I’ve watched all these videos like 5 times within 2 weeks. This channel could be a TV show on television and I’d watch it all the time with you and Dylan
My dudes, that opening shot makes a Nat Geo documentary look like a messy pile of stock videos. I sincerely hope you two make it big one day because you consistently hit the perfect blend of relaxing nature, goofing around/fun, and serious challenges.
When cutting dead branches from a living tree it should be done right at the point where the dead or dying branch forks off from the living branch or trunk. This is better for the tree's strength as it grows over the location of the cut. It also heals over more nicely.
I love the contrast that this video has with your other solo trips, this one seemed so put together and you didn’t seem miserable the whole time. Definitely worth watching your development as a bushcraftsman
That transition around 14:40 was amazing. It brings in the stars & the universe, and a little rustic fire & shelter. If there's anything more natural than the stars at night, and a natural shelter, I'm not sure what that is.
Your vids are always so relaxing mate. I love how you incorporate the music but still have the natural sound of what your doing and the environment. This reminds me of my scouting days.. #Watching this at early 4 in the morning.
Some advice from an old man who has built many fires in adverse conditions. When you first light it do not move it around or you will put it out. Get your match going and put it under your tinder and make sure your fire has both very small fuel like dry twigs as well as plenty of oxygen. Your videos are fantastic. I like the rustic ones especially your challenge vids.
I enjoyed your video a lot. I am a bushcraft enthusiast at heart. I heard you say your feet were a bit cold throughout the night. One tip I use is, put your feet in cold river water for a couple of minutes. Then dry them off and put your footwear back on. They will stay warm all night.
What fun! Haha, no doubt you're enjoying yourself! Doing things like this are the best. So calming. We've made lean-tos like this and tipis in the winter and slept in them at -20C, but haven't built a fire inside, just out in front. Birch bark works amazing for starting fires, and we have lots up here in snowy Northern Alberta. Lichen does seem to hold moisture, but's it's sure an incredible medicine! Thanks for the video!
Nice one Julius. I like that you showed some info about the lichen in a little textbox at the bottom. I say keep that in. Absolutely loved the opening shot. Great work ouwe, lekker gewerkt.
Hello Smooth! I really enjoy watching you guys and would love to join you on an adventure some time. Either here in Sweden or a location of your choice. I am a SERE survival instructor in the Swedish armed forces and also have a youtube outdoors channel. If you guys are interested in doing a collaboration trip or challenge let me know and we'll make it happen! 👊 Have a great weekend. //Adam
awesome! sweden is awesome and for sure wilder than ireland.. Might have to invite you over here tho and see can you stay a float with all the rain we are getting! hehe ;) Thanks alot Adam we'll be in touch;)
It was nice relaxing , and I'm glad You got to build up the shelter a little more , any shelter with a fire inside it is good . Glad You talked about fire safety , Yeah I've seen those TV shows too :) Stay Safe Guys :)
Juul, ouwe, did you do filmschool or something? That drone shot at the start was beautiful! As for fire safety, you could make an open-front version of that awesome oven in there man, for a long term scenario. Because it does kind of look like a tinderbundle.. Hell, scavenge some pipe from somewhere and give it a chimney:p
This video is so needed I need it so much for my mental state of depression it's like the medicine I need I do appreciate your time and effort of doing the video going out camping editing is really nice thank you so much God bless you please keep up the good work. This is my medicine thank you
JM maybe it is trying to fill a void in you. We as human beings god created aren’t meant to love the lives we are. Hence why everyone is depressed. A lot of it is our phones and tv to begin with. Then pharma.
I did about 15 second of google fu and it looks like holly used to be protected in Ireland but now is only protected in certain circumstances. You can't cut it down near the roadside, for instance.
Nice video! Julius een tip: de kommentaren die je soms in een textblok tijdens de video laat zien, moeten langer verschijnen, want zo snel kan ik (en de meesten) niet lezen. Begrijp je?
it might sound weird, but seeing large rocks like that makes me happy, and somehow sad. like i get happy because i never see a good rock, but then i get sad because there's barely ever any good rocks. and moss! i love moss, but i want a large amounts, like a forest COVERED in moss, ;-;
Julius, great video! You should work with SOL (Survive Outdoors Longer) to create an SOLL (SOL Longer) model of bivy for 2m tall people like yourself! ;)
@@Butane-lj6tr, this would make the fire safer inside the shelter, with far fewer sparks jumping about from a Dakota pit, setting the flames at a better distance from shelter walls, while warming the air and the ground inside well.
I’ve watched all these videos like 5 times within 2 weeks. This channel could be a TV show on television and I’d watch it all the time with you and Dylan
My dudes, that opening shot makes a Nat Geo documentary look like a messy pile of stock videos. I sincerely hope you two make it big one day because you consistently hit the perfect blend of relaxing nature, goofing around/fun, and serious challenges.
When cutting dead branches from a living tree it should be done right at the point where the dead or dying branch forks off from the living branch or trunk. This is better for the tree's strength as it grows over the location of the cut. It also heals over more nicely.
I love the contrast that this video has with your other solo trips, this one seemed so put together and you didn’t seem miserable the whole time. Definitely worth watching your development as a bushcraftsman
That transition around 14:40 was amazing. It brings in the stars & the universe, and a little rustic fire & shelter. If there's anything more natural than the stars at night, and a natural shelter, I'm not sure what that is.
Again a nice video
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Always watch out with fire in your cabin. You do not smell fire in your sleep. And sometimes it may be too late to flee then.
I'm still sooo happy to have found your channel
Your vids are always so relaxing mate. I love how you incorporate the music but still have the natural sound of what your doing and the environment.
This reminds me of my scouting days..
#Watching this at early 4 in the morning.
love the nature they have access to, not to much where i am
Wowwww, what a fantastic shelter. Congratulation to this video! Greetings from Switzerland
You have to build one now!!!
Some advice from an old man who has built many fires in adverse conditions. When you first light it do not move it around or you will put it out. Get your match going and put it under your tinder and make sure your fire has both very small fuel like dry twigs as well as plenty of oxygen. Your videos are fantastic. I like the rustic ones especially your challenge vids.
This definitely gets into my top 5 vids. Excellent in every way. 😉😎😎
I enjoyed your video a lot. I am a bushcraft enthusiast at heart. I heard you say your feet were a bit cold throughout the night. One tip I use is, put your feet in cold river water for a couple of minutes. Then dry them off and put your footwear back on. They will stay warm all night.
First rule of backpacking never talk about the price tag
Type of shelter and the fire 🔥🔥🔥 👍🔥👍👍
Wow..improving for sure😍
BEAUTIFUL establishing shot!!
What fun! Haha, no doubt you're enjoying yourself! Doing things like this are the best. So calming. We've made lean-tos like this and tipis in the winter and slept in them at -20C, but haven't built a fire inside, just out in front. Birch bark works amazing for starting fires, and we have lots up here in snowy Northern Alberta. Lichen does seem to hold moisture, but's it's sure an incredible medicine! Thanks for the video!
Nice one Julius. I like that you showed some info about the lichen in a little textbox at the bottom. I say keep that in. Absolutely loved the opening shot. Great work ouwe, lekker gewerkt.
Nice supportive feedback! Thanks!
Wish the video was a bit longer :(. such an underrated channel. deserves more subscribers.
That shelter looks like a big smoker :D I'm not sure if I would trust it :D
Wow!!! That night time time lapse could have been a minute long. Very beautiful. Really like your efforts!
Absolutely 💯beautiful 😍❤♥💕💖
Sleet , Shnow, Muck and Shkuther lol big up the Irish xD
Moc pěkné video , moc , přesně táboření podle mých představ , hodně zdraví a štěstí ti přeju K.
Nice new cooking set.
Drone shots are just amazing!
The intro always gets me by surprise
Wow! I thought it was a National Geographic at first! Great work.
Cozy looking shelter, nice!
Great video, I really liked the time lapse overnight part. Great cinematography.
Great job with this one Julius! Great filming and editing as always.
thank god you uploaded
Love it 😍
Nice shelter my friend great video too
Beautiful nature
Love the videos! Ireland looks beautiful it reminds me of here in Nova Scotia 🙂 keep the amazing content coming!!
My dream would be to one day be able to camp with you guys. Your channel is an inspiration.🙏🏻
Epic just epic man loved it smooth
Super chill vid and the night time lapse was dope man💪😀
En als gewoonlijk Jos is er weer en weer een top video. Blijf zo door gaan 👍👍
Nice job Julius.... The shelter turned out great
Very cool, thanks for the awesome video!
Amazing videos. Love learning off you
Ooohhh, Man...Nice video :) 👌
Such an amazing camera shot at the start. Looks super professional.
what an amazing intro. Incredible shot quality
Hello Smooth! I really enjoy watching you guys and would love to join you on an adventure some time. Either here in Sweden or a location of your choice. I am a SERE survival instructor in the Swedish armed forces and also have a youtube outdoors channel. If you guys are interested in doing a collaboration trip or challenge let me know and we'll make it happen! 👊
Have a great weekend.
//Adam
awesome! sweden is awesome and for sure wilder than ireland..
Might have to invite you over here tho and see can you stay a float with all the rain we are getting! hehe ;)
Thanks alot Adam we'll be in touch;)
@@SmoothGefixt I want to see this collaboration! That could be amazing!
@@SmoothGefixt sounds great, rain won't be a problem we have plenty of that here too. Look forward to hearing from you. 👍
It was nice relaxing , and I'm glad You got to build up the shelter a little more , any shelter with a fire inside it is good . Glad You talked about fire safety , Yeah I've seen those TV shows too :) Stay Safe Guys :)
Nice shelter with some very nice photography. Well done! I love doing this kind of thing.....going primitive with minimal gear and a natural shelter
Great video
F yesss, I just love your videos !!
Really nice video watching from TEXAS great job partner
Excellent man.
nice video, the overnight time lapse looked amazing and the food looked yummy as usual. keep up the good work
it's a fkn death trap if you ask me
Love the video! Nice to see you enjoying yourself :-)
Nice!
Like this video alot
Love your vids guys
Wow .! Great video and thanks for sharing..Congrats bro ! Best regards from Indonesia
Awesome video
SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH gefixed jonge!!!
this is a nice way of isolating from the coronavirus
Ahh the perfect video to watch while drinking a hot cuppa tea on this fine Saturday mornin!
Friday morning?
@@solodoloark4969 He's probably australian.
Eriah Norwood ah makes sense
Juul, ouwe, did you do filmschool or something? That drone shot at the start was beautiful!
As for fire safety, you could make an open-front version of that awesome oven in there man, for a long term scenario. Because it does kind of look like a tinderbundle.. Hell, scavenge some pipe from somewhere and give it a chimney:p
oven, check, long term scenario, check
Discovery Channel dingen letsgoo
Great video, bro. 👍
Very good channel!
Night sky at 14:50 is epic.
Fire safety is important.
The videos are really developing nicely! I've learned to be careful with fires in a closed shelter. How did I learn? The hard way.
Ok! I'm really impressed with your efforts. A bit concerned about thefire but you managed it well. Tjanks Brian 79
Great engineering
Next - how to build a firepit inside a man size keg of gun poweder 😄👌
Not too shabby
I like your beard julius but with it You Look like youve been siting in that shelter for weeks
Noice video really enjoyed
I love your vids guys, may be hard to be consistant but keep it up, it wil eventually pay off!
Great video. Too short. We want more😃
Great shelter but how do you keep from catching it on fire?
8:40 "let's not talk about the price..." XD
Have you ever had any problems with Bigfoot in the area? I hear they get pretty pissed when people encroach on their patch.
In welk bos is dit ? ziet er mooi uit daar
This video is so needed I need it so much for my mental state of depression it's like the medicine I need I do appreciate your time and effort of doing the video going out camping editing is really nice thank you so much God bless you please keep up the good work. This is my medicine thank you
JM maybe it is trying to fill a void in you. We as human beings god created aren’t meant to love the lives we are. Hence why everyone is depressed. A lot of it is our phones and tv to begin with. Then pharma.
I did about 15 second of google fu and it looks like holly used to be protected in Ireland but now is only protected in certain circumstances. You can't cut it down near the roadside, for instance.
木の匂いに囲まれて秀樹も寝てみたい～♪
Looks good with the beard
Link to that cooking set?
If using a paper match you can split it lengthwise and have two!
Nice video! Julius een tip: de kommentaren die je soms in een textblok tijdens de video laat zien, moeten langer verschijnen, want zo snel kan ik (en de meesten) niet lezen. Begrijp je?
I like the beard julius
it might sound weird, but seeing large rocks like that makes me happy, and somehow sad.
like i get happy because i never see a good rock, but then i get sad because there's barely ever any good rocks.
and moss! i love moss, but i want a large amounts, like a forest COVERED in moss, ;-;
Julius, great video! You should work with SOL (Survive Outdoors Longer) to create an SOLL (SOL Longer) model of bivy for 2m tall people like yourself! ;)
When are you coming to the States?
Linking the beard man!
well done man. How much has youtube helped you with your English? Because you seem to be getting better and better with it.
Like them pants the full zipper really has to help putting them on and off when you dont need them
I had to screen shot some of the graphic for my screensaver on pc hope you dont mind 👍
cool!
The timelapse at 14:45 was beautiful as fuck
I would love to see you guys irl
A Dakota fire pit inside the shelter could be much safer and more efficient.
But will it keep you warm?
@@Butane-lj6tr, this would make the fire safer inside the shelter, with far fewer sparks jumping about from a Dakota pit, setting the flames at a better distance from shelter walls, while warming the air and the ground inside well.
Intrestring! should really try out the dakota firepit! Thanks
I thought you were going for a stone top to that fire pit...