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Viking Bushcraft Shelter Build in 4 Days - Full Build | Vikings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2020
- We build a viking bushcraft shelter in 4 days based on traditional Icelandic viking houses which were built from turf and sod. This camp is built slightly different, where we didn't use stone and turf for the walls, we built a timber frame construction in the shape of an a-frame where the rafters on one side go all the way down to the floor. This gives much more room inside the shelter. We used woven sticks in the form of "hazel hurdles" as a base to put the turf and moss on top. We finished off the walls with more woven sticks known as wattle. Thanks for watching!
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Here is a short version of the Viking Turf Roof Shelter Build! With lots of people still in some form of lockdown I thought I would give you an extra video this week. Stay tuned this Friday 6PM GMT for the next episode of the Celtic Roundhouse series! Cheers! - Mike
Thank you Mike
Just wondering have any members of the public found the two dwellings and stayed over night when your not about?
Hey Mr Mike what do u do with all these houses and shelters? After building them?
I had to subscribe my guy. You have some very cool videos and you have a very friendly humble personality that makes me think if i knew you I would want to be buddies and build this stuff with you. You have good skills and good presentation. Just watched the video that mentioned your child being born. I hope you are loving this time with them and that all is well. Keep up the good work.
@@t.3278 Funny, i have imagined them bringing her out here for a picnic or even an overnight next summer. I can see a toddler running around in and out bbn of the dwellings!
@TA Outdoors it would be awesome if you built everything close together like this, you could have yourself a little town.
I love that he replanted that seedling.
Yes loved the replanting of tree.. Awesome.👍
Yeah I love to plant trees
YupX That and when he took a break to play with his dog. Awesome.
I only found this channel a week ago and have been watching most of the builds so far. And I'm getting the impression that this guy really loves nature and working with it and in it. So, delighted as I was that he replanted the seedling, I was not surprised. What a lovely person! I wish he'd tell us his baby daughter's name...
We are all wardens of this green Earth.
Me and my daughter had nothing but respect for the time and effort you put in making that shelter and posting this video! Thank you!! Very much!!
Oh my god, i love these videos. Wish i could build something like that one day. Great work 💚🤠👍🏻
hodně štěstí :D
I thoroughly enjoyed this series you have kept us all entertained during this BS quarantine. The projects you do remind me of my dad telling me "something worth doing, is worth doing right". All your projects are done right. you're an extremely talented TH-camr, Woodsman, bush crafter, and to boot an all around good person. Love the content I don't think you have one bad video in your repertoire. Good on you! this channel is amazing, you have created something truly special here. Big Love from the U.S. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
Thank you for saving the sapling! Fabulous video....
Great video! I like this kind of upload. No talking, no annoying sponsors/ads. Just good content, straight to the point. 😊 Earned a like. 👍🏼
TH-cam needs a ❤ button
Couldn't agree more...
I have to say that Father and Son team just keeps kicking but. That's a really great building and a great job. Thanks for sharing this video I really appreciate it just got me out of the house into the English Countryside. And here's some Yankee humor for you, sod off. That's the best sodhouse I've seen. Please stay safe and stay well and as always God bless.
I remain as amazed by your cameracraft as I am by your bushcraft. What beautiful, fascinating videos you make!
Fantastic video indeed
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing this video. I love that you are doing this with your father.
I know you used to put a list of your gear in the description but I kind of looks like you’ve got some new stuff. I would love to see a new bushcraft loadout list! Yet another great video! Please don’t stop any time soon!
You have inspired me, thank you for sticking with the channel and the bushcraft community!
I love watching you build stuff as it always teaches me things and gives me ideas. Also, the fact that you get to do this with you dad is great. I wish I had the chance to have that same quality time with mine before he was gone. Make the most of it.
Oh love this build. No talking is very relaxing to watch. Greetings from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I think the coolest part of this video is how you replanted the tree instead of just killing it
i enjoy watching these before i fall asleep i just listen to the video and hear the crickets outside my house its peaceful lol
Its alot of work but it pays off. Im trying to finish my little cabin before winter.
So nice to watch this build again. 👍
So very appreciate how you thin the dead trees and replant when you can. Great stewards of the land.
Thanks for sharing
I like your videos you are my inspiration...
I always love your videos! Especially the historical ones since I'm a huge history buff. Just a word of advice though, the vikings/icelanders would place birch bark down first before the turf so the rain won't seep through the rafters, given that there's no birch trees though I see why that was passed on. I am curious to see how efficient this roof, without the birch bark, is at shielding from water.
Oh my gosh! This was so satisfying to watch; given that you constructed an entire building in one episode. Be careful, you have set yourself a new precedent! Thanks for this!
Big hug here from Brazil.
From Cambodia
Hello mike it’s that real annoying kid, we finished one of the walls of are bushcraft shelter, you are now my favorite youtuber, can I get your merchandise shipped to the USA, because I would like to support you , also a recommendation you should post more survival tip videos to help people like me, you are amazing at what you do, and god bless.
I think people would love to camp out there. You and your dad do fabulous work!
Mike I just found out I was unsubscribed to your channel. I would never do such a thing. Love your channel and your dad, Haze and that awesome guy that looks like my son, Dustin.
I want to see him stay in these when the weather is rainy and or during winter to see how well they are contructed. I believe he would stay dry and warm but want to see those videos!....LOL
Me too...
The window on the Saxon House completely blended in. Great job for you and your Dad.
Wonderful engineer
Love your work man
5:45 thanks for the footage of the deer. I live in the desert and don't get to see woodland creatures much. Such a treat! ❤🌅🌵😷
It's all very relaxing. The sounds of axe and saw with the backdrop of nature. Very nice.
Relaxing video
love that place. so serene
JUST AMAZING
Nice compilation of a previous build Mike. Thank you. 👍😁
Thanks for the video!
Thank you. This is so calming.
Great video!
This really puts the dob on my wattle.
Thank you , Mike .
And Dad .
Love your blogs brilliant
Deer in the forest, wow! It's really cool.
Completely awesome 😎
Thanks for that, your videos are so motivating, be it on a much smaller scale in my back garden (I built my first raised bed recently). Keep up the good work.
Love TA Outdoors thank you so much this looks like a very fun build
There will be some very confused archaeologists a thousand years from now doing a dig in this spot.
We won't exist in 1000 years
I will make a jungle house like this very soon!
"Our time grows near..."
"You must prepare yourself."
Nice work. And build. Amazing channel inspiration on mr. 👍
I love youre videos. If i'm ever feeling anxious all i have to do is watch one of your videos and i'm good again
Outstanding you guys are truly an inspiration to this earth all the very best from Scotland stay safe and give my best to the family 🏴🏴
Great skill
Great work. They are so satisfying to watch. 👌🏼
top job
Love the cooking and theory time. Always excited for the next video!
I can learn a lots from him
I really like how it came out! Crisp! Watching this made me calm and ready to stream some more when I get to work📲
If you saved the cut offs from the thatch roof you can cut it up with some clay. It could make some nice bricks to make a fire place.
That is so cool 👏
Props to him it would've taken me a year just to build that
Good work
Ide yg luar biasa mantap..from indonesia
Love my Silky saw!
You guys should make a small village of these builds
Nice to see HIM back ;)
i would build the bed a bit different. first wider and longer for comfort . a poor sleep leads to an unproductive next day . second the vertical posts that you sawed off i would leave them . i would get some heavy fabric and sew it into a mattress case . i would fill the case with evergreen tips wood shavings grass and other material mixed and packed or bring in a real mattress that someone set out at the bin . then put a tarp over it and the vertical posts could hold it in place .
third i would mosdef have the bed much higher at least two feet or even three so as to save my knees and back getting up . i do like the roof it is very nicely sorted , mine would be cedar and probably honeysuckle shrub for the wattle maybe a cotton painters dropcloth for the roof then layer some dirt mixed with live wild rose canes and twigs to hold it together then sprinkle grass seed over it as there is no turf grass nearby . mine is in a stand of young cedars so a big tree falling on it is no worries that i might have in built in a deciduous area .
i mix old fire cinders in with the dirt in the perimeter support posts and toss in an inch or two of mixed soil and pack it so moisture doesn't migrate and rot the base . i have notched a few cedars and bent them over and across the roof to make it less visible to airplane pilots flying low overhead .
the west and north side are the most exposed to a firelight or smoke being seen so a long dakota firepit that runs under the floor for radiant floor heating . i was able to . . procure ha ha . . some old ceramic 6'' inside pipes that have a bell on one end to fit together and there is a T on the chimney end for a stack . i covered the pipe with about an inch of dirty sand then i got some blue clay creek bottom mud and laid some flat rocks for a floor in the middle over the pipe . at the end of the pipe where the T comes up i used a ten foot section of aluminum house downspout and i made it slant away from the structure and set a cedar post and wired the downspout to that post for stability and aeration and safety third .
my wattle roof is about two feet beyond the walls because i plant to set more perimeter posts and wattle about a foot beyond the current wall and back fill the space with leaves twigs wood shavings bark and such for insulation and then maybe a third wattle wall as a protective layer and coat it with 50 % clay and 10 % wood ashes . i mix1 part shredded straw with 1 part wood ash to 5 parts clay and make bricks that i fire as per primitive guy on you tub for an oven
Thank you for your informative doco
Cheers Gray
Australia
오늘도 님의 힘찬 하루 볼수있어서 다행입니다 화이팅 한국에서
I love it.! ✌️
Muito show seus vídeos 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Mashallah
THAT'S NICE 👍❤🙏💖
I'd love a chance to spend a week out there
Wow that lot views. 👍
ما شاء الله يعطيك الف الف العافيه 🌹🌹😍👌👌
You must be coming to the end of what you can do shelter wise. How about building a henge? Ideally out of stone but there were far more wooden henges.
Nice video Mike 👍. So going with a live roof on that one, interesting. As that was most viking homes had. Goat's and sheep, would grase on. There are quite a few houses, in B.C 🇨🇦 that still do this.
Yes good video I really enjoy it so much!
6:45 Odin is with you
Very informative building video. I have to keep in mind that this is traditional old school hand tool building. Just quick questions like why not raise a platform bed for sleeping off the ground? Are you planning on adding a fire source for heat? It seems the height would have been better about a foot taller for standing room. I have generally used tarps for quick shelters so I am curious. Last but not least, would it not be easier just to bring a chain saw? I know I'll get comments about that last one but it seems that if we have the advantage of modern tools, then why not use a few? I know a lot of people will shudder at that for not being hard core old school, but that's a lot of sawing by hand. Great videos and I admire your skills.
Rule number one with any tool.
Never use it for anything other than it's intended purpose.
Prying with your knife is a good way to break it.
Love the videos man
@David M father was a mechanic for 30 years. Every time i see someone using something like a knife or screwdriver to pry something i can hear his voice in my head lol
@Planeswalker I know that I was just giving the guy a bit of ribbing
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Why does this message not have a TA Outdoors heart next to it??
Bruh
Pandering perhaps
Maybe it does 👀
But it does
Ohh
Amazing as ever I wish I could accomplish something like this
Good video to learn
cute moment for me when you did replant :) Thank you for your videos. Makes me less enraged after the human kind.
Нохчи ву ц1а хьош😀
this video remind me of last day on earth
Making it look easy fellas.
I love watching your videos, it is so beautiful and relaxing.i wish I was able to go out and do the same.
Relaxing and enjoyable video to watch indeed friend
Good thinks
Good shots.. 👍BUT , Can I find out your reason for burning the tree..?
Sandra Nordlund Hmm.. yes I understood.. thanks
Looks fun to camp in one of those. But im curious, how do you keep the bugs out 😅
Saludos 👍
Thats pretty cool.. How would it hold up in winter
I love how he searches for trees that are dying already, and then replants seedlings he finds,
0:25 grass is starting to grow from the roof of the house :D
Yes you’re right friend
Great video! Why do you rarely ever stay over night in your shelters?
cool :)
The thumbs down are from those who didn’t like that you chopped down that dead standing tree.
No Dustin to give you a hand hope he's not still entertaining the Haze lol. Stay safe everyone 😷.... Gazza
Excelente! 👍🙂🇧🇷💛💚🌵
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