In this video, I came to my forest bushcraft cabin early in the morning with an overnight stay, and at lunchtime I fell under the first snowstorm. It snowed unexpectedly and literally in 1 hour covered the whole forest)
What I was doing during the whole day in my winter camp ?:

Capped the roof of the shelter from rain and snow with moss and skin;

Closed through holes in the walls to eliminate wind and keep warm inside my moos roof cabin;

Made opening doors and windows from tarp textile (I presewed the tarp by hand at home);

For the first time I tried tea from a woodfired samovar, using snow instead of water and fir cones; and used a samovar as a stove for heating bushcraft camp;

Prepared wooden branches for my future table;

Filmed a very beautiful winter forest with your head in the clouds;

Cooked dinner on fire, wrapped herself in sleeping bag and pleasant fell asleep

I managed to do all this in 1 day, I prepared only moss in advance. It was very interesting to know that the tarpaulin textile holds the air perfectly, and you can heat the room with woodfired samovar) In general, I am very pleased my work at my winter camp) As for me, my bushcraft offgrid cabin (not yet the final result) turned out to be very beautiful and functional in the woods)

#winter #offgrid #shelter