Caught in Heavy Snowfall - Survival Shelter - Cooking Trout Over Fire

In this adventure, I ventured into the wild with minimal gear, building a natural shelter and sleeping next to a large fire, only with a foam sleep pad and a merino wool blanket. The fire was the key to staying warm. I built it to produce a lot of heat and stoked it every 2-3 hours throughout the night. The merino wool blanket absorbed the heat from the fire, and it felt like I was sleeping under an electric blanket. It’s a very comfortable way to sleep, as long as you don’t mind waking up every few hours to add wood to the fire.
Despite the temperature dropping to -14°C (7°F), I stayed warm the entire night. This experience was so much fun, and I really enjoyed it.
My goal was to catch a wild brown trout from a mountain stream, but the trout didn’t seem very hungry, which made the challenge harder than I expected. I returned to camp to cook a delicious trout meal over the fire. The constant snowfall made things tougher, but at the same time, it showcased the beauty of winter nature in all its glory.
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