Solo Camping in Alaskan Survival Cabin in -20°F

[@roamingreckless]

Not me accidentally scheduling this to post at 1AM instead of 1PM 🤦🏻‍♀️ my brain is fried

[@underthetornado]

😂❤no big deal. It got to Calif. About 1 pm. Negative 11? I can't cope with my high desert mountain ghost town at 27 degrees last night! My plugs keep melting in my travel trailer. So I'm depending on electric blanket and heavy quilt. Heater quit in my cpap humidifyer too. Damn!❤😂you have Norther Lights because we had a huge X class solar flare this morning.!

[@JaneMary20]

I have read ''fired'' but this is becasue I am ill and tired

[@BooBoo-hp6dd]

Love you both ❤❤❤❤❤. More videos ❤❤❤

[@SnowyLynx90]

No, your brain sabotaged you in order to get more of that coffee. Don't let it fool you, Lol.

[@Fullyautomagic]

It’s actually frozen

[@thehattersmadness1957]

Just a tip. Woodburner usually have air vents on the bottom front. If you shut the air intake a bit the fire won’t be so roaring and eat up your wood so fast at night. If nothing else, you can shut down the damper on the stove pipe some and it will do the same thing. Advice from a person who had the night shift, adding wood to keep us warm all night. ❤😊🎄

[@gabeclark8050]

Yes! And make sure to let it burn fast and hot to establish a good bed of coals for when you put fresh wood on to get going easier)

[@dominik9041]

And clean it before use

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

@@dominik9041 Souls, when you find the narrow road to heaven / keep walking on it. lucifer = 1 Peter 5:8 (KJV) Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour: he+ll love to keep you an ignorant fool. knowing not where you go, who you are, nor why life is. Luke 13:3 I tell you, Nay: but, except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish. John 3:7 Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again. Matthew 7:21 Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Soon the MOTB shall be share to all. It becomes a real choosing between MAMMON AND GOD> Joshua 24:15 (KJV) And if it seem evil unto you to serve the LORD, choose you this day whom ye will serve; whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, or the gods of the Amorites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD. Deuteronomy 30:19 (KJV) I call heaven and earth to record this day against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing: therefore choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live: And before you take me as a “troll” and “spam”, bother to watch all my 7 playlists, dear soul. The simple research which I did, I named it simply: BIBLE + FREEMASONRY.

[@Jerseyhighlander]

I still can't get over the fact she went to Gargage Depot to buy firewood... In Alaska.

[@kennoz1785]

Noted! Thank you

[@JK-tl8ih]

Is it just me or does blue look so much better. He’s like a new dog despite the cancer. I pray our little guy kicks cancers ass❤

[@illiniwood]

Drove me crazy that you didn't look for the breaker box and turn the power on. Plus, every wood burning stove has an air damper. I'm sure it's left wide open between guests so that moisture doesn't gut rust the stove out. BTW, you need an oil heater, AND a block heater. Both that can run on a secondary DC battery and AC power. If you can only choose one, get the oil heater. Don't get the one made in China, get one made in U.S.A. or Germany.

[@DD_2014]

I was saying the same thing out loud, CHECK THE BREAKER BOX! LOL

[@crfjohn79]

It’s an off grid survival shelter there is most likely no power probably just wired for a generator

[@DD_2014]

Could be, but if you never check you are never Gona know :) @@crfjohn79

[@sharoncampbell206]

@@DD_2014 I kept thinking it. She said "a fuse" or something, but........The breaker probably was just off.

[@brendangilligan9704]

There's a main breaker switch outside the cabin somewhere to turn the power, they put there for fire prevention. They can shut off entire grids but not what is in your cabin. They do this here in colorado.

[@CARNIKELLI]

I was thinking the same. that there had to be a breaker somewhere

[@taekooksupporter6772]

I was also thinking the same thing.

[@stevenjackson3537]

Thanks

[@dakotawillis4227]

The coldest I've ever experienced was -43 F and -48 F windchill in northern Michigan! I walked a couple miles in it...can't describe the cold lol

[@thehattersmadness1957]

My daughter just told me she is glad she grew up in a house heated with a wood stove. She now is the best fire starter in the city she moved to. 😂 Burns are a hazard of wood heat for sure. I keep an aloe plant close at hand. Blu looks like he is feeling pretty good. Hope his treatments continue to help him.❤😊

[@xCodeXANA]

I had a wood stove in my childhood home in West Michigan. ☺️ some of my favorite memories are watching my dad get it ready ❤️

[@stj971]

I miss my wood stove!

[@derektomlinson2521]

Those land rovers we used in the British military, turn on the ignition twice before starting,( allows the glow pug to get extra hot) and pump the gas pedal several times

[@jacquezghardy]

lol your guardian angel definitely needs a raise

[@aliceinoregonland3942]

That is a great comment!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@ChrissyWilliams-o1g]

Cool cabin. I highly recommend learning how a dampener works on a wood stove. That’ll help keep you warm during the night. Also, you may have had to turn the breaker on in order to get your lights and outlets to work. Recommend following the conduit and seeing if it leads to a breaker panel.

[@gabeclark8050]

Those cabins require generators, they’re off the grid.

[@johnvandusen567]

Blue is such an attentive, loving, cute helper! Good boy!

[@Dion250666]

Thanks!

[@GlasgowCeltic88]

From someone who grew up with a Land Rover 110 as "The family car"... and as a British Army Vet who spent several years as a Vehicle Mechanic, in the Army working on these wee things, the equivalent of a "19A" in the US Army. It's GREAT to see these auld girls still being used, enjoyed (except when POE's too cold to wanna wake up) & worked on. Keep on doing what you do Ria, Blue and POE!

[@hunter2790]

The fact you went to Alaska without installing a block heater and diesel heater is absolutely crazy 😮

[@MHdollrevievs]

Especially with a diesel.

[@justinsellers9402]

I'm from Alabama and have no idea what those are. Something for the car? Different weather, I guess.

[@sergiofernandez6115]

Dont needed it if you live in Anchorage Area,well maybe a little, but if you in Fairbanks and up, good luck with that

[@MLSPlatforms]

They actually make a magnetized one that works well

[@7892rl]

You're assuming she actually WENT to Ak without prepping her ancient ex-military diesel Landrover....,.I have found that the more I watch her the less and less I believe her. She's a fast-talkng cutey that knows she's a fast-talking cutey. I have experience in the cold and so much of what she says and does is just NOT possible , plausible or even likely but you make up your own mind like I made up mine. IMHO just another Internet "star" making a good living that is mostly made up.

[@aliceinoregonland3942]

I ❤ how Bubby takes such a vested interest in EVERYTHING that you do! I know he has passed and I am so so sorry you have lost your best friend and reckless travel companion! I pray that your new rezzy pup will bring as much joy on your travels as your precious Blue! I found this verse written on a note card, in my local post office! I was going (and still am) through a difficult season. Psalm 124:8 "Our help is in the LORD, who made heaven and earth! " Safe travels!

[@ak_downrange_threat7251]

Jumper cables will not prevent your oil from freezing in your engine, and if it does that jumper pack will not help at all. You need a Plug heater, a pan heater and a battery blanket, maybe even a transmission heater depending on the transmission, should cost you about $120 locally maybe a bit more since Landrover is not common in Central Alaska.

[@YupThatGrl]

Blue drank your coffee 😂😂😂

[@TheOtherBill]

Do a search for (and learn about) wood stove damper. You can regulate the damper and air intake so it won't get too hot and also to make the fuel last longer overnight. Also, any auto parts store up there will have a vehicle battery heater you can plug into the Jackery.

[@joelaimone1325]

I've never come across your channel before. I love it! First , I've never seen anyone who loves and is aware of the emotional potential of their dog child. Secondly, I too made a maiden voyage up to the Arctic Circle with my yellow lab and a KLR650 motorcycle. I lived in Eagle River, AK, for 16years working at the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage. The owner of the store and gas station just south of the Yukon River let me park my 25" RV and KLR650. I then drove my motorcycle to the AC. I am so impressed with your achievements.

[@thomasbackenstoe849]

I am 61 years old and so admire you for this adventure.

[@vagabondheart3595]

Blue is the best, hope he stays healthy, you are sooo lucky to have him, Merry Christmas!

[@sidneyabernathy854]

"Fiddy" love it.

[@markbucher7609]

I lived about 3 blocks away from the North Pole Coffee Company. I agree they have the best coffee going. When I went through arctic survival school, the high for the week I was out was -17, and I slept in a snow shelter. It was great, but hey, I'm a Minnesotan and did that kind of stuff growing up.

[@itpatriot]

I hope you’ll see this! I want to recommend getting some ‘Mushers Secret’ for Blue!! It’s THE BEST stuff for their paws in super cold temps!! I’m not kidding- it’s a life saver and you will love it, and Blue will especially love it!! I’m sure they have it readily available in Alaska. It protects their paws!

[@roamingreckless]

Yeah we have mushers secret! Love it

[@teresamarie50]

My son is in the military stationed in Fairbanks. We got to visit in June, it’s such a beautiful place, Stay warm.

[@stephenatkison2914]

You are doing great. You've mastered the most important things like selecting shelter from weather, finding food and supplies, building a fire.

[@michaeldoxey1240]

In 1973 I was at Fort Lewis WA, when myself and others in my company were given orders to our new assignments, some went to Alaska - we all felt sorry for them.

[@gabeclark8050]

So cool to see that you were at this cabin! My dog Abby and I use them a lot because I don’t have good camping gear for these temps. Funnily enough, this is the only one in the interior that I’ve had the carbon monoxide detector go off for me 😅 I think I may have written about it in that notebook. Stay safe and warm! (If you liked that cabin the one on chena hot springs road at granite tors is about the same size. The smaller ones are easier to heat. The angel creek cabins are about a 5 mile hike. They’re by the chena hot springs resort.) Aaaaand the outlets are for generators that you bring. That’s why there was no power.

[@painedizzle7375]

This is such a uplifting video from my freaking hospital bed. I wish I could be camping 🏕 😕 😪

[@theconceptofmentalwellness355]

Get well!

[@Jaimesgaming]

🙏 get well soon.

[@Tzphardi]

Praying that you get well soon buddy!

[@jdumonceaux3706]

I've there, spent last Christmas in the hospital. Hope you get out soon.

[@margieb.4346]

Get well soon!

[@maryharper9321]

I never tire of those great orange plain seats

[@anitaquerry8844]

*plaid - and I agree! So unique!

[@lunabear4195]

I always love when Blue looks straight into the camera 😍

[@tyeetamer]

They make “heating blankets” for batteries that will help. If you’re still in Alaska, “Battery Specialists of Alaska” in Anchorage will get you taken care of and install it. The owner Rich is great.

[@sherry8894]

I don't know how you stand all that cold weather! -11 is way too cold for me! I'm more of a warm weather kind of girl, but I sure like watching you and Blue enjoy your adventures!!! That coffee you got sounds like it's delicious YUMMY ❤ EDIT: - 20 Brrrrrrrrr !!!!

[@stj971]

I like it cold but that's ridiculous! Wood stove needs cleaning.

[@sherrimiller450]

My husband and I took my three boys to one of those cabins one time and the stove heated up the cabin so hot that all of them ended out on the porch in their underwear😆 If you go to one, you have to hike to get a sled and pull your stuff in. Bald Lake is a nice one👍

[@ScottBryant-wi7gb]

Your dog loves and trust you.

[@YouMatterAndYouAreLoved]

1:18 HOW SWEET! My heart melted, watching those few seconds.

[@bobknull7502]

A few things. There are KZbin tutorials out there about controlling wood stoves. i.e. adjusting the draft and the damper to control the heat and the rate of burn. I was also wondering if the power was shut off at the breaker box. It seems silly to have 110 wiring and no power for outlets and lights. Did you notice the mattress stashed under the bottom bunk? I'm old and had to learn all of these things the hard way. Love your videos. Sharing your adventures is a treat.

[@LSChestersMom]

I love wood burning stoves... I lived in France for a year and it was the only source of heat and I love it! Love to you and Blue!

[@JenniferSmith-gh1wm]

Hey honey bear! Super fun video! Good job as always! Give Blue a big kiss for Grammy. BIG KISSES. Love you and miss you TONS!

[@mzfitmama2361]

So rad to see!! Also the northern nights. Before I die I want to see that!!

[@jandansing5467]

While I was watching your video, my 23-year-old son went online and purchased 3 bags of this coffee (yes, we are a family of coffee addicts😂). We should receive them before Christmas so they will be wrapped as gifts to us🤣 Thanks for the recommendation❤️ ☕️

[@kristy4619]

Did you check to see if someone turned the breakers off and that's why the cabin has not power.

[@welawisdom]

I LOVE your facial expressions! I’m always laughing out loud (literally!) 🎉 Looking for the coffee now. Keep safe!

[@Nextgen_account]

I love that youre constantly smiling but also nervous and panicing the entire time 🤣🙏 stay safe

[@old_5-O]

Hello. Did you check the breaker box to make sure that there was power. Somebody may have turned the breakers off and turning them on would possibly give you power. Just a suggestion. Be safe!

[@juliadplume3097]

I lived in Fairbanks one winter and remember waiting for the school bus in -45°F weather.

[@SuperMaosy]

engine heater is an essential item for the freezing climate up north. since you have diesel, you definitely needs it or your oil will turn to jello.

[@bmackfw]

I look so forward to your posts! I don't have the courage to do the things you do so I live vicariously through you. I do live full time in a small camper, but I'm in Port Aransas TX for the winter where it only gets about 60 degrees at the coldest. You rock!

[@MindfulObservers]

My youngest daughter and I love your channel. She's almost 8. She named her stuffed animals Ru, Blue, and Poe 🥰 just the sweetest thing

[@philipplouden5892]

I was literally just thinking how calming it would be to have a new RR video to watch and lo and behold posted 4 minutes ago. 😁

[@darky1376]

Omg. Love this video. Please do make more such videos at survival cabins. It's so much fun. And bubby was extra cute. 😊

[@mike-w3e2c]

The Northern Lights were amazing where you were at. We just had them very visible in Missoula, MT....love the shows. BIG HUG for you and Blue..........Mike

[@Ou81gi812]

🎉 You’re doing great…you’re surviving!!! I’ve got a couple of tips for you. Use the upper bunk, next time. Heat rises! You’ll stay warmer, longer. Also, that store-bought wood 🪵 is dry-as-a-bone. It’s great for kindling but burns really quick. Next time, before hitting the hay, put a “round” in your wood stove and it will burn longer into the night. (I noticed that the previous tenant had left some “round” branches for you to use.) It’s also more convenient to put another log in the wood stove the minute you start to feel cold. Just wake-up and take advantage of the coals leftover from the previous fire; that way you don’t have to build a fire from scratch. PLUS, if you have a fire/wood stove, save your isobutane for emergency use!!! Cook your food & beverages in a little metal pot. NOTHING hits the spot like HOT FOOD ‼️ That freeze dried dinner is COLD by the time that boiling water has saturated your dinner…especially when your room temperature is below freezing. (Maybe even think about putting your freeze dried meals in an INSULATED bag to help retain the heat, longer. (Soto makes a titanium cook set that has an insulated “bubble wrap” that help’s keep your bowl warm while you’re eating.) Finally, besides a “freeze plug” heater for your engine block, get a “battery blanket” or “silicone heater” for your battery. Silicone heaters are great and easy to install. All you need is, one for your oil pan, one for your transmission, and one for your battery. In the future, when you are trying to keep warm in the winter (in Poe or in a tent), try to utilize DRY HEAT sources. (4lb. mini-titanium backpack stove?!?) Gas stoves and heaters create a LOT of condensation and also gives off carbon monoxide, so be careful…maybe even get a CO monitor if you have to use a petroleum product. Love your adventurous mindset!!! You’ve developed the skills to survive the next apocalypse ‼️

[@chrisbocker2255]

Those survival cabins are really cool they give you the basics and you can really make yourself comfortable in them. The more you use them know you’re gonna like them.

[@dennismccall9632]

So proud of your fire making skills! Glad you both are safe. Have a Merry Christmas!

[@stereolababy]

except when she was blowing on a well lit fire

[@janecoe9407]

i was impressed with her skills to make a fire.

[@96fido96]

Look up DeWalt Battery Maintainer It will maintain the car battery charged over night or a Couple of days

[@StormFang18]

I am not sure, If i wrote anything here before, but: A few weeks ago I found your channel and I have been watching all your videos from old to new; now I have caught up and I miss this feeling of "I have more to watch". So, I am glad to be caught up, but I am sure I will rewatch your videos! I have to say; you are hardcore for camping in this cabin! You rock!

[@Mitch93636]

I hope you and Blue are doing well. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

[@Bec3Bec]

Thank You for sharing your tour of the world!!!! Love the lights around the tire on the hood!!!!

[@LauriePease-w2m]

We did that once and had to walk in 8 miles. Remember to have a sled or something to put your goods on. And don’t forget anything. You are not going to want to go back for it. Good job btw. Love u and blue. Continued success.

[@Joeybz1]

Praying for you up there! You know Alaska is the place to be in the summer, not the weather! Hope you’re heading Southward!

[@lyfandeth]

It really is ok to sparingly spray some starting ether in the diesel air intake, if it just needs a little encoragement. Some folks also drape an old wool horse blanket or army surplus blanket over the engine & hood to help keep it a little warmer at night. A spare wool blanket is always useful.

[@e2theg422]

This looks fun, I live in Alaska and always camped but never tried staying at survial cabins. Happy Holidays as well, glad you and blue are doing good.

[@emancify]

I saw another Camper video (you should study how this little posse gets things done) who seem to thrive in the freezing cold. They are called "The Outdoor Boys" and they don't have the COMMENTS turned on yet. I don't know what the real math is for KZbinr's to make some serious coin (T.O.B.'s have about 1.5M-2M views of each), but I'm sure that he has it down to the math that you're trying to emulate.

[@joybochsler7160]

Mia you're so brave and smart and beautifully all things young women should have and you have a huge kind ❤️

[@setdosdos]

Qué envidia….btw, mi hijo y yo amamos verte y amamos el frío¡

[@jimh.8138]

“Look, it’s burning the wood”. Hilarious. 🎉

[@brodemiah3689]

I live in AK and never heard anyone call these survival cabins. They’ve just public use cabins for recreation, I guess “survival” is for the algorithm. Also, not sure which cabin this is, but the only ones I’ve been too that have outlets or lights require you to bring a generator with you. And as someone else mentioned there’s a damper on wood stoves that lets you control the amount of air that the fire gets so you can control the temp better. Cheers and enjoy Alaska!!

[@Jimthetraveller]

Tip from your last video on the diesel heater failing to start.....if your trying to run is off the jackery it wont work.. The jackery port only kicks out 10amps the heater requires 15 to start up.... RUN IT OFF YOUR SECOND BATTERY WITH THE ENGINE RUNNING UNTIL THE HEATER HAS FULLY STARTED...

[@BootsAndPearls85]

I think those Alaskan cabins are so cool! Some of them are so remote, I can't imagine how nice it would be to just be able to completely disconnect from the world in one. Safe travels, hope you and Blue are having a great holiday season!

[@Chris_at_Home]

In Alaska we consider remote as a place you can’t drive your car or truck too. Places that are remote either have ATV, snowmachine, boat or airplane access. -20F isn’t that cold. We work in it and play in it all the time.

[@DrNock-jp7ck]

-20, HOT BLOODED ITALIAN? NOT A PROBLEM KEEPING WARM.🥶🥵 JUST GOT TO LOVE IT!!!❤ From another Midwestern ITALIAN that moves to the cold weather. 😅😱🌌🎄🎄🎄

[@douglasminton508]

I never use the emergency brake in winter up here due to possible freezing if that happens bad things happen just a tip from one alaskan

[@hunterxangler]

Yup, that ting will freeze lock rite up

[@stevegibbs7920]

Thanks for sharing your trip with us 👏😎❤👍. Aw, your furry companion is so cute 😍. Safe travels 👋⚘

[@jenniebennett1911]

Hi Ria, love watching you from the UK, you're a brave girl. Dogs are cute. X❤

[@maryellensola5379]

Great video. Love the way Blue looks at you with such love!

[@eurobo1773]

Awesome video! Helpful hint for your battery; turn off all of your vehicles accessories (radio and fan for hvac) prior to cold starting. If you don’t, once you turn your key in the ignition, the accessories will start first and have a draining effect on your battery.

[@TierraSanea87]

This was great! Whenever you get to Delaware, I'm just warning you our weather is very TriPolar. 😂😌✨💜

[@stasiabeez0]

I love watching your videos! Great angles and editing! You seem so motivated and determined to achieve your goals, i am inspired.

[@alfredmisterka5880]

You are doing a wonderful job on the wood stove stay warm and injoy your self

[@RevZ06]

you got to turn back the handle on the side of the stack to manage the fire (The flu/ the damper.) love your videos. Truly living the dream. color me jealous

[@waynepeterson1061]

Me being from northwest Wisconsin, you'll have to try this this trick that I used to do for my kids. When it's -20° F outside or colder, take a Dixie cup of warm water and toss the cup contents straight into the air. You'll know it's cold out when it hits the ground as ice crystals. 🥶 Try to stay warm. That battery booster pack to add power to 's batteries is a real-life saver. My buddy from Mio, Michigan first told me about them. Take care.

[@seancampbell1383]

Here in New Brunswick, Canada, it gets to be -30 or even more (or less lol) in the run of a day. The maritimes can be crazy! Have you ever thought about an East Coast Canadian tour?? We’d be happy to provide any guidance we can! Cheers!

[@josephpokoy4205]

Recommendation. I hope you’re using anti-gel in the fuel. So the fuel doesn’t freeze because once it turns like Jell-O, you’re not gonna be able to get that thing running.

[@CreatorInTrng]

Loving it. And, you know, sending you both to stay warm and safe. And, we know, the adventure is more than what you show us. But, what you show us is indomitable.

[@andrewrichey7374]

Beautiful fire, beauty deserves beauty 👍👍🤠 Yep here watching Maria 6:06 PM Thursday

[@brand-EE]

This does look so fun! I live at Red Top Mountain State Park in Georgia, and I sometimes rent a cabin there just to get away. It's only like 5 minutes from my house, but it's just so peaceful.

[@parrottfeatherseyes7033]

St. Nickerdoodle. Lol.

[@jpauze]

First time I've seen your videos. I do a lot of back country and extreme winter survival camping and I have but one thing to say. Best video I've watched in a long time and enjoyed every second. You do you girl.

[@martincanchola3020]

That's my kind of cabin! Survival bunker! Lets go!

[@robertquinn1945]

Maria I’ve got a interstate battery it ok if you want a good battery I’d try everstart from Walmart I had one that was like 4 years old and it never failed to start my vehicle in the winter 🥶 in northern Indiana!!!! Love ❤️ the cabin you rented ❤❤❤

[@ToddTamm]

Thanks for showing Alaska its on my bucket list to go thrre beautiful there dang cold thou im use to it live in Colorado

[@FastasFox35]

You have officially made me addicted to Australian Shepherds. I am now going to purchase a toy mini Aussie because of you and Blue. 😊. Thank you and stay safe

[@mayasilliman1465]

Blue looks so good! It's nice to have these survival cabins. But -20 degrees!!!! Just not for me. Continued good luck on your Alaskan camping trip Maria. How does one get used to such short daylight? Will say that coffee looks good. I'd have bought a half dozen packages!

[@MichaelRedding-z9o]

That was an amazing overnighter Great Adventure 20:19

[@adamb7220]

42° @ 8pm in mid Michigan I'm not coming that direction!! So glad you're enjoying yourself.

[@user-vy6ml3ci9p]

Glad you are staying in Alaska long enough to know the place. Like seeing your adventures. Seem pretty happy there.

[@jimsears2434]

So glad to see you are still alive and Reckless as always. I know you love the Defender...as I also own a Land Rover. Knowledge is key to being responsibly reckless.....and I know you do not want to damage your Defender's motor. If you still have 15w40 oil in it...that oil is too thick in -20F temps. It's turns into a super thick sludge and does not pump correctly and lubricate bearings and the top end for quite awhile. 5w40 or even 0w40 if going to colder temps is what you should run. Call the guy you got the defender from and ask him also. Installing a block heater is important for the conditions where you can plug in. Using the diesel heater to blow under the engine will help if you are out in the middle of nowhere. You may find you are damaging the engine with what you are currently doing and not knowing it. Just trying to help ya along the way and wish you the best in your adventures

[@kurth.8599]

Did you find the breaker? Most people shut it off when the cabin not in use. Safety first. There was a manual on the top shelf, Probably A log about what to know about the cabin.

[@LivinginOldFlorida]

Save your jetboil, put your pot on top of the wood stove. Keeps a little humidity in the air, too.

[@andychautin1983]

The burned, boyscout, fire-master lady! That was awesome, love your vids! And blues’ the (woof) man!