Welcome to my Warm Shelter! 3 DAYS SOLO CAMPING in a Winter Cave

[@AgeofTheNorth]

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[@Philobeddoe12]

Finland

[@margheritanetti5979]

😮

[@RubyCamping24]

Watching him light the fire makes me feel so warm

[@dereklonewolf9011]

Awesome young fella. I head out in 2 days for a week in my beautiful wilderness, I always carry enough gear n supplies to last me n my son when out for whitetail. My flint is my trusty sidekick amongst other items for survival. 75+🍁 hunter Yorkshire expat

[@mymamasaidc4yourself]

Hugs to u u r precious 😊

[@noeliahoyos7111]

Yes! Silence, tranquility, no people, cozy, warm and cold at the same time, Simple and magical ❤

[@rajeshkushwah5554]

True.... 🎉

[@heritage-musicdownmemoryla4922]

Idk why I'm so obsessed with this kind of camping video.

[@TrackinDaMeta]

you might be gay

[@johnnorvaisas]

Me also

[@SFsteve]

Me as well! Haha I was just thinking bout “why” but I know how it started..with these types of vids…the channel “Primitive Technology” from years ago…and he’s still going today

[@jamestew5075]

I’d be interested in knowing where these vids are shot

[@umberceri1441]

Some times it's the camper your with - quite honestly he is quite handsome!

[@larrylambert5193]

Nice video, be careful building a fire next to sandstone. Many years ago my buddies and I was camping on the farm. We built a huge fire next to a boulder the size of a truck. As the night went on we was all sitting around the fire telling stories. If I remember correctly it was 11pm so the fire had been burning for several hours, heating up the stone to an exploding point. All of a sudden the loudest boom (point blank mining caps exploding) I’ve ever heard, suddenly lights out no fire nothing but total darkness. Let’s just say about 10 young boys went running in every direction. After nerves calmed down we went to see what happened. The entire half slab of rock split in half falling on the fire. Never the less we didn’t built another fire next to a stone like that. Lesson learned for us haha

[@aidenfielding9709]

I have also had this experience too, almost the exact same thing happened to me and my cousin's, we dived to the ground and legged it ha

[@brigittelee9730]

Whoa!

[@chrismulvey49]

Area of former Glaciers probably not sandstone.

[@jeffreybartlett4899]

Yup ... my son and I too ... in the southwest. It was pretty cool :)

[@timthetiny7538]

@@chrismulvey49 Glaciation has little to do with lithology

[@lionheart4421]

Love to see this. No hype, no agenda's, no criptids crap! Just nature. Quite, beautiful and peaceful. 2 thumbs up. This young man did a superb job of recording his time in the outdoors. Color me empressed!

No cryptids? Who do you think was holding the camera? 😅

[@NymphTheDanube]

The crunching sound of the snow below your feet is as beautiful as the crackling of the fire 🔥❄️

[@dhickman4570]

I hate cold weather.

[@kaizersoze2606]

Me Three…… I’m a letter carrier and I dread the cold winter snow filled days…. As a kid sure I loved it give me heat and humidity any day

[@aprilgarcia6119]

If I ever end up stranded in a situation like this, I pray GOD blesses me with the company of someone as resourceful and able-bodied as you sir.

[@fjb4932]

Rely on another, or rely on yourself. The choice is yours. . . .

[@aprilgarcia6119]

@@fjb4932 Well that's easy to say when you have the knowledge and skills to survive. Since I don't, I'd prefer the company of someone who does

[@noeliahoyos7111]

​@@aprilgarcia6119When it comes to survival, you find a way even if you have no idea how to do it.

[@kimwatson1451]

Yess definitely want to be on his team❤

[@BUILDTHATWALLL]

Jbtb

[@Elyas.bushcraft]

So simple, so quiet, so peaceful... What an amazing treat in todays fast pace society. I enormously enjoyed this video of inner peace. Thanks mate for doing that and for uploading such a great piece of art

[@eddyflanagan8867]

Best of best🎉

[@Simply_Ajeet]

Watching this is like a therapy ❤

[@dispatch444]

Careful bud, gotta keep your eyes peeled for trees trying to bust out their best WWE clothesline on you. Lol I’m just messing with you. You obviously know what you’re doing, but do be careful. When you took the shortcut back down sliding down my first thought was I hope he doesn’t snap, sprain an ankle when he lands. I’m sure you already had a backup plan in case of emergency.

[@chejantan8561]

Video ini sgt bermakna bg survivers yg berada atau terperangkap dlm suasana dingin membeku. Mempelajari cara² asas untuk mempertahankan diri dari kesejukan yg mematikan. Jangan sesekali berputus asa, terus berusaha. Sebaiknya membawa jgk sekor anjing berburu dan senjata pertahan diri utk menghindari serangan haiwan ganas spt serigala, harimau, beruang, singa dsb. Semangat terus berkarya untuk kelansungan hidup yg perit dan luar jangkauan aqal.

[@WhisperJetAmerica]

This content is best viewed from a warm, cozy bed at a Hilton.

[@melissafields3376]

I enjoy your videos so much that I forget just how much camera work you have to do!! Moving the camera from place to place; going back for it each time. And the amount editing afterwards! Plus you're doing all the work just building the shelters!! Amazing, my friend; just amazing!! Thank you and I really appreciate all that you do!

[@tankgirl3828]

Do they really do it all by themselves? Isn't there a crew that assists them? I'm not sure.

[@darlenebradley6756]

@@tankgirl3828 I think there must be videographers or someone on a camera. There are several spots in this video where the camera angle, and motion, makes it obvious that someone is following her. That or she has figuered out some fancy selfie-stick apparatus to hold the camera.

[@Adoulwtos_mexri_telous]

@@tankgirl3828 They do it themselves yea...all alone You dont see him passing the night all alone inside this small cave he builded? There is no room for a second person in there...

[@Adoulwtos_mexri_telous]

@@darlenebradley6756 Read the description of the video its there No other person involved in this... (I travel to the snowy winter forest and build a bushcraft shelter in a cave and camp solo for 3 days.)

[@thearrogantking2406]

@@tankgirl3828 crew 😂😂😂😂😂

[@griyareka]

did i just watch a movie? all the nature sounds closed with a fading in, maybe medieval theme music is so thriling and chilling at the same time. so satisfying.

[@hossfly7164]

I truly find myself watching a lot of theses bush life vids and I live in the city. Very relaxing.

[@traciannveno]

When I was little. To fall asleep I would picture myself in a cave like this but it wasnt dirty and there was soft hay on the floor with pelts hehe This is such a perfect shelter. So fun and beautiful. Thank you

[@Nyctophora]

I do this now, or variations of it :)

[@jasminepina9058]

My baby boy and I pretend that way to sleep...I usually fall asleep before him lol

[@jasminepina9058]

@Mike my son and had plans to go fishing today to get some of the out door experience but the cold front came in quicker then expected so it was a mission abort and put on stand by lmbo I found out my son will volunteer to shower for a fishing trip since catfish smell stinky boys an swim away

[@MoMcMorrow]

I thought I was the only one. I still do this. And I’m a 61 year old woman. I imagine it’s 40,000 years ago and I’m in a cave beside a fire and I can fall asleep.

[@marietighe6328]

​@@MoMcMorrowI've always done this too. Sometimes I pretend in my mind I've been out foraging and gathering all day and now I'm tired. I imagine it raining and I'm just snuggled up in my little shelter. As a kid I would imagine I was an animal and I was in my cozy den.

[@MathWithAnE123]

finally someone that uses snow every time i see one of these videos, i'll see people pile up logs and do all kinds of stuff to stop the wind, but never does anyone use snow and it has irked me so much. snow is an amazing insulator, and pretty much completely stops the wind from getting in.

[@brandondrew4914]

I've built and stayed in igloos while Ice fishing. They are very warm.

[@casomai]

È termoisolante è la sua funzione anche in natura. Protegge il suolo dagli shock termici dell' inverno.

[@dankeen9985]

Respect

[@maxellgig5245]

I like all your videos, I watch them before I got on my bed, it's like a bed time story 😁

[@rachellecox1901]

I do the same thing peaceful and puts me right to sleep.

[@DanaHaveard-lh8fq]

Beautiful scenery, your sweater is gorgeous.

[@puppyeyes9368]

Fantastic idea to fill in gaps with snow to block wind. Neat camping choice. Natural ledge for fire place. Good choices. God bless Nora

[@skeeterbug9875]

Thanks!

[@Sgt_Potato_1]

After plenty of times camping in winter, I really felt that last big gulp of warm water you drank. That warmth filling up the belly and spreading out almost feels like a tingle of relaxation spreading throughout the body and is my favorite part of the journey. Like the embrace of a soul relaxing day of nature being poured into you right before you lay down. Gives some of the best dreams.

[@Joexjoe600]

Yeah but don‘t forget, snow water doesn‘t still your thrist because it is ph7 neutral and doesn‘t contain minerals that still our thirdt

[@Sgt_Potato_1]

It works for me, but that's got nothing to do with the alkalinity. When going to sleep in a cold environment, that warm belly feeling is relaxing to the max. Rehydration when sleeping is the main attractor to that habit, but the warmth is really nice. You can supplement content by making evergreen tea though.

[@chris4164]

I like to think that spreading feeling is what it would feel like to be a warlock making a pact with a demon as the overwhelming power spreads through your body.

[@jasonmacneil2256]

​@@chris4164 I prefer the non hell version with Jesus Christ who died for our sins!

[@chris4164]

@@jasonmacneil2256 yo jason I got you dude "I like to think that spreading feeling is what it would feel like to be a holy wizard focusing his devout faith as the righteous power of the Lord spreads through your body."

[@livingontheapex]

Man my friend... I used to watch your Bard's Craft videos and when I watched my first "Age of the North" video I instantly recognized you. haha. I was sad to see you pause Bard's Craft and was sad to see you go...but I had figured you would be fine as you always had some great encouragement for those who watched. This new channel is awesome and you have done a fantastic job. Keep us the great work!!!

[@decepticonleader316]

This is what I'm talking about, No honeybutter, no hurting animals. Just a quiet video.

[@barrymayson2492]

You look like a ghostly viking walking through the woods with bundle and sheep skin. Great video thanks.

[@kushcraft9914]

Definitely!

[@reneemelton9330]

That's what I was thinking to myself. Living up to his viking ancestry.

[@annamarie879]

Frodo visit the great white north of middle earth. Next time perhaps Samwise will join him. Well done thanks

[@selfmade7320]

Fuck you thinking him for ,fucking idiot, he got to say thank you to you, for watching his video and giving him subs an views so he get money SMH 🤦‍♂️

[@ElOso777]

No vikings has Beards....

[@ladeene06]

That is just so awesome. I love winter camping. Always have. No bugs. No exhausting heat. Oh yaaa.👍🏻

[@lorettawhiteside3153]

What a great winter wonderland to build on a cave. You're vids are so natural, you use dead trees. The cold doesn't bother. Awesome vid again

[@JustBrowsing777]

Many people assume it is allowed to take off branches from dead trees but it is in fact forbidden by Swedish law. Let alone assumingly dead branches from living trees. You can only pick branches that lay on the ground and that still excludes large ones like in the video. Dead tree's are very important for biological diversity. Also, making a fire against the rock wall is forbidden by law.

[@lorettawhiteside3153]

@@JustBrowsing777 ok thanks for the info, but not needed

[@edwardmmanns7454]

@@JustBrowsing777 Being from the U.S. I wouldn't know that. ..usually there is an exception in a life and death situation. But why no fire against a rock?

[@JustBrowsing777]

@@edwardmmanns7454 I know 🙂 just trying to raise awareness/give perspective to what he is doing in his videos. Fire on or against the rock can crack the rock leaving it permanently scarred.

[@edwardmmanns7454]

@@JustBrowsing777 Thank you.

[@prestonadams7541]

One of if not the coolest natural structures I’ve ever seen!!!!

[@anniefannycharles9951]

This was very enjoyable to watch. It's not just for fun, It teaches humans how to survive. Who knows what's going to happen in the future? Thankyou. I hope whoever comes apon your shelter, appreciates it and only makes it better.

[@armands672]

We need survival skill to survive in desert with the amount of co2 we put in atmosphere every year 😂. But yeah, I like to watch cold weather survival more.

[@TheCamper83]

Camera angles are amazing! Move through space with minimum waste, maximum..... Wait, where did I hear that B4!

[@Lightandlovetoyou]

I jjst found your page and I’m so grateful. I’m rehabbing a ruptured quad tendon so to see you jumping off rocks n traversing stuff n building is amazing and such an escape . Thank you 🙏🏼

[@brainliberius9530]

My next piece of terrain I craft, will be a facsimile of your work in this video. A nice partial cave, that's been worked on by a 'madman' thanks for being an inspiration!

[@winzwilderness]

Very peaceful camping inside warm shelter in winter ❄️ ❤

[@hitoshizaum]

se sabe em lenda❤❤❤❤‍🩹❄☃

[@hitoshizaum]

crinjola

[@gailcurl8663]

After all that work getting your warm shelter built. Your videos are comforting to watch. Your Rustic Skills are Amazing. Stay Safe!!

[@yanooo2007]

Bruh the room is full of smoke… what are you talking about

[@ronwilliams9884]

Outstanding! Simplicity and hard work. Great camera work too.

[@ВенераЛыгденова]

Привет! Я не знаю какая страна. Но ты парень молодец. Все так сделал, как первобытный. Да, шикарно все получилось. Я с интересом просмотрела ролик. У вас снега тоже много, как у нас. Да из продуктов только мясо. У вас тоже тайга и много снега. Всего хорошего. Желаю тебе новых открытий. Россия. Бурятия.

[@morzh1978]

Это та же самая тайга, только у подножия Скандинавского хребта.

[@jonathanstein1783]

I'm pretty sure you're aware of this, but always check that your cave isn't already inhabited. I learned this the hard way. In my case "my" cave was inhabited by a great horned owl, and about all he did was scare the crap out of me. The bird could have really messed me up with his talons, but fortunately didn't!

[@AgeofTheNorth]

I saw a big butterfly in the cave haha

[@philipbutterworth-bv5ts]

I'm pretty sure that isn't a cave mate just a outcrop

[@angelfall4164]

Dude this story just made my day 😂😂

[@coolkitty2075]

This looks very cosy. Great video out in the cold ❤

[@Sunitadash11]

Its so amazing to see someone close to nature.. doing hardwork for survive in cold.thank you dear friend for creating this video.. feel calm and relaxed thank you 🙏

[@chcornell]

quite an amazing outing, man. excellent job using the snow as an insulator, and adding the double wall!

[@calmmusicforsleep]

Great job, nice shelter! Awesome nature around! Thanks for sharing! Have a lovely day!

[@justlookingforatruth]

I just appreciate your videos so much. They are both interesting and relaxing. I get such a sense of peace

[@nabilm3ak502]

Peace be upon you, your brother from Morocco🇲🇦❤️. I want to say we ask God for safety in this world and the hereafter. Indeed, it may be events such as drowning, fire, earthquake, snowfall, sleeping in forests, remote places, and other natural quarts. Therefore, we must educate children and young people on the way to escape from every predicament, such as sports, swimming, cooking, hunting, heating with wood, and building a house to enter in case of emergency, all of this for the sake of survival. Thank you.

[@havefunbesafe]

The production quality, acting, lighting is top notch! Good job.👍🏼

[@FRLNCR]

That looked so cool at 9:36, 10:43, and so-on. Vapor blowing at the fire as it flared.

[@iancrawford9270]

I found this very satisfying to watch...I could live like this no problem....I love wild camping...so peaceful and relaxing 😌

[@ivetteinfused]

What a creative shelter! 👏 Truly innovative with double wall of logs; a joy to watch.

[@SJ-db1lh]

Great shelter and such a beautiful location! I appreciate all your camera work too. Looking forward to the next one.

[@marctabyanan8511]

This is a great shelter! I really like this one... can't wait for you to go back and show us more.

[@jameskolar9655]

This is an excellent vid. I love watching people like your self trying something different. There are so many camping vids on YT but this is not one more of those. Yours is different and it’s interesting and it’s great fun. I have enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing it.

[@anitastrother1324]

I loved this one!!! The cave seemed so cozy and you made it so well. I watch all your videos, however, when you swim in the lake, I think you are crazy! Thoughts and prayers from Arkansas USA!

[@juanc711]

Can't believe I sat and watched the whole video, captivating and mesmerizing...... Great work

[@remigiusztroc5956]

One of your best videos. Awesome!

[@gerry5134]

A little more video of the inside of the shelter with the fire alight would be nice . Love the sounds

[@PotatoandPotata]

It was amazing! You found a great spot! The videos are ao good and well made. Brilliant 👏🏻

[@Dano.book-em24]

Holy shit.. this guy's the MacGuyver of survival in the harsh winter woods. That hand-built cave was incredible.

[@tarabravewolf3895]

This is an amazing adventure I love it the shelter is great love that idea an how you put it all together

[@jmmurphy9702]

I really enjoyed watching this. Even learned a few things. It doesn't take much to make yourself comfortable.

[@jaymccuin4665]

You are a great teacher of the ways of the North. So simple, so beautifully shot, tho I know so much work goes into that on your part. That cave looked so perfect for you. I know it was warm, or as warm as it needed to be. Thank you for taking us out on a winter camp in the North.

[@brendaeaves1079]

I Enjoyed This So Much,The Snow Is Beautiful😊Wish We Got Snow Like This In NC USA,So Calming & Relaxing To Try & Help Me Sleep,Thanks For Sharing 😊

[@chasepetty5659]

Really nice shelter on this one, well done on keeping warm and dry👍

[@makattak88]

Awesome video. Just a couple things, the rock can actually break apart when exposed to heat after freezing, or freezing after heat. I see this didn’t happen, but it’s something for everyone to consider when doing a shelter like this. And second, awesome build. So simple but it looks very effective! Kudos.

[@Курсывалют-э2э]

И бярлогу нада к приему

[@Курсывалют-э2э]

У вас в Альпах ветер давай к нам Сибири🎉 - 45 зото хорошо ай? Ладно рыбу ей? У нас ерш а у вас!

[@Курсывалют-э2э]

Гуд

[@Курсывалют-э2э]

А можа дуга такого ненайдеш а пазятийны во шо за шайзе и усе будя! Гэтта лучынки, няма их няма нас! Акуды найди свой дом!

[@Курсывалют-э2э]

Гэта шанцуем табе дякуй!

[@dianaesparza1878]

It’s great to watch and learn survival skills videos. 👍😉thanks for sharing . Cozy looking cave 😃

[@estellabuaya6116]

WOhhhh!!! Great job my friend I can't imagine myself in that cold freezing place. Love your videos 👍👍👍

[@kathleenschaefer9023]

34:10 This vídeo had me mesmerized. So relaxing to watch, but you worked so hard to build such a wonderful shelter. You made a beautiful video. Thank you.

[@stevenkreitlow8349]

Love ❤️ the snow ❄️ in the woods like that. It’s so beautiful and quiet. Very cozy shelter you built there. Great the way you developed it. You must be planning on coming back, stocking firewood and all. Winter has been very disappointing here in northern Illinois. Not much in the way of snow and cold temperatures. We did have a cold, sorta white Christmas 😊, but that’s been about it. Another great video. I can imagine the work involved. Thank you for all that you do.

[@fejerangelaine]

Thank you for sharing this story… for me,,, watching your video preps me on how to make a shelter and how to make a fire,,, incase I am out in the woods

[@kwk9470]

It is nice of you to use the wood from dead trees for firewood. I appreciate very much the effort that you have put in to make this good quality video.

[@sixbitsnigerino]

A bit hard to burn fresh, not dead wood

[@fjb4932]

KWK, Those plants / trees were not there before he was born, and they'll not be there after he's dead. So he might as well use them while he's there, rather than let them go to waste. Renewable. . . .

[@dawnkatipa6333]

Kiaora (Hello) from New Zealand 🇳🇿🇳🇿 young man my nephew's like watching you make any thing from Nature well done ✅👍

[@Dqzmngf7530]

Watching your videos from my beanbag in front of my fireplace almost makes me feel as if I’m there. Thanks again for another great video and most of all the amount of work that goes into it!

[@emily15225]

My comment will probably be lost but whoever reads this.. you got this! whatever you're going through will get better💛

[@lobbiedove5014]

Blessings to you too. Praise Jesus, Hallelujah

[@JosenaHector]

Thanks!

[@MsNancyeg]

Amén

[@KevinRao88]

Thanks!

[@KevinRao88]

Thanks Emily!

[@HayzeeHayes]

Fantastic video, great shelter. Love seeing how it's done.

[@Omi_Kasigi]

I could only dream of doing what you experienced in this video. I've always wanted to experience snow, but since I"m stuck in a Tropical country, it's but a pipe dream for me.

[@margaretrice1086]

I like the way you turn that into a place of shelter it looks like it be warm enough the way you did the fire and the inside I'm impressed

[@Sandy-tj4wn]

Looks like a great spot to spend some time alone. I'm sure it's a spot I'd look for when out there

[@margarethklug3584]

Moro no Brasil, um país tropical,no meu estado cai um pouquinho de neve no inverno e quando vou lá pra ver a neve morro de frio imagino como é esse frio daí.

[@abdulghaniparmin5393]

Simple yet amazing camera well placed with many angles enjoy watching the snow with beautiful naturall background l appreciate and enjoy much of your hard work ... Good job bro u deserve my 👍👍up.

[@riverspondsandcampfires]

I've been enjoying your videos for several months. Great job... awesome adventures.

[@dontnonowuno9953]

Do you know where this is being filmed by any chance?

[@ModernKnight]

Really enjoyed that, well filmed and atmospheric.

[@danielamalka1191]

Fantastic! Better then going to the movies these days, this is REAL! Thank you for putting so much work and effort in making this so amazingly to watch! 🥰😍😘

[@gailcurl8663]

Sitting in a Movie Theater is a Dangerous Prospect in These Violent Times. Here of Shootings Often Where Peope Gather. I Would Rather be at Home and Watching Movies With a Fire Going and a Cup of Hot Chocolate wrapped in a Cozy Blanket.

[@Doreme50]

I enjoy hearing the crackling of wood, twigs and just the nature of things there..Thanks!

[@myfrenchbulldogandme]

Great video as usual.. you make it look easy. Thank you for the extra work to bring us along. Very best 🍻

[@tonybrown7847]

Awesome man, looks like you are having a great time out there. Beautiful place

[@sarahwalters4428]

This was EXTREMELY relaxing to watch,except for the anxiety I had because you didn't have a firewood stock pile 🤣🤣.What a beautiful way to stay grounded. Thank you for the hard work you put into making this for us!! You've earned my subscription 🙌

[@nabilm3ak502]

Peace be upon you, your brother from Morocco🇲🇦❤️. I want to say we ask God for safety in this world and the hereafter. Indeed, it may be events such as drowning, fire, earthquake, snowfall, sleeping in forests, remote places, and other natural quarts. Therefore, we must educate children and young people on the way to escape from every predicament, such as sports, swimming, cooking, hunting, heating with wood, and building a house to enter in case of emergency, all of this for the sake of survival. Thank you.

[@laurabryan6938]

Same tho 😅

[@ameloumjawad3220]

التخييم التقليدي حقا شيء رائع وممتع في جو مميز وكذلك ابداعك فالتصوير خيااااال فنان حقا نشكرك على هذا التميز بوركت 🥰😍😍

[@shaunsingh4855]

New here. Appreciate this very much, you made it all look so simple and easy when it wasn't. Love the simplicity of this camp. Will be following.

[@shadaksharicr5924]

Not sure if anyone noticed he used mostly dead wood that had fallen and not cutting any new one also carefully picked a few branches from tree to not arm them.. Great video i would say, since nowadays people are ready to chop forests for the sake of video....... Thank you for making such a best video.....❤❤❤

[@maxwellschmidt4498]

An inspiration to go out and gain experiences like this. Thank you

[@StephenFletcher-vf9im]

I like the videos where the survivalist has a dog with him, the ultimate companion. You're never alone with a dog.

[@annaemeretli6832]

Привет с севера Казахстана!спасибо за ваш нелегкий труд,но это того стоит,все люди его оценили по достоинству!!!Ваши видео просто 🔥🔥🔥!!!

[@СергейОвчинников-н3й]

Да не сможет он пожить ночь в этой халабуде при таком костре! Это всё для видео 😂😂😂😂

[@Thinhcamping]

Cắm trại ở tuyết phê thật,tiếc là Việt Nam ko có tuyết!!!

[@Marco_G._Sorila]

Best camping for introvert person 😉😁 like me I'd like to adventure such place like this 😍😍 but i lived in asia so 😂😂😂

[@snowdrop1590]

What a beautiful environment. The shelter you built was nice and straightforward and reasonably easy to assemble. You looked comfortable and warm. I felt a little guilty watching you keep warm as I just changed my heating temperature using a remote control, whilst not moving an inch🙂. I like that you don't cut everything down and you respect the environment. Particularly using dead or dying branches from the tree. Your narration of what is happening and why you do a task saying your considerations for the way you do a task is very useful. I like the jumper you wear too. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@quand532]

Nice build that shelter must have been mighty warm with the heat radiating off of the rocks .

[@raymondescobar1702]

You can't tell me he's not cold, look at his breath ?! Freezing. Great video, you have balls to do this, I couldn't. Lol

[@abellator7560]

during snow camping you don't want to be warm all the time most of the time when you are working you want to be "comfortably cold" meaning you wont sweat when working or moving around. in my neck of the woods I have to wait till it stays below 28f for at least three days so it is a dry cold instead of a wet one (wet colds take forever to warm up from) just so I can winter camp

[@sirairili1570]

I doubt he slept there.

[@billyboyacosta5413]

From Philippines stay safe bro one of my wish to feel what does it feel in snowy way..😊

[@bradhelen]

Another amazing watch. We are lucky to have you and appreciate all the time and effort you put into these videos 👏🏻

[@nemo158]

Okay.. ...... For most of the video his sweater has no snow on it but his hat does. That proves that he takes off a coat for the video shots... In case you did not understand that of course.... I have seen him struggle using a box of matches and use 3 matches at once instead of 1. I have seen him leave the only piece of structure he has "his sled" and not use it as part of the shelter like the door or as basic insulation. You do not carry a cast iron pan around with eggs because of weight. Eggs come in there own pan. And most of all someone should not go camping for 3 days with no tent and film it because people will try to do it and get killed. The world is not a joke and should not be treated as such. Wow no facial hair grows in 3 days? You must keep the camera on motion detection for battery life for 3 days or carry a solar panel or batteries for when you make a tent out of sticks. Or you crawl around and than set up a camera than crawl back in and than out of your stick house for video like you are staging the moon landing or something. Build your house out of bricks not straw. You have theses people believing you and they may go try to sleep in a bush......... And they will get sick or die.

[@nemo158]

Also seen him build in a river bed , thats where the water goes when it rains.

[@wodkinify]

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[@silviucimpeanu7098]

must say... second wall was outstanding. Good job! Great skills you have!

[@rosegold1611]

Please don't tell me you were alone there. Such places omg I can't even think being alone. Great work btw ❤️ Edit: if anyone comes to this place they will be happy for this .

[@elijahfrake6477]

I like the videos with no talking and just nature

[@derrabe6253]

Immer wieder sehr schön, dir zuzusehen😀👍🏻

[@LovetowatcH]

Love from india how hard to showing sleep than go out from cozy hot place to just change the camera angle than come back & shoot very hard working job man all the snow camping content creators very hard working guys for sure love your cave creation ❤❤

[@tulanzuya]

So great to watch, thank you for all the extra work it takes to catch it all on video. I love how few tools you use to create the shelters, and that anyone could do this, women and children as well. I store all you show away in my "if ever needed" niche because one never knows when such things could possibly save a life.