Solo bushcraft camping in the wilderness, Baking bread over a campfire
The weather forecast before my trip predicted rain. I decided to set up a small tarp over my tent so I could stay dry and comfortable by the campfire, but the rain never showed up. Either way, it was a good chance to brush up on my basic skills like knot-tying, tent setup, and other little things. The campfire bread came out almost perfect, though it definitely needed more salt. This time, I also decided to bring along a simple action camera just to remember what it feels like to shoot with one. Instagram: / mypersjournal
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Hot Tent Camping in Heavy Rain & Thunderstorm | Solo Wilderness Camping with German Shepherd Dogs
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Rural Life on My Small Farm | Forest Cabin Rainy Weather
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24 Hours Alone in the Deep Russian Forest — Summer Hammock Camping
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Solo hot tent camping by the river, The shore is teeming with fish
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Building a Survival Shelter Alone in the Snowy Winter | Full Build
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Something Came Into Our Camp at Night…
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3 Days Solo Camping and Bushcraft
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2 Days Off the Map - Lakeside Branch & Moss Shelter | Brown Trout Catch and Cook
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Solo Bushcraft Camping in the Rain
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To Build a Shelter Among the Stones - Like a Hobbit House
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Building a House from Free PALLETS in 99 Days for Survival
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A Man and His Dog Spend the Night in a Hot Tent. Camping in the Wild Forest. No talking
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Hot tent camping by a forgotten river, a split-wood stove and bushcraft
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Camping on the lake, my first attempt at catching a big fish
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Hot Tent Camping in Heavy Rain All Day! - Caught in Rain With My Dogs!
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Building a round secret dugout with a large clay oven for extreme survival
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⛈️ 35 Hours in a Small Tent During a Thunderstorm | River Camping & Fly Fishing ASMR
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Autumn bushcraft camp in the forest, saving the life of an unknown dog, building a shelter for four
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Solo bushcraft trip - 4 camps, fishing, canvas tarp, fatwood, spoon carving, homemade axe etc.
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