Primitive Mud Oven - A Snake on the Roof of my Shelter - Baking Bread in the Forest (Part 17)

Primitive Mud Oven - A Snake visited my Shelter - Making a primitive mud oven in the forest next to my long-term bushcraft shelter - Building a platform and a roof to protect my oven - Baking bread - Drinking mint tea - Preparing an eggplant spread with tomatoes and garlic. No talking, only peaceful nature sounds.
I built my oven using materials I could find nearby in the forest - I took some sand from the stream bank (unfortunately there was not enough sand and the oven has many cracks, but I will fix that problem and fill the cracks on my next trip), yellow earth, rocks, straw/dried grass, and water from the stream.
The snake that visited my shelter is not dangerous - we call them "house snakes"- Natrix natrix, they won't harm you and they will go away, fearing you if they see you, as it happened with this snake. I saw some little brown mice near my shelter, one of them had been hiding in my roof sometimes, so I guess that was what the snake was looking for.
I created a playlist with all the videos that I filmed at my long-term shelter - you can access it by clicking this link:
• Long term shelter build
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Thank you all for watching, for all your comments and support!
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Hi, my name is Johanna and I love nature, especially the wild green woods. Welcome to my channel! You are going to find beautiful wild camping, bushcraft videos here, no talking, just being and enjoying nature and a simpler more authentic way of living.
Sharing your happiness is one way of bringing more happiness into your life. This is one of the reasons why I created this KZbin channel and these videos. Enjoy and be inspired!

[@WildGreenJohanna]

I created a playlist with all the videos that I filmed at my long-term shelter - you can access it by clicking this link:

[@sairbashir9784]

I love your videos. I am just revisiting your channel because, I have not seen you on the KZbin lately. I trust things are well with you and maybe a future return back to KZbin with more videos. I miss you here on KZbin, be well.

[@victorkoci9171]

You are amazing that would be great to spend time building things to use . Thank You for showing all this.

[@gracemaxwell6157]

You are amazing!❤

[@marleneburrows6725]

I enjoyed watching you so much.

[@nannag5801]

Hi Johanna I enjoy both of your channels! You are a very talented and self sufficient lady.

[@dianah360]

I would of packed up and left I dont like snakes you guys are a brave women!!

[@rickmorris338]

hello. I didnot see the snake. Are you married with kids? Your not bad at all, a little rough but the works. how many of those camps can you set up in a year/

[@rosemills2423]

My grandmother use to tell me she could make a living on a rock .I use think she was pulling my leg.but learned she was being truthful.i learned so much from her.i use to do this kind of work when I was young .I learned very young .u don't always need a man to create things .I worked many years in a furniture plant .I built decks on my home an started rock wall to catch up places in my yard .she does this alone ..grand you don't always need a man I've been single for twenty four years .an I will never remarry again. I can do just about anything if I'm left alone .

[@eu.leiaraquel]

Amo seus vídeos, Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@sheilakillgore7728]

Hi Johanna lm new here. Love all your videos I watch them over and over.

[@gaiaswildone]

You're such a great role model Johanna

[@giuseppinavolpe2873]

This happens

[@sophieterre2045]

Bonjour, vous avez une autre chaine youtube?

[@jameslandon4245]

Glad I found your channel! Beautiful scenery. I do a lot of solo camping and paddling in southern Appalachians. Thanks for the videos. Oh yes and be careful out there!

[@vioricasuciu5800]

You are such a hardworking, and never get tired?

[@dotty1220]

Unbelievable talent 👏

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Superb!felicitari!

[@Hadassah-KaquoliMReno]

Are you a vegetarian? Just wondering, I have diabetes two and a vegetarian diet was recommended to me!

[@anna-mariadanielavincenti4457]

I would love to team up with you in the Tributes of Panem, jokes aside you are so talented, no frills, you have my full respect.