SOLO Two Days WINTER BUSHCRAFT Camp - Shelter in Snowfall

This is a video of a two day winter bush craft camp. I found a suitable place, cleared the snow and pitched the tent. It turns out laavu from pochno. Around the location of the bonfire, I made a mound of snow so that the heat would not be carried away by the wind. In the shade of my laavu bushcraft, I put spruce branches so that the karemat doesn't freeze at night. At night, the Nodya taiga fire is arranged from three logs. Well, to create an atmosphere, I put branches around the fire. The light from the fire shone on them and it seemed like I was in a hut. By nightfall, the temperature actually rises to minus 5 degrees Celsius, making it comfortable to sleep. On the first day of camping in the forest, a fox came to my camp. I treated him to bacon and he happily hid in the forest bushes :) I slept very briefly, sometimes waking up to check the fire. But I get enough sleep and in the morning I prepare firewood for the second day. Breakfast, of course, is not strictly jungle, but very good! I smoke bacon over the heat, boil instant potatoes and add the cucumbers and tomatoes. Tomatoes and cucumbers naturally froze - it turned out to be tomato/cucumber ice cream. On the second day, there were no plans. I decided to make a shelf between the trees for a future camping trip. And not far from there I found a fallen birch. Apparently, he fell back in the summer during a thunderstorm. I decided to cut a small piece and make a spoon. Not much time left, so the spoon turned out to be a bit rough, but it was good enough for the job. This is a solo winter hike, with elements of bushcrafting, wood carving and bonfire cooking.