Cooking campfire chili in rugged bushcraft shelter overnight

In this video I had a relaxing solo evening in an old bushcraft shelter that has seen its better days. I cooked homemade chili over the campfire and built a quick style tripod. (no complicated lashing) The temps ranged from 28F down to 14F during the night. I finally got to test my new winter sleeping bag that I bought from Western Mountaineering and it was very warm and comfortable. There is enough room to but some clothing and all my camera batteries in the foot box to keep then warm. Thanks for watching and I really appreciate the support.

[@TV-by4pc]

4방이 뚫린 야영장 😂
보는거도 추워요 😂
언 양파를 썰어 🍲 만들기도 힘들어 보여요
영상 감사합니다 🎉

[@TV-by4pc]

THE GRACE OF THE LORD JESUS CHRIST BE WITH ALL AMEN 😊

[@hangtough503]

sweet video brother. d(:

[@S.W.OUTDOORS]

Thanks for the visit.

[@herbsmith6871]

Very nice my friend 🤠

[@S.W.OUTDOORS]

Thanks for watching!

[@user-mj4yo7pi9j]

Your not messin around putting that meal together out there huh lol , have any info on that metal metal spatula ya got there , thats cool 😎 good clip btw ..

[@S.W.OUTDOORS]

Here is a link to the titanium spatula/tongs www.amazon.com/SPLITTER-Titanium-Backpacking-Lightweight-Portable/dp/B07V1YXRW9

[@daveusher5088]

What brand of hand saw do you have. Excellent video.

[@S.W.OUTDOORS]

I use Silky Saw for all my hand saws. The one in this video is the silky bigboy 360mm. They make really good quality saws out of Japanese steel.