@@CC-zc6cv his channel says america, but that's an outright lie, he's definitely not in america and he's not american, my guess is poland. or serbia, somewhere there, cant quite figure out the name on the can of fish CKYM-------or something.
I like this format, besides the content. It's plain, simple and no background crappy music to distract. Peace and quiet in the woods is good for us. Thanks. Wish I had a place like this.
I am a carpenter and I built my own house . This is an interesting concept. As quiet as the video is though, I believe that he didn't saw all those logs himself but used a chainsaw.
Built my first cabin years ago, took 3 nearly 4 years to construct, but it was all worth it. Times like these out in the middle of nowhere, no service, no people, just you and your thoughts are always the most relaxing and serene. I’ve always found I reconnect with myself out there 40 miles from civilization, I have time and space to disconnect from modern reality and be in my own company, something I’ve learned to enjoy immensely! Good on you brother, looks like a comfortable place to stay and those sleeps out in the woods are the best of your life!
My favorite thing is being out miles away from everything. I strap my hammock up, burn nag champa incense, and play my guitar. Some of the most perfect times I ever had. My best memory is hanging my hammock so low I could touch the ground by swinging too hard, and I woke up in the morning in it in the middle of a beautiful grove at the bottom of a small hill with tall waving grass moving in unison like ocean waves. The clouds and open sky were so balanced and equally distributed, the cool gentle breeze blowing through the ground under the trees and the distant birds chirping. I’ve never been so close to heaven in my life.
I think one of the main reasons why people like these kind of videos is the silence. We have so much noise in our lives now with cities and technology. When was the last time you spent an hour without hearing anything but your own breathing?
I live in a fairly quiet location esp'ly compared to my last place. There I had a local airport a block away,was under the landing pattern to Harrisburg,Pa's airport,had a busy street out front,and was half a block from the railroad. Lol! I go there now and just cringe!
When we were becoming adults, one of my friends built himself a little box out of scrap wood from the construction site we worked on. It was enough space for a homemade wood stove and an adult to lay down inside of. He had a lightbulb that he powered with a car battery that charged with a solar panel. The simplicity of it really impressed me. It got him through multiple winters. Today he has a real home and a beautiful family.
This is one of the most satisfying youtube video I have ever SEEN in a LONG LONG LONG time; No Loud music, No talking No stopping to promote anything No Nothing but nature sound and a man enjoying his dugout camper. Simply awesome... 👏👍
“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole…” JRR Tolkien Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed the peace and quiet of your camp and the impressive skill set you have.
Fascinating build, and a throwback to the times when such dwellings were built as a necessity rather than as a project. With another five or six dugouts, I can imagine a settlement, as it might have been, many years ago. Very well done on the build too, as these skills are totally relevant in the present day also.
@@guitarlearningtoplay I never said there was such a settlement. I said 'imagine' and as it 'might' have been. It would still be interesting to understand how you definitely know such settlements did not exist though. Where did you get your info from?
@@guitarlearningtoplay let's see.... The Anasazi, basket weaver 1 period dugouts or "pit houses" pre Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde and generally pre Pueblo.... Many cultures in Europe, Asia, North and South America.... But sure, "there never was a civilization like that because I'm to lazy to do basic research and that makes me a keyboard expert".... That part in quotes, that was you. That was how you sounded in my head. That's you.....
this is very therapeutic. i felt the silence and peace eventhough im just right here lying in my bed watching it. appreciate the rawness of the video, no annoying music just nature at its best. keep making videos like this brother. lot of souls out here are yearning for that tranquility. thank you for this one.
@@leftaustin lol let him go, he has no clue on what is going on, no just let him go, who cares anyway, bought and payed for, lol, J,J Rowlings, even she must see the insnaity of people using the environment now to cause me wind sheer my home is my Eagles nest,The Falcon must nest
@@yinyang5241 nah, this is a completely basic skill that modern humanity has no need for, so we typically lack the will or ability to try it. It takes time and energy but our ancestors could have completed villages of those multiple times a year depending on their movement.
i am envious just watching this...the peace and quality of the time away from the buzz of everyday life.....to just chill and not be bothered about time itself...amazing.
As someone who hikes frequently and usually alone, I can fully appreciate why you build shelters like this. The quiet format without any background music or talking adds to your video. If people have questions about one part of the video then they can ask questions. I come home to a "proper" house on 6 acres but it is also bermed on three sides and I heat with wood so my home has some of the feelings of your shelter. That still doesn't stop me from wanting to have this type of dugout in other areas.
@@henkmeerdink936 True. I do have a tent set up for winter in one corner but like the idea of having a dugout like this in other parts of the province so that when I go there to hike or bird watch, I could stay in one of those. More wishful thinking than reality.
This gives me such a weird feeling. It reminds me of my childhood. I grew up in pretty much wilderness and it reminds me of the first times i ever went exploring or camping. So beautiful and serene, you begin to feel at peace, truly free..
When I was in my early 20's, I used to help build these mini cabins made out of popular trees. Those had nice straight wood. The roofs would leak, so we used plywood. We had our fires outside the cabin. Popular place to hang out, drink some beers, and jam on acoustic guitars. We had a trail to the cabin and we normally rode on dirt bikes.
I can’t describe how much I wish I had the skills to put something like this together. No matter what happens in life, you would still have a little place to call home and no one could take it from you. Your own little sanctuary.
We had something like this in Pennsylvania and it was always cold by the door. We added a small entrance foyer with an additional door and it was amazing how much warmer it kept it inside.
I really enjoy going to the camps you build . I’m 76 now and no longer able to get back in the woods but I have had many similar camps in Adirondacks for a whole hunting season and way back a trap line camps so now I just go with you thanks
Years ago, and I'm talking like 150 yrs and older, places like these saved lives. Can you imagine the snow swirling, temperatures below freezing and your on horseback, traveling. To find one of these, uninhabitated was truly a God send.
Thank you, my Russian friend! I've been following you for a while now and this dugout is the one I like the most. Glad you're visiting it again. Best regards from Norrköping, Sweden
When you return to the dugout after weeks away you should always ventilate for 30-45 mins before entering. Mice would love this dugout and Hantavirus is no joke.
Sadly, we live in a material world, people are very spoiled. I admit, I like the comforts that I’m used to. But the simplicity and the “quiet” in this video are beautiful. 😊
Most ppl cannot survive like that. The world is moving forward. Look at his boots, camera, tools, metal pipe , car all the things that allow him to play in the woods and go back home after.
@@lukeskywalker7461 because we like entertainment and commodities, i would feel very lonely but with a fresh mind. I would like this experience with Nice people
Вот приятно смотреть ваши видики,честно наслаждаюсь,главное нет музыки,все слышно в живую как работаете,как готовите,оч,приятно.Как идет дождь,как все шипит на печке.Просто класс,даже слышно как вы дышите.Правдо классно.
Tenho o meu cantinho, onde relacho ao som da natureza. É uma Ilha fluvial no Rio São Francisco, em Minas Gerais, Brasil. Do o meu refúgio no município de Três Marias. Gostei muito do vídeo, lembrei do meu passeio na floresta amazônica.
Man, this is badass. Thank you for sharing pieces of this experience with us. My goal in the future is to save up and live off the grid. Life could be much worse, but the city life just isn’t cutting it for me.
I’m from a city in the uk called Bristol and have no idea how I came across this channel, however, I am in absolute awe of anyone who has the ability to make something as vital as well as beautiful as this! To all of you that have these skills 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼, I think your all amazingly important in an ever modern world!
@@Eduardo-wd4fb I hear Mexico has some stunning landscapes, The uk is rather far and also doesn’t have many opportunities to do this kind of thing. Happy new year though as it’s 23:55 here
The great thing about this is with no talking and just simple movements showing what our hero is doing we can all relate and enjoy. This can be anywhere in the world and watched by another anywhere else in the world and all will enjoy.
I like it no one telling you to move or asking you where is the shit paper or you asking did you leave it on the branch in the woods ha ha! No one to piss you off you know! That in its self is freedom.
just lost my dad to cancer 12 weeks ago yesterday. I found my brother dead on his floor from a drug overdose 4 days ago. I was my fathers care giver for 6 years, and did chest compressions on my brother until EMS arrived knowing he was already gone. I’ve often wondered if my brother and dad were able to meet in another dimension, if they truly found peace with their passings. Then today these NDE stories started appearing on my page. Thank you for doing these stories. These have helped me find a bit of peace for the first time since finding my brother. I now believe neither of them are suffering and battling demons, and they are truly free and in the arms of love ❤️
Это так свойственно человеку строить " домики"...совсем маленькие дети играют в " домик" под столом, стулом, покрыв его покрывалом, потом , немного повзрослев строят " штабики" в виде шалашей, " гнезда" на дереве..., ну и взрослые тоже тянутся к Природе, строя лесные , пещерные домики) Приятно смотреть и представлять себя на их месте...так хочется природной тишины, уединения от суеты...
I like this dugout because it's fully enclosed. Other dugouts people make are open on one side, which isn't as good if a big snowstorm comes up......or heavy blowing rain in the summer.
I agree. Very similar to the “Kivas” made by the Pueblo people in Mesa Verde before they made the “cliff palaces”. They even found a way to build a smoke wall so as to reflect heat without accumulating smoke in their dug outs.
Восхитило ваше видео . У нас в детстве ,было ,что то подобное в лесу построено . В морозные ,зимние дни ,разжигали костер (печь ) пекли там ,яблоки в фольге ,картошку ) Ох как это романтично )
Love the videos. That setup looks cozy. This body of mine is too broken to try laying on hard ground all night. Thank you for letting some of us live vicariously through your videos..
I love when my cousin is at my house because I live in dense forestry just like this and he lives in the big city and is in bad places so when he comes to visit me he feels free relaxed reconnect with his inner self and that's just what a lot of people need
ATÉ MEUS 12 ANOS DE IDADE PASSEI POR ISSO FOGÃO DE LENHA AGUA DE POÇO PLANTAÇÃO ETC. LINDO VÍDEO UM BOM APRENDIZADO PARA AQUELES QUE RECLAMAM DE POUCA COISA.
Hello brother, I hope your not alone in life, this was the most at peace I've been at in a very long time, Thanks for letting me sit with you for a moment, it's a very lonely life out here 🤦🏼♀️😢 I was sad to see you go 😔
Sou do Brasil, não sei por que o TH-cam me indicou esse vídeo mas isso é sensacional, acho muito legal essa coisa de morar na floresta e ter uma cabana.
I would clearly not have the skills to either build this or live 2 nights in a row in this but to watch it’s beautiful and extremely relaxing Thanks for showing us experience we would not think of otherwise
The silence in this video is very loud, in the best way possible. Very relaxing and peaceful. I admire the cozy little cabin and would like one for myself! Excellent video.
This video brings so much peace to my heart! I love how you showed everything from cleaning, to cooking, to getting into bed. It was beautiful. I also love the idea of dug-outs. I didn't know that's what they're called but I absolutely adore them!
@@Hacunamattata it's all good. Maybe for a weekend getaway. But to live like that would definitely be difficult. I think this is good for everyone. People are so reliant on the system, it's nice to break away from that system and try to do something like this for oneself.
Thank you for the great video. I'm also a Korean who enjoys Bushcraft. The quality of the video is still lacking, I will learn a lot from your videos and make great videos.
Even if its meant to be all natural and built a way to be closer to nature, I would still use something to seal the spaces in between the logs just to keep the inside cleaner and warmer.
Thanks for taking us on the journey with you. I find it impossible to explain to people how sometimes I just want to be left lone. I hated camping as a child because we were always doing what someone else wanted to do. For me I find peace just sitting in nature and thinking to myself. It's all I want in life.
That's introversion, you regain your "stamina" (in a lack of a better word) by staying alone with your thoughts. I believe that those who couldn't comprehend you are extroverts, they regain their "stamina" by interacting with people. As an extrovert myself, staying alone with no one to talk to is an unpleasant experience to most of us, so I can understand their confusion, although I also get why you'd rather to be left alone
been struggling for a while mentally but this brought me tranquility. must be a good experience, I'd be delighted to experience it too. kudos to this channel. u earned a subscriber
Bro what ever brought you to this situation, never let it take you fully down.There is always a solution.I have been shit for a long time, but now i see again the positive side of life.Sorry for my english, not my native language.Keep going strong
I been drinking tea and feeling great. Ashwagandha is very good for anxiety and calming you down. Peppermint is great for waking up. And it’s all natural
Hi Jwen, I’m not sure of your exact situation - whether you are stuck in an urban area or maybe somewhere rural, but for me, connecting with nature soothes my anxiety and soul like nothing else. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve been struggling, that’s tough. But just remember that every rough patch has an ending. Focus on spending time outside, read a book about trees, learn about birds, there is so much out there to make you feel like a healthy and happy person :)
What a lucky man you are. I enjoy every video you make and with each one I am more amazed. So basic yet so complete. You always make each one home. Kudos to you sir and enjoy. ‼💕
Чел, я думаю почти все кто посмотрел твой ролик весьма тебе завидуют. Это же просто Чудесное место. Наверное каждому порой надо отдохнуть от суеты жизни в такой земляне пару тройку дней.
Да Братан, шикарная дачка в лесу!!! Шикарно сьездил, поработал и отдохул!!! Печка так просто бомба!!! Супчик, да чай, я думаю просто сказочный!!!! Камешек только плоский положи, дровишки колоть удобно будет!!!😎😉🙂☺😀😄🙄💪👌👏🖒👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
That looks incredibly cozy. Imagine having an incredibly stressful week at work, and then just letting it all melt away over the weekend in such a camp with not a worry in the world.
Imagine having a stressful week and coming home to NOT sleep on logs. You must live extremely comfortable at all times.. So much so, that literal non-comfort to you, is a vacation.
I don't have much experience with the outdoors or woodworking. Always see this kind of content and wish that I knew more to do something like this. It's hard to know where to start with this type of stuff. Working on cars I taught myself, but this type of work seems so much more complicated to me for some reason.
Seek a spot... That is shapeD like the letter C... Concave Then on week ends,,, Cut down about 50 trees 5 to 7 inch diameter [ future wallS. ] Then ask a friend with energy & opened minded [ that may add another 30 days to ur project).lol) to help U... Explain, It's a manCave... Also get a case of beer...don't drink til'S dark The Beginning! Make sure it is not to close to a hill ( flooding ).
@@slydog4535 I’m a red seal carpenter that runs big jobs, I don’t think it’s more complicated than cars. Buy some a circ saw and some other tools and start cutting shit up and making stuff. Watch safety videos for each power tool. Start small and build your skill set. There’s lots to know but same goes for most fields that are worth learning!!
When we/my friends were teenagers we had a fort in the woods that we built off of basically just stacking and weaving old dead trees/branches in-between other trees into a big circle we pretty much hung out there every single day,I live in San Antonio now and I miss the forest,the city is horrible
Stuff like this makes me wanna go camping again so bad, but since covid hit money has been so tight that it just isn't an option. Props to this guy for seemingly making it his living.
@@jonrobbin170 it ain't free if you don't have a place to go. Unfortunately here in Tennessee just going out in some random woods to camp is highly dangerous.
@@williamshaky4069 because of snakes? I live in New Hampshire in a very secluded area but I'm from a decent size MA city, so and my thoughts as long as the weather isn't too crazy you can go in the woods. The issue I would have where I live to do these type of things is it's all mountains and hills with rocks so all the dirt is full of rocks it takes forever to dig
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@@CC-zc6cv his channel says america, but that's an outright lie, he's definitely not in america and he's not american, my guess is poland. or serbia, somewhere there, cant quite figure out the name on the can of fish CKYM-------or something.
I like this format, besides the content. It's plain, simple and no background crappy music to distract. Peace and quiet in the woods is good for us. Thanks. Wish I had a place like this.
I am a carpenter and I built my own house . This is an interesting concept. As quiet as the video is though, I believe that he didn't saw all those logs himself but used a chainsaw.
Yeah... There's so much yapping, yelling, screaming and just noise on YT any more. This was a nice change.
@@Jimmy-Pie Who else could have seen him saw the logs? Wouldn't that be chainseen and not chainsaw?
@Always Watching yeah but it’s not crappy background sound… but more serene!😀
@Always Watching que vai acontecer nada
Built my first cabin years ago, took 3 nearly 4 years to construct, but it was all worth it. Times like these out in the middle of nowhere, no service, no people, just you and your thoughts are always the most relaxing and serene. I’ve always found I reconnect with myself out there 40 miles from civilization, I have time and space to disconnect from modern reality and be in my own company, something I’ve learned to enjoy immensely! Good on you brother, looks like a comfortable place to stay and those sleeps out in the woods are the best of your life!
I just camp with a large tent
Muito bom. É uma terapia. A gente têm que sair dessa vida estressante. Dar um tempo no celular; computador. Viver a vida.
@@paulinogiraldellifilho7769 amem
@@teditz-q7c that’s good idea with a big tent you can move and change location every second night 👍👍👍
My favorite thing is being out miles away from everything. I strap my hammock up, burn nag champa incense, and play my guitar. Some of the most perfect times I ever had. My best memory is hanging my hammock so low I could touch the ground by swinging too hard, and I woke up in the morning in it in the middle of a beautiful grove at the bottom of a small hill with tall waving grass moving in unison like ocean waves. The clouds and open sky were so balanced and equally distributed, the cool gentle breeze blowing through the ground under the trees and the distant birds chirping. I’ve never been so close to heaven in my life.
I think one of the main reasons why people like these kind of videos is the silence. We have so much noise in our lives now with cities and technology. When was the last time you spent an hour without hearing anything but your own breathing?
Exactly the woods are so quiet
If the woods are quiet, tis because you are loud.
I live in a fairly quiet location esp'ly compared to my last place. There I had a local airport a block away,was under the landing pattern to Harrisburg,Pa's airport,had a busy street out front,and was half a block from the railroad. Lol! I go there now and just cringe!
Went on a 2 night solo camping trip. Second night it stormed so bad. I think everyone should do a solo camping trip once in their life.
I do it every day, for years.
Love this...it's so peaceful, no talking. It's something about quiet that gives these videos such a relaxing vibe. Good job.
When we were becoming adults, one of my friends built himself a little box out of scrap wood from the construction site we worked on. It was enough space for a homemade wood stove and an adult to lay down inside of. He had a lightbulb that he powered with a car battery that charged with a solar panel. The simplicity of it really impressed me. It got him through multiple winters. Today he has a real home and a beautiful family.
So either the family is not real, or the home is not beautiful?
@@existenceisrelative 🤨
@@existenceisrelative 😠
There actually is music in the later portion and I think it’s cool. It’s a haven sounding music like the save point rooms from resident evil games.
@@existenceisrelative so either you've never experienced love in your life or you're just a plain shitty person ot be around
This is one of the most satisfying youtube video I have ever SEEN in a LONG LONG LONG time; No Loud music, No talking No stopping to promote anything No Nothing but nature sound and a man enjoying his dugout camper. Simply awesome... 👏👍
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So peaceful! Loved it!
@@karenquick8737 .
“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole…” JRR Tolkien
Great video. Thoroughly enjoyed the peace and quiet of your camp and the impressive skill set you have.
"...nasty, dirty, wet hole..."
--J.R.R. Tolkien
Awsome comment.
@@fingernecklace4817 wear protection guys
@Thor Odinson of course you do Thor gods don't get STD's.
@Thor Odinson 😳😳
Sou do Brasil e adoro vídeos que mostram esse contato direto com a natureza, adaptando - a para uma sobrevivência com recursos que ela oferece.
Fascinating build, and a throwback to the times when such dwellings were built as a necessity rather than as a project. With another five or six dugouts, I can imagine a settlement, as it might have been, many years ago. Very well done on the build too, as these skills are totally relevant in the present day also.
@T Rt Better than having a small house with windows in a wooded area. Anything away from the city outside of prying eyes gets vandalized.
there was never such a settlement lol
@@guitarlearningtoplay I never said there was such a settlement. I said 'imagine' and as it 'might' have been. It would still be interesting to understand how you definitely know such settlements did not exist though. Where did you get your info from?
@@guitarlearningtoplay let's see.... The Anasazi, basket weaver 1 period dugouts or "pit houses" pre Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde and generally pre Pueblo.... Many cultures in Europe, Asia, North and South America.... But sure, "there never was a civilization like that because I'm to lazy to do basic research and that makes me a keyboard expert".... That part in quotes, that was you. That was how you sounded in my head. That's you.....
They are called Hovels!!!
this is very therapeutic. i felt the silence and peace eventhough im just right here lying in my bed watching it. appreciate the rawness of the video, no annoying music just nature at its best.
keep making videos like this brother. lot of souls out here are yearning for that tranquility. thank you for this one.
someone already built this and he swept and camped for a night stfu people fml everyone is so desperate for nature just go out there
@@junglegem how many times you gonna comment on this video weirdo
@@leftaustin lol let him go, he has no clue on what is going on, no just let him go, who cares anyway, bought and payed for, lol, J,J Rowlings, even she must see the insnaity of people using the environment now to cause me wind sheer my home is my Eagles nest,The Falcon must nest
@@onnietalone3181 true lol seems like that guy is having a bad time
@@junglegem man, just tell us what is going on with you.. maybe we can help! You are not alone, nothing to be ashamed off..
I've always admired people that have basic survival skills like this.
Basic🤣🤣🤣🤣no hun, this takes time, energy and dedication, basic is turning on your phone/computer and watching from the comfort of your home.
@@yinyang5241 nah, this is a completely basic skill that modern humanity has no need for, so we typically lack the will or ability to try it. It takes time and energy but our ancestors could have completed villages of those multiple times a year depending on their movement.
@@yinyang5241 if you can't go out and do this you're useless
@@yinyang5241 Those aren't basic necessities though lol. They're called luxuries.
@@ethanhenderson5840 if it’s a skill that the modern person has no need for then it isn’t a basic skill lmao
i am envious just watching this...the peace and quality of the time away from the buzz of everyday life.....to just chill and not be bothered about time itself...amazing.
As someone who hikes frequently and usually alone, I can fully appreciate why you build shelters like this. The quiet format without any background music or talking adds to your video. If people have questions about one part of the video then they can ask questions. I come home to a "proper" house on 6 acres but it is also bermed on three sides and I heat with wood so my home has some of the feelings of your shelter. That still doesn't stop me from wanting to have this type of dugout in other areas.
Hai bos kevin
It's literally my life goal and my dream to live in a cabin or a house up in the mountains
Bgm indeeds
That still doesn't stop me from wanting to have this type of dugout in other areas...
You've got six acres. PLenty of room to build a shelter..
@@henkmeerdink936 True. I do have a tent set up for winter in one corner but like the idea of having a dugout like this in other parts of the province so that when I go there to hike or bird watch, I could stay in one of those. More wishful thinking than reality.
This gives me such a weird feeling. It reminds me of my childhood. I grew up in pretty much wilderness and it reminds me of the first times i ever went exploring or camping. So beautiful and serene, you begin to feel at peace, truly free..
Yes cuz ur a fox
@@eggsisig 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thats true
I cant imagine if he saw a tree
Will be climb it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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i like your photo profile
Oh, so more like a peaceful, nostalgic memory then, that's not so weird
This is a free of charge video for all to see and be prepared, living like this is fast approaching.
Indeed it is. Faster than we think
Heck no lol if you think we won't have machines made by Tesla faster than this you're crazy
Yes true we should practice to live like this for a week at least.
Tou aí! 😂
Good luck finding land
When I was in my early 20's, I used to help build these mini cabins made out of popular trees. Those had nice straight wood. The roofs would leak, so we used plywood. We had our fires outside the cabin. Popular place to hang out, drink some beers, and jam on acoustic guitars. We had a trail to the cabin and we normally rode on dirt bikes.
The beds were clean and the service was top notch, would stay again A+.
I can’t describe how much I wish I had the skills to put something like this together. No matter what happens in life, you would still have a little place to call home and no one could take it from you. Your own little sanctuary.
Yeah, you too can live in a cardboard box like a dirty bum. Wonderful!
@@bernielomaxsmustache7204 Yeah I don't think they're saying it would be their first choice but it's better than nothing.
You can watch other guys build on TH-cam and build a shelter yourself.
@@bernielomaxsmustache7204 it must suck ass to live in your head. I'm glad it's just you in there😆
Actually a man with a machine gun colda take it from ya
Oh how I miss this. Too old now. I would go into the woods with a basha and hammock. Becoming awake in the morning was wonderful. What a sight to see.
U wanna joint with me. Visit to Indonesia. I also like hicking
Hi❤️🥰
Becoming asleep is my favorite part.
Have you seen bamboo houses or underground houses. That’s interesting too and fun to watch 🥰
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We had something like this in Pennsylvania and it was always cold by the door. We added a small entrance foyer with an additional door and it was amazing how much warmer it kept it inside.
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When I was a kid my dad lived in Penn Hills and this is what it felt like every day. Pennsylvania needs to fix its damn roads tho they friggin suck
I really enjoy going to the camps you build . I’m 76 now and no longer able to get back in the woods but I have had many similar camps in Adirondacks for a whole hunting season and way back a trap line camps so now I just go with you thanks
Nice sir
Wow
Your comment warmed my heart. Please take care of yourself so you can watch many more videos and reminisce with all of us for a long time to come !
Its such an honor to have a veteran outdoorsman look up to your vids. Thats good stuff right there
Build a House in the Backyardigans
That first cup of coffee off a camp stove/fire is heavenly! And the peacefulness of sleeping out in nature….priceless!
Boring I’d rather be on a beach house in Mexico sleeping with 2 girls on the same bed…
This man is out here living my dream. Quite, Independent, peace of mind, and a simplistic lifestyle.
Im Happy to life in a big city lol
Why dont you do the same?
@@osskeet one day, I will.
lol simple ass dreams this is why humans including me just need to die off to many people want to just do nothing
@@prod.yayo5715 that’s why there’s corona, the sad thing is that only the poorest will die
Nada que um lugar desse para descansar e curtir a natureza
Parabéns belíssimo vídeo 👏👏👏👏
Tem que ter cuidado com os Usu!!
I can't tell you enough how much I enjoyed this video. How wonderful to be one with nature .
Years ago, and I'm talking like 150 yrs and older, places like these saved lives. Can you imagine the snow swirling, temperatures below freezing and your on horseback, traveling. To find one of these, uninhabitated was truly a God send.
that story make me sad about the horse
O cavalo dorme junto.kkkkk
What about the horse?
As one who has a homestead here in Maine (USA), I very much enjoyed this video.
Hi visit to Indonesia. My home in the mountain.. just chat me i life like in this Vidio..
I’m in New Hampshire 🤜🤛
Visited Maine. Thats a lovely place too.
@@alexbecrazy9175 👍
@@marina3187 Yes it is, Marina.❤
Хочу такой крошечный домик. Прятаться от жары летом в 35- 40 градусов. Бравооо 👏💯👍🕊️
Thank you, my Russian friend! I've been following you for a while now and this dugout is the one I like the most. Glad you're visiting it again. Best regards from Norrköping, Sweden
👍
@Forest brothers ест второй канал называется "паходный оптимист ". Там вам точно понравится.
Lugar muito bonito séria bom tivessem um amigo porque aí deve ser muito perigoso
На русскоязычном канале эта землянка тоже всем нравится 😅
When you return to the dugout after weeks away you should always ventilate for 30-45 mins before entering. Mice would love this dugout and Hantavirus is no joke.
Agreed
What?
What do you mean ventilate? I'm not to dum but it sounds like it might have something to do with heat maby?
Bring mothballs the next time and when u leave u won’t have to worry about Hantavirus! No mice or anything else will go inside.
@@rzwitdauncut means opening a door or a window to let air in
this is therapeutic, so calming, perfect for tearing apart your sleep schedule
me rn at 2:17 knowing i gotta be up at 6
@@connor4905 ahahah me at 00.56am thinking the same,,,,
Isso sim, é um lugar aconchegante! 😍☺️
Esto demuestra que para ser feliz en la vida, se precisa poco. Momentos simples nos llenan de felicidad !!!
Maravilha viver assim🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sadly, we live in a material world, people are very spoiled.
I admit, I like the comforts that I’m used to. But the simplicity and the “quiet” in this video are beautiful. 😊
Verdade, isso sim é vida tranquila de qualidade. Beijos aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
This is really a good video. We can learn how to live very simple. No electricity, no running water and more. Back to the very basic.
Most ppl cannot survive like that. The world is moving forward. Look at his boots, camera, tools, metal pipe , car all the things that allow him to play in the woods and go back home after.
Except for the technology recording this I guess...
Excellent survival skill.
Nah, after two days it would suck ass. I love the warm waterfall in my house and the grocery farm down the street.
@@lukeskywalker7461 because we like entertainment and commodities, i would feel very lonely but with a fresh mind.
I would like this experience with Nice people
Вот приятно смотреть ваши видики,честно наслаждаюсь,главное нет музыки,все слышно в живую как работаете,как готовите,оч,приятно.Как идет дождь,как все шипит на печке.Просто класс,даже слышно как вы дышите.Правдо классно.
I absolutely loved reading your comment. It's a weird thing how something such as this could surpass any language barrier to be appreciated by all.
@adolf 1939 что тебе не нравится? Этот видео сделано в России))
@adolf 1939 Nazi 😡
It doesn’t get much more organic than this. Much love n respect from the Magnolia State
Tenho o meu cantinho, onde relacho ao som da natureza. É uma Ilha fluvial no Rio São Francisco, em Minas Gerais, Brasil. Do o meu refúgio no município de Três Marias. Gostei muito do vídeo, lembrei do meu passeio na floresta amazônica.
@Gabriel H. A. Bataier (conta institucional SP) kzkzzkzksk tava assistindo Largados e pelados e o TH-cam me recomenda isso
Slv... Role aleatório 🙋
entao. nao revele porque. se. nao. vira. refujiado°°°
Que medoo kkk
Em relação à insetos, como essa casa de troncos de árvore .....não aparece insetos perigosos ?
Man, this is badass. Thank you for sharing pieces of this experience with us. My goal in the future is to save up and live off the grid. Life could be much worse, but the city life just isn’t cutting it for me.
@Светлана Любимцева where is that brother?
You would hate this .
sometimes simplicity makes life more calm and peaceful...
You just can’t beat peace and quiet. Give’s you time to reflect on all that is good on this rock we call earth 👍
I’m from a city in the uk called Bristol and have no idea how I came across this channel, however, I am in absolute awe of anyone who has the ability to make something as vital as well as beautiful as this! To all of you that have these skills 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼, I think your all amazingly important in an ever modern world!
Yo vivo en México jaja vives lejos
@@Eduardo-wd4fb I hear Mexico has some stunning landscapes, The uk is rather far and also doesn’t have many opportunities to do this kind of thing. Happy new year though as it’s 23:55 here
@@krus3997 feliz año nuevo
Also from bristol no idea why it’s on my feed but I enjoyed the video! 👍
Привет всем из России
The great thing about this is with no talking and just simple movements showing what our hero is doing we can all relate and enjoy.
This can be anywhere in the world and watched by another anywhere else in the world and all will enjoy.
I like it no one telling you to move or asking you where is the shit paper or you asking did you leave it on the branch in the woods ha ha! No one to piss you off you know! That in its self is freedom.
@@thomasgowen8298 Good one!
@@ShaneAlan1 Only term that I could think of for him.
@@ShaneAlan1 👍
just lost my dad to cancer 12 weeks ago yesterday. I found my brother dead on his floor from a drug overdose 4 days ago. I was my fathers care giver for 6 years, and did chest compressions on my brother until EMS arrived knowing he was already gone. I’ve often wondered if my brother and dad were able to meet in another dimension, if they truly found peace with their passings. Then today these NDE stories started appearing on my page. Thank you for doing these stories. These have helped me find a bit of peace for the first time since finding my brother. I now believe neither of them are suffering and battling demons, and they are truly free and in the arms of love ❤️
What does this have to do with the video
my deepest sympathies, for the lost of your dad and brother, hope you are ok, time heals any wound stay strong.
@@theotherguy21 well at the end it says "these have helped me find a bit of peace" so i guess it does have something to do with the vid :)
@@luisgabrielbiancardi8997 ohhh I see
Im sorry for your loss, it's good to see how these video it's helping you and many other in their sadness and mourning.
Это так свойственно человеку строить " домики"...совсем маленькие дети играют в " домик" под столом, стулом, покрыв его покрывалом, потом , немного повзрослев строят " штабики" в виде шалашей, " гнезда" на дереве..., ну и взрослые тоже тянутся к Природе, строя лесные , пещерные домики) Приятно смотреть и представлять себя на их месте...так хочется природной тишины, уединения от суеты...
I like this dugout because it's fully enclosed. Other dugouts people make are open on one side, which isn't as good if a big snowstorm comes up......or heavy blowing rain in the summer.
@RNGesus e
I agree. Very similar to the “Kivas” made by the Pueblo people in Mesa Verde before they made the “cliff palaces”. They even found a way to build a smoke wall so as to reflect heat without accumulating smoke in their dug outs.
How does he stop the rain water from comming into the dogout through the front door/opening ?
@@Bouts007 d
@@Bouts007 Close the door.
Восхитило ваше видео . У нас в детстве ,было ,что то подобное в лесу построено . В морозные ,зимние дни ,разжигали костер (печь ) пекли там ,яблоки в фольге ,картошку )
Ох как это романтично )
I love it. It would be so cool to hang out in something like that during a storm.
You would soon get bored
Or Armageddon
😍🤫
@@natsudragneel6826 some would, some wouldn't
Love the videos. That setup looks cozy. This body of mine is too broken to try laying on hard ground all night. Thank you for letting some of us live vicariously through your videos..
It's really great that our videos help you live it out with us! We really appreciate your support!
Everybody needs one of these places. Great video...no annoying music or bs as a distraction. Very well done!
Que delícia de paz, amo a natureza, a simplicidade, se eu tivesse esse oportunidade viveria na natureza. parabéns. Um grande abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Pensei que era o único Br aqui
@Gabriel H. A. Bataier (conta institucional SP) kkkkk
Milagre msm visse
So tenho medo de cobras lacraias escorpiões
@@CarlosSantos-cz9pg aí onde ele tá
Minecraft mods are reaching another level.
Kidding asside, that's a really great job.
What a healthy relaxing journey. Thank you for taking the time to film and upload!! Very inspirational 👏
I love when my cousin is at my house because I live in dense forestry just like this and he lives in the big city and is in bad places so when he comes to visit me he feels free relaxed reconnect with his inner self and that's just what a lot of people need
Wow the graphics for this outdoor camping simulator looks so realistic!
I love the silence of it all. I miss camping can’t wait to go again and do shit like this. being away from people is the best
Hiiii sir
These types of innovation and survival methods always catch my eye. Another good example of 'less is more'
ATÉ MEUS 12 ANOS DE IDADE PASSEI POR ISSO FOGÃO DE LENHA AGUA DE POÇO PLANTAÇÃO ETC. LINDO VÍDEO UM BOM APRENDIZADO PARA AQUELES QUE RECLAMAM DE POUCA COISA.
Hello brother, I hope your not alone in life, this was the most at peace I've been at in a very long time,
Thanks for letting me sit with you for a moment, it's a very lonely life out here 🤦🏼♀️😢
I was sad to see you go 😔
Sou do Brasil, não sei por que o TH-cam me indicou esse vídeo mas isso é sensacional, acho muito legal essa coisa de morar na floresta e ter uma cabana.
Prefiro minha casa
Também não sei, mas quê as vezes me da vontade de fugir, de vez em quando para um lugar assim me da viu !
vire se de costa para a floresta, cabana cabana
Eu pensei que ele tivesse esperando uma gata ,do tanto que ele arrumou essa cabana aí
Resumindo: brincadeira de casinha e comidinha de homens
He is living perfectly in the wild. Handmade-wooden home, simple food, no talking, only making sounds.
I would clearly not have the skills to either build this or live 2 nights in a row in this but to watch it’s beautiful and extremely relaxing
Thanks for showing us experience we would not think of otherwise
It's not massively skill based, it's just patience and willingness and some hard work.
Practice makes perfect. Getting out there and learning skills is something everyone should do.
I have been binging those outdoor videos for about 3 hours now. This is just too cozy
@Alieff Farwell oh yes, I absolutely enjoy all of them
Que paz esse lugar deve oferecer, magnífico! 😍
A good little getaway from the hustle and bustle!🥰
The silence in this video is very loud, in the best way possible. Very relaxing and peaceful. I admire the cozy little cabin and would like one for myself! Excellent video.
This video brings so much peace to my heart! I love how you showed everything from cleaning, to cooking, to getting into bed. It was beautiful. I also love the idea of dug-outs. I didn't know that's what they're called but I absolutely adore them!
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Misty
@@antowoodpecker4872 😐👹
You could scrub that cooktop down, coat it in oil, then blue it over a fire outside.
That would help to keep it from rusting while your away.
I was thinking the same thing when i watched him cleaning.
You mean season it.
oh man does this place look cozy and peaceful
I love this ,,staying in a small cabin in the woods ,,nice adventure..
Let's docit
Yup I remember let's do it
Amazing cabin shelter. A good place to be when raining... a man in the woods with his mind. Relaxation for soul. Great video. Greetings ✌🇱🇹
This is awesome. Definitely the way we should be able to enjoy our planet.
🤣🤣🤣🤣💩
@@Hacunamattata I'm guessing you don't like the outdoors? Or..... What are you confused about there Redial?
@@Imperfectionist505 I do
But I was thinking
U meant living like that ...😳
@@Hacunamattata it's all good. Maybe for a weekend getaway. But to live like that would definitely be difficult. I think this is good for everyone. People are so reliant on the system, it's nice to break away from that system and try to do something like this for oneself.
Que fogão a lenha mais bonitinho. Que capricho. Parabéns 👏👏
Thank you for the great video.
I'm also a Korean who enjoys Bushcraft.
The quality of the video is still lacking,
I will learn a lot from your videos and make great videos.
👍👍👍💖💖💖
Tôi nghe bạn xêp cây như ở gần tối vậy
I’ve watched a lot of survival and bushcraft videos but this one is a gem!😁
I love the simplicity of the home, it gives off all sorts of "surviving the first night of Minecraft" vibes. 😍
That soup made me hungry, mmmm.
Even if its meant to be all natural and built a way to be closer to nature, I would still use something to seal the spaces in between the logs just to keep the inside cleaner and warmer.
He does seal the cracks, but maybe you meant more permanently? yes that would be good! so you wouldn't have to repair each time you return.
@@mchrysogelos7623 gives you a good reason to keep going back while you are there might as well hang out
@@mchrysogelos7623 Wattle and daub.
Tree sap/tar rope how they made wooden boats waterproof
Thanks for taking us on the journey with you. I find it impossible to explain to people how sometimes I just want to be left lone. I hated camping as a child because we were always doing what someone else wanted to do. For me I find peace just sitting in nature and thinking to myself. It's all I want in life.
That's introversion, you regain your "stamina" (in a lack of a better word) by staying alone with your thoughts. I believe that those who couldn't comprehend you are extroverts, they regain their "stamina" by interacting with people. As an extrovert myself, staying alone with no one to talk to is an unpleasant experience to most of us, so I can understand their confusion, although I also get why you'd rather to be left alone
Im an introvert, i also revel in solitude and i understand the want to be alone with nature
This is awesome. I'm very much a loner, so I can definitely appreciate this
Hermosa!! Tiene excelente espacio y me encantó cuando limpia y sacude su refugio 🏕️🛖
Inspirational. Intuitive. Efficient. Looks fun in all honesty! Rock🪨on🪵sir🎸
I like how you left prepared dry kindling ready in the fire box.
been struggling for a while mentally but this brought me tranquility. must be a good experience, I'd be delighted to experience it too. kudos to this channel. u earned a subscriber
Bro what ever brought you to this situation, never let it take you fully down.There is always a solution.I have been shit for a long time, but now i see again the positive side of life.Sorry for my english, not my native language.Keep going strong
I been drinking tea and feeling great. Ashwagandha is very good for anxiety and calming you down. Peppermint is great for waking up. And it’s all natural
Hi Jwen, I’m not sure of your exact situation - whether you are stuck in an urban area or maybe somewhere rural, but for me, connecting with nature soothes my anxiety and soul like nothing else. I’m sorry to hear that you’ve been struggling, that’s tough. But just remember that every rough patch has an ending. Focus on spending time outside, read a book about trees, learn about birds, there is so much out there to make you feel like a healthy and happy person :)
If you're passing through a storm, keep moving bro. Your boat might be rocking but calmer waters are not far away.
What a lucky man you are. I enjoy every video you make and with each one I am more amazed. So basic yet so complete. You always make each one home. Kudos to you sir and enjoy. ‼💕
I really dig this dugout and the way it was spruced up.
Чел, я думаю почти все кто посмотрел твой ролик весьма тебе завидуют. Это же просто Чудесное место.
Наверное каждому порой надо отдохнуть от суеты жизни в такой земляне пару тройку дней.
😊😊😊😊
Escreve direito mlk
Нет, слишком грязно.
@@youtubeprofile9495 грязно... это что то из серии "в лесу было накурено".
Это дикая природа, тут в принципе иная чистота, в чем и вся прелесть.
Афигенно...
Makes my imagination wander I think how cool a place like this in the woods would be a childs greatest dream come true
Да Братан, шикарная дачка в лесу!!! Шикарно сьездил, поработал и отдохул!!! Печка так просто бомба!!! Супчик, да чай, я думаю просто сказочный!!!! Камешек только плоский положи, дровишки колоть удобно будет!!!😎😉🙂☺😀😄🙄💪👌👏🖒👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Well done my friend! Enjoy the peace and quiet every time you go out there.
That looks incredibly cozy. Imagine having an incredibly stressful week at work, and then just letting it all melt away over the weekend in such a camp with not a worry in the world.
And die with the allergies.
No worries apart from spiders, midges, bears, aliens....
With coffee in it
Imagine having a stressful week and coming home to NOT sleep on logs. You must live extremely comfortable at all times.. So much so, that literal non-comfort to you, is a vacation.
Up in Alaska whenever we go hunting and camping we get the best sleep of our lives, and this looks amazing and very comfortable 🙂
Of course it’s overwhelming that we should sleep outside good for you
Sorry that bed looks any thing but comfortable to me.
@@Eliukcory get urself a good bed outside then
I love building cabins and being in the outdoors. But that bed does not look comfortable lol
Heck yeah, sleeping on a bunch of logs, gosh that sounds comfortable!
From the Philippines and they recommend this to me nah this is awesome
I don't have much experience with the outdoors or woodworking. Always see this kind of content and wish that I knew more to do something like this. It's hard to know where to start with this type of stuff. Working on cars I taught myself, but this type of work seems so much more complicated to me for some reason.
It’s really not more complicated than cars, construction is just bigger picture you gotta step back and consider all variables
Seek a spot...
That is shapeD like the letter C...
Concave
Then on week ends,,,
Cut down about 50 trees 5 to 7 inch diameter
[ future wallS. ]
Then ask a friend with energy
& opened minded [ that may add another 30 days to ur project).lol)
to help U...
Explain,
It's a manCave...
Also get a case of beer...don't drink til'S dark
The Beginning!
Make sure it is not to close to a hill
( flooding ).
Can’t learn to swim until you jump in. Good luck and don’t eat any berries or mushies!
@@slydog4535 I’m a red seal carpenter that runs big jobs, I don’t think it’s more complicated than cars. Buy some a circ saw and some other tools and start cutting shit up and making stuff. Watch safety videos for each power tool. Start small and build your skill set. There’s lots to know but same goes for most fields that are worth learning!!
When we/my friends were teenagers we had a fort in the woods that we built off of basically just stacking and weaving old dead trees/branches in-between other trees into a big circle we pretty much hung out there every single day,I live in San Antonio now and I miss the forest,the city is horrible
I love this video what a great job you did it looks warm cozy you’re cooking there’s room to sleep I love it
Olá eu tenho um canal Almiro e aventura venha conhecer e fazer parte do canal
Yeah he only needs a mattress.
Классно, вкусненько на природе, спасибо за видео!
Love the build! Nature’s it the best way to clear mind body and soul!
Stuff like this makes me wanna go camping again so bad, but since covid hit money has been so tight that it just isn't an option. Props to this guy for seemingly making it his living.
It will be soon, good news on your way man.
Praying for ya things are gonna change.
Real camping is free if you have the time
@@jonrobbin170 it ain't free if you don't have a place to go. Unfortunately here in Tennessee just going out in some random woods to camp is highly dangerous.
@@williamshaky4069 because of snakes? I live in New Hampshire in a very secluded area but I'm from a decent size MA city, so and my thoughts as long as the weather isn't too crazy you can go in the woods. The issue I would have where I live to do these type of things is it's all mountains and hills with rocks so all the dirt is full of rocks it takes forever to dig
Isso me lembrou quando passei as ferias de inverno em um chalé nas montanhas do Chile, muito aconchegante isso 😌😊
Tá me chamando de POBRE?
Não kkk só tava contando hshsh
@h4x neh vida é melhor quando é numa floresta rodeada de neve kkk
@@ragna2754 irmão... se literalmente chamou o cara de pobre e não percebeu kkkkkkkkk mas de boa
@@mandy_chetus eu entendi mas tipo sei la kkkk
Me: worrying about bears
Him: locks door with tiny hook
Me: Oh thank goodness
Aqui no Brasil,eles talvez não escapasse da onça pintada
Just because that warm, dry dugout would make a perfect bear den and is emitting the aroma of cooking food is no reason to fear ursine intrusion.
В той местности медведи не водятся, это Поволжье. Зато водятся у нас в Сибири 😂
😂