More recommendations: Don't carry the knife around your neck unless you use something with buttons to stick it between them. If you fall, it could end up in a position that could embed itself in your body. Use an extra belt to carry the most useful things: Knife, Axe, First Aid Kit, Gloves, Bag to grab something and store it... With a wide cloth, create protection to wear over the tops of your boots and pants lower part. It can be attached with some velcro. This way, there is no risk of any bugs or sticks getting inside the boots.
It’s nice to be able to get denatured alcohol in gallons-hope the remodelers don’t switch to electric wallpaper strippers for a few more years . Great scenery in Vermont too. Thanks for the video.
Nice presentation of bush craftskills from siting your shelter,perfect choice of knots,use of toggle to adjust tension on tarp and discussion of stove types + and - .Your casual style is a good learning method, newbies should remember the basics.Hey nice fire starting demo technique 1 strike and spark ! All these things are necessary survival skills youve summmed up well Strength and Blessings to you and yours
A beautiful location. I love an alcohol stove like you said it isn't the fastest but it's simple and when you want some peace and quiet it's the perfect way to make a brew.
WOW 😮 Love the vibrant colors, best time of year. Sometimes we have those days where not everything goes as planned but you found a great spot to enjoy the woods my friend. Simple setup and alcohol stove worked great! Crunch crunch crunch Oooo Yeaahh! That MRE was packed with some good stuff especially the coffffffeeeee ☕ ... Have a fantastic week my friend 🤠🌲☕
Enjoy watching your outings. You have a great personality. Stay Safe out there in bear country with these warm days. Won't be long and they'll be snoozing the Winter away.
I have that exact same stove. I only bought it for the pot stand, I already had a Trangia burner and it came with a Trangia clone which I keep as a backup. It is the best pot stand and fits perfectly my Bulin 1.5 L pot w/ heat exchanger bottom making it the most efficient alcohol stove I have seen. I can boil a full liter of water on 1 oz. of fuel. I think you're right about the 'carnivore' thing. It might be a primordial feeling when you're in wilderness next to a fire.
I always use a folding windscreen when using an alcohol stove. During even mild breezes- it reduces the boiling time considerably. This will have the benefit of reducing the amount of fuel that's consumed, which reduces the weight of fuel you will need to carry in your pack.
Truth. An Alcohol Stove and even the slightest air movement do not make good bedfellows. Homemade or folding windscreens don't cost much and take up minimal space.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful fall views of the mountain side. The simplicity and quietness of an alcohol stove is what makes it one of my favorites for sure. The Latvian MRE was interesting to see. I also seen that the wooden spoon, paper with the list of contents and the disinfectant gel with ethanol, would also be a great aid as kindling and a fire accelerant in making a fire if need be. Pretty cool to see that. Keep up the great work your doing and never stop exploring!
@@ExplorewithmeMarloC You’re very welcome. When I fill a pack for being outdoors for extended periods of time. I try to pack gear or supplies that can be used for multiple purposes. With that mindset you have more yet carry less. It’s a simple minimalist mindset that may be worth considering depending on the amount of time in hiking and camping one may be doing.
Hey Marlo… the video was great and very informative… lol… cool that you tried a much different meal. Never know…. I like the lil alcohol stove. Beautiful out there for sure. Fall is my favorite season…Thank you for taking us along, as always. Be safe and have a great week MyFriend!!!✌️🙂❤️
Hey my friend, thank you for joining me ☺️ It was a good day and the foliage was just beautiful to be in. This stove was pretty cool and I’ll probably be using it more. The meal was definitely interesting and I can’t wait to try more from other countries. Appreciate you and have a great week ahead ☺️🙌🏻🫵🏻💖
Time is just time don’t worry about how long it takes to do anything!!! Always good to have a plan but nothing ever goes to plan so we improvise adapt and overcome ya camp how you want to roll !!! HooRaw !
Hey Marlo I'm so happy to be home today to watch this video on the day it comes out. 😁👍. Food from different cultures is always interesting. Old European is no exception. That moss covered rock you sat on was a great find.
Cool vid. I like the music too. Some of the music stuff in the vids others have online isn't my generation. I'm from the early mid 80's Metal scene. Yeah, I'm showing my age. 😂
Awesome video. That was a nice trek in to a great location. I like the nice camo tarp, alcohol stove, all of the food, and your footwear; very nice 🥾. And BTW feeling a little discombobulated, not to worry. Any day in the Bush is a good day. Stay Safe
You are absolutely right Marlo. We all have off days. You did great and kept it moving. Looks like a peaceful area and such beautiful scenery. Thank you for another adventure and have an amazing week! 😊 that mre is amazing. I buy mre by the case lol. You should try the meal cold weather mre. My favorite is the breakfast one...yummmm!
Hi Bonnie. That’s some serious MRE consumption.. lol. By the case is probably more economical too 🙌🏻 Ya, nothing went according to what I “planned” out in my head and my tarp setup was less than what I wanted but it ended up being a great day out so that’s all that truly matters. I appreciate your time in joining me. Have a great week ☺️
Ohhh, my favorite Marlo, I missed you SO MUCH!! Been a crazy few weeks, and last week I was in Missouri for a wedding and some awesome urbex! Happy Sunday, I hope you've been doing well (been slacking on videos, but I still stop by to like community posts). This was another epic video; I can tell that fall weather is doing just fine for you. Beautiful site, loved the new equipment, and dinner looked great...chili con carne; that's Spanish for chili with...Carne! 😉 Yeah, we all have those "off" days; not necessarily good or bad, just kinda disconnected...love the word discombobulated, did you know it's actual definition is "to be ripped apart at the joints"? A coworker of mine calls those days (or the mind frame) a "blue funk". I'm glad you can still make do and have a good time...honestly, you should carry a mirror with you (to signal aircraft if you're lost), but so you can see your smile in those blue funks...I know seeing your smile always makes me feel better. 😊 Anyway, thank you for sharing, and for all you do to let us experience the awesomeness that is you! Hope you have a gorgeous week, and I look forward to your next adventure, stay safe and take care!! 👍😁❤️💪🍃🫵
The definition feels about right, lol. Good to “see you”. I like the term… blue funk. I have to try and avoid that during the time change. The mirror in all seriousness is a good idea to carry, thank you. Glad your back out there doing your thing and it was good to see you here 🙃🙂 Have a great rest of your week and stay safe out there 🫵🏻👻🎃🔥
Hey Marlo!! I need to catch up on videos my sweet friend! Im back on my feet, im less foggy brained and got the strength back in my hands but get winded realy fast, I will probably grab that stove, small, light, and looks easy to work with.. what an amazing meal! Have a most magnificent day my friend!
We used to train with their troops way back when I was in the Army …Was the sugar an Orange flavor drink mix??? Love your videos relax and don’t worry about perfection…Have fun stay safe.
I don't know if I'm the only.ine, but I kept waiting for you to refee to the Beatles "Revolution # 9" sing after you spoke about the ration.oack #!! Ha ha ha! Sorry!
Hey that bit of old track/road you were on at the beginning looks similar to the one seen where they tracked down the original evil-dead cabin ruins on YT (in tenessee) a few years ago. Spooky
how do you all fit all this gear in in these little bags? I'm in such a dilemma over space , gear pack size, pack weight. Great show . very solid woodsperson here. I love trial and error.
Yup, alcohol stoves are not quick but hey, if you had a couple eggs with you, into the kettle, by the time it boils for the coffee, you have hard boiled eggs to enjoy as well :) And yea, "diet" ideals swing with the regularity of a pendulum. They have for as long as people have been writing cook books. Like De Observatione Ciborum (its an interesting book, got mine from Amazon), it isn't a 'cook book' as we think of them today but a way to cook for health written in the 6th Century CE. In time a new idea will take hold and everyone will be eating oh I don't know, seaweed and ice cream and proving mental vigor by sleeping standing on one leg maybe who knows LMAO for now everyone is eating meat at a time meat is at an absolute historical high in prices and historical low for quality :)
@43:00 i spoke too soon. I think you missed out on a hot lentil sandwich with the Ryebread not my first choice of a sandwich. I’m just guessing. What do you do with those lentils are they pre-cooked do you eat them like a snack? I don’t know I hope you tell us later in the video just curious. 😊 Sometimes my mouth gets ahead of my brain sorry. Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽
I like your channel. Can i ask if you use a go pro to film your trips? Id like to record some camping trips too. Also have you ever helped someone edit and produce a youtube channel.
Thank you so much. I keep things extremely simple. I can’t get into carrying loads of camera equipment. Every single video I have ever done has been filmed with an IPhone… every one. The most I will carry is a DJI mini 2 drone. I use multiple apps for editing. I prefer simplicity. Film for your self and don’t try to please the masses, you’ll end up losing yourself to chase content instead of being in the moment. Hope that helps and thank you for checking this out.
Hi Marlo, Although I think that time if the year went by, have you ever ran unto niting ants & not the red ones? 2 places I've had encounters -> The tallest peak of ine if the islands on Lake Tulley & tge 2nd was some dead standing tree over @ The Millers Falls Rod & Gun out in Montague MA.. They look about as big as Carpenter ants but have a white stripe somewhere on their abdomens & they mean business! Me & my now ex GF if a bunch if years ran into the ines in Lake Tulley after deciding to explore the top most portion of that usland I spoke if & it didnt take long for those things to come out & convince us to take the Hell off from there! She lost a oair if 200.09$ Ray Bans up there & our still going joke even though we're not dating is how those ants used the glasses gor some kind of solar tech! The other, I firget ehat I was doing but probably cleaning up the woods while I was still involved with RPMfest & I was by this tree that I decided to rest kind if on. Well, it didn't take long for those same kind of ants to send me packing away from that tree! I'm glad you didn't break an ankle from the gopher or whatever they were holes you stumbled across!! I know if it'd been me, that more than likely would've been the case! Cool stuff as ysual! Much Love & relseoect from the Wacky World of Western Massachusetts!! Chris
Oh my… I have never encountered those type of ants. Sounds like something out of a horror movie. This time of year can be dangerous walking in the woods.. the leaves conceal the holes in the ground and if the leaves are wet, they are extremely slippery. Thank you for your time in watching. Western Mass is a beautiful area. Have a great week.
Nice, good quality. I have a Kiser and a Civivi fixed blades. Your channel showed up on my algorithm so I watched this video, and I subscribed. I’m binge watching your older videos. So far I’m enjoying them.
Love the sweatshirt,,,I use to watch Whale Wars with the Sea Shepherd and Paul Watson great show.Im actually over by Cannon Mountain camping out it's getting a little nippy out.Love the videos and Your channel.,,have a great day 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Had fun watching your video
Garry , Raleigh NC
More recommendations:
Don't carry the knife around your neck unless you use something with buttons to stick it between them. If you fall, it could end up in a position that could embed itself in your body.
Use an extra belt to carry the most useful things: Knife, Axe, First Aid Kit, Gloves, Bag to grab something and store it...
With a wide cloth, create protection to wear over the tops of your boots and pants lower part. It can be attached with some velcro. This way, there is no risk of any bugs or sticks getting inside the boots.
@@joseligeiro thank you for the tips and suggestions. Very much appreciated.
It’s nice to be able to get denatured alcohol in gallons-hope the remodelers don’t switch to electric wallpaper strippers for a few more years . Great scenery in Vermont too. Thanks for the video.
😊 thanks for sharing your adventures, your channel is one of my favorites!
Thank you so much
Nice presentation of bush craftskills from siting your shelter,perfect choice of knots,use of toggle to adjust tension on tarp and discussion of stove types + and - .Your casual style is a good learning method, newbies should remember the basics.Hey nice fire starting demo technique 1 strike and spark !
All these things are necessary survival skills youve summmed up well
Strength and Blessings to you and yours
Thank you so much and for your time.
A beautiful location. I love an alcohol stove like you said it isn't the fastest but it's simple and when you want some peace and quiet it's the perfect way to make a brew.
@@WelshLass it’s a great little piece of kit. Inexpensive and works great 😌
WOW 😮 Love the vibrant colors, best time of year. Sometimes we have those days where not everything goes as planned but you found a great spot to enjoy the woods my friend. Simple setup and alcohol stove worked great! Crunch crunch crunch Oooo Yeaahh! That MRE was packed with some good stuff especially the coffffffeeeee ☕ ... Have a fantastic week my friend 🤠🌲☕
I was taught to get a branch and rake the ground. Ticks an such live in the leaves and debris
Enjoy watching your outings. You have a great personality. Stay Safe out there in bear country with these warm days. Won't be long and they'll be snoozing the Winter away.
I have that exact same stove. I only bought it for the pot stand, I already had a Trangia burner and it came with a Trangia clone which I keep as a backup. It is the best pot stand and fits perfectly my Bulin 1.5 L pot w/ heat exchanger bottom making it the most efficient alcohol stove I have seen. I can boil a full liter of water on 1 oz. of fuel.
I think you're right about the 'carnivore' thing. It might be a primordial feeling when you're in wilderness next to a fire.
I always use a folding windscreen when using an alcohol stove. During even mild breezes- it reduces the boiling time considerably. This will have the benefit of reducing the amount of fuel that's consumed, which reduces the weight of fuel you will need to carry in your pack.
@@michaelhernandez410 great tip, thank you. I’ll definitely use one next time out with this stove. Appreciate it.
Truth. An Alcohol Stove and even the slightest air movement do not make good bedfellows.
Homemade or folding windscreens don't cost much and take up minimal space.
Very nice share again my dear.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful fall views of the mountain side. The simplicity and quietness of an alcohol stove is what makes it one of my favorites for sure. The Latvian MRE was interesting to see. I also seen that the wooden spoon, paper with the list of contents and the disinfectant gel with ethanol, would also be a great aid as kindling and a fire accelerant in making a fire if need be. Pretty cool to see that. Keep up the great work your doing and never stop exploring!
Thank you and a great tip for fire starting for sure.
@@ExplorewithmeMarloC You’re very welcome. When I fill a pack for being outdoors for extended periods of time. I try to pack gear or supplies that can be used for multiple purposes. With that mindset you have more yet carry less. It’s a simple minimalist mindset that may be worth considering depending on the amount of time in hiking and camping one may be doing.
Hey Marlo… the video was great and very informative… lol… cool that you tried a much different meal. Never know…. I like the lil alcohol stove. Beautiful out there for sure. Fall is my favorite season…Thank you for taking us along, as always. Be safe and have a great week MyFriend!!!✌️🙂❤️
Hey my friend, thank you for joining me ☺️ It was a good day and the foliage was just beautiful to be in. This stove was pretty cool and I’ll probably be using it more. The meal was definitely interesting and I can’t wait to try more from other countries. Appreciate you and have a great week ahead ☺️🙌🏻🫵🏻💖
Time is just time don’t worry about how long it takes to do anything!!! Always good to have a plan but nothing ever goes to plan so we improvise adapt and overcome ya camp how you want to roll !!! HooRaw !
@@lorddragoncanoealexander5172 you’re absolutely right 🫵🏻💪🏻
Hey Marlo I'm so happy to be home today to watch this video on the day it comes out. 😁👍. Food from different cultures is always interesting. Old European is no exception. That moss covered rock you sat on was a great find.
Thank you for checking this out on your day off. Food from other countries has always interested me.
Enjoyable video thanks.
Great soundtrack!!👍👍
Cool vid. I like the music too. Some of the music stuff in the vids others have online isn't my generation. I'm from the early mid 80's Metal scene. Yeah, I'm showing my age. 😂
I hear you there. Thank you
Cool day camp Marlo, thanks for sharing.
@@waynehewitt3999 thank you for coming by.
Awesome video. That was a nice trek in to a great location. I like the nice camo tarp, alcohol stove, all of the food, and your footwear; very nice 🥾. And BTW feeling a little discombobulated, not to worry. Any day in the Bush is a good day. Stay Safe
You’re so right my friend, any day out in the bush is definitely a great day. Thank you for watching and stay safe out there.
Enjoy all your videos!!
Appreciate you coming along, thank you.
You are absolutely right Marlo. We all have off days. You did great and kept it moving. Looks like a peaceful area and such beautiful scenery. Thank you for another adventure and have an amazing week! 😊 that mre is amazing. I buy mre by the case lol. You should try the meal cold weather mre. My favorite is the breakfast one...yummmm!
Hi Bonnie. That’s some serious MRE consumption.. lol. By the case is probably more economical too 🙌🏻
Ya, nothing went according to what I “planned” out in my head and my tarp setup was less than what I wanted but it ended up being a great day out so that’s all that truly matters. I appreciate your time in joining me. Have a great week ☺️
First time watching, doing good 👍 did almost 23 years Army. Thought about opening an MRE/coffe shop
Mre’s and coffee… sounds perfect.
Ohhh, my favorite Marlo, I missed you SO MUCH!! Been a crazy few weeks, and last week I was in Missouri for a wedding and some awesome urbex!
Happy Sunday, I hope you've been doing well (been slacking on videos, but I still stop by to like community posts).
This was another epic video; I can tell that fall weather is doing just fine for you. Beautiful site, loved the new equipment, and dinner looked great...chili con carne; that's Spanish for chili with...Carne! 😉
Yeah, we all have those "off" days; not necessarily good or bad, just kinda disconnected...love the word discombobulated, did you know it's actual definition is "to be ripped apart at the joints"?
A coworker of mine calls those days (or the mind frame) a "blue funk". I'm glad you can still make do and have a good time...honestly, you should carry a mirror with you (to signal aircraft if you're lost), but so you can see your smile in those blue funks...I know seeing your smile always makes me feel better. 😊
Anyway, thank you for sharing, and for all you do to let us experience the awesomeness that is you! Hope you have a gorgeous week, and I look forward to your next adventure, stay safe and take care!! 👍😁❤️💪🍃🫵
The definition feels about right, lol. Good to “see you”. I like the term… blue funk. I have to try and avoid that during the time change. The mirror in all seriousness is a good idea to carry, thank you.
Glad your back out there doing your thing and it was good to see you here 🙃🙂
Have a great rest of your week and stay safe out there 🫵🏻👻🎃🔥
Enjoyed the video! Those MRE heaters get hot!!
Nearly burned my hand. They really work great.
Hey Marlo!! I need to catch up on videos my sweet friend! Im back on my feet, im less foggy brained and got the strength back in my hands but get winded realy fast, I will probably grab that stove, small, light, and looks easy to work with.. what an amazing meal! Have a most magnificent day my friend!
@@HauntedRamblings Im so glad to hear you’re back up my friend. Great news 🫵🏻🙌🏻
Hope you have a great week ☺️
We used to train with their troops way back when I was in the Army …Was the sugar an Orange flavor drink mix??? Love your videos relax and don’t worry about perfection…Have fun stay safe.
Wow, that’s pretty interesting to me & thank YOU for your service. I think the sugar packs were sugar but now Im going to check to make sure.
I don't know if I'm the only.ine, but I kept waiting for you to refee to the Beatles "Revolution # 9" sing after you spoke about the ration.oack #!!
Ha ha ha!
Sorry!
😅
Nice video Marlo . I never cared for MREs
Thank you.
❤
Hey that bit of old track/road you were on at the beginning looks similar to the one seen where they tracked down the original evil-dead cabin ruins on YT (in tenessee) a few years ago. Spooky
(sorry can't find the vid now)
how do you all fit all this gear in in these little bags? I'm in such a dilemma over space , gear pack size, pack weight.
Great show . very solid woodsperson here. I love trial and error.
nice video i live in northern nh and do alot of camping and stuff and make my own dehydrated meals
Awesome!! Stay safe out there in the wild 🍃
@@ExplorewithmeMarloC sure do always have handgun with me
Hey girl! I hadda make hot cocoa too!
Yup, alcohol stoves are not quick but hey, if you had a couple eggs with you, into the kettle, by the time it boils for the coffee, you have hard boiled eggs to enjoy as well :) And yea, "diet" ideals swing with the regularity of a pendulum. They have for as long as people have been writing cook books. Like De Observatione Ciborum (its an interesting book, got mine from Amazon), it isn't a 'cook book' as we think of them today but a way to cook for health written in the 6th Century CE. In time a new idea will take hold and everyone will be eating oh I don't know, seaweed and ice cream and proving mental vigor by sleeping standing on one leg maybe who knows LMAO for now everyone is eating meat at a time meat is at an absolute historical high in prices and historical low for quality :)
@@keeperofthegood that’s a great tip with the eggs, thank you for your time, suggestion & info.
@43:00 i spoke too soon.
I think you missed out on a hot lentil sandwich with the Ryebread not my first choice of a sandwich. I’m just guessing. What do you do with those lentils are they pre-cooked do you eat them like a snack?
I don’t know I hope you tell us later in the video just curious. 😊
Sometimes my mouth gets ahead of my brain sorry.
Thank you for sharing. 🙏🏽
At first I thought it was a soup. They are actually pretty good. A tender, crunchy roasted flavor .
What knife are you using? And that was a big fero rod what
brand is it? I might as well ask you just to do a gear dump and pros n cons
@@Robert_alea Shan Zu fixed blade tactical.
Baylite Fero rod
I like your channel. Can i ask if you use a go pro to film your trips? Id like to record some camping trips too. Also have you ever helped someone edit and produce a youtube channel.
Thank you so much. I keep things extremely simple. I can’t get into carrying loads of camera equipment. Every single video I have ever done has been filmed with an IPhone… every one. The most I will carry is a DJI mini 2 drone. I use multiple apps for editing. I prefer simplicity. Film for your self and don’t try to please the masses, you’ll end up losing yourself to chase content instead of being in the moment. Hope that helps and thank you for checking this out.
Geez… with all those off ingredients you think that MRI would have said .. Beer Food
Hi Marlo,
Although I think that time if the year went by, have you ever ran unto niting ants & not the red ones?
2 places I've had encounters ->
The tallest peak of ine if the islands on Lake Tulley & tge 2nd was some dead standing tree over @ The Millers Falls Rod & Gun out in Montague MA..
They look about as big as Carpenter ants but have a white stripe somewhere on their abdomens & they mean business!
Me & my now ex GF if a bunch if years ran into the ines in Lake Tulley after deciding to explore the top most portion of that usland I spoke if & it didnt take long for those things to come out & convince us to take the Hell off from there!
She lost a oair if 200.09$ Ray Bans up there & our still going joke even though we're not dating is how those ants used the glasses gor some kind of solar tech!
The other, I firget ehat I was doing but probably cleaning up the woods while I was still involved with RPMfest & I was by this tree that I decided to rest kind if on.
Well, it didn't take long for those same kind of ants to send me packing away from that tree!
I'm glad you didn't break an ankle from the gopher or whatever they were holes you stumbled across!!
I know if it'd been me, that more than likely would've been the case!
Cool stuff as ysual!
Much Love & relseoect from the Wacky World of Western Massachusetts!!
Chris
Oh my… I have never encountered those type of ants. Sounds like something out of a horror movie.
This time of year can be dangerous walking in the woods.. the leaves conceal the holes in the ground and if the leaves are wet, they are extremely slippery. Thank you for your time in watching. Western Mass is a beautiful area. Have a great week.
All your stuff is new, first camping trip?
@@mylesstandish9299 not my first trip out by any means
What brand of knife is that?
@@Larz1961 Shan Zu Vesta Fixed blade tactical
Nice, good quality. I have a Kiser and a Civivi fixed blades. Your channel showed up on my algorithm so I watched this video, and I subscribed. I’m binge watching your older videos. So far I’m enjoying them.
nice knife.. thank you & I appreciate your time.
Marlo, your facial structure of high cheek bones & eyes are similar to American Indian? @3:15
Korean, Hawaiian & Italian
Love the sweatshirt,,,I use to watch Whale Wars with the Sea Shepherd and Paul Watson great show.Im actually over by Cannon Mountain camping out it's getting a little nippy out.Love the videos and Your channel.,,have a great day 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Stay safe out there camping 🫵🏻
I used to be heavily involved in animal rescue/organizations. Sea shepherd is still out there fighting for sealife ☺️
Does Richie from Boston know who you are?