4 Days Winter Bushcraft Camping - Fatwood Light - Log Heated Hot Tent

[@Swedwoods]

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[@gmer16402]

The best tool is any tool that does the job and it’s there when you need it. Great stuff as always! Anything can break or get lost/forgotten at home, it’s always better to have alternatives.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@nesta8273]

Was -17 C yesterday here in Småland. SOmehow these cold winters remind me of the 90's when i was a kid. All day, everyday out playing. Skating in a hockeyrink we kids cared for ourselves. The memories. Our of those childhood friends, i have lost 4 and had to end friendship with one. Life moves quickly.

[@sashiwa9826]

I think this version of the tent is the best for spiritual hikes Thanks for the video.

[@14cubensis]

What is the name brand of this lavvu? I really like the removable peak. My son is interested in hot tents. It would make a nice gift.

[@snowrob0]

I wish the entire planet smelled like fresh fatwood! It is almost intoxicating. And your right that was the perfect fire. With basic knowledge being in the wilderness is like writing music. Let your senses tell you what to do and before you know it you are proud of what you've done.

[@Swedwoods]

Amen bro!

[@leoroben4500]

Ditt arbete ger lugn och ögonkomfort. Tack för att du delar med dig av denna upplevelse

[@Swedwoods]

Tack!

[@ИдеальныйНеЧеловек]

Мне нравятся Ваши видео, благодарю за релакс!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@darilynkrupp6309]

I love the beauty of winter, the biting cold (as long as I can get warm when needed), the different sounds the snow makes when you step or lay on it, and the taste of food cooked over a fire. Thank you for your video and letting me enjoy those things through you.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@rkf2746]

Several video's back, year or so, I commented that you remind me of someone that isn't just a "bushcrafter", but rather, I believe you continue to be a student of your craft. That is made even more apparent from your entry above, talking about the history and tradition of the Sami, the copper mine, and the tradition of the fatwood lights and lanterns. You are an inspiration on numerous levels. With the new year fast approaching, I hope you and yours continue in good health, and long, happy trails. Roger

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much! Merry Christmas!

[@danielcamac6317]

Appreciate the effort to show folks how things were done centuries ago. Many of our youth are lost in cell phone space but there are many still seeking the beauty and solitude of the woods. You live in a beautiful place. May your axe stay sharp...and your mind sharper.

[@HimachaliCamper]

Love your comment. From India 🙏

[@HimachaliCamper]

You are right about mobile phone use. 🎉

[@danielcamac6317]

Thank you for the kind comments. It's a shame really. The youth here in USA are being brainwashed and hypnotized daily though many still enjoy the solitude of nature as well as hunting for food.@@HimachaliCamper

[@davidnorman7715]

You basically turned your tent into a large twig stove...love it.

[@delpaddy6091]

The last sequence when your walking away from the campfire was magical 👍👍

[@t.davidgordon2425]

You out-did yourself this time; in addition to the demonstration of your skills, this was beautifully filmed, and, I am sure, painstakingly edited. It is so kind of you to share this with us. Be safe, and enjoy the forest.

[@davidvaughn7752]

I can't add more to comments that hasn't been said already. You made me hungry again even after eating dinner, you inspire me with your neverending innovations and beautiful cinematography. What an incredible journey you're sharing with us and tell the story like no other!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@petetimbrell3527]

Beautiful, mesmerising imagery on the ice. You are the best possible ambassador for your country. All best wishes to you and your family.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@susanhazra976]

Love seeing the snow falling like that and beautiful campfire, very captivating. Exceptional scenery, the grasses glistening with snow crystals - spectacular

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@БальдурильясМехмедрахман]

The action itself filmed in vid is rather simple, not been "patched up" by lots of "survival tips". And it is ok. Most impressive thing to me was the magic lighting of near-midwinter night. Very good! And your commenting text for the video is quite remarkable too!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@bineleyas]

Nothing beats the quality and the level of relaxation on this channel

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@JClark-ux1hz]

Huzzah!

[@japeltoni]

Amazing shots on ice, Thank you for another innovative trip Swedwoods! Br, Janne/Finland

[@chewar7537]

Super smart tent, can have the fire inside. Best set up I have seen on here.

[@rickbrewster4760]

Another great video! Best camera set ups on KZbin. Visual of the campfire smoke laying on the snow packed lake tells you how cold it was.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you my friend!

[@unityistheonlysolution3485]

-16c = 3.2 degrees Fahrenheit for my fellow Americans out there. That’s a chilly one. The coldest night that I’ve been out camping in was around -14 degrees Fahrenheit. I kept my two 1.5L water bottles that were both in insulated sleeves in my -20F rated sleeping bag with me that night, and we all stayed very warm. That night I stayed in one of the many free to the public shelters on Vermont’s Long Trail, a 3 sided lean-to at Sterling Pond in the Stowe area of Vermont. It’s snowing like mad outside today, and watching a Swedewoods video makes me want to pack up and get out there!! - Jason/Freedom Fighter Until Death/Vermont, DSA (‘DSA’, meaning “The Divided States Of America”)

[@kookistar]

The scenes from Swedish woods are also breathtaking. Thanks for your beautiful ‘long’ video. :)

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@user-yv4un1cu1z]

My favorite vegan fresh tomato pasta sauce is made with chopped kale, mushrooms and chopped walnuts. I add pured sundried tomatoes to mine. It is such a delicious combo. I just love your aesthetic. It is what makes your content stand out, in my humble opinion. The way you film, what you film, the quiet, the scenery, the food; so simple and decadent in the way it is all handled. Hard to put into words!

[@WalkingPerson]

Your videos are amazing! This crazy world lacks something like that. Thank you very much for allowing us to enjoy the beauties of your beautiful country.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@TeacherSBD]

Your videos make everyone to love winter!

[@bonpecheur4565]

Tu fais aussi bien ça !

[@Tincho2023]

Hello, very good video as always, wonderful nature, beautiful country Sweden! Happy Holidays and a great new year!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks and merry christmas!

[@jan-akeandersson4792]

Hur mycket väger din packning?

[@Lytunien8386]

impressed with the snow field and your journey, it's great

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@markcummings6856]

Super beautiful video. Appreciate all the history and examples. Merry Christmas.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@bellasvistas3463]

That sausage looked great, no gloves at -15C I'm impressed! Thanks for the trip! Mike

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@jasminavdic7630]

I enjoy watching your video. It would be nice to return to nature and such a way of life. I am 38 years old and I have not enjoyed modern life for a long time.

[@i.p.g.134]

You are a unique natural person. I learned a lot from you.

[@patrickwalsh4398]

Another great vid...you continue to amaze with your high-quality photography. The simple elegance and enduring every-day utility of your skills stills astounds me, after all these years. Love your content and channel!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@ผจงจิตต์ใจเพชรน้ําทิพย์]

👍👍👍

[@dyaamajed9639]

My friend, you are the king of forests creative with all the time and when you will ⚘️❤️

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@gil9417]

It's always best to carry multiple ways of starting a fire - it just makes good sense. Great camera work as always!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@tutusilver8095]

I love how you stay civilized by using a plate with that yummy looking winter pasta. I would of ate it right out of the cooking pot😉😁 Another wonderful video! Thanks for sharing🏕

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks for watching!

[@alhamdulillahforeverything224]

What a great vlogers, thanks for sharing with us your lovely camping experience love from uk

[@lorettawhiteside3153]

My gentle giant I don't know how I missed this trip but I enjoyed every minute 😊😊😊

[@artoleus]

I'm always learning something by watching your videos. So much work and thought goes into them. I commend you. 👏👏

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@xiaoma5432]

I just figured how much stuff he carry into the wood... oh my godness... A pan, a pot, oil... at 24:11 you can hear him using a pepper-mill... WTH... half a kitchen!

[@leventunsever6760]

öğretmedikleri konu yırtıcıların yaşadığı yerde önce çevre emniyeti alman gerektiği. bunların yaptıkları hobi

[@acl4734]

I love your videos. Not only because of the enormous peace that they convey, but above all, because of the great beauty of their images. Those aerial images of impassable and majestic snowy forests are absolutely wonderful. I congratulate you, you live in a really beautiful country. Enjoy it a lot and thank you for sharing your experiences from which a lot can be learned. 👍😉

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@iqra9620]

This is just a beautiful camping in the forest/Enjoyed this very much.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@onkelu3478]

Sei gegrüßt! Wieder einmal ein hervorragendes Video, was die Ruhe in der Natur widerspiegelt und zum Entspannen einlädt. Dieses Tipi-Zelt ist sehr interessant, aber diese tiefen Temperaturen sind etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig. Ich wünsche Dir/ Euch einen entspannten 4.Advent und frohe Weihnachten! Bis zum nächsten Mal! Gruß Onkel U 👍👌😉🙋‍♂

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!?

[@jackstraw4129]

Great video so far. I've loved "fat wood" or "fat lighter" since I was a kid making fires at my Grandmother's house as a child at Christmas time. With that experience comes a little bit of knowledge. Beware the off gassing of large amounts of freshly split wood. I sent my uncle home with a car load and he got light headed while driving. He stopped at a store and bagged up all the wood in trash bags for the rest of the ride home. Just a thought for all you kind folks. Peace.

[@TienHoang-hn1ww]

Your video is so quiet and peaceful

[@lis4963]

Ну и как всегда отличное единение с природой!!!

[@axt_messer_survival]

dank dir für die beeindruckenden bilder und den geschichtsunterricht !

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@MikBar-nj8jq]

I like to watch these guys do their thing I learn a lot watching the show and copy what they do

[@책읽는라디오-w4d]

안녕하세요!! 금요일이 지나고 토요일 새벽입니다.. 내일은.. 토요일 오전10시에 김장(김치)만들기 봉사를 가야합니다.. 잠시 모닥불 보고 갑니다. ㅎ 건강하세요~~~♡♡♡

[@crowevurt]

building a fire on ice using branches covered in snow?? simply awesome to watch. Happy Holidays

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@flipofaswitch1713]

Hate the cold but it's so damn beautiful. Thanks, Chef!

[@johngoodwin3468]

Such a awesome feeling being free and it puts me in a good place to relax.. thanks for the upcoming updates awesome chanal.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@mohe1968]

The best Saturdays are watching Suedwoos, greetings friend

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@kokopelau6954]

Isn't it amazing what can be done with the simple pine tree and it's pitch? I love using the candles and torches from them.

[@Spockfucious]

Excellent as always. High-light of my week, every week.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@hanksbud2544]

Thanks Swedewoods. Another great video and i learn something from each of them. Thank you so much for sharing your skills and beautiful country with all of us.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@ScottMitchell2]

That's what I call a great winter trip. Great work!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@Christopherjamesmurphy21]

Watching all these videos with lavvus and hot tent camping with fancy stoves. I completely forgot that the human race has had an open fire inside a tent for centuries. Thank you for the reminder. This is great. More with this tent my friend.

[@johnburgin7478]

Interesting history in the description. I like the bipod with the log feeding the fire . Have a great day

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@Life_Skills00]

It's like watching a documentary on the other hand. That's great!!!😊👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@IGRIS_BLOOD79]

I come from Vietnam. and you know. In Vietnam, only a few northern provinces have snow. over 95% of our country is snow-free. and i really like camping theme videos

[@IGRIS_BLOOD79]

@BUSHCRAFT In The Forest do you mean game videos on my channel?. if you ask about the game it's called ART OF WAR 3.

[@DrAdrianTodd]

Many thanks for all the wonderful videos this year. Wishing you and your family a very happy and blessed Christmas.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you and the same to yours!

[@terrym1065]

Swedwoods👍👍 Awesome! Interesting fact on the Arran fire. I can see in Sweden a rock ring is not needed account the abundant moisture but here in the states, if an open fire is allowed on federal lands and forest anyway, it has to be contained one way or another per regulations. Usually a rock ring is used to keep the fire from spreading/creeping to adjacent combustibles, we're much dryer here. I go camping etc. to have a good time not survive, so I make fire any way I can period and agreed on the naysayers.. Filming was award winning as usual, the drone shots are epic, well done. Fires and food was Swedwoods all the way, I'm warm and full. Thanks for the winter adventure, the snow and cold there makes up for the lack of it here in the desert southwest, I knew it was close to Christmas time... Enjoy!

[@Swedwoods]

Oh I know what dry is. My humus enriched soil around here is disaster waiting to happen. In summer this is also important. You can make a ring sure, but the important thing is not to let the fire creep down into the ground. So always fire ON rocks. Its essential not to have a ring elevating around the fire because: easier to ignite because of better airflow, it heats your body better and faster, it burns better with less smoke. Some awesome books out these days on the matter. And yes, we have all been doing it wrong!

[@Swedwoods]

And merry christmas to you my friend!

[@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag]

Probably one of your best videos 😉👍🏻🔥 Good job 👏🏻 Tom🇩🇰

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@andromedaalpha8971]

You definiteley got me with that pasta! I'll have to check this out! Mnny thanks for your great content all around the last year. I did really enjoy! Happy christmas and fine and healthy new 2023!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you. Merry christmas!

[@michaelmairs1266]

Merry Christmas to you swedwoods, your videos are very enjoyable and inspiring and I enjoy watching them on my way to school, and a Happy New Year.

[@Swedwoods]

Merry christmas!

[@craigrobertson6082]

That was a great video, as always. Great imagery having your supper on the ice. Merry Christmas to you too.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@herlialvesdeoliveira1379]

Congratulations for the videos, I'm a Herli from Brazil

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@stevenpalmer8058]

Kale is one of my favourites, I fry mine with chestnuts and smoked bacon cut small.

[@yesilmavibirdunya2681]

Güzel bir sunum ve harika bir ortam emeğinize sağlık 🥰 keyifli kamplar dilerim 🙋🏼‍♂️

[@liz7217]

Truly beautifully filmed in stunning surroundings. Relaxing to watch as well as being brought back to how so much can be done when you have the skills. Thanks for taking us all along with you 🤝👏👏👏

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@BushcraftOst]

Großartig diese Winterwunderlandschaft. Bei uns ist der Schnee schon wieder weg. Ich wünsche Dir noch einen guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr und bleib Gesund. 🤠

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@theinvasivespecies1119]

Your winter pasta looks outstanding!! I am going to make it. Gourmet cooking in the woods! Love it

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@JayDouglas01]

What great final shots! Love that sky.

[@drewgraybushcraft]

Spectacular as always, thanks for making and sharing! You are appreciated!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@mountain_savage]

Your videos are not just relaxation, camping and bushcraft, it’s like real meditation, immersion in everything you do! I watch your channel with great pleasure! Thank you !!!

[@calmmusicforsleep]

Awesome camping! So beautiful nature around! Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@johndebolt5853]

Hi Swede, thanks for the great video as always. Almost Nagualero 1 year passing. Your the best. Always a challenge for me. Be well and safe.

[@Swedwoods]

That's right. Still saddens me he left us too soon. Thank you and merry Christmas!

[@ryanwheeling9865]

Spectacular video my friend, thank you!..the winter wonderland videos are my favorite, I am heading for the woods tonight or tomorrow night and gonna give that log fire a try. If I don't talk to you before, Merry Christmas from my family to yours!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much my friend!

[@ruchiramunjal6061]

Great Winter Camping Adventure !! Winter Season is meant for Camping Adventures.

[@ForexTaleem]

I,m from Pakistan I love your camping videos

[@invictus3598]

Great outdoors bushcraft and scenery! Always educational and enjoyable, thank you!

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@bobhead6243]

Thank you for another wonderfull video my Friend, Have an Excellent Yule , Best wishes to you and the Family , Be Well ,Strength ,Honour and Respect .🙂👍

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@janetwhite3768]

Thank you for taking us along for the ride as you navigate your country and innovate as you go. Love your unique twist on things……Merry Christmas and a fabulous New Year to you and family.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you and merry christmas!

[@ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣΨΥΛΛΑΚΗΣ-γ7χ]

Sei grande!saluti da Kreta Grecia!!!

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@jeffmay7138]

Great video. Good stuff. Makes me want to be there.

[@stefan.5987]

Thank you very much for another fine episode. So relaxing to watch. 🙋‍♂️✌️

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@davidthrower5187]

Beautiful and peaceful. :) Also bonus points for adding culinary skills to your bushcraft.

[@outdooradventureHungary]

i like the ending scene when you walk away ,great capture thank you ,i wish you merry christmas

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@MeetMeOutside]

A winter classic ! The effort you put into this is truly amazing, and inspiring ! The winter pasta ! I might steal that recipe if you don’t mind ! Just can’t thank you enough man. Stay well, Happy Holidays !

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks! Bon appetit!

[@Amrinprospecting]

Keren sekali kawan

[@Ljungbacken7181]

Cragdella / I tnink it´s "Merry Christmas", nowdays...Right ?

[@huangsolver3255]

Great video. Beautiful winter.

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@ayobali0121]

I love your ingenuity 😍 amazing to watch as always, your a proper Viking Warrior have a Merry Christmas ⛄ & Happy New Year.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@erdinc733]

Your videos have always of great quality but this was even superior. Well done and thanks.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you very much!

[@Nunya_Binness]

Awesome video! So much amazing content! I was going do an overnight on the ice, ice fishing but I feel content to stay home after watching this.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@Mariusz-yc2tz]

Piękna Twoja Szwecja -pozdrowienia z Polski

[@HariKristiyanto]

Love the snow ❤

[@grvital3645]

Доброго вечора, вподобайка за відео і атмосферу.

[@Swedwoods]

Thank you!

[@TinyGalore]

Tak/tack for upload. God jul til dig 🌲☕❄

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@Pahka463]

хороши ваши походы в одиночку.👍🌲🌲🌲🔥🔥

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@EifelWandern]

Very atmospheric and authentic. Good post and you can feel the cold. In Germany and here in the villages, the Kienspanhalter (German) or "Fatwood candle holder" was used until the mid-19th century. We have such a forged iron part as a combination for Fatwood stick and candle. It is stuck with the horizontal tip in a beam in our living room and is a replica of the original from the 17th century. Merry Christmas. Alex

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks!

[@geroldknoebel3836]

Very nice video, good idea with the sidelight, gives light and warmth. I still owe you an answer, regarding the resin lamp and the wooden wick. I learned a lot almost 50. umpteen years ago, during my time in the paratroopers, lone wolf training and survival training in winter and arctic zones. The old Russian Sibirien's used to have nothing else in winter to survive. They collected resin throughout the year so they had light in the winter and medicine, in case of injuries. If you dig a hole in the tent, add an air duct to the outside, start your fire in the hole and cover it on top with stones or a thin sheet of metal, you can cook and the tent stays warm at night. Small opening for exhaust air, so nothing can happen to you. Of course in the wind direction. Merry Christmas and let it go well with you. Greetings from Frankfurt

[@Swedwoods]

Thanks for info my friend. Merry christmas!