if I may I would like to explain when to use "a" or "an" when describing something in English. Please , do not take this as criticism . I think your speaking of English is exceptional . I onlly wish to help . You use "a" if the thing you are describing begins with a consonant sound . For example " a house" , "a dog" , " a forest" . Use "an" if the word begins woth a vowel sound. example " an apple" , "an acorn" , "an egg". This is generally how it works however there are exceptions. Hope this helps , best wishes .
Excellent dissertation of the threat to where you love & of what our planet can’t survive without, Vanessa! Your knowledge of, passion & respect for nature is simply awe-inspiring!
Vanessa it can be very dangerous 🚑🤮 sniffing the contents of the bottle the way you did because you never know what is inside. The safe way to do it is to open the bottle hold it a foot or so away from your face and with your free hand waft (wave) 👋🏻♨👃🏻 the fumes towards your face. This goes for any kind of container with unknown substances inside. That way if it is something dangerous ☠ you don't get a concentrated amount of fumes up your nose, which could make you sick or worse. I would really hate to see anything happen to you 💖. Stay safe! Your friend from the States 🤝🏻 ..
The best thing about your videos is seeing you engage with nature in such a knowledgeable and positive manner. There are so few people left who know how to wildcraft properly. You really know your plants and it is a pleasure to learn about your local environment through your eyes.
Here in Colorado, the bark beatles have destroyed large areas of the forest. Then we have big forest fires. All these areas are dangerous because of the dead falls from wind. Thank you for loveing the forest, for showing your forest.
The beetles came to Nova Scotia on container ships. They established a colony in Point Pleasant park but hurricane Juan blew them around the province! The Spruce forest are dying, but the trees are fertilizer for a new healthier forest! Mother Nature is adapting all the time! Another great Video Vanessa!!!
The pine bark beatle is everywhere and creates the danger of falling trees and fuel for forest fires. Another problem that troubles you very much. You are a true naturalist and a beautiful one also. Such natural beauty. I just love everything about your videos.
Vanessa's devotion to the forest and wilderness is so heartwarming. She is more than a tree hugger, to her the trees are kindred spirits. I have seen where forest fires have done tremendous amounts of destruction in a matter of days. Beyond soil erosion the forest will start to recover and eventually will heal. Logging if done excessively can be just as destructive. Forrests that have invasive beetle infestations will have large areas of standing dead trees. These areas will continue to spread and grow, leaving entire forests devoid of the affected tree species. It may take over a century before the same tree spieces may be reintroduced into an area. Be mindful of transporting deadfall fire wood to other areas.
I've got to say , I find myself addicted to your videos . Theres just something extremely pleasurable about watching you struggle with the English language in the absolutely most adorable way ! I'm often overwhelmed with a burning desire to check you for ticks ! Keep up the good work pretty lady !
I have watched Vanessa for a while now and enjoyed her videos, so I really hate to do this but... Never hide under a tree in a violent storm, and it's not just about "widow makers", but if you hear thunder, that means lightening is in the area, and any tree can become a lightening rod. If you don't know what to do outdoors in a electrical storm...look for a depression or ditch, or spread yourself out to decrease your height, and also to spread out your area to minimize electrical "hotspots" if lightening hits nearby. The idea of hiding in a dried out stream bed "cave" is asking for trouble in a storm situation. Flash flooding is a real concern during a storm and no one should camp on a dry stream bed or flood area, especially in a "carved out cave" in the stream bed.
Venessa we both love you for your honesty and that you always protect the environment around you either at your families farm and in the wilderness. You do a excellent job in passing that message on to your viewers. My wife and I always do the same here in America but sadly is not followed by some people. We praise you for the message and examples you set for your viewers. It is very good that you practice what you preach as you always clean up for yourself and for others that unfortunately do not pick up after themselves. You set the example and ALWAYS stick by it. We really admire all your family do. You put thing like you found it. God bless we are behind you all the way.
Thanks Vanessa for explaining the danger caused by this bark beetle and the large machines that remove these damaged trees. Very sad situation. Meanwhile here in California we are having so many forest fires mostly caused by lightning.
Hi Vanessa... for us here in the northeast US, it’s the green emerald ash bore beetle. I had built my house in a ash tree forest because it was so beautiful. In the last years the trees have begun dying because of this pest. We can slow the problem by injection but the process is impossible to stop. In the past, no firewood could be brought into our region from places that were already affected but now it is here. I have begun to plant Maple trees because they grow quickly and aren’t affected by this beetle. Nature is bigger than us. Maybe the best we can do is work along side of her. Thanks for all you do. Your channel brings us together and for this I’m exceedingly grateful.
Waaauw what a sad story.. Over the bark beatle, I don't know that the bark beatle makes so much dead three's. You makes everybody smarter with your story's and movie's. The next time when I go into the forest I open my eyes better. Thanx again Vanessa for this beautiful lesson of the nature 😍🤗🌳🌳🌳
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Thank you. And yes I bought some land in North East California with a cabin. Then shortly after the Bark Beetle got into the trees. So the logging company came in and marked the infected trees and removed them. So my land looked horrible afterwards. Stomps and a few trees. Everyone that bought land there pretty much didn't build cabins. Too bad. I learned a lot from you in this video. Thank you so much. I can tell you really care as you were very sad when you talked about this problem. What a wonderful lady you are and very honest and talk the truth.
That first mushroom looks like an Grifola Frondosa or Sheepshead, Hen of the Woods or Maitake are some of the local names. Grows in the US usually around Oak tress and is very good eating.
I enjoy all your videos Vanessa always informative and very helpful. Please do not worry of your English it is way better than my German. You are learning at a fast pace. Please be safe, you are a delight as a camp mate.
O we love your pigtails they are cute, those bugs we had here in our country at one time, be safe and God bless USA Tennessee prepper smoky mountains Tennessee.❤️😇🙏🇺🇸👍
Hi Vanessa,my goodness i love how you care about the forest so much .I can feel it radiate from you.You can't stop pests,like bark beetles,they only do what nature intends.Witch sucks ,I know .What really sucks are the land owners who just want to brag about owning the land and developing condominiums on the beautiful forest properties. I better shut up before I say something i DON'T regret. Stay beautiful Vanessa.Don't worry about your English you speak it better than most "people" here in America.Keep up the great work,luv ya
Hello Vanessa,I share your sadness for dying forests,we are so reliant on them for their oxygen producing,and many other things.There are no Birch or Beech trees anywhere near me,mainly eucalyptus species.They are also widow makers,and too many still lose their lives as a result of falling timber😢On a more positive note,your little cave is a great spot for an overnighter.I was a couple of thousand kilometres away from my home last year,and managed to get some Birch bark off the ground from under a tree,so I have a little supply now for my fire starting.👍 Best wishes😊
Vanessa, regarding the pork leg you had for supper: the marrow within the bone is delicious! I'll see if I can get you some recipes for cooking it. (I need those recipes myself!)
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Very enjoyable video today, Vanessa. Bark beetles kill many trees where I live. The forest managers sometimes prescribe controlled fires to destroy large infestations of beetles, and then loggers clear the dead trees, allowing room for new trees to sprout. Here we have some forests made up of nearly 100% lodge pole pine. The lodge pole pine's cone requires high heat (from fire) in order to open and release the seeds from which new trees will grow. Fire is a natural part of the forest ecology. Nature uses lightning to start forest fires. When that happens here in the western US, forest managers and fire fighting crews look first to see the benefit that will come from the fire before they look toward fighting the fire. Sometimes they allow lightning-caused fires to burn until Nature puts them out with rain or snow. If houses or human lives are threatened, then of course the fire crews try to save those people and structures. Stay safe out there. We love what you do on both of your channels.
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Miss. V, we had and still have I believe Bark Beatles in Arizona USA. My favorite hunting place has all but wiped out the trees there. It is sad now it is not a pleasant place visit anymore. Love your videos. I have hunted most of my life and I still learn a lot of things watching you. You Rock, take care.
I'm very happy that you get to enjoy your forests much more than those bark beetles and speaking for myself the way that your pronunciation of English words strike my ear is wonderful : ) It all sounds soo much more fun and I will really miss it if you correct it all . I feel this way about the full spectrum respectively and always have . Much better for everyone to not correct all of it ……… lol ! You look fantastically classic Bavarian mountain girl ! Wooooo - Hoooooo !!! Keep soaking up all of the fun Vanessa !
Vanessa, you have a wonderful way of expressing yourself. I enjoy your videos very much. The bark beetle has caused extensive damage here in Colorado. Thank you again.
I really have have enjoyed your videos focused on trees. And I share your 💘 for trees. Trees can tell you such a story! As a young boy, as young as your Johannes, I climbed in a massive elm tree with my brother. It was at least 4 feet or 1.25 meters in diameter. You could lie back on the huge branches, eating the wild grapes growing nearby and (as little boys) think about the next adventure. It was a landmark in the area, on the farm where I still live. THEN when I became a young adult, things changed for my tree. Elm beetles invaded my friend. Within 2 yrs, he was dead and dangerous. I was so sad Vanessa, when I had to push him over with my bulldozer. So when I hear the love in your heart, especially for the trees around your home, I know how you feel. Thank you for explaining to others just how fast theses barkbeetles can spread!
It's incredible how much damage bugs can do, you just wouldent believe it, a very informative video, anyway thanks for the video Vanessa, loved it woohoo.
Hi Vanessa .. thank you for a very interesting discussion. Yes, the Bark Beetle is right now a huge Pest in Germany (here in Switzerland also .. and Spruce makes up a third of the Swiss Tree Population 😨). A complex problem with no simple solution .. although, the Pests seem to come in cycles, depending on the Climate Variations. I shall now be going into my Rheinfelden Forest with new eyes 👀😊. A nice little camping spot .. protected and dry 👍. Yep, 'back to basics' has it's advantages .. less to carry 😊. The Leg of Pork looked delicious .. Yumm. And .. the Silence can sometimes be deafening (very loud) .. other times it 'whispers' to you .. and if you listen very carefully ... Until next time (I look forward to your posts 😊) .. 👃👂👀 .. LG .. Tommy Oh .. also .. the Springbokke lost the Rugby Match to the All Black 13 - 23 😦. Win some, lose some 😊.
I liked that you said, that the problem is not the beetle, but the monoculture and the harvestors, that come to destroy the soil. The beetle does not kill the forest, it just kills the mature trees. If left with the dead wood or helped by sowing birch trees, it will grow again, healthier.
Yes I have some trees that have been destroyed by insects. My large pine trees are dying from them. Luckily I have many different species of trees that remain healthy, but I hate to lose any. Thanks for the informative video.
Hi Vanessa, Thanks for informing us about the bark Beatle. Hopefully a sensible safe solution will be found to stop this infestation. I just want to say I appreciate your ethics and care about our woodlands. You always make it feel like we're there with you. Sometimes I can almost smell the smoke from your campfire. Be safe and God bless!! 😉 By the way... Do you still have shirts and hats available for sale??
Great video Vanessa. I always enjoy your videos and your thoughts and ideas. Today I spent a large part of my day wandering the forest and fields behind my house and took a hike up on the little mountain back there too. It was a great way to spend the day! Take care.
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
@@WildWomanBushcraft Hello Vanessa! Angry with you? There's no reason anyone should be angry with you at all, especially when you're in the forest and nature or even just busy with every day life. If anyone gets angry with you for that, they have problems and it's very sad. I hope you're having a safe and wonderful time. I'll be going back into the forest again this coming weekend while I'm off for a day or two myself. I'm really looking forward to it. I do subscribe to "Outdoor Bavaria" I enjoy that channel a great deal as well even though I don't speak German ( I know, what's wrong with me? :-D ). I do recognize and understand some of it and I'm trying to learn more as I go so bear with me. Enjoy your day, your evening, your entire trip. Take care, Chris
The first danger I saw was the barbed wire grown into the bushes and tree in the forest. That is dangerous since one can be injured and form a sore which can be hard to heal. The cave you decided to camp out in would be dangerous here because of the snakes we have. It sounds like those bugs you are talking about is like the ones here which is killing trees in our forest and the government sometimes have to intervene and try to kill the insects before they wipe out too many trees. Sweet dreams and I hope you got a good night's sleep at your camping location and nature let you rest comfortably.
yup first class landscape arborist first class utility arborist for over 30 years here in maine it is sad but I belive the wood will be when my skin will not vary nice video thank you a lot
Thank you Vanessa love your videos make More in English if you can we love them hug those kids God bless you and your family USA Tennessee Prepper smoky mountains Tennessee,❤️🙏😇🇺🇸.
Thank you very much for visiting my video! Currently I'm back in the woods to experience new adventures for you! I would be very happy if you want to be part of the weekend! In addition, you would be very supportive if you visited and subscribed to my 2nd Channel! Link:th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Love, Vanessa
Hello Vanessa! Nice video, as always! Those big trees are wonderful! I love them! About equipement, what is important is that most of it will not survive forever. For example, an inflatable mat will last a few months if we use it every day. It is good to know how to do without equipement. Thank you.
Du hast deine Pfeife gefunden! 👍👏👏👏 Ausgezeichnete Informationen, dein Englisch wird besser. 👏👏👏👏👏 Danke, dass du dein Video gepostet hast. 🙏🏻 Friede dir und deiner Familie. Have a good week.
Hi dear Vanessa 😘 very informative video at the same time sad. But nature finds its way to survive... You are still lucky out there... In some countries they cut hundreds of thousands of living trees for a damn road or worse yet intentionally set the jungles on fire. Anyway... You looked much happier at the end hope you had a good sleep too! 🌷🌷🌷 Ps. Don't smell everything you find! Even if seems odorless.
So I guess you got a big screen and magnifying glass. You may while in the wilderness see a small blinking light. If you were able to see and was in the know and aware. Outstanding job.
Hey wild woman. Cool video. A little surprised you called those dead limbs widow makers. We say the same here in the states. Besy wishes from rocky MT NC
Good Vanessa chatty video, and your English is getting much, much, better by the way. But I do hope that the Vanessa version of English isn't lost in your coming book. But you are right, it is sometimes sad to see nature at work when it come to big trees dying, guessing it is all part of natures bigger plan we couldn't even begin to understand. Here in the UK we had a problem abit back with Elm tree beetle, which is a boring beetle, millions of massive Elm trees died which of course changed the whole landscape and the wildlife that lived in it. but then again I guess the Dinosaurs thought it would never change. Happy days if your a mushroom I guess, to which to camera work is really good. Nice enjoyable watch and listen to Vanessa. Thanks. Arthur (UK)
good morning vanessa, very good video and here in USA southern illinois we have the bark beetle on our ash trees and also now on our oak trees its really bad thanks for your video have a nice day!
Hi Vanessa, such an excellent video, sharing your considerable knowledge of all aspects of Forest life from keeping safe, to the dangers caused by the Bark Beetle. I found your video, a real education, and will be so helpful to people all over the world. Keep safe.💖
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thank you Vanessa, your video are great and i love your English because it's very easy for me to understand what you mean... so thank you... And yes, it's really sad to see what happen to our forest, because of climate change or human indifference/profits or both of them... Greetings from Sicily!!!
Good to see you again Vanessa. I was wondering when you were going to put out another video. It's been a while. I really enjoy your videos & look forward to seeing them.
Such a good video. :) Here in Alaska we have the same problem with the spruce bark beetle. We have also a big problem with forest fires because of the dead trees and lightning strikes in the summer. We have not so many people to manage all the forest we have here. It is true it is sad to see the trees die. But it is the natural process and one species makes way for the next. This process has been going on for a very long time. :) Keep up the good work! :)
We have that also in the USA in Western North Carolina. We also have another evergreen killer. It is called woolly adelgid. Their devastating our evergreen tree called the hemlock. As a child growing up these were the tallest most beautiful trees in our forest to me. We still have young ones sprouting but they do not last more than a few years the tallest New growth I've seen is about 10 ft tall. Such a beautiful tree I miss it terribly. And I really love the camping spot that you chose. Although the overhang of earth bothers me a little. I do feel in bad situations it could be very comfortable . Although I did not get to watch the entire video tonight due to my work day is 15 hours Sunday night I may get the opportunity to finish the video. Whatever you're doing right now I pray you you well in your endeavors .
I understand your sadness and know how you need to be resilient in front of a lost fight. Sad times all over the world. But, that's why we should more appreciate and respect what steal stan's healthy. I love your kindness,and good knowledge of FOREST problems. What about a pack of leaves as a pad for sleeping?
In Minnesota, we've had several infestations of the Emerald Ash Borer. A very pretty emerald metallic beetle that destroyed tens of thousands of ash trees. Also, Dutch Elm disease, but that's been decades ago.
Hi Vanessa, We have 60 different species of the Bark Beetle's here on the west coast of California, and they are doing the same thing over here as they are there, killing are trees. There's not much you can do about it, except cut down the trees that are infected with them. Looking forward for part 2 of your video, and your English is improving. Just be careful of the "Widow Makers" while your out there. Take a Plastic Trash Bag and fill it with leaves and use that to sleep on, that way you have a lot more room in your Back Pack!!! Take Care & Be Safe Vanessa.......
Nice video as always,here in the eastern part of USA ,we have trouble with Elm tree bugs that kill just the Elm trees.Guess where ever you live,there is a problem!!
Always enjoy your forest passion @ 5:03 that is better than Rodin's statue the "Kiss" & the dead white birch you able to scavenge. Hope your iconic forest of your culture is saved from the beetle.
I am in San Diego, California and the bark beetle is ravaging our forests. A lot of old oak trees are dead or dying because of it. Not a lot of the pines are yet, but they are becoming more endangered too.
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Those same beetles have been killing thousands of miles of forest for more than 20 years here in the US. Although we have slowed them down, they're still a big problem. Here in Montana we have mostly the tall evergreens. And every time the wind blows, the tops of the dead ones snap off! And you could say that, finding your whistle was a sign that you made the right decision to stay in that cave!
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
Thank you for being there! It's great to have such a strong community! Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me! If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel. th-cam.com/users/OutdoorBavaria Thank you so much, Vanessa
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Hello from Michigan. USA..your one brave woman . Very good.
if I may I would like to explain when to use "a" or "an" when describing something in English. Please , do not take this as criticism . I think your speaking of English is exceptional . I onlly wish to help . You use "a" if the thing you are describing begins with a consonant sound . For example " a house" , "a dog" , " a forest" . Use "an" if the word begins woth a vowel sound. example " an apple" , "an acorn" , "an egg". This is generally how it works however there are exceptions. Hope this helps , best wishes .
Excellent dissertation of the threat to where you love & of what our planet can’t survive without, Vanessa! Your knowledge of, passion & respect for nature is simply awe-inspiring!
Vanessa it can be very dangerous 🚑🤮 sniffing the contents of the bottle the way you did because you never know what is inside. The safe way to do it is to open the bottle hold it a foot or so away from your face and with your free hand waft (wave) 👋🏻♨👃🏻 the fumes towards your face. This goes for any kind of container with unknown substances inside. That way if it is something dangerous ☠ you don't get a concentrated amount of fumes up your nose, which could make you sick or worse. I would really hate to see anything happen to you 💖. Stay safe! Your friend from the States 🤝🏻 ..
The best thing about your videos is seeing you engage with nature in such a knowledgeable and positive manner. There are so few people left who know how to wildcraft properly. You really know your plants and it is a pleasure to learn about your local environment through your eyes.
Here in Colorado, the bark beatles have destroyed large areas of the forest. Then we have big forest fires.
All these areas are dangerous because of the dead falls from wind.
Thank you for loveing the forest, for showing your forest.
The beetles came to Nova Scotia on container ships. They established a colony in Point Pleasant park but hurricane Juan blew them around the province! The Spruce forest are dying, but the trees are fertilizer for a new healthier forest! Mother Nature is adapting all the time! Another great Video Vanessa!!!
The pine bark beatle is everywhere and creates the danger of falling trees and fuel for forest fires. Another problem that troubles you very much. You are a true naturalist and a beautiful one also. Such natural beauty. I just love everything about your videos.
Two Words Beautiful Lady Angels and Beautiful Forest good video Vanessa, Hug those kids and your dogs USA Tennessee Prepper.
Thank you
Love your videos! Keep it up Vanessa, thank you for all your hard work and look forward to your next video!
Vanessa's devotion to the forest and wilderness is so heartwarming. She is more than a tree hugger, to her the trees are kindred spirits.
I have seen where forest fires have done tremendous amounts of destruction in a matter of days. Beyond soil erosion the forest will start to recover and eventually will heal. Logging if done excessively can be just as destructive. Forrests that have invasive beetle infestations will have large areas of standing dead trees. These areas will continue to spread and grow, leaving entire forests devoid of the affected tree species. It may take over a century before the same tree spieces may be reintroduced into an area. Be mindful of transporting deadfall fire wood to other areas.
I've got to say , I find myself addicted to your videos . Theres just something extremely pleasurable about watching you struggle with the English language in the absolutely most adorable way ! I'm often overwhelmed with a burning desire to check you for ticks ! Keep up the good work pretty lady !
I have watched Vanessa for a while now and enjoyed her videos, so I really hate to do this but...
Never hide under a tree in a violent storm, and it's not just about "widow makers", but if you hear thunder, that means lightening is in the area, and any tree can become a lightening rod. If you don't know what to do outdoors in a electrical storm...look for a depression or ditch, or spread yourself out to decrease your height, and also to spread out your area to minimize electrical "hotspots" if lightening hits nearby.
The idea of hiding in a dried out stream bed "cave" is asking for trouble in a storm situation. Flash flooding is a real concern during a storm and no one should camp on a dry stream bed or flood area, especially in a "carved out cave" in the stream bed.
Venessa we both love you for your honesty and that you always protect the environment around you either at your families farm and in the wilderness. You do a excellent job in passing that message on to your viewers. My wife and I always do the same here in America but sadly is not followed by some people. We praise you for the message and examples you set for your viewers. It is very good that you practice what you preach as you always clean up for yourself and for others that unfortunately do not pick up after themselves. You set the example and ALWAYS stick by it. We really admire all your family do. You put thing like you found it. God bless we are behind you all the way.
Your english is perfect❤
Please tell me you are kidding.
Agreed. And great video 👍🙏 but what an awful situation with those beetles
Thanks Vanessa for explaining the danger caused by this bark beetle and the large machines that remove these damaged trees. Very sad situation. Meanwhile here in California we are having so many forest fires mostly caused by lightning.
Vanessa.... your accent and English are a delight. Don't change a thing. They are part of your charm. Thanks for sharing.... Ax
Thank you much for your nice words !
Kind regards, Vanessa
Hi Vanessa... for us here in the northeast US, it’s the green emerald ash bore beetle. I had built my house in a ash tree forest because it was so beautiful. In the last years the trees have begun dying because of this pest. We can slow the problem by injection but the process is impossible to stop. In the past, no firewood could be brought into our region from places that were already affected but now it is here. I have begun to plant Maple trees because they grow quickly and aren’t affected by this beetle. Nature is bigger than us. Maybe the best we can do is work along side of her. Thanks for all you do. Your channel brings us together and for this I’m exceedingly grateful.
Waaauw what a sad story.. Over the bark beatle, I don't know that the bark beatle makes so much dead three's. You makes everybody smarter with your story's and movie's. The next time when I go into the forest I open my eyes better. Thanx again Vanessa for this beautiful lesson of the nature 😍🤗🌳🌳🌳
very peaceful and thoughtful ,thank you
I like the way row speak !!! And your videos are great !!!
Thank you for being there!
It's great to have such a strong community!
Currently I'm on tour again in the woods and therefore can not answer every post 1 to 1. Please do not be angry with me!
If you want to support me, I would be very happy if you subscribed to my second channel.
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Thank you. And yes I bought some land in North East California with a cabin. Then shortly after the Bark Beetle got into the trees. So the logging company came in and marked the infected trees and removed them. So my land looked horrible afterwards. Stomps and a few trees. Everyone that bought land there pretty much didn't build cabins. Too bad.
I learned a lot from you in this video. Thank you so much. I can tell you really care as you were very sad when you talked about this problem. What a wonderful lady you are and very honest and talk the truth.
IN 2007 WE HAD A BIG PROBLEM WITH THE BEATLES . SO SAD HOW MANY TREES WERE LOST . GREAT VIDEO NESSA .
That first mushroom looks like an Grifola Frondosa or Sheepshead, Hen of the Woods or Maitake are some of the local names. Grows in the US usually around Oak tress and is very good eating.
I enjoy all your videos Vanessa always informative and very helpful. Please do not worry of your English it is way better than my German. You are learning at a fast pace. Please be safe, you are a delight as a camp mate.
Another excellent video vanessa, thanks. I love pigtails. and nice cap nice dinner.
You and lilly have such beautiful forests to camp in. I love your videos. Cheers!
O we love your pigtails they are cute, those bugs we had here in our country at one time, be safe and God bless USA Tennessee prepper smoky mountains Tennessee.❤️😇🙏🇺🇸👍
Hi Vanessa,my goodness i love how you care about the forest so much .I can feel it radiate from you.You can't stop pests,like bark beetles,they only do what nature intends.Witch sucks ,I know .What really sucks are the land owners who just want to brag about owning the land and developing condominiums on the beautiful forest properties. I better shut up before I say something i DON'T regret. Stay beautiful Vanessa.Don't worry about your English you speak it better than most "people" here in America.Keep up the great work,luv ya
What a fine video !! I allways get in a god mood watching ! Thank you Princess of Bavaria !
Hello Vanessa,I share your sadness for dying forests,we are so reliant on them for their oxygen producing,and many other things.There are no Birch or Beech trees anywhere near me,mainly eucalyptus species.They are also widow makers,and too many still lose their lives as a result of falling timber😢On a more positive note,your little cave is a great spot for an overnighter.I was a couple of thousand kilometres away from my home last year,and managed to get some Birch bark off the ground from under a tree,so I have a little supply now for my fire starting.👍
Best wishes😊
Vanessa, regarding the pork leg you had for supper: the marrow within the bone is delicious! I'll see if I can get you some recipes for cooking it. (I need those recipes myself!)
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Very enjoyable video today, Vanessa. Bark beetles kill many trees where I live. The forest managers sometimes prescribe controlled fires to destroy large infestations of beetles, and then loggers clear the dead trees, allowing room for new trees to sprout. Here we have some forests made up of nearly 100% lodge pole pine. The lodge pole pine's cone requires high heat (from fire) in order to open and release the seeds from which new trees will grow. Fire is a natural part of the forest ecology. Nature uses lightning to start forest fires. When that happens here in the western US, forest managers and fire fighting crews look first to see the benefit that will come from the fire before they look toward fighting the fire. Sometimes they allow lightning-caused fires to burn until Nature puts them out with rain or snow. If houses or human lives are threatened, then of course the fire crews try to save those people and structures. Stay safe out there. We love what you do on both of your channels.
Very informative about the beetles....didn't know about them. As always great video Vanessa, love what you do..❤...Texas
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Thanks Vanessa. I learn a lot by watching your videos.
Thank you for telling us about the danger had no clue to what this little thing could do so much damage that is very sad😢
Thank you for sharing you time in the forest. We in the states have bark beetles and they are never good. Safe journeys.
Miss. V, we had and still have I believe Bark Beatles in Arizona USA. My favorite hunting place has all but wiped out the trees there. It is sad now it is not a pleasant place visit anymore. Love your videos. I have hunted most of my life and I still learn a lot of things watching you. You Rock, take care.
I'm very happy that you get to enjoy your forests much more than those bark beetles and speaking for myself the way that your pronunciation of English words strike my ear is wonderful : ) It all sounds soo much more fun and I will really miss it if you correct it all . I feel this way about the full spectrum respectively and always have . Much better for everyone to not correct all of it ……… lol ! You look fantastically classic Bavarian mountain girl ! Wooooo - Hoooooo !!! Keep soaking up all of the fun Vanessa !
Vanessa, you have a wonderful way of expressing yourself. I enjoy your videos very much. The bark beetle has caused extensive damage here in Colorado. Thank you again.
I really have have enjoyed your videos focused on trees. And I share your 💘 for trees. Trees can tell you such a story!
As a young boy, as young as your Johannes, I climbed in a massive elm tree with my brother. It was at least 4 feet or 1.25 meters in diameter. You could lie back on the huge branches, eating the wild grapes growing nearby and (as little boys) think about the next adventure. It was a landmark in the area, on the farm where I still live. THEN when I became a young adult, things changed for my tree. Elm beetles invaded my friend. Within 2 yrs, he was dead and dangerous. I was so sad Vanessa, when I had to push him over with my bulldozer. So when I hear the love in your heart, especially for the trees around your home, I know how you feel. Thank you for explaining to others just how fast theses barkbeetles can spread!
It's incredible how much damage bugs can do, you just wouldent believe it, a very informative video, anyway thanks for the video Vanessa, loved it woohoo.
Hey Vanessa .🤗🤗 Thank's for this informative Video. That's amazing how fast the bark beetle multiplies at year.😯😯
I wish u a nice evening. 😘😘🤗🤗
Being in the nature really is a blessing for you .
Looked really cute too, you were glowing like a sunbeam young lady 😉
Your amazing my friend and really every watching your adventures and love your smile on the trails you are a true spirit of nature 👍
Hi Vanessa .. thank you for a very interesting discussion. Yes, the Bark Beetle is right now a huge Pest in Germany (here in Switzerland also .. and Spruce makes up a third of the Swiss Tree Population 😨). A complex problem with no simple solution .. although, the Pests seem to come in cycles, depending on the Climate Variations. I shall now be going into my Rheinfelden Forest with new eyes 👀😊.
A nice little camping spot .. protected and dry 👍. Yep, 'back to basics' has it's advantages .. less to carry 😊. The Leg of Pork looked delicious .. Yumm.
And .. the Silence can sometimes be deafening (very loud) .. other times it 'whispers' to you .. and if you listen very carefully ...
Until next time (I look forward to your posts 😊) .. 👃👂👀 .. LG .. Tommy
Oh .. also .. the Springbokke lost the Rugby Match to the All Black 13 - 23 😦. Win some, lose some 😊.
Thanks Vanessa for the interesting video I love to see the German countryside
Very instructive. Thank you. "Noises can be very creepy in the night..." Yes, indeed. Which is why I do not sleep well in the woods.
As always, a joy to watch.
Very Good Place For Bushcraft Camp.
I liked that you said, that the problem is not the beetle, but the monoculture and the harvestors, that come to destroy the soil. The beetle does not kill the forest, it just kills the mature trees. If left with the dead wood or helped by sowing birch trees, it will grow again, healthier.
Yes I have some trees that have been destroyed by insects. My large pine trees are dying from them. Luckily I have many different species of trees that remain healthy, but I hate to lose any. Thanks for the informative video.
Hi Vanessa, Thanks for informing us about the bark Beatle. Hopefully a sensible safe solution will be found to stop this infestation. I just want to say I appreciate your ethics and care about our woodlands.
You always make it feel like we're there with you. Sometimes I can almost smell the smoke from your campfire. Be safe and God bless!! 😉
By the way... Do you still have shirts and hats available for sale??
Great video Vanessa. I always enjoy your videos and your thoughts and ideas.
Today I spent a large part of my day wandering the forest and fields behind my house and took a hike up on the little mountain back there too.
It was a great way to spend the day!
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Angry with you? There's no reason anyone should be angry with you at all, especially when you're in the forest and nature or even just busy with every day life.
If anyone gets angry with you for that, they have problems and it's very sad.
I hope you're having a safe and wonderful time. I'll be going back into the forest again this coming weekend while I'm off for a day or two myself. I'm really looking forward to it.
I do subscribe to "Outdoor Bavaria" I enjoy that channel a great deal as well even though I don't speak German ( I know, what's wrong with me? :-D ). I do recognize and understand some of it and I'm trying to learn more as I go so bear with me.
Enjoy your day, your evening, your entire trip.
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The first danger I saw was the barbed wire grown into the bushes and tree in the forest. That is dangerous since one can be injured and form a sore which can be hard to heal. The cave you decided to camp out in would be dangerous here because of the snakes we have. It sounds like those bugs you are talking about is like the ones here which is killing trees in our forest and the government sometimes have to intervene and try to kill the insects before they wipe out too many trees. Sweet dreams and I hope you got a good night's sleep at your camping location and nature let you rest comfortably.
Really great job. Thank you
A trip into the Nature 🌲🌼🌻🌷🌿with your experience Will be cool, thanks for share those beutiful Moments. 😉
yup first class landscape arborist first class utility arborist for over 30 years here in maine it is sad but I belive the wood will be when my skin will not vary nice video thank you a lot
Merci Vanessa , vidéo très sympa . Vous avez votre style . Gardez le , surtout
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Hello Vanessa! Nice video, as always! Those big trees are wonderful! I love them! About equipement, what is important is that most of it will not survive forever. For example, an inflatable mat will last a few months if we use it every day. It is good to know how to do without equipement. Thank you.
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Hi dear Vanessa 😘 very informative video at the same time sad. But nature finds its way to survive... You are still lucky out there... In some countries they cut hundreds of thousands of living trees for a damn road or worse yet intentionally set the jungles on fire.
Anyway... You looked much happier at the end hope you had a good sleep too! 🌷🌷🌷
Ps. Don't smell everything you find! Even if seems odorless.
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So I guess you got a big screen and magnifying glass. You may while in the wilderness see a small blinking light. If you were able to see and was in the know and aware. Outstanding job.
Hey wild woman. Cool video. A little surprised you called those dead limbs widow makers. We say the same here in the states. Besy wishes from rocky MT NC
Beautiful Images and Sounds! Very Sad the beetle story... I wonder how nature balances it out....
nice video Vanessa. beautiful and informative.
Thank you. Vanessa it is depressing about the insect damage the whole world over.
warren rubin:- Due to climatic change & global warming. I'm afraid that we are in for a wild ride.
Love your videos. Please be careful smelling any unknown anything especially liquids. Again great videos....
Good Vanessa chatty video, and your English is getting much, much, better by the way. But I do hope that the Vanessa version of English isn't lost in your coming book. But you are right, it is sometimes sad to see nature at work when it come to big trees dying, guessing it is all part of natures bigger plan we couldn't even begin to understand. Here in the UK we had a problem abit back with Elm tree beetle, which is a boring beetle, millions of massive Elm trees died which of course changed the whole landscape and the wildlife that lived in it. but then again I guess the Dinosaurs thought it would never change. Happy days if your a mushroom I guess, to which to camera work is really good. Nice enjoyable watch and listen to Vanessa. Thanks. Arthur (UK)
good morning vanessa, very good video and here in USA southern illinois we have the bark beetle on our ash trees and also now on our oak trees its really bad thanks for your video have a nice day!
Hi Vanessa, such an excellent video, sharing your considerable knowledge of all aspects of Forest life from keeping safe, to the dangers caused by the Bark Beetle. I found your video, a real education, and will be so helpful to people all over the world. Keep safe.💖
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thank you Vanessa, your video are great and i love your English because it's very easy for me to understand what you mean... so thank you...
And yes, it's really sad to see what happen to our forest, because of climate change or human indifference/profits or both of them...
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Good to see you again Vanessa. I was wondering when you were going to put out another video. It's been a while. I really enjoy your videos & look forward to seeing them.
Thanks for the information. Cheers
Such a good video. :) Here in Alaska we have the same problem with the spruce bark beetle. We have also a big problem with forest fires because of the dead trees and lightning strikes in the summer. We have not so many people to manage all the forest we have here. It is true it is sad to see the trees die. But it is the natural process and one species makes way for the next. This process has been going on for a very long time. :) Keep up the good work! :)
We have that also in the USA in Western North Carolina. We also have another evergreen killer. It is called woolly adelgid. Their devastating our evergreen tree called the hemlock. As a child growing up these were the tallest most beautiful trees in our forest to me. We still have young ones sprouting but they do not last more than a few years the tallest New growth I've seen is about 10 ft tall. Such a beautiful tree I miss it terribly. And I really love the camping spot that you chose. Although the overhang of earth bothers me a little. I do feel in bad situations it could be very comfortable . Although I did not get to watch the entire video tonight due to my work day is 15 hours Sunday night I may get the opportunity to finish the video. Whatever you're doing right now I pray you you well in your endeavors .
You just get better and better with your English and your story telling
It was very nice in this episode great thanks
I understand your sadness and know how you need to be resilient in front of a lost fight. Sad times all over the world. But, that's why we should more appreciate and respect what steal stan's healthy. I love your kindness,and good knowledge of FOREST problems. What about a pack of leaves as a pad for sleeping?
In Minnesota, we've had several infestations of the Emerald Ash Borer. A very pretty emerald metallic beetle that destroyed tens of thousands of ash trees. Also, Dutch Elm disease, but that's been decades ago.
Great video,nice fire at the cave . 😊
Excellent video thank you
Hi Vanessa, We have 60 different species of the Bark Beetle's here on the west coast of California, and they are doing the same thing over here as they are there, killing are trees. There's not much you can do about it, except cut down the trees that are infected with them. Looking forward for part 2 of your video, and your English is improving. Just be careful of the "Widow Makers" while your out there. Take a Plastic Trash Bag and fill it with leaves and use that to sleep on, that way you have a lot more room in your Back Pack!!! Take Care & Be Safe Vanessa.......
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Nice video as always,here in the eastern part of USA ,we have trouble with Elm tree bugs that kill just the Elm trees.Guess where ever you live,there is a problem!!
Always enjoy your forest passion @ 5:03 that is better than Rodin's statue the "Kiss" & the dead white birch you able to scavenge. Hope your iconic forest of your culture is saved from the beetle.
I am in San Diego, California and the bark beetle is ravaging our forests. A lot of old oak trees are dead or dying because of it. Not a lot of the pines are yet, but they are becoming more endangered too.
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We have a serious bark beetle infestation in Northern Minnesota. When you burn wood wood with them in it you can hear the beetles popping inside.
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Those same beetles have been killing thousands of miles of forest for more than 20 years here in the US. Although we have slowed them down, they're still a big problem.
Here in Montana we have mostly the tall evergreens. And every time the wind blows, the tops of the dead ones snap off!
And you could say that, finding your whistle was a sign that you made the right decision to stay in that cave!
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nice vidéo ! from 0 to 7 years i lived in a forest........now, 70 years after, forest is strange for me ....................;
Your video is very informative and your English is also improving. I look forward to all of your videos.
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👍👍 great video. Well done💙
Have to work today but I'm excited to watch it when I can.