Winter Camping in a Hobbit Tent and a Woodstove

[@TAOutdoors]

Gstove have since offered my subscribers a 15% discount code on their stoves and accessories since I did this video. Enter the code "taoutdoors" on their website: www.gstove.com/ and you should see the discount applied. They ship internationally too. Thanks for watching - Mike

[@flowerchild777]

Awww SWEET! Thanks alot for that👍

[@christiannewsandfactschann7674]

TA Outdoors most of the harmful gases gose out the chimney

[@winterfar2814]

Nice man! Just ordered mine. Thanks for the video, and I enjoyed the speech as well.

[@andrecarter2992]

TA Outdoors

[@catlee8064]

Question....you keep your sleeping bag on the outside of your bergan and your tent inside.....why ???

[@TAOutdoors]

Well this was Fun! Watch Part 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZmooJePdt6rjZY

[@therandomguy1315]

8 hours ago???

[@pfgman6167]

TA Outdoors loves the video

[@georgew59]

Merry Christmas Mark!!

[@jangminthangkhongsai9145]

TA Outdoors MERRY CHRISTMAS!

[@oOcitizenOo]

Happy coming Christmas! Wish you all the best! Love your channel

[@randall.3189]

So it's come to this, I spend my time watching people go camping.

[@RT-pe3ro]

how i miss those tent camping trips 30 years ago.... thanks for the walk back in history! Good Luck!

[@backcountryaddict8748]

Definitely deep thoughts but well needed!!! It’s so very good to hear anyone on social media to say that we need to put it down and create more memories!!!

[@wickeddubz]

I spent 2 nights in the forest recently near the small river. Sky was full of stars,we looked at starfall , had some wine near the fire. We built small camp and had a best weekend. Who needs the phone when you have forests,mountains, tents, fire, rivers,lakes, friends, stars, sunsets... this is what we all remember when we get old. +TA Outdoors - high five to you sir, big up from eastern europe. You actually didn’t quit teaching. You keep teaching us .

[@ardkoreable]

thats not the same you wouldnt enjoy a whole year in your tent believe me hahaha

[@billthomas6296]

I must say I loved your little speech about getting off of social media and technology and building memories by getting out and about etc. I am a 58 year old man and getting out into the woods has always been the best memories of my life from a little boy through out the years til now. I have my grandparents to thank for that. You should feel good about recommending that to your viewers. God job.

[@garynolan5240]

You are spot on nothing wrong with speaking deep about the outdoors I done my first hot tent last week for 48 hours and its was absolutely beautiful and I'll never forget it Thanks for your videos ✌☮

[@DehJarlorNoob]

The stove brings back memories from my conscript days in Finland. It wasn't only once I heard some team burn their tent by an accident during a combat exercise. During winter though the stove was absolutely a lifesaver, if we managed to get it lit.

[@arthurbrinkman9833]

I zm glad the company hired you. I really enjoy your flicks and relive my past if only in memory. I am an 82 year old retired sailor. Thank you.

[@Mat-kr1nf]

Finally, someone on KZbin who is actually using the lavvu the right way out! The arm flaps on the outside to keep the rain out, and the extra bit of material at the top of the cape on the inside, so the side of the tent exposed to rain has as few seams as possible. It should also be worn that way round. That extra bit of material that lies around your shoulders stops the outer canvas from wearing out and acts as extra warmth and a waterproof layer. Well done 👍 that man!!!

[@m4tthi3u]

You're a terrific role model and inspiration for all generations. Family man, outdoors man and from what I can gather, an all around good man. Wish you continued success.

[@allthingseastern2159]

I really appreciated the deep, honest monologue. There's really not enough people willing to do that. Thanks!

[@boogiedoll69]

Ive been teaching my Son bush craft for a few years now. As I teach I show him links to your channel. He told me yesterday how much you and I have inspired him. Given he is only 13: that speaks volumes about your channel... Kudos IPA ;)

[@TAOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@crucible315]

I appreciate your time and sharing knowledge.Tonight though, I appreciate mostly your comments on tuning out and being a doer..not a spectator as I like to say..good wisdom for a young guy.Thanks..

[@aritrachatterjee8057]

Nature is so addictive. This video is superb. I was just watching like a baby...

[@leefranklin1515]

Rounding the top of your tent pole. Nice job. I found a tennis ball works good as well! The round cut off you used as a plate. Would of work as a base for your tent pole! Stop it from sinking in on that wet ground!As all ways, Thanks for taking US along!!!

[@neilsotheby4899]

100% true. I remember the last time I had a wild camping trip - 15yrs ago. Im inspired, going as soon as spring arrives.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

THAT IS A STOVE! Walk-in campers (short hikers) will LOVE this: no fiddly, almost aluminum foil chimney pieces; sturdy side shelves for warming dishes and staging meals. Super-light is 'better than nothing' but a real stove provides superior comfort and performance. I am adding this stove to my favorites. I went straight to the maker's site and learned it has a matching oven option! I am guessing this will be a candidate for heating the Pallet Palace. Your philosophy is not a rant: it is 'spot on.' My lifetime relationship with my six-years younger brother was born when I took him camping. He was a youth and I was a teen...and another brother treated him like an unwelcome 'tag-along.' We had many fine camps later in life when he joined my family on state park/national forest trips. Happy Holidays to you and my 'favorite do-it-yourselfer!'

[@TAOutdoors]

James Ellsworth yep it sure is one hell of a stove! So much better than I ever thought. Life is all about outdoor experiences and kids these days need to get out more

[@wasigath]

Just found your channel. Thank you for giving yourself to us through your seemingly easy and passionate approach. You make great content. I appreciate you

[@dayonmage3946]

Dude. By promoting the camp-tent stove design, that Norwegian engineering feat of superb design, my God, you've shown so many strangers and people around the world the benefits of owning a stove like this one. I'm likewise impressed by how compact and well-designed yet efficient, it is. Very slick.

[@callumread8961]

I am only 12 years old and i love buliding dens in the woods thanks for inspiring me mike

[@Oliver25858]

Callumtube same except I’m 13

[@karlbartelt3939]

DONT tell people on the internet how old you are, ask your parents why.

[@simonhopkins3867]

Karl Bartelt do or don't ?

[@karlbartelt3939]

Whoops!

[@simonhopkins3867]

Karl Bartelt :)

[@consonantsandvowels1]

Yay, you're keeping me company at the airport as I travel home to NZ for Christmas ♥ Thank you for the tranquillity in this artificial environment! ☺

[@MrGmanDan]

I just purchased a GStove! And its all because of this video! Thanks Mike!

[@bryanthebryan2638]

“That’s my office view” hit me harder than it should. Thanks for posting this. You made my day.

[@billybumpus1]

You could use a small piece of welders blanket to place between the canvas und flu protector. This will probably be sufficient enough. Just a thought. Good video, thanks! Billy

[@jackwiley1480]

Great video. Makes me miss camping. I've got an Opinel like that that I've had for 40 years. Great little knife.

[@CharlieBravo157]

Looks like a flatter Pacific Northwest forest! Makes me want to pack up and go right now. Keep up the videos, love 'em. Cheers from Seattle!

[@peggyarsenault2705]

GREAT video. LOVE the stove. I am a 52 year old woman who grew up running around in the woods. Now I live in a city. I really liked the advice you gave at the end to young people to put down their phones and go on an adventure. You're a good guy. And I agree you are not a chef but you ARE a darn good cook! And you are an amazing Bush Crafter. I am building a base camp on land that i own on a fresh water brook. I have and am learning so much from you and other bushcrafters.....keep up the AWESOME work!!! I am a lifetime follower

[@spinaway]

Peggy Arsenault Great comment peggy, greetings.

[@peggyarsenault2705]

THANKS

[@deniseschlueter1449]

I was fortunate to grow up a tom girl. Came across your channel a few months ago and you and your father have renewed my spirit to get back into the woods. I've been practicing all of the bush craft skills I have been learning and through our Department of Natural Resources have found a local state park that allows bush crafting. Totally excited to get out there.Thank you so much for inspiring me and reminding me of the things I loved as a child. Keep up the great work! Totally enjoy your videos and never mind the ney sayers…..they are a dime a dozen.

[@kennethn1515]

love these videos..... I live in America in Washington state and the environment is very similar to what is in your videos so your tips and tricks come in very handy. thank you for these videos.

[@vicious-w7m]

Im in Washington too. Real pretty here.

[@monicajones8450]

Well Said. I say it often. Get outside and do primitive things out in the wood. Everyone should be able to start a fire, make food, make camp, chop wood, All these skills are very handy to have. Learn to fish, shoot, and what ever. You said it. Thank you for all your videos, I love them

[@bartvanveghel5360]

Loved your talk at the end of the video, You're (obviously) completely right. Get off your phone and simply enjoy nature!

[@motor1144]

Norway don't produce a lot of items but when they do it's 5 star. These stoves are just an example.

[@al104tau]

silverfox да, печка хорошо сделана. Но не думаю что она эффективна по расходу дров.

[@Mike-dr6mk]

so true, and when they do produce something it's usually a beautiful combination of function AND form.

[@nicholasb2341]

Hell yeah man they're quality over quantity for sure

[@captainpegs0740]

Why Scandinavia doesn't produce/invent a lot is because socialism inhibits innovation.

[@evariation9327]

captainpegs07: you're probably right, but because they aren't going to get rich off of it, it may mean that the reason people make stuff is more outta passion than greed for cash. so maybe that's why the quality is better.

[@davidlape4943]

Watched the video. My late father and I used to go camping. Such fond memories. You sir are amazing. Subscribed to your channel. Blessings.

[@et0h7an]

Could not agree more! I like simulation gaming now and again but you'll never have memories from a screen, you make memories being outdoors or just out with friends and family.

[@lucmackay6506]

Merry christmas Mike! I'm 21 and couldn't agree more with your message about phones.

[@DaltonHBrown]

41:25 "Nothing wrong with a bit of bacteria" 42:17 "Bit of dirt dont hurt" *sweats in 2020*

[@jamestroy9625]

Awesome video. I know what it is like to camp in the woods in England, lived there for three years when I was a young lad. Went to school in Stratton 2,3 and 4th. Was in the scouts with my uncle john, winter camping, summer camping what an experience I will never forget. I now camp winter summer in the Rockies of Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Here you always got to be on the lookout big game wildlife, firearms are a must, lions, bears, wolves. Love your videos, keep them coming.

[@AKDevilman]

Did he remember to bring second breakfast though?

[@stephenpfeifer1019]

I don't think he knows about second breakfast.

[@AKDevilman]

​@@stephenpfeifer1019 3 years it took you Pippin!!! Almost had me worried...lol

[@tyrian666]

What abou elevensies ?

[@treetrout3987]

I can see the teacher, however I can clearly see how you've garnered such a following. Christmas message was Brilliant, man-very genuine. Thanks. Subbed.

[@MrJohn2475]

Never done camping...will definitely do it after this quarantine

[@TheRealWolfgraven]

What's up with the 1.5 K dislikes?! This guy is just humble and awesome, does whatever the f*** he loves, showing off his experience and skills with bushcrafting and camping, and as a norwegian outdoors-kinda-guy myself I really love the way Mike just reaching the top with his content. He should have a lot more than 1.1 mill. subs. Just saying.

[@BionicRusty]

Absolutely agree. 👍👍

[@daviesmith6634]

Same peeps that would go on a cruise and spend all their time below decks looking for the hole in the bottom of the boat.

[@TheRealWolfgraven]

@@daviesmith6634 Haha, yes!

[@Mastermindyoung14]

I remember a time when you could see dislikes... And y'all are complaining

[@gorisenke]

@@Mastermindyoung14 yeah, kind of pisses me off to not see them anymore. Supposedly there's a way to fix it but I haven't found it yet.

[@its_ya_gurl_ames_old6068]

Old EL Paso Fajita mix. I can see this is a man of culture😂

[@davidruddy3966]

total respect man - im old (58) and thi has inspired me to get off my ass and reconnect with nature again - surely you can get your own spot on channel 4

[@mastermasonjoewillis3904]

I must thank you for the video. I REALLY enjoyed it. And as a J.R.R. Tolken fan, the title really caught my eye!

[@mastermasonjoewillis3904]

Once you've got the center pole, you just need a nice Gandalf walking stick and pipe!

[@userequaltoNull]

Same here, I came for the title, and I left with a great new tent.

[@craigmooring2091]

I'm not convinced that CO (carbon monoxide) is a serious concern with a wood burning stove that has a flue to the outside. CO may be odorless but it is never going to be the only gas present in the wood fumes and you can smell those. I think the reason that CO is a concern with gas or alcohol stoves is that, since they don't produce copious quantities of smoke, we are much more likely to be careless about ventilation. Still - better safe than sorry. Keep up the good work, Mike. Can we expect a night in the TA Pallets (palace of pallets) soon?

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

There is a massive amount of misinformation about carbon monoxide and stoves. Some folks cannot read or watch about a wood or other stove without warning the user about its dangers. There are many reasons that folks succumb using stoves in small places and carbon monoxide is but one.

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

CO will form if the stove cannot get enough fresh air to burn the wood with. CO is a byproduct of combustion - CO2 is the main product, but if O2 is restricted more CO will form. Nothing to do with the type of wood being burned. Yeah, the fumes go outside because the flue terminates outside, BUT if the oxygen to the stove (coming in through the tent door and then in to the stove through the front grill) is RESTRICTED, then the flue can reverse (believe it or not) . Think of it like this, for gas/volume to go up and OUT via the flue, gas/volume has to come IN to the tent, otherwise there would be a vacuum. This is why the flue will stop evacuating the fumes if air cannot come in to the tent. SO if he hypothetically shut all doors/vents in the tent and sealed it airtight, the combustion process would go more and more "wrong", masses of CO would form AND the flue could reverse. We now have a suicide tent. Generally, sleeping in the same room as an open flued appliance such as this is a bad idea, and installing one in a bedroom has been illegal in the UK since the mid 80s I think. Look it's out in the woods and it's a small kilowatt appliance BUT I'd defo keep the CO alarm he uses in the video

[@captainseyepatch3879]

Your not totally wrong... But your also not totally right. Still better safe then sorry... or dead.

[@stephencole3087]

Nothing wrong with a bit of deep my friend - what you said was spot on - hearing it from a young guy like yourself could inspire the youth to get Off the technology - cheers to you

[@yanakravchuk9824]

TA Outdoors, Scrambe O, and Joe Robinet. I'd pay to watch the trio camping.

[@TYZA108HD]

Yana Kravchuk OMG yes !

[@georgehilbish6928]

Very relaxing and I love the stove. Might get one.

[@yogiesbeer]

love everything and anything about this guy! humble & classy! and yes the EARTH IS TRULY 100% FLAT!! 🙏💕💖

[@JustInCases72]

I got diagnosed with cancer. The chemo and the surgery made me stay inside for a little while, didn't watch too many videos until now. If I can't be outside I can watch you and a few others being out side I seen the ones with you and Paul that was great but the ones that really got my attention was you at the British cost line the view was awesome. I did watch the whole video. I have been watching a few more very informative . Thanks

[@southernindianaoutdooradve7783]

Good luck with recovery! I'm pulling for you

[@MrThenry1988]

Goog luck man.

[@hutchinsonsadventures4678]

hahaha. loved the Scrambled o bit... Just watching now...

[@Recon3Y3z]

LOOGEHDAT!

[@JW-jg6vq]

I love doing this in the Boreal forest, honestly the best place for camping.

[@JellyfishButterGaming]

This is so relaxing and I feel like I can imagine how warm that stove is. Wish I could be there with my love. I really want to be able to do the things that you do. I deleted all social media and my anxiety is getting a lot better on me.

[@userequaltoNull]

@@MrRobot-rq6ko Liked your own comment, did you? :)

[@MrRobot-rq6ko]

@@userequaltoNull no actually. I'm not an incel like you.

[@NihonDream]

Why do you want to screw phenomenal peaceful camping taking your love there? Is shugging worth of losing that adventure? The pure joy of being alone without anyone talking to you all the time.

[@stephenmiller7453]

I love what u sead about people and there phones. That really don't no what thay are missing when it comes to the out doors!! I love your vids mate some of the best on you tube thanks mate for all your hard work!!!!

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks Stephen

[@riissanen93]

Wood stoves and tents are just fine. During my time in the finnish defence forces we used them all the time. Those pipes are there for a reason.

[@Mike-dr6mk]

You my friend where born to deliver your message through KZbin . . . keep it up. You are informative, entertaining, and likable, a rare combination in a competitive world (you've got me subscribed)! I wish you all the luck in the world, and I look forward to your future video offerings.

[@mc4906]

Looks like a good time to me! Btw we call it aluminum foil in America and those are called tortillas.

[@poisonwater7241]

As you stated,, " that was deep" ! But well stated! Get out there and make some memories, things you will enjoy recalling and talking about and reliving among your friends! Life is for you to enjoy!

[@abepeterson]

First video I have seen from you, Lad. Watched the whole thing! Great content, keep it coming!

[@lancelawhorn4630]

Abe Peterson v

[@taylornox]

Ditto

[@DasSchwarzeSchafe]

Likewise, I'll be subscribing for sure. Need to live vicariously through these videos until my next camping trip

[@rockfordberetta8414]

I like the look of that stove. All welded too - no rivets to pop. Hopefully this stove lasts a long time. Looks very well made.

[@TAOutdoors]

Yeh I was impressed with the welding and general build quality of it

[@cybereye2]

Love your social media comments , 100% agree!

[@funtimeinphilly]

Looks like the Appalachian Trail in the winter prior to snow fall. Great camping.

[@student702]

"I didn't bother filming all the sawing, because it gets repetitive." So does the chopping! ;-) Great insights, great video!

[@johnclayton3346]

Such a good idea to cook the beef before hand. It's the little lessons that really count!

[@nealhughes8256]

Amazing videos my friends and I are 21 and finally out of college we where looking for something to do on the weekends and have always been into the outdoors hunting, fishing, trapping, and hiking your videos have inspired the 4 of us to save up and we how own 20 Acres of woods that we spend most weekend hanging out and making a small group homestead.

[@xannypacquiao1876]

Just started watching and now subscribed love this I camp all the time keep going

[@joelsmus4115]

You should be on TV, great video, also, read the instructions on the CO alarm box, should keep the alarm about a meter away from the appliance👍

[@williammurphy5285]

I feel you on the social media thing, im 23 and everyone around me is on it so much. I hate it, but youtube doesnt count lol. Thanks for all the videos and stuff man. From texas USA

[@TAOutdoors]

William Murphy youtube is king! Glad you like the vids mate

[@rudischulz4017]

Fellow Texan! Hello!

[@TI14928]

You made such a great point, take a break from social media. Go to the woods camping, fishing, boating.

[@CalloftheWildOfficial]

Amen!

[@ryanwilson5936]

Don’t forget to film it all so you can put it on social media.................. kind of negates the point when he’s that guy.

[@ciarfah]

Ryan Wilson At least he's inspiring others to get outdoors

[@ryanwilson5936]

PyreGnome Ay By being on the internet.

[@jeffbloom3691]

Great video and great points about memories. All life is a collection of them and they are what matters. Thank you!

[@mikesalter2171]

"opened up a can of 'man the hell up' " hahahaha... love it!

[@techforenergyltd9834]

Yup !! ;)

[@robg521]

Damm, I am going away at 3am tomorrow morning and was about get my head down early to get plenty of sleep, then your vid popped up. So staying awake longer as I cannot resist watching it asap. Have a great Xmas mate. Ps I have a version of the frontier stove and I love that to bits but yours looks way better. 😊

[@galeb38]

So true what you saying media takes over your lives turn off every now and then cheers 😂

[@davidwadsworth8982]

Love cold weather camping.

[@OldBuford]

really makes me want to go camping...god i miss living up north, nothing but sweaty humidity here in the southern USA, people say theyre going camping here but what they actually do is tow a large expensive air conditioner with a built in couch and TV to the lake for the weekend and pretend theyre enjoying the outdoors by taking pictures through the window

[@jenniferhinkle6904]

Maybe the rich.or the yuppies.

[@terrywbreedlove]

Cool to see this here in my home town Forks, Wa USA. A small tent maker just set up business. Their tents and stoves look a lot like these. So very interested seeing how you get along with them.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Just checked on google...Luxe tents imports this very Gstove. Thanks for the heads up terry!

[@braindain108]

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[@kerrybay7995]

This is probably your fifth or sixth video I've watched now, and I can't believe it's taken me until now to subscribe. Great videos, and you yourself are a great bushcraft personality. 10/10, will share with my fellow woodrats.

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

I'm in love with this stove! And you're adorable and fun to watch. New sub!

[@davidrossiter6926]

Anyone els from Ireland. Haha Mike were neighbours👌👌👌we should go camping together

[@FuelInjectedMedia]

David Rossiter I'll come too 🇮🇪

[@andrewmcneill2601]

David Rossiter 🇮🇪

[@gregoryrush1643]

You are really making me want to go camping again. Been a long time.

[@SynSurvival]

That wood stove is cuuute.

[@jeanpaulortega3858]

Syn Survival & Self-Reliance hey

[@jeanpaulortega3858]

Syn Survival & Self-Reliance I watch your vids

[@SynSurvival]

Yeah? :O How expensive?

[@kennylamere8542]

It’s a little stove but it’s a beast

[@robdoarblog]

I'm thinking of picking one up. Have been kicking around a hot-tent hammock shelter.

[@Pygar2]

Try winding a small welding blanket around your stovepipe?

[@ericfischer1560]

This an absolute favorite video of mine. Watch it start to finish whenever I can. First time I saw the G-Stove I was in😍

[@josephxkendrick]

Ever used a Soreen loaf as a pillow? Works wonders!

[@tristanmorana8062]

Joseph Kendrick rather eat it an have a bad neck 😂

[@mensch.meier.8816]

wenn das dein fester wohnort ist .dann ist das ne tolle idee.

[@هدوءالبحر-ذ9م]

Joseph Kendrick fghfgbsh and tomorrow night for the first time you are going through the motions and tomorrow night for the first time you are going through the motions and tomorrow night for the first time you are going through the motions and tomorrow night for the first time

[@mtb548]

that meal you made looked amazing..great video !

[@jamesearlkiddoutdoorvideos5805]

MOST PEOPLE HAVE LOST THE SENCE OF THEIR WOODCRAFT, GLAD TO SEE YOU ENJOY THE WOODS, KEEP IT UP THANKS FOR THE GREAT VIDEO...

[@michael.bombadil9984]

“I have found no companion as companionable as solitude”. HDT

[@ben9820]

Any man wise enough to pack a few brews in the top of his bag is a man wise enough to sub to lol

[@VersedNJ]

Yeah, enough to get relaxed. Thought the same.

[@Jason_Phillips3679]

Yup

[@drtyluver1422]

Flask of something good would work too!

[@dog2man1994]

Drty Luver What do you think is after the beers?

[@Beastgrows]

Waaay short of beer. I'd have brought a 4 pack and a large hip flask of something very strong.

[@MattC78]

I need one of those little wood stove. could be very handy. Looks fun. I always have enjoyed camping and being outdoors. My wife not so much, so I don't go as much anymore. I have some good memories camping with friends.

[@toziamutambo1883]

best KZbin suggestion

[@هدوءالبحر-ذ9م]

Tozia Mutambo sdgbvtbwic is not the first time you are going to be able to get the first time you are going to be able to get the first time you are going through the motions and tomorrow

[@bigholecandice7911]

Thats some good advice. Thanks man

[@l.d.8310]

Love it...keep it up from California sitting in my new Tiffin RV 32'...made me feel like I was back in the service again back in 86'

[@singleman1986]

LOL....I knew I was going to enjoy this longer one when I saw your 'priorities'. I prefer to be a bit of a recluse, but a friend with beer is ALWAYS welcomed here! Edit....Enough beer for a week of serious woodland trek is too heavy, but 750ml of Glenlivet 12 is worth every gram. I never carry the glass tho.

[@DoomsDay1661]

I'll drink to that!

[@jimrivera7713]

singleman Butte of Course!

[@oscargold1554]

Moderation is my problem

[@chrismadden267]

Merry Christmas. Great video. It was nice to see Jax for a second.

[@dorothawilkerson1267]

Chris Madden ]

[@alanprice7584]

Totally agree with your comments on social media, I was born in the 1940s and had a great childhood, playing in the woods, building camps, tree camps, underground camps, climbing trees, we couldn't wait to get out with our mates, out all day till we were called in.

[@Dreamcee]

Its unreal its like your camping in another country...up north youd be lucky to find any dry wood during the autumn/winter/spring and in most woods n forests the floors are wet through or at the very least damp lmao

[@richardcoombes9491]

hello ta outdoors i have just found you and so worth watching well done fella im going to be tuning in now on a regular basis

[@MisfitOutfit]

The second I saw your priorities. I subbed. Love bushcraft and you've got the style for the videos.

[@patmancrowley8509]

You are so right, mate. The CO2 alarm is important if you're camping with a wood stove in a tent.

[@buckbuchanan5849]

Patman Crowley CO alarm not CO2, although carbon dioxide can kill you in quantities but not as quick as carbon monoxide

[@patmancrowley8509]

You are so very RIGHT! and I am wrong. My fingers failed me.

[@barryhopesgthope686]

I would trust that fire wood over even thinking about charcoal. I live in the southwest desert and had a lot of FTXs ,nothing but stars from horizon to horizon. Of course now we have light polution from El Paso.

[@هدوءالبحر-ذ9م]

Patman Crowley ygwcbnf and tomorrow night for the first time you are going through the motions and tomorrow night for the first time