. Like a child I always imagine myself in a different time or alternative historic timeline in natural places. It's what draws me back out. Great video Max. I'm not sure I have the courage to do that but it's intriguing to me. Also, that is a perfect boulder to climb with some potentially cool problems.

[@maximbudnick]

You can entertain yourself forever looking and imagining... Yes it would be a great boulder area, but unfortunately it is not crownland... Cheers and thanks for watching!

[@mflacke]

@@maximbudnick What do you mean it's unfortunately not crownland? I'm from the US btw lol.

[@Evan_Le5]

Great video dude. Loved hearing your thoughts about the history!

[@chrisj8822]

Enjoyed the video as always. I've watched a lot of winter shelter videos over the years, so the first thing I thought of when I saw the shot of you getting ready for bed was..... If he had a sheet of clear plastic to hang on the front, he could have made a super shelter and been really warm. Lol. HAGO!

[@maximbudnick]

Haha I know the feeling - your brain has been calibrated to the super shelters! lol thanks for stopping by, Chris! And I really appreciate the comment. Hope you've been having a great weekend

[@bambimolester1311]

Awesome video Max! Hopefully you will upload more buschcraft like this. Cheers

[@maximbudnick]

Definitely - heading out tomorrow to build another shelter. :) Thanks for the feedback and for watching

[@OutdoorswThatGuy]

Amazingly enough how a simple fire can put a different perspective on being out there ..knowing yr going to be ok now ..👍🙏

[@bobbijoREV3.10]

I pray for them both too 🙏🏼

[@maximbudnick]

Absolutely! The feeling of a fire on a cold night is everything!

[@garycampbell-or8tr]

True bushcraft, good camping

[@pamalvestad3848]

It was -35°F here last week with a wind factor at a -50° F. I was thankful not to have livestock anymore to attend to. Appreciate your video's

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, Pam!

[@DdD-lp8ks]

Coming from Xander but your just as talented, awesome videos! Would love to see some more landscape/nature shots

[@peteraitken6494]

Hi max what a challenge -30 now that is serious temps that’s when you know your skills have paid off when you live to see another day and tell the story, awesome stuff mate you must have been so tired too that must take some energy glad you are fit and strong to achieve these challenges as I think nowadays many would perish at even the thought great video and awesome camp take care and have a great day to you and family ❤️👍👌🥶🥶

[@maximbudnick]

Hey Peter! Honestly it went as well as it could have with the weather - a little stronger wind and it would have been exponentially more difficult. Also, I avoided anything even remotely risky with travelling over frozen water (as requested by Thais). So I won't take too much credit here, but you are right that it is a very serious temperature not to be taken likely... I don't feel invincible in any way and had a very well planned out survival/exit strategy if things took a bad turn (mainly my wife keeping an eye on my GPS location - watching my little pin move around the map collecting wood all night, and a solid familiarity with a miserable but survivable hike back to the car...). I think best credit I can take here is not that I survived these conditions, but that I prepared myself to be safe even if conditions had taken a bad turn - can't let that guard down! Anyway now I'm rambling at you... Of to other comments! Thanks for watching buddy and hope you are loving the new year!

[@peteraitken6494]

​@@maximbudnickthanks max never a bother listening to you ,and yes knew would take great precautions incase things went pear shaped great planning makes for awesome challenges and yeah GPS is a must also keeps the wife settled at home knowing we are ok 👌thanks for your reply max have a great day 👍❤

[@maximbudnick]

@@peteraitken6494 same to you bud!

[@alexhalsana988]

Great video!

[@FatKidontwowheels]

Glad to see you back!

[@maximbudnick]

I'm glad to be back! Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to comment. You are too kind!

[@Alphaswings]

Nice videos really enjoyed it 😊

[@maximbudnick]

Glad you enjoyed

[@luukluya]

Almost like you met a Rockstar! Nice video

[@KevinKorol-p3e]

Loved this man! More please.

[@myzzcreatedlife]

Cheers to trying new things~ super inspiring man thanks for risking your safety and comfort for great content :)

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you for the kind words. I'm always as safe as I can be though! :)

[@bobbijoREV3.10]

@@maximbudnickYes, please be safe. Don’t push yourself beyond what you know is safe & smart … & always go with your gut feeling / listen to that small voice 👍🏼

[@CanadasOceanPlayground]

Tough day and night, very brave Max , Thanks for the vid !

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, man! Cheers

[@hoseinsadeghiyan8328]

Love and respect from Iran 🤍

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you my friend. Cheers from Canada!

[@morjesusgan3]

Thanks for another great one Maxim! I wonder if a pillow case filled with pine bows would work for a pillow...🤔

[@maximbudnick]

I usually just fluff up the compression bag that has my clothes in it. In this trip I was making a point of taking very little gear... Luckily with the cold I got NO SLEEP so my neck was alright haha. Silver linings... Thanks for stopping by and for the kind words!

[@mossbergr]

this was great!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks for the kind words and for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@barryyoung8617]

That is a bad ass folding saw.

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, man! Borrowed it but might end up getting one myself

[@brentkelly5445]

I was out for a walk in Markham last week in our cold...-12C windchill -20 and was thinking about you guys up there in those temps! Cold cutting my eyes out in only the teens. One mistake out there, one gear fail and it suddenly becomes real. I did a 50/50 fail/success winter camp at only -10 c low and what scared me was I could not tell at all what the temp was once it went below zero, but I'm sure it makes a big difference what it is every 5 degrees.

[@maximbudnick]

Honestly, a little wind and humidity can make milder temperatures feel miserable. I felt like I got pretty lucky on this trip! I appreciate you stopping by. Cheers!

[@chrisgolden1770]

I bring an old pillow case and stuff it with leaves or dirty clothes or my extra clothes for a pillow

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

I always enjoy outdoor channels in extreme weather. I'm going to offer advice, on the internet, and I know exactly what that is worth. The thing that needs to be emphasized here is energy retention. The key to surviving brutal sub-zero, is heating up rocks. The fire, and subsequent heatsink rocks should have been placed close to the back wall and all of them heated slowly. Move the fire to the outside at bedtime, and enjoy the stored energy benefit the entire night from the heated fieldstones and boulders. I have slept comfortably at -40 C doing these things. Frankly, I'm surprised you're not aware of this method. It should be your foremost plan of action.

[@maximbudnick]

That was my initial plan but I honestly didn't stop moving enough to get cold. I think with more wind or colder temps this is what ill do. Thanks for sharing your valuable experience. Much appreciated and please feel free to critique any time. Cheers

[@jesusrocha6023]

Your brother got me here and now I’m staying

[@maximbudnick]

Welcome, Jesus! Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@tranlephan]

hide in nature in a beautiful place that can be away from wild animals. The harsh climate surrounded by snow and moonlight is very enjoyable

[@bobbijoREV3.10]

It snowed almost that much here in lower Alabama this week, & N Florida too 🤣crazy!!

[@johnmorgan-gc8ly]

Nice video, Maxim,but less explanation makes it a little more exciting!👍😊

[@maximbudnick]

Hi John! Thank you so much for watching! Do you mean the explanation about the rocks? I really appreciate the feedback - specially when it is critical - compliments are easy to come by, but honest criticism is very valuable. See the thing is that I'm really passionate about the rocks - I really think a lot about them while I'm out there, and I love to share my thoughts. I know some people enjoy it too. Is there anything I could do to keep the video more engaging for people who are a bit less interested in the talking? All the best and thanks again!

[@darrellcaruk8880]

Nicely done. You are very confident of your winter survival skills. -30 C is no joke. How's the puppy ? Spoiled I hope ...........

[@Sunstunn]

Great video! Hows it going with the puppy? :)

[@maximbudnick]

Oh he's wonderful and we love him. He's got bad growing pains at the moment - common condition for male gsd pups his age unfortunately... Can't wait to bring him out again! Thanks for watching!

[@FoundPonds]

Was wondering when one of "the crew" was going to do a video for the cold snap we had!

[@maximbudnick]

Haha I am quick to edit for once. Thanks for stopping by, buddy!

[@Chaboi123]

Hell yeah a maxim video!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks for watching so early in the morning! Cheers!

[@DaddyBearSads]

Damn thats awesome! Need more videos with solo camping!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks, man! Planning my next solo trip as we speak :) cheers

[@wolfeadventures]

Takes guts for sure at those temps! Can you post a gear list? Gloves, jackets etc?

[@notquiteultralight1701]

Cool erratic Maxim!

[@goatedg8191]

Came from Xander’s post…so being an absolute beast is in the blood I see🙌🏾 Amazing vid!!

[@maximbudnick]

Welcome and thanks for stopping by! Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@Savualpo]

Great video! What kind of camera setup you had with you? How many spare batteries?

[@cmh8133]

That spot is a keeper.

[@maximbudnick]

Really is such a beautiful spot! Hope to go back many times! Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@Virgil-g2v]

That rock looks familiar. Did Xander do a video there?

[@maximbudnick]

Yes very close by. This area is close to our family cottage :)

[@moodyblues1365]

we have a few of those boulders in the ADK's the glaciers brought down, when are you gonna come get 'em back?

[@maximbudnick]

Listen buddy any day now, okay... We're just waiting on the excavator guy to sort it out and then we will have them out of your hair in no time! :D Thanks for watching!

[@WTFwuzdat]

The KZbins just love the "coldest night of year", "extreme survival" content. 😂 I'm sure the algorithm will reward you. Headline: WATCH TO SEE IF MAXIM DIES. STAY FOR A CAPTIVATING HISTORY LESSON. ❤

[@maximbudnick]

Haha I'm hoping! I try to keep myself pretty safe, so in a way it's difficult for me to find a way to make a "survival challenge" type video without feeling contrived. But who knows how much I'll sell out if this video does well Haha. Cheers and thanks for watching!

[@WTFwuzdat]

​@@maximbudnick😆

[@stellamartinez6636]

New sub from SW USA enjoying your video!! Are you Canadian?

[@maximbudnick]

Hi Stella! Yes, I'm from Ontario, Canada. :) Truly appreciate the sub - thank you and welcome!

[@stellamartinez6636]

@maximbudnick Thanks! Kinda figured after hearing you pronounce the word "OUT"!😀 I'm from New Mexico!

[@stellamartinez6636]

​@@maximbudnickNice story about the big rock! Thanks for sharing!

[@peperetuque7744]

thank you for sharing

[@maximbudnick]

My pleasure

[@marinajohn5900]

❤ Amin

[@maximbudnick]

Hi Marina! Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers

[@Anne-FromQc]

When I comme here, if you’re here too, you are the first one I click on! Like and comment. Yup, keep em coming! 👏🥇

[@maximbudnick]

:)

[@Myhandle306]

Could’ve watched this for an hour

[@maximbudnick]

Hoping to put out long videos consistently in the future... Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@พรรณีแสนเวียน]

สวัสดีค่ะHello I COME FROM Thailand.

[@maximbudnick]

Welcome, my friend! Thank you for watching :)

[@amasamadi4560]

do you think yoh could send the coordinates of that rock because it could be a really cool project for rock climbers

[@amasamadi4560]

you*

[@ThisUnderWorldOfDarkness]

You didn't bring a pillow? Have you gone mad? Next time, bring a pillow case and stuff it with the soft greens. LOL Good job man!! Cheers!! EDIT: New Sub!!!

[@maximbudnick]

Haha thank you so much for subbing even if you did criticize my poor pillow planning... ;P I actually do more or less what you do - i use just fluff up the compression bag that has all my clothes and it works alright. My face seems to have a high tolerance for rubbing up against compression bag straps and buckles as I sleep haha - and you can see it in the lines in my face whenever I wake up on a camping trip. Cheers and thanks again for the sub, and also for taking the time to comment - I'm so grateful for the help in building up my channel. All the best and hope you and family have been loving the New Year!

[@ekremrizvani]

Max would you ever try your survival skills on “Alone”?

[@maximbudnick]

As interesting as it sounds... My skills are more geared towards being prepared having the right gear, and I'm not much of a hunter/trapper yet. Not saying I would say no to trying though...Oh and I'm a notorious grumpy hungry person... That would also be a major hurdle for me personally

[@caegwynrecords5721]

cool!

[@maximbudnick]

Thanks for stopping by and watching! Cheers!

[@lourdes.fraga1526]

Where is the GS puppy?

[@maximbudnick]

Cozy at home! He's a little young for the more extreme stuff

[@SriVenkateswara93]

Good effort 👍

[@maximbudnick]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@miarosie]

Hell of a lot of trees cut down …

[@maximbudnick]

Hey there, Mia! There are ways to harvest trees without harming them. The lower leaves on these types of trees always die (its the natural process - the lower leaves don't get as much sun so the tree prefers to let them die rather than spend energy keeping them alive), so you can take the lowest leaves knowing that those leaves are dying soon. You can take dead standing wood (which is almost everything you see in my videos). In such a remote area you will not be taking enough to have an negative impact (because there are not several other people dong the same as is the case in a well used campsite). And to take a live tree, you go to where several of them are sprouting in clump - only the strongest in a clump will survive - so you can take the others and actually give the tree destined to survive an advantage - think of how plants get pruned to promote their faster/bigger growth. Of course I don't have all the answers, but I work hard to have the knowledge of how to be a fair guest in nature. Thanks for watching, and for looking out for the trees! Cheers

[@nicholasmaxheleau9444]

I’m warm an snug at home(where an old guy should be) and I find it remarkable that you have the skills and talents to work and camp overnight at that temperature! Congratulations

[@michaelhoskins832]

Where's Xander vanished to?

[@maximbudnick]

probably scuttling through sewers somewhere

[@christopherbonis]

The Brothers Budnick.

[@maximbudnick]

Ah yes unfortunately Xander is my brother... Haha just kidding. Thanks for stopping by and watching, Christopher! Cheers and hope you are enjoying this new year