Your videos always take me back to my childhood when I would spend my days building my forts in the woods. My dog always tagging along. Thank you for keeping the memories alive. Beautiful cabin you have made once again.
@@WargehBushcraft No, thank you. You keep my memories alive. As I age, I depend more and more on memories to grant me solice. You are a memory provider as well as a great bushcrafter.
Very resourceful with everything in building this little Cabin. The place, pallets, Tarp, earth filler for insulation between pallet rails. Great job, and very full filling. Your dog is a great companion. The way the world is now, a great place to escape too.
Certainly would cut the cost of time greatly in making a shelter with essentially a pre-made structure. Something to worry about in that spot though would be slipping and flooding.
Just what people need to witness, a man working rather than asking others to meet his needs. Sad this is how some have to get bye, and don't understand those choosing to do this. But the more I learn about others, distance really does lend entrancement. Must be a very good man with his dog standing by him. God Bless him and his endeavors.
@Mermaid Life Oh dawling ! Are you REALLY ready to give up all your jaded " Creature Comforts " , , or will you be apologizing to him layer in Fall for not " thinking it through " ? Surreal as a Seasonal Yuppie .
I love how you use everything at your disposal. Nothing is going to waste, even an old nail/wood can be reuse, very good to see you put dirk in-between the wood/wall to help keep the temperature and slow down fire.. This is a best way of having a good time in life with little cost. GOD BLESS.
Warrensville, you are truly amazing! Everytime I thought you were done, you added steps, a trench for the rain to flow, a door with a lock😲...and a delicious meal for you and your loving pup. You never disappoint. Incredible job my friend🙋🏻♀️
Hello! Loved the little cabin so peaceful, loved seeing the smoke wind through the woods. Beautiful dog/friend. Be super blessed. God bless the work of your hands. Off grid in Oklahoma Mt. Momma
I’ve watched this video a few times already and I’m really impressed with your abilities and wisdom to make this Toni cabin without any electric or battery operated tools! .Thank you for sharing!
Nicely done. I really enjoyed watching your video I am glad that you have a dog who will protect you in case, danger comes like those wolf, snake, bears and coyote. he will alarm you. Thank you for sharing it with us. Stay cool and be safe.
You just never quit impressing me with your skills and craftsmanship. You would definitely be the man to know in case you got lost in woods. Stay safe, stay healthy and happy.
Sharon Hunter what do you mean by , why do they have that?....have what?....this is so cute!...just curious what is it that bothers you about this humble yet adorable project?
I’m glad the dog 🐕 was there to over see all of the work to make sure it was done correctly. Thanks good job nice cabin and gives good ideas. Really nice
My dogs 🐕 also like to get in the way, lol. When I was building my foundation I had them help dig the pipe lines by pointing at the ground and saying "get it", then all 3 would start furiously digging. I think they thought there was an animal in the ground. Lol! Good times 👍
You're one hell of a fine home builder. In fact, i would even say that you have alot of talent and you're pretty ingenious too! Congratulations! Thanks for posting this. Johnny, Montreal, Canada.
As a kid in Michigan I used old lumber and crooked nails, built lots of forts, hunting stands, and river rafts using hand tools brace and bit to drill holes, the bucksaw for wood cutting and a cross-cut saw for finished work, one man trash is another man's treasures, your woodworking and masonry skills are appreciated great adventure, is this on your property, I see the Aery next to your location. ever thought about a tree fort, with a fireplace. sure do take good care of Gracie, always look forward to your next great challenge, and I really like the stone cabin with the fireplace, the one you rebuilt the door for. Always entertaining without speaking, you let the wind and the woods do your talking.
Absolutely Brilliant. Ingenuity, recycled materials, hard work, inexpensive and totally an escape place to just - relax. Cool. If you want to cook a meal or warm up a stove to make it comfortable. Wish I had an escape place to use. Would also like to see your bee hives and learn how to take care of the little guys and reap the benefit of honey! Thank you for sharing!
That's all a person really need's, somewhere warm, cozy and dry, a shelter to get you out of bad weather, and here you have built yourself a house for 14 dollar's 👌🏻
This sweet home is by no means cheap!!! Your imagination and precision made it into a palace ~ I didn't see you once look into the camera or "pose" lol. Thank you for being real!!!
Thanks for sharing your video, I love the cabin, especially with your Best Friend, I myself have an Emotional Support Dog/Best Friend. What a great time u must have had, I would love to live like that, No neighbors, light, water, Bills, ALL Headaches, Peaceful & Quiet. Off the Land, Off the Grid. 👍👊💪🙏
I think he's a great outdoors man and I love the way he feeds his dog I wonder who his butcher is because he cooks the biggest and best he-man steaks I ever seen I would love to go camping with Jim 😁
@@KorithStoneheart Don't be ridiculous about a solid helpful comment. Fumes from treated wood are problematic and cause tremendous health problems even leading to death.
A friend of mine made one of these in the arizona desert and it collapsed like a house of cards after a few months. He barely used any bracing pieces,though, so it wasn't such a surprise. pallet wood makes great siding if you have the patience for it!
That's genius packing the pallets with dirt. I would have never thought of that. But I'm just a big city girl wanting to learn. Thanks for posting this vid.
Absolutely loved your building a 'special place" in the woods. You did one heck of a job. Wish I could have been able to visit for supper. A man and his dog.
Very good work,take care with the fire inside,this fireplace is a little hot...i remember when i was younger in my trips at a cabin...i like the dog,he entered in the cabin,naturally ,curiously...
Another great video. I’m closing on my dream home/property in a month....40 wooded acres for me to attempt some of these projects. Thanks for the inspiration.
You always feel good to work silently and watch. It's better to trust the dog and you without any conversation. いつも黙々と作業を進めて観ていて気持ちがいい！犬と会話など無くても信頼関係ができているのが素晴らしい。
I can't see myself hiking into Grizzley Adam's backyard and building a lean to. But I could see myself building something like this. Wait a second, I did build something like this, just not near as nice. OK, it was a shed, but I like this type of construction. Makes a lot of sense.
Hello my friend...u just upload the 2nd part...😍...already watch...sincerely...if i have a time for holiday..i can spend there for a week...😊...enjoy it so much...a lot of effort but really worth it...
I'm building one for / with my 12 year old nephew... I have all the pallets in need. I work on a boat for 28 days and 14 days off . We will begin our project then... Ganna be awesome!
Looks like a good temporary and primitive shelter to live in for a couple of years in while taking time to build a longer-lasting home. This shelter could last a lot longer than two years in the desert but maybe less than a year in the tropics where Formosan termites are plentiful. Mildew, rot and mud will be on-going problems with this structure in a wet climate. Field mice, squirrels and other small wild animals will not have difficulty getting inside by burrowing under the walls, gnawing or digging through the walls or climbing the walls and either squeezing under the tarp or gnawing through the tarp.
Hi All, It would add about $100 to the price, but if you dipped burlap from Uline in cement mix from Home Depot, held it up with chicken wire, you could seal the walls. About $40 burlap, $5 cement, $40 chicken wire. Thanks, take care.
Hi All, One tool I don't see a lot of people use is the post hole digger. In this case, it is light to carry in, and you can glue up 2 by 4s into a P-Lam beam if there are no reasonably large trees to make your pole barn roof. Thanks, take care.
Hi. I had a best friend, that was from a really poor family, that busted up and beat-down cardboard and stuffed it into their walls, for insulation. It worked really well and it was FREE. Their ceiling was mainly big pieces of thick cardboard, painted white. The walls were, what at one time was an old "coal-house" that They lined with painted on both sides thick cardboard with busted up cardboard in between the old board and Batton shed walls and the cardboard. They had 2 windows framed out, but just a piece of plastic stretched over them. It was off the grid...no electricity no water. They had a dug outhouse. I measured the window in their kitchen and built a Sheet-Metal box, that would Just-Fit. I put racks in it and screw holes. I took it down there and we installed it thru the window hole and sealed it with silicone outside. Then we screwed the insulated door on it. During the winter months, the cold, outside would transfer thru the sheet metal and be a real good refrigerator, and the insulated door would keep the cold out of the house and the heat; from their cook-stove, inside the room. In the summer months, after they cooked a meal, they could put the food in there and it would keep it warm and keep any bugs off of it. There was a spring up the holler from them and they needed another 100 feet of hose, so I got that and a bunch of hose repair couplings and we ran a garden hose from the spring to their house. It ran all the time. They kept an old claw-foot bathtub there, for the water hose to run into. That ended up being the watering trough for their cow. They put some old cookie pans into the dirt at the run!off from the bathtub, for the chickens to water themselves, and their coup was made from old crates and shipping containers and scraps from everywhere. They knew how to salvage things and very many ways to use things, that you would have never thought of! That was over 50 years ago. It does my memory good, to see videos of folks doing, as a hobby, what they did to survive daily life. They made it and were happy. Memories from Bill of Tennessee 🇺🇸
@@general5104 Thank you for sharing such a great story of self reliance. We are so spoiled with our conveniences, but our lives are not better for them. I have some of Eric Sloane's books. He was an artist, now deceased, that saw the beautiful landscape of our country vanishing. He did drawings and photographs to save for future generations the lost ways of yesteryear. His books are worth their weight in platinum. God bless America.
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I love your video. No talking No annoying sounds. Just pure natural environment. Peaceful video.
Such a good vibe, no talking garbage, alone with a good dog and nature. Beautiful ✨
Your videos always take me back to my childhood when I would spend my days building my forts in the woods. My dog always tagging along. Thank you for keeping the memories alive. Beautiful cabin you have made once again.
That is awesome! I glad to hear that. Thank you.
@@WargehBushcraft No, thank you. You keep my memories alive. As I age, I depend more and more on memories to grant me solice. You are a memory provider as well as a great bushcrafter.
Very resourceful with everything in building this little Cabin. The place, pallets, Tarp, earth filler for insulation between pallet rails. Great job, and very full filling. Your dog is a great companion. The way the world is now, a great place to escape too.
For sure
is that the outhouse
Earth filler will freez
I’ll be just fine in my bunker with 20 yrs of food and water
Certainly would cut the cost of time greatly in making a shelter with essentially a pre-made structure. Something to worry about in that spot though would be slipping and flooding.
Just what people need to witness, a man working rather than asking others to meet his needs.
Sad this is how some have to get bye, and don't understand those choosing to do this. But the more
I learn about others, distance really does lend entrancement. Must be a very good man with his dog standing by him.
God Bless him and his endeavors.
@Mermaid Life Oh dawling ! Are you REALLY ready to give up all your jaded
" Creature Comforts " , , or will you be apologizing to him layer in Fall for not " thinking it through " ? Surreal as a Seasonal Yuppie .
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Just a few more lamps and some blankets and your set. I love it. Living my dream off grid.
I love how you use everything at your disposal. Nothing is going to waste, even an old nail/wood can be reuse, very good to see you put dirk in-between the wood/wall to help keep the temperature and slow down fire.. This is a best way of having a good time in life with little cost. GOD BLESS.
Your right.
Doing projects with recycled materials and little cost is very satisfying.
I think its really cool! But I'd really want to have a modern toilet and a way to flush it. Enjoy the adventure, I enjoyed watching the video!✝️❤
It wasn't dirt, it was moss, moss is used to fill in the cracks, as rooftops, walls (,if leaning properly) and flooring, very comfortable to lay on
@@johnj4698 And moss, for the most part, sort of repels water! So cool!!
I just love watching this man build away in the woods. Not one single word. Just him and nature going at it.
Fantastic job. Love it.
رائع الطبيعة والاشجار مع كلب ضريف انها الحياة الحقيقية شكرا لمشاركتنا خبرتك 😊
I am waiting for more, it was a great craftsmanship with little cost.
Coming soon!
this guy is very resourceful...
dogs like that are living their best lives, out in the woods with their owners. That's why they're mans bestfriend.
@kl2j3423 ok
@@MrWhoopwhoop10 ok
@@llshatterll7648 you can't have your own opinion about anything anymore.
@@marylynndontchangename3461 sadly its the truth lol
Dogs are very adaptable thankfully.
Most of us dog lovers don't live like that.
But it is a great life for that lucky dog.
The dog is like “BRO THIS IS THE BIGGEST DOG HOUSE EVER”.
He’s right.
A great video you have alot of energy.
Lol
No, it’s the biggest raccoon house ever. Have you ever been camping?
@@mythicalpuma yeah i think everyone has been camping but he's not camping he is living
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Warrensville, you are truly amazing! Everytime I thought you were done, you added steps, a trench for the rain to flow, a door with a lock😲...and a delicious meal for you and your loving pup. You never disappoint. Incredible job my friend🙋🏻♀️
That is it. Everything looks perfect. Nice cheep cabin. It is great. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
Thanks 👍
Hello! Loved the little cabin so peaceful, loved seeing the smoke wind through the woods. Beautiful dog/friend. Be super blessed. God bless the work of your hands. Off grid in Oklahoma Mt. Momma
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it
Love your channel and pallet build project
I think I gotta watch this guy & his dog once a day lol I need some skills!
Thank you so much my friend.
Your work is meticulous, thoughtful, and complete, and it is very helpful and educational for me as I live at home. Thank you.
Great to hear! Thank you.
Good stuff, looks strudy and solid and with the smoke coing out the chimney quite cosy too, very good thanks.
Thanks 👍 I glad you like it.
The fact that he takes the time to straighten old rusty removed nails is my favorite part.
My friend that was so cool!
I’ve watched this video a few times already and I’m really impressed with your abilities and wisdom to make this Toni cabin without any electric or battery operated tools! .Thank you for sharing!
As long as both of you are well fed, that's the important part.
And the mice also
Wow, a real man! Doing what men do! I adore this video!
Nicely done. I really enjoyed watching your video I am glad that you have a dog who will protect you in case, danger comes like those wolf, snake, bears and coyote. he will alarm you.
Thank you for sharing it with us.
Stay cool and be safe.
Thank you my friend! I glad you enjoy it. Satay safe.
Even, If you were in the deepest forest, you could not go unnoticed with all that beating.
Thank you sharing! Such a lovely and well behaved dog 🐶 😘🐕
Thank you my friend! I glad you like it.
Plastik örtü olmamalıydı
@@mehmettuluce6378 geri dönüştürülürse çok pratik ve mantıklıdır / if it's recycled it's very practical and sensible
You just never quit impressing me with your skills and craftsmanship. You would definitely be the man to know in case you got lost in woods. Stay safe, stay healthy and happy.
I built a wood shed out of pallets its been there around 25 years now
@@heidiscott9226 what ?
@@heidiscott9226 Why. Why do they have that?
I give this young man credit....this is so cute!...i wish I could see it inside with the dog....great job!!
Sharon Hunter what do you mean by , why do they have that?....have what?....this is so cute!...just curious what is it that bothers you about this humble yet adorable project?
This thread is gettin weird ,lol
Your videos make me wanna walk off my job right now, pack up my car, and go escape into the woods forever. This is honestly the way I *want* to live.
Full spectrum survival should build this . It's in most peoples price range and skill level.
I’m glad the dog 🐕 was there to over see all of the work to make sure it was done correctly. Thanks good job nice cabin and gives good ideas. Really nice
My dogs 🐕 also like to get in the way, lol. When I was building my foundation I had them help dig the pipe lines by pointing at the ground and saying "get it", then all 3 would start furiously digging. I think they thought there was an animal in the ground. Lol! Good times 👍
You're one hell of a fine home builder. In fact, i would even say that you have alot of talent and you're pretty ingenious too! Congratulations! Thanks for posting this. Johnny, Montreal, Canada.
Enjoyed a lot of your videos during the time I couldn't go anywhere in the plague.
Glad to hear it! Thank you.
Nice cheap shelter, good job. Love the pup!
A lot of labor but that is a nice little cabin/shelter, I bet is warm and cozy, nice stove, love yor 🐕 dog, take care 🙂
Thank you my friend. Stay safe.
As a kid in Michigan I used old lumber and crooked nails, built lots of forts, hunting stands, and river rafts using hand tools brace and bit to drill holes, the bucksaw for wood cutting and a cross-cut saw for finished work, one man trash is another man's treasures, your woodworking and masonry skills are appreciated great adventure, is this on your property, I see the Aery next to your location. ever thought about a tree fort, with a fireplace. sure do take good care of Gracie, always look forward to your next great challenge, and I really like the stone cabin with the fireplace, the one you rebuilt the door for. Always entertaining without speaking, you let the wind and the woods do your talking.
You have made a beautiful tiny house. I love it!💚 I also love your puppy. Please bring her something soft to lay on.🙏 Thank you.
Thank you so much!
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I have been waiting for this video to see the finished hut. Very nice job and enjoyable video. Be safe and be careful my friend.
Thanks 👍 I glad you like it.
When we were kids, we called these forts
When we were kids we called them home!😂
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🤣Hilarious🤣
After covid, we will all be calling them home.
We called it a club house
Now you're an adult you call it a toilet.
Absolutely Brilliant. Ingenuity, recycled materials, hard work, inexpensive and totally an escape place to just - relax. Cool. If you want to cook a meal or warm up a stove to make it comfortable. Wish I had an escape place to use.
Would also like to see your bee hives and learn how to take care of the little guys and reap the benefit of honey! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much!
Also if you go fishing just dig through your living room floor for bait
That's all a person really need's, somewhere warm, cozy and dry, a shelter to get you out of bad weather, and here you have built yourself a house for 14 dollar's 👌🏻
Labor of Love and the Best $14 you've ever spent 💜
This sweet home is by no means cheap!!! Your imagination and precision made it into a palace ~ I didn't see you once look into the camera or "pose" lol. Thank you for being real!!!
Awesome!Your cabin gets better and better
Thanks my friend👍
Don't forget the fire alarm. Just in case.m8t
The perfect house 🏡 👍 The roof is a bit dangerous and raining is good, but I think there will be a hole soon haha
Its nice to built your own shelter!
Thanks for sharing your video,
I love the cabin, especially with your Best Friend, I myself have an Emotional Support Dog/Best Friend.
What a great time u must have had,
I would love to live like that,
No neighbors, light, water, Bills,
ALL Headaches, Peaceful & Quiet.
Off the Land, Off the Grid.
👍👊💪🙏
I like how you tacked the tarp on the roof. Good stuff.
I wonder if adding a sod roof over the tarp would add insulation and also prevent the tarp from deteriorating in the sun and wind?
@@michaelstansell1001 wondered the same
@@michaelstansell1001 well, he better do something because UV will not be kind to that tarp...
I think he's a great outdoors man and I love the way he feeds his dog I wonder who his butcher is because he cooks the biggest and best he-man steaks I ever seen I would love to go camping with Jim 😁
This is really smart I wanted to build a mini house but couldn’t find any wood anywhere but I know where I can get some pallets
You need to be careful with pallet wood. Some are chemically treated with some nasty stuff.
Home depo, menards & fleetfarm.if not any of these go and check your local lumber yard
@@ugoogalee don't eat them
@@KorithStoneheart Don't be ridiculous about a solid helpful comment. Fumes from treated wood are problematic and cause tremendous health problems even leading to death.
@Izhevsk Ive burned pallets for 30 years now. I doubt the oak pallets are treated.
Rechtzeitig, bevor es regnet ist das Dach fertig. Gutes Timing.👍
A friend of mine made one of these in the arizona desert and it collapsed like a house of cards after a few months. He barely used any bracing pieces,though, so it wasn't such a surprise. pallet wood makes great siding if you have the patience for it!
That's genius packing the pallets with dirt. I would have never thought of that. But I'm just a big city girl wanting to learn. Thanks for posting this vid.
dude, you blew my mind thx for sharing God bless
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Absolutely loved your building a 'special place" in the woods. You did one heck of a job. Wish I could have been able to visit for supper. A man and his dog.
Wowww... just... Wowww..👏
Very nice cabin.
Smart architect 👍👍
Hard work is so rewarding. Accomplishment Galore. And I love you a little tiny tea pot.
Very good work,take care with the fire inside,this fireplace is a little hot...i remember when i was younger in my trips at a cabin...i like the dog,he entered in the cabin,naturally ,curiously...
Thank you for taking the time to teach me new skills .lovely video .best wishes from Ireland 🇮🇪
You are so welcome. Greetings to Ireland.
Another great video. I’m closing on my dream home/property in a month....40 wooded acres for me to attempt some of these projects. Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you. Best of luck!
Enjoy!
Thank you fun video really intelligent ... he will never be homeless 👍🏼
House finished quickly only with soil wood rusted nails old tent ...good job ㅎㅎ
Thanks 👍
You always feel good to work silently and watch. It's better to trust the dog and you without any conversation.
いつも黙々と作業を進めて観ていて気持ちがいい！犬と会話など無くても信頼関係ができているのが素晴らしい。
JUST AMAZING LOVE VIDEO STAY SAFE OUTTHERE
That is pure genius,....plain and simple 👏🙌👌😍😄
I can't see myself hiking into Grizzley Adam's backyard and building a lean to. But I could see myself building something like this. Wait a second, I did build something like this, just not near as nice. OK, it was a shed, but I like this type of construction. Makes a lot of sense.
在病毒株的肆虐下，人類要走一條“反普歸真“的窄路，那就是親近大自然，您“赤手空拳“建造一間，可愛溫馨的小屋，太棒了！祝福您有個快樂幸福的時光。
Once you put the gravy on top of the human food for the dog you earned my subscription 💪
Awesome! Thank you!
I love it,he did not speak a word,get it done without bullshit
Hello my friend...u just upload the 2nd part...😍...already watch...sincerely...if i have a time for holiday..i can spend there for a week...😊...enjoy it so much...a lot of effort but really worth it...
Hello my friend! Thank you so much 😀 I glad to hear that.
You can see the love and mutual respect between the dog and 'Owner'.
Industrious young man. Perfect choice if dogs for being out in the woods by yourself. They are loyal, protective and are super gentle with babies.
I'm building one for / with my 12 year old nephew... I have all the pallets in need. I work on a boat for 28 days and 14 days off . We will begin our project then... Ganna be awesome!
If I don't get my stimulus check I might be building me a house out in the woods 😂
😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL SO TRUE 😂
Those who hung around waiting for, and expecting it, as their saving grace, would deserve nothing less.....
You should rent out your cabins so ppl can see what it's like to ruff it for a weekend.
Pallets filled with dirt as walls is simply brilliant!
Enjoyed the build of your cabin a lot! Great job!! Enjoying watching your vids!!! Looks like doggo likes it too!
Awesome! Thank you!
Muy bueno amigo 👍👍
New Sub!! That's a beautiful little cabin!! Liked what you did with the roof!! Also love your dog🐕Thank's for Sharing
Thanks for the sub!
I can't tell you how tempted I am to build a little cabin in the middle of nowhere with my Maligator and just be one with nature.
Another nice Bush shelter you've built there
Very nice cabin and stove
Great build! I enjoyed watching this and I'm inspired to build something similar. Thank you!!
I’m jealous. You are living my dream. Great little place. That dog is living it up.
Looks like a good temporary and primitive shelter to live in for a couple of years in while taking time to build a longer-lasting home. This shelter could last a lot longer than two years in the desert but maybe less than a year in the tropics where Formosan termites are plentiful. Mildew, rot and mud will be on-going problems with this structure in a wet climate. Field mice, squirrels and other small wild animals will not have difficulty getting inside by burrowing under the walls, gnawing or digging through the walls or climbing the walls and either squeezing under the tarp or gnawing through the tarp.
Wow! Where is this actually???
Good job, well done. Learnrd watching you work to the finish👍👍👍
I remember my Father in you...
great dog
I enjoyed watching this. Your pet is gorgeous, a wonderful companion I'm sure.
Hi All, It would add about $100 to the price, but if you dipped burlap from Uline in cement mix from Home Depot, held it up with chicken wire, you could seal the walls. About $40 burlap, $5 cement, $40 chicken wire. Thanks, take care.
Hi All, One tool I don't see a lot of people use is the post hole digger. In this case, it is light to carry in, and you can glue up 2 by 4s into a P-Lam beam if there are no reasonably large trees to make your pole barn roof. Thanks, take care.
I like!!!
Hi. I had a best friend, that was from a really poor family, that busted up and beat-down cardboard and stuffed it into their walls, for insulation. It worked really well and it was FREE. Their ceiling was mainly big pieces of thick cardboard, painted white. The walls were, what at one time was an old "coal-house" that They lined with painted on both sides thick cardboard with busted up cardboard in between the old board and Batton shed walls and the cardboard. They had 2 windows framed out, but just a piece of plastic stretched over them. It was off the grid...no electricity no water. They had a dug outhouse.
I measured the window in their kitchen and built a Sheet-Metal box, that would Just-Fit. I put racks in it and screw holes. I took it down there and we installed it thru the window hole and sealed it with silicone outside. Then we screwed the insulated door on it. During the winter months, the cold, outside would transfer thru the sheet metal and be a real good refrigerator, and the insulated door would keep the cold out of the house and the heat; from their cook-stove, inside the room. In the summer months, after they cooked a meal, they could put the food in there and it would keep it warm and keep any bugs off of it.
There was a spring up the holler from them and they needed another 100 feet of hose, so I got that and a bunch of hose repair couplings and we ran a garden hose from the spring to their house. It ran all the time. They kept an old claw-foot bathtub there, for the water hose to run into. That ended up being the watering trough for their cow. They put some old cookie pans into the dirt at the run!off from the bathtub, for the chickens to water themselves, and their coup was made from old crates and shipping containers and scraps from everywhere. They knew how to salvage things and very many ways to use things, that you would have never thought of!
That was over 50 years ago. It does my memory good, to see videos of folks doing, as a hobby, what they did to survive daily life. They made it and were happy.
Memories from Bill of Tennessee 🇺🇸
@@general5104 Thank you for sharing such a great story of self reliance. We are so spoiled with our conveniences, but our lives are not better for them.
I have some of Eric Sloane's books. He was an artist, now deceased, that saw the beautiful landscape of our country vanishing. He did drawings and photographs to save for future generations the lost ways of yesteryear. His books are worth their weight in platinum.
God bless America.
love the 'pop of color' from the ever-useful, handy dandy tarp :)
Nice video. Your shelter was creative.
Glad you think so!
@@WargehBushcraft new sub here 👍 keep up the good work 👏👏
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Россия. Оренбургская.область.город. .. . Бугуруслан.с.уважением.к.трудолюбивыму.молодому.человеку!!!!
Great build!
Glad you think so!
Awe, I love this one, much bigger and still cozy!