Homeless Winter Camping, 14° F, Snow Storm, Winter Survival

Surviving a winter storm in a cheap, summer, dome tent. There are ways to deal with the cold temps, and withstand the snow load. In this video, I demonstrate a technique used by many homeless people in New England. The photos near the end are my friends' shelters from past years. Many are asking in the comments if I'm currently homeless. No, I'm not. The following are the video topics set up as "chapters" for your easy access- 00:00 Intro 00:59 Tent floor insulation 01:50 Setting up the dome tent 02:25 Summer tent conversion for winter use. Insulating the walls & roof 03:50 Snow load concerns 04:29 2nd tent roof 05:30 Tent stakes. Also weights in addition to tent stakes 06:09 Completed project 06:20 Night fall 06:35 How to get by without a good winter sleeping bag 08:31 Waking up in the morning and looking out. Winter wonderland! 09:30 Clearing snow off the roof 10:54 Adjusting the 2nd tend roof 11:25 Shoveling 11:46 Cleaning out the vestibule. Taking a break 12:47 Melting snow. Amount of snow melted vs the amount of liquid water. Making coffee. 19:34 Importance of the vestibule. 21:34 Shoveling 23:39 Personal photos. Friends' winter camping set ups from past years. 23:53 “Thank God for the Storm” - encouraging word. 26:04 Scripture- Psalm 31.24 26:18 Bonfire. I'm asking for feedback and support. Please like and subscribe! 27:00 THE END