I would struggle to think of anything that isn't better outdoors, with the right weather of course. Food certainly seems better. Thank you very much for watching.
Gracias Jose, como ves tu cuchillo esta cortando super bien. Pena que La morcilla en Finlandia no es como La morcilla de España. Gracias por ver el video Un abrazo
Good eavning amiga. Our boys and girls at the husky farm generally have me occupied in the daytime. It was certainly better than cornflakes 😂. Gracias very much por ver the video🤣. The mysterious lake I like the sound of that. From now on I will call it Lake Misterioso. Un abrazo y que tengas una semana marvillosa
Looks really appetising Tim! I used to have a full breakfast of bacon, eggs, baked beans, toast, meat doughnuts and fried tomatoes on my days off in Hetta, those breakfasts are among my fond memories
What no black pudding capitan??? Barbarian. How's it going over there? Used the new tent yet? Thanks for watching mate. Will give you a shout next time I am back but maybe we check the weather before going back to Beehive😂.
Kuukkeli Bushcraft I didn't know you could buy black pudding in Hetta! It is a worthy addition xD I'm working from home Mondays and tuesdays and furloughed rest of the week. haven't been on any trips anywhere, the tent is just in my garage. It seems to have cleaned up alright. Yeah let me know when you're back, it's not worth coming back yet though honestly. You have to keep a meter away from everyone, no gatherings, got to wear masks in shops, and they reckon there'll be a second spike in Autumn. Enjoy the nature and good company over in Hetta!
I used to always go for the traditional French breakfast. A cup of coffee and 2 cigarettes. Now I don't smoke anymore the cigarettes have been replaced by a can of red bull. Nice to actually eat something in the morning sometimes though. Thanks for watching and thank you very much for subscribing.
Yes most of the time they work great for me, but nice to actually cook something once in a while. Quite chuffed about the numbers mate and very chuffed for you that you are over 1K subscribers now. Thanks for watching mate.
It's serious heaven on earth where you live Tim, I would give anything to live off the grid in this beautiful place. How amazing this is a short walk from work! Nature is the elixir that cures all stress and anxiety. I'm always happy to return the support, I wish you a lovely weekend my friend.
Thank you very much Heather. Think you can see why I came to Lapland. Got the trail camera out right now hoping to get some owl footage. Been putting dead voles in front of it but unfortunately the foxes and the Siberian jays always find them first. Thank you very much for your support I appreciate it a lot. All the best and I hope you have a wonderful week.
Thank you very much Glen. For watching for sharing my stuff and for the nice comment. I really appreciate your support. All the best mate Hope you have a great week.
Awesome video mate, loved it as always. Ole crazy was looking for ya out the window again into the backyard LOL. Yep grunts and groans of an old man, I feel ya mate its all I do anymore when getting up from filming a mushroom lol...I lay on my belly a lot to video the buggers anymore. Cant go wrong with bacon and love that lake man!!! Man you filmed, angled and timed that perfect with the frying pan part and the sun behind the trees!!! Awesome portrait, silhouette of you is all I see so cool looking mate! Black pudding, first time ever seeing or hearing about it...interesting mate. My goodness that stuff looked tasty mate, what kind of mushrooms they looked so good and fresh!? I dig that pan also, really cool video Tim.
Never had black pudding 😧 your missing out mate. Basically it's pigs blood and fat. The town where I am from is very well known for its black pudding. I knew you were going to ask about the mushrooms. Gypsy mushroom and Russula, not sure which Russula but definitely not any of the ones that you can't eat. They were growing within a few yards of the tent as were the berries. Definitely can't go wrong with bacon, best food on the planet. Thanks for watching mate Hope you have a great week. Say hi to Beasly for me.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft I never even heard of it until your video mate lol, it reminded me of smoked sausage when I first saw it. And yea man the ole one track mind had to ask about the shrooms lol, neat! Never seen or heard of gypsy mushrooms, interesting. You're welcome man, I hope you have a great week too and will be sure to say hi to lil crazy for ya lol
@@WaltRevenJr gypsy mushroom is quite a Nordic species mate. Probably why you don't know them. However there is no excuse for having never tried black pudding 😂.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft Lol mate, we have some funky stuff over here too. When I was growing up in New Jersey we had this stuff called scrapple, my mom use to cook it with eggs and fry it...amazing!!! Its pork based, kinda like hot dogs but the flavor profile is crazy tasty man!! I have not seen it out this way at all, must have been an east coast thing lol. Makes sense with the mushrooms then, they were all really neat and clean looking. Hopefully I find some stuff today if I ever get out.
They are very popular for hiking in Finland (they love pancakes). A bit heavy for my liking for long trips but for a short hike and a campfire they are great. Thanks for watching mate, have an awesome week.
Thank you very much my friend. Just seen you on Instagram. Not the easiest of languages but that's not a good enough excuse for my level of Finnish. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Best wishes Tim
I ordered a stove like that and I got a BBQ instead, the BBQ is worth double but I still offered to send it back and get the stove, the company did not care one bit, so I now own a stainless BBQ that is still in the box.
Sounds like a good deal. These stoves are quite handy though. Sounds like you might get more use out of it than the barbecue. Thanks for watching. Best wishes
I like how the Finnish people love their lands and take such great care to keep it pristine. Its a shame when people and governments ruin and waste land for quick profits that the future generations have to pay for.
We are very fortune here to have so much unspoilt land, especially here in the northern part of Finland. I hope it remains that way always. Thank you very much for watching my friend.
Excellent camp cook brotha good to see that Nessamuk blade as well!! What is the "black puddin" I think you said?? Looked like a spare rib or sausage 🤔 had me curious.. i also love the twig stoves for small quick cooking!!😁✊🔥
Also known as blood sausage, if you're anywhere near french Canada maybe you've heard of Boudin? It's pig's blood, mixed with cereals and fat- sounds horrible but tastes great!
Black puddin would be thanks to my accent 😂. Incapable of putting a g on the end of a word or an r and certainly never a h in front. I believe you know what it is now anyhow. The Nessmuk doing great so far. Thanks for watching mate. Great to hear from you again.
Im seriously thinking about moving to lapland to live ofgrid.... very envious of you, you sound like your from north west england just like me which gives me hope that one day i can actually do it
Good luck mate. Might have been wize to get out here before brexit as it will be harder now. If you need any advice or help just let me know and I will see what I can do. Thanks for watching buddy.
Okay basically what i wanna know is can you get away with going in the forest and building a small log cabin for yourself in an uninhabited part or do you need to actually purchase land?
@@philipboffey8630 sorry mate, I don't think there is anywhere in Europe that you can find a spot and just build on it and if there is it certainly isn't Finland. Land prices however are cheap in remote areas with no road access or lake. You will Find the sweedish side of the border cheaper I believe and the regulations are likely to be similar. There is a limit to the number of days that you are allowed to stay in a wilderness cabin but nobody will check up on that.You should have a permanent address somewhere (It can be a freinds house, not legal or honest but you could get away with it) You also in theory need planning permission for anything other than a tiny building (I think the limit is 3x3m). If you want an element of self sufficiency, agriculture is challenging in this environment and you need permits to hunt and fish. The fishing one is easy to get but the hunting one is not. I think your first step should be to get over here and find people doing something similar. There is an website called work away where they look for volunteers, there are various self or semi self sufficient communities on there it could be a good start and the people doing that kind of thing will be more clued up than me. I am definitely not off grid, have a job and live in a normal house. I do know a bit about cabins though as it is part of my job to build them. Basically it's similar to the UK when it comes to this kind of thing. Possible but difficult involving lots of red tape. On the plus side there is some cheap land here some of it with a cabin already built. Also you will now need a visa to stay any lengh of time. Would help if you could find work over here at least for a while. There are a lot of empty cabins here. Holiday homes that are often little used, maybe you could find someone who would let you use theirs maybe in exchange for renovating it. To be honest mate if it was easy I would be doing it already. Where are you from in the North West? The accent you are hearing is a mixture of Bury, Southport and Flintshire. From Bury/Rochdale originally but moved around quite a lot in my youth.
@@philipboffey8630 a couple of months in the forest should be very doable in the summer. Wild camping is allowed pretty much anywhere. You can't stay in the same spot for too long though. Plenty of fish, mushrooms and berries if suplinented with some carbs.
Great one Tim! Wish I was there to enjoy some "weird" bacon with you, and nice edge you have on that blade. I was expecting a range of knives to be used but is that your go-to all-rounder?
I tend to use the knife that I will be reviewing next. If I was to choose an all round knife though this would probably be the one that I would choose as it is performing great so far. It was given to me by the guy who designed it after I got him a historic Finnish axe for a price that you can only find in Finland. Will be doing a review of it probably in the next couple of weeks. Hope you are keeping well down there and cheers for watching mate.
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wonderful cooking. Please get some impressions, or a next video, about your new tent. I have the same one too, I used it just last night.
Great job! ...now I'm hungry.
I enjoy cooking outdoors....it's just better.
I would struggle to think of anything that isn't better outdoors, with the right weather of course. Food certainly seems better. Thank you very much for watching.
Acabo de cenar y me volvio a entrar hambre. Eso tiene que estar muy muy bueno 👌👌😅😅 que rica comida en el campo. Disfruta amigo. Un abrazo
Gracias Jose, como ves tu cuchillo esta cortando super bien. Pena que La morcilla en Finlandia no es como La morcilla de España.
Gracias por ver el video
Un abrazo
Morning amigo. So beautiful place, I liked this mysterious lake. Finnglis breakfast looks so tasty!
Good eavning amiga. Our boys and girls at the husky farm generally have me occupied in the daytime. It was certainly better than cornflakes 😂. Gracias very much por ver the video🤣.
The mysterious lake I like the sound of that. From now on I will call it Lake Misterioso.
Un abrazo y que tengas una semana marvillosa
@@KuukkeliBushcraft 😀I like your spanglish and new name of the lake)) Que tengas una semana excelente también. Un abrazo y buenas tardes.
Looks really appetising Tim! I used to have a full breakfast of bacon, eggs, baked beans, toast, meat doughnuts and fried tomatoes on my days off in Hetta, those breakfasts are among my fond memories
What no black pudding capitan??? Barbarian. How's it going over there? Used the new tent yet?
Thanks for watching mate. Will give you a shout next time I am back but maybe we check the weather before going back to Beehive😂.
Kuukkeli Bushcraft I didn't know you could buy black pudding in Hetta! It is a worthy addition xD I'm working from home Mondays and tuesdays and furloughed rest of the week. haven't been on any trips anywhere, the tent is just in my garage. It seems to have cleaned up alright. Yeah let me know when you're back, it's not worth coming back yet though honestly. You have to keep a meter away from everyone, no gatherings, got to wear masks in shops, and they reckon there'll be a second spike in Autumn. Enjoy the nature and good company over in Hetta!
@@KoIossov wow that sounds like fun. Won't be coming back in a hurry then.
Cul8r got to go back to work.
Awesome breakfast my friend. I need to up my breakfast game. Mine normally comes in the form of a cereal bar! Great work, sub'd 👍
I used to always go for the traditional French breakfast. A cup of coffee and 2 cigarettes. Now I don't smoke anymore the cigarettes have been replaced by a can of red bull. Nice to actually eat something in the morning sometimes though.
Thanks for watching and thank you very much for subscribing.
Awesome video I got one of them gasifiers they not bad but just as you said, for fast boil and heat up. Nice to see the numbers grow on your channel 💪
Yes most of the time they work great for me, but nice to actually cook something once in a while.
Quite chuffed about the numbers mate and very chuffed for you that you are over 1K subscribers now.
Thanks for watching mate.
It's serious heaven on earth where you live Tim, I would give anything to live off the grid in this beautiful place. How amazing this is a short walk from work! Nature is the elixir that cures all stress and anxiety. I'm always happy to return the support, I wish you a lovely weekend my friend.
Thank you very much Heather. Think you can see why I came to Lapland. Got the trail camera out right now hoping to get some owl footage. Been putting dead voles in front of it but unfortunately the foxes and the Siberian jays always find them first.
Thank you very much for your support I appreciate it a lot.
All the best and I hope you have a wonderful week.
Really enjoyed this one Tim, always organic, never misleading. I love that. gonna share this
Thank you very much Glen. For watching for sharing my stuff and for the nice comment. I really appreciate your support.
All the best mate
Hope you have a great week.
Awesome video mate, loved it as always. Ole crazy was looking for ya out the window again into the backyard LOL. Yep grunts and groans of an old man, I feel ya mate its all I do anymore when getting up from filming a mushroom lol...I lay on my belly a lot to video the buggers anymore. Cant go wrong with bacon and love that lake man!!! Man you filmed, angled and timed that perfect with the frying pan part and the sun behind the trees!!! Awesome portrait, silhouette of you is all I see so cool looking mate! Black pudding, first time ever seeing or hearing about it...interesting mate. My goodness that stuff looked tasty mate, what kind of mushrooms they looked so good and fresh!? I dig that pan also, really cool video Tim.
Never had black pudding 😧 your missing out mate. Basically it's pigs blood and fat. The town where I am from is very well known for its black pudding.
I knew you were going to ask about the mushrooms. Gypsy mushroom and Russula, not sure which Russula but definitely not any of the ones that you can't eat. They were growing within a few yards of the tent as were the berries.
Definitely can't go wrong with bacon, best food on the planet.
Thanks for watching mate
Hope you have a great week.
Say hi to Beasly for me.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft I never even heard of it until your video mate lol, it reminded me of smoked sausage when I first saw it. And yea man the ole one track mind had to ask about the shrooms lol, neat! Never seen or heard of gypsy mushrooms, interesting. You're welcome man, I hope you have a great week too and will be sure to say hi to lil crazy for ya lol
@@WaltRevenJr gypsy mushroom is quite a Nordic species mate. Probably why you don't know them. However there is no excuse for having never tried black pudding 😂.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft Lol mate, we have some funky stuff over here too. When I was growing up in New Jersey we had this stuff called scrapple, my mom use to cook it with eggs and fry it...amazing!!! Its pork based, kinda like hot dogs but the flavor profile is crazy tasty man!! I have not seen it out this way at all, must have been an east coast thing lol. Makes sense with the mushrooms then, they were all really neat and clean looking. Hopefully I find some stuff today if I ever get out.
@@WaltRevenJr scrapple sounds good, good luck with your mushroom hunt if you do get round to it.
That frying pan looks pretty handy!
They are very popular for hiking in Finland (they love pancakes). A bit heavy for my liking for long trips but for a short hike and a campfire they are great.
Thanks for watching mate, have an awesome week.
Im loving your pan handle 😁👍
Top quality, hand made you know😂. Thanks for watching mate.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft top quality indeed 😉👊
Näkkileipä, well pronounced. Good channel, im subscribing.
Thank you very much my friend. Just seen you on Instagram. Not the easiest of languages but that's not a good enough excuse for my level of Finnish. Thanks for watching and subscribing.
Best wishes Tim
@@KuukkeliBushcraft well free to hit me up with dm in ig if you ever need some language translation help, or general outdoors chattin.
I ordered a stove like that and I got a BBQ instead, the BBQ is worth double but I still offered to send it back and get the stove, the company did not care one bit, so I now own a stainless BBQ that is still in the box.
Sounds like a good deal. These stoves are quite handy though. Sounds like you might get more use out of it than the barbecue.
Thanks for watching.
Best wishes
You live and work there nice one great location buddy
It's a lovely part of the world mate. Plenty of wilderness and not many people.
Thanks for watching buddy.
I like how the Finnish people love their lands and take such great care to keep it pristine. Its a shame when people and governments ruin and waste land for quick profits that the future generations have to pay for.
We are very fortune here to have so much unspoilt land, especially here in the northern part of Finland. I hope it remains that way always.
Thank you very much for watching my friend.
Excellent camp cook brotha good to see that Nessamuk blade as well!! What is the "black puddin" I think you said?? Looked like a spare rib or sausage 🤔 had me curious.. i also love the twig stoves for small quick cooking!!😁✊🔥
Also known as blood sausage, if you're anywhere near french Canada maybe you've heard of Boudin? It's pig's blood, mixed with cereals and fat- sounds horrible but tastes great!
@@jaysbooshcraft3889 aaah I do know Boudin good stuff I love Conton' as well of course!!(= thanks for the response
Black puddin would be thanks to my accent 😂. Incapable of putting a g on the end of a word or an r and certainly never a h in front. I believe you know what it is now anyhow.
The Nessmuk doing great so far.
Thanks for watching mate. Great to hear from you again.
@@KuukkeliBushcraft 🤣✌❤
Saludos Kuukeli
Hola amigo, que bien ver ti aqui.
Saludos desdel norte.
Im seriously thinking about moving to lapland to live ofgrid.... very envious of you, you sound like your from north west england just like me which gives me hope that one day i can actually do it
Good luck mate. Might have been wize to get out here before brexit as it will be harder now. If you need any advice or help just let me know and I will see what I can do.
Thanks for watching buddy.
Okay basically what i wanna know is can you get away with going in the forest and building a small log cabin for yourself in an uninhabited part or do you need to actually purchase land?
Im looking on going to either sweden norway or finland in the summer aswel, i cant take the uk anymore its a joke
@@philipboffey8630 sorry mate, I don't think there is anywhere in Europe that you can find a spot and just build on it and if there is it certainly isn't Finland. Land prices however are cheap in remote areas with no road access or lake. You will Find the sweedish side of the border cheaper I believe and the regulations are likely to be similar. There is a limit to the number of days that you are allowed to stay in a wilderness cabin but nobody will check up on that.You should have a permanent address somewhere (It can be a freinds house, not legal or honest but you could get away with it) You also in theory need planning permission for anything other than a tiny building (I think the limit is 3x3m).
If you want an element of self sufficiency, agriculture is challenging in this environment and you need permits to hunt and fish. The fishing one is easy to get but the hunting one is not.
I think your first step should be to get over here and find people doing something similar. There is an website called work away where they look for volunteers, there are various self or semi self sufficient communities on there it could be a good start and the people doing that kind of thing will be more clued up than me. I am definitely not off grid, have a job and live in a normal house. I do know a bit about cabins though as it is part of my job to build them.
Basically it's similar to the UK when it comes to this kind of thing. Possible but difficult involving lots of red tape. On the plus side there is some cheap land here some of it with a cabin already built. Also you will now need a visa to stay any lengh of time. Would help if you could find work over here at least for a while.
There are a lot of empty cabins here. Holiday homes that are often little used, maybe you could find someone who would let you use theirs maybe in exchange for renovating it.
To be honest mate if it was easy I would be doing it already. Where are you from in the North West? The accent you are hearing is a mixture of Bury, Southport and Flintshire. From Bury/Rochdale originally but moved around quite a lot in my youth.
@@philipboffey8630 a couple of months in the forest should be very doable in the summer. Wild camping is allowed pretty much anywhere. You can't stay in the same spot for too long though. Plenty of fish, mushrooms and berries if suplinented with some carbs.
Looks like your using that Joker Nessmuk knife. I See it works.
It works really well mate. Really nice knife and I think the best Feathersticker that I have. Thanks for watching.
Great one Tim! Wish I was there to enjoy some "weird" bacon with you, and nice edge you have on that blade. I was expecting a range of knives to be used but is that your go-to all-rounder?
I tend to use the knife that I will be reviewing next. If I was to choose an all round knife though this would probably be the one that I would choose as it is performing great so far. It was given to me by the guy who designed it after I got him a historic Finnish axe for a price that you can only find in Finland.
Will be doing a review of it probably in the next couple of weeks.
Hope you are keeping well down there and cheers for watching mate.