Overnight in 1943 DUGOUT Shelter | Solo Bushcraft in winter ABANDONED camp & Wilderness ASMR trip

This winter day I go to an overnight adventure to an old partisan camp built in 1943. It has long been abandoned and is located deep in the forest with ancient trees on one of the distant mountains. In one of the 6 dugouts in the camp I found a dusty stove, probably handmade from those times. I cleaned the dust and cobwebs in the shelter, made a primitive table, chopped firewood from dead wood, sealed a hole in the wall of the shelter and prepared everything for a quiet rest in the wild. I managed to use this stove for heating and cooking dinner and breakfast on it: I baked crumbled potatoes (Kroshka Kartoshka) for dinner, and after the overnight stay I had a sandwich with a fried omelet for breakfast. Clean mountain water was located very close to the abandoned camp, where I safely collected water for my tea parties on these cold winter days… I really like this type of bushcraft camping - it gives me inexplicable feelings, unlike anything else: it is extreme, and creativity, and inspiration, accompanied by unusual sounds of nature and air around... I love it…and I also loved this amazing bushcraft camp with dugouts🌲 KEITH Titanium Cutting Board: https://www.keithtitanium.com/keithti8722cuttingboard.html KEITH Titanium Ti5319 Long Handle Spork: https://www.keithtitanium.com/pd.jsp?id=877 Axe🪓 https://ancientsmithy.com/products/viking-forged-axe-asgard-axe-kru-2?ref=64qao6od mail for partnership: [email protected] #winter #bushcraft #camp