Surviving A Winter Storm: Firewood And DIY Hacks - History Channel Alone Show | Melanie-Sawyer.com
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- In this episode, I prepare for a winter storm and share some survival tips inspired by the History Channel's ALONE show. Please visit my website to get more information: www.melanie-sawyer.com/
You'll learn the importance of having enough firewood, handling pesky mice in your sleeping bag, and creative ways to keep your shelter warm and cozy. Watch how I use seasoned driftwood and even an underwire from a bra to make a needle for emergency repairs!
You can always use more wood. I know it's a joke, but seriously, you will always burn more than you think you need. When you're burning in a survival shelter, you've also got to keep a close eye on sparks and resin, so I headed straight to the water's edge and started harvesting seasoned driftwood.
So, there was no resin and seasoned, so there was less smoke. Also, it was lightweight and easy to see down into burning sizes, which is a win-win in my books!
Oh yes, it was open season on Deer Mouse. One of the little blighters gnawed through my sleeping bag and started removing the padding. I took the initiative to sort that out.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction and Shelter Check
0:30 - Dealing with Mice in the Sleeping Bag
1:15 - Firewood Collection and Processing
2:00 - Making a Needle from an Underwire
3:00 - Final Thoughts and Tips
This video is about Surviving A Winter Storm: Firewood And DIY Hacks - History Channel Alone Show. But It also covers the following topics:
Winter Storm Preparation
Alone Show Survival Tips
Collecting Firewood For Winter
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Season 10 of History Channels ALONE Show, humbled to have been chosen, proud to have placed 4th!
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Only just found your channel! Desparate to watch you on alone on uk tv … but till i find it will watch these snippets… i laughed with you ( childishly aloud) with that ‘wood’ comment… omg we have a similar humour i.e childish and english! 😂😂 xx ps BIG respect for your ALONE time xx
What a amazing experience you had!
I've been out before many times by myself but the mandated 40+ hours a week ( 7ish hours a day) filming changed the experience, so yes, totally unique!
There's always the right tool hiding somewhere.
Like your BEAUTIFUL BOW!
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Hi Melanie, curious what your shelter floor was made out of, did you add stuff to it?
Hello :) I scraped it back to earth as much as possibe .. got rif of any moss or roots as they were a possible fire hazard. it was VERY cozy!
Hopefully you managed to chase the mice from your sleeping bag before you closed the hole...
I did !! And they tasted DELICIOUS!!😂😂😂
Now that was some funny s!!t there now with the 'wood' comment hope the neighbors dont see you with out that wire LOL