Rainy Bushcraft - SOLO Camping - Fork Carving - Cooking Steak

[@scodoguy5581]

Great video, I'm 61 myself and the older I get the more I appreciate simple things and simple peaceful times in life

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you Scodoguy. Yes, me too!! 🙂🙂

[@BobAdventure]

Very nice my friend

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you Bob. 🙏🙏

[@riccouchman5604]

The sweetest sound - the sound of raindrops on the tarp. Always music to my ears. And my favorite of all weather types ever since childhood. A beautiful day for me is always a rainy day. Is that instant coffee or ground coffee? And chili powder and salt?!!! Interesting.that must certainly give the coffee a unique flavor. Yesterday after a run I stopped by a Middle Eastern food wagon in my neighborhood to get some food. As I sat on the fire hydrant eating, the plastic fork was not working for me; I resorted to my fingers like I used to do growing up 😊 Never tried pine tea before - a shame 😊 Will definitely be trying it next time I am in the woods. Do yo always carry white gas stove as back up for rainy weather? More good stuff from you, brother. Blessings🙏🏾

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Good morning Ric, The coffee is real coffee, but in powdered form. It is all that's available here in Italy, but it's also available everywhere else in the world. It comes in vacuum sealed "bricks" under the brand names of Lavazza, Illy, and others. It's the best type for bush coffee as the coffee is done (and rich) after it comes to a rolling boil, and then the grounds stay on the bottom without needing to do any other gymnastics. Chili powder, salt, and honey. You get the gambit of flavors, which is similar to Thai food. Spicy, sweet, and savory. No...not always regarding the stove. It depends on my activities and energy level 😂 AND if it has been raining numerous days continually. Yesterday I filmed another video and didn't bring it with me. 👍👍 Thanks for the questions, brother.