Camping In Abandoned Cold War Nuclear Bunker
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2022
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For this week's camping trip we took a drive down to the Heart Creek Bunker near Canmore Alberta. This was a Cold War-era bunker built around 1969. It was built by a private company planning to store documents in case of a nuclear attack. It was never fully completed and remains not far off the Trans Canada Trail. It was a great place to camp for the night without needing to bring a shelter.
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Super fun meeting you - glad we didn't set you on fire!!
It was great to meet you guys as well! Thanks for the entertainment and the visit, the company made the evening a true pleasure.
Thanks for your friendliness towards our awesome Steve !!!
Stumbling across Steve is like finding Where's Waldo irl.
You are exploring a cave when a wild Steve appears! Your photos are amazing, I'm glad you did run into Steve because otherwise I wouldn't have found your channel.
@@bw5530 BAAHAHAHAHAHA!
Imagine exploring a cave with your friends and Steve appears from around the corner
My Man glad to see you here
Hi Goblin!
Lmaooo wtf you doing here?
So random to see you here Goblin 😂
Thank you goblin for suggesting Steve's channel like a year ago, I have been watching him since and love him so much. Such a comfort channel
Steve man, I think I speak for the majority here. Stealth camping and hunkering down is cool but we’re really here for you as a person, your stories and your personality are what keeps me coming back. Not many people on this website give me the comfort and entertainment like you do.
Im here for the stealth camping
True
100%
Snare drum or rabbit?
There are many camping channels but none like Steve’s!
Dude Steve is just a good guy, honestly never watched a more humble innocent person on UA-cam. Love the content!
Steve finally meets people during a stealth camp.... and it turns into an art project?? Didn't see that one coming. This is awesome.
Isn't it funny that I was just checking the comments and read yours right as the 1st people walked in and they greeted each other?? Talk about good timing 🤣
Getting stoned and doing goofy sh't isn't an art project.
@Russell Weber 3 I mean that's a matter of opinion, isn't it? It seemed pretty artistic to me. Fuck I don't rven get high but getting stoned, setting osmeyhing on fire and hanging out in a cave sounds like one hell of a memorable time to me.
@@russellweber3466 your negativity is unwanted. And that wasn’t art? Yet I suppose the “painting” that you paid to see in some art gallery that was created by the “artist” smearing their dung all over canvas in a “abstract style” was art right? Have you ever tried to capture a crystal clear picture in total darkness of a moving object emitting light?? It’s not just snapping a picture…you have to have the right camera lens and get the F stop just right, focal length has to be correct, and several other things as well. So until you can man up and prove you can do it, then I’d suggest you keep your negativity to yourself because those kids seemed pretty darn artistic to me. And no one appeared stoned. Try learning to live positively and you might find some happiness in life dude.
@@Gkitchens1 How do I know you? I graduated from Fontbonne College with a real degree in theater, my best friend Ray Howk, the top eagle scout going up in Baden,MO., graduated on the deans list as a photographery major at UL-Carbondale and my best friend at Simga-Pi fraternity at UM-Columbia Phil Tomsich is an art dealer. All raised Catholic, and heterosexual and very anti drug. Just because you can be tried in a court of law as an adult ina court of law doesn't make you a mature, white Christian grownup. Turn off the electric talmudic toilet and try reading the real Bible, the Catholic Bible with all the chapters in it.
I love Steve getting worried the videos are getting too samey (they're not) and 10 minutes later he's swinging a flaming spark ball around :D
Haha, thanks!
We live in a time where companies keep changing stuff that doesnt need changing. I for one am a big believer in the old saying, if it works, dont fix it.
People don't just come here to the different stealth spots, they come for his personality and charm and his relaxing attitude.
@@campingwithsteve I hope you didn’t leave the bear spray at 23:18 !
Now for something completely different… 😊
Love all your videos but must say this one was EXTRA dope. Meeting folks, spinning sparks, this was great.
As friendly as Steve is, if I saw a strange man in a cave at night, I'd be super wary. Those kids must have worried for a moment before realizing how chill he is.
as anyone should. id shit my self if i seen him
It's Canada bro... Even the serial killers ask for consent. Polite to a fault 🤦
He could take 'em... Steve puts bear mace on his Mexican food.
**spoiler alert**
They weren't kids they were adults,same as Steve.
"And like my mother would say: Never strain your ravioli water on the floor of an abandoned cold war bunker!" That had me roaring xD
Steve, don't worry about finding weirder or more extreme things to do, we just like watching you. A fun idea to keep it fresh may be to just visit new towns stealth camping around and stepping out of your camp location to visit the town grab a bite to bring back to camp. It would be great to see.
for example: camping behind the police station. that was such a great video.
This to be honest ^^^^^. Steve if you see this; I binge watch your videos at night when I’m going to sleep. Your voice is like ASMR, we just love seeing the scenery and you enjoying life. The stealth stuff is cool asf though. Always enjoy some stealth camping. Keep going and doing whatever you think is right bud. Will always enjoy the content whether it be something simple or extreme.
You don’t speak for everyone, I like seeing new places and think it’s boring just watching the same old spots.
@@ChadRaush Chad relax it's just my own comment in the middle of thousands, it's fine if others want to see what you would like too, its no prob.
i concur
I laughed so hard when he’s like “the sound of children playing and chains dragging is all typical cave sounds”. Laughed out loud . Thank you
Ditto!
me as well hahahaha!!! he is funny
Sameee
It’s great that you’re in an area where you can embrace people rather than have to pack up and leave. Really enjoyed this one but love the stealth stuff just as much.
9:03 - 9:12 this is why I'm subbed, you could camp in the same spot every video and I'd still be here to hang out with what feels like a good friend. The humor and personality are the main reason, the location is pretty much icing on the cake.
“Children playing, chains being drug on the staircase” - normal cave sounds 😉😬
@@brenda5511 thank you for bringing me back. This guy is awesome.
Steve finally got caught camping and it turn into doing photo art and making new friends, only with Steve in Canada.
How refreshing to run into youngsters engaging in creative and wholesome endeavors. Glad they allowed you to join in on the fun, Steve!
It's honestly great.
one of them came back to eat steves ravioli turd chocolate
Steve doing all this camping, and with a bum hip, has just made himself my hero. I am amazed he manages, gives me encouragement for sure.
there is nothing stale about your stealth camping Steve. We watch because of you and your wisdom and comedy . we just love you is what I am trying to say
He cracked me up when he casually mentioned there were just the “normal cave sounds” like dripping water, rattling chains, children playing….
Right!!! And him recommending it if you’re not afraid of ghosts lol Classic Steve!
It's great that when Steve gets "caught" stealth camping it just ends up in him making some friends and filming some cool art.
Don’t overlook the simplicity of the content. We love it!
I don’t know why, but my most anticipated part of every video is when Steve makes his dinner. Always very relaxing lol. Keep on keepin on my friend! You’re living the dream!
Is it just me or does anyone else's day get brighter when they see Steve has posted a new video?
Yes! I live vicariously through Steve's adventures.
Steve just keep doing what you do man. It is not redundant at all. Trees, tunnels, caves, we don’t care where you are. Your videos are therapy. Takes me out of the day to day and gives me some peace
Can always make it a little different by cooking a different meal or trying out some new camping equipment.
Heck, I enjoyed stealthing in the rent-a-truck!
What an awesome thing you stumbled upon. Who would have thought there was so much life in that cave at night?
How cool of a night did this turn out for Steve? Life is full of surprises and he is out there living it up!
No way Steve. It would have to take an actual nuclear war to get me to go into that cave at all, let alone sleep in there by myself. You have large balls sir!
Steve will look so panicked when a safety officer drives by not even looking at him but is like yeah I'll stroll into this pitch black cave in the middle of nowhere where they can't hear my screams
Especially with the "HELP !" And scary face graffiti
Man’s literally camped across from the “Sleep Walker” graffiti. Fuck everything about that.
Steve, I know you read the comments, and I hope what you take away from it, as 99.9999% of us are saying we don't care where you camp. We keep coming back cause you are awesome and entertaining and provide a warm comfortable feel in these uncertain crappy times. Also your mom gives good advice for caves.
I mean. You aren't wrong. But at the same time, we also watch because many of of us are 1 lost paycheck away from this being a life style. It just happens to be a plucky normal guy, that makes the other people outside seem hopefully normal. But not always the case in reality. The streets are tough man.
I actually began watching when I figured I may be homeless. So....yeah. Kinda entertaining, but in a odd way also a little scary.
Well said. Steve is our Jesus of Covid lol
@@shawnnorman3822 what a strange sentence
@@hearsomeevil9199 my meaning is that he a blessing to watch and listen to. Very much needed in these times. I agree with you though :)
@@gurgy3 Dude I never said I used either wtf? lol
Bad sh!t can happen to anyone.
Steve for us it's not the new and the crazy camp videos or new locations. It's just being along for the ride. You don't have to make these videos for us, but we like them. So don't forget, it's the easy and simple camping that we love.
Beautiful light painting images! Whodda thunk?! That the bunker remains litter-free and the apparent live dynamite charge is still intact seems to indicate the quality of people who explore this place. Well done, everyone.
Every time Steve says "let's hope the car is still there" and then it is, he's always so excited. Love it Steve
The storm drain was classic
He has only had two cars/vehicles STOLEN
Well even moreso with Heart Creek, it has a nasty reputation for having cars being smashed open that were left over night.
@@yongyea4147 only? Lol how many have you went through
I think we can all agree it’s steve we keep coming back for, bus camping, hammock camping, culvert camping, it’s all fantastic but steve brings us in more than most I don’t feel like I’m just watching a video I feel like I’m watching a friend and a community enjoy the little things in life.
“In Steve we trust”
Steve just wanted to say thank you for all your work.im in the US and I use to camp but I'm disabled now and I can't.but your videos are the next best thing...do your thing bro
I don’t know why I never thought of Canada having preps for an invasion or bombs from USSR! Thanks for showing this! Plus the light painting was super cool!
Too bad us fans didn't know about this ahead of time... When Steve emerged from the Nuclear Bunker, we could have all greeted him at the entrance dressed up as *Zombies* after the apocalypse.
If this was "just" the "Camping in a Different Clump of Trees in the Same City with Steve" channel... I'd still be watching!!
Every adventure brings new experiences (and potential arrests lol😉) but I always get a kick out of it and enjoy your easy-going manner. I can't be the only one who's watched old videos more than once -- it doesn't get old!
I'm quite sure everybody here would agree we're here for **you**, Steve!
Totally agree 💕
The same spot with camera pointed in different directions woud be fine with me. Truthfully he could just leave the camp setup and keep returning.
I did enjoy this new and unexpected spot.
14:47 when Steve unfolds his pan so slickly …had me dying! 😂😂 Steve you a legend my friend, keep up the good work and most of all stay safe.
14:57 among us is inescapable
Finally found another man of culture.
I have just got to say that I appreciate the fact that you feel like you're letting us down if you don't do something special every week. Steve, we love you. You impress us most by just loving what you are doing...., Clean, simple camping for the love of camping. Like a few others that have commented, this weeks slower delivery gave me a reason to go and watch your vids...., but I went all the way from the start. I made it almost to your 8 weeks camping series, really looking forward to that one. So, as I said..., we, your loyal legions, are more impressed when you're out there doing what you love more so than just trying to impress us. Will say tho, the fire pics done with Adventioneer were awesome AF.
Steve.
Camp in a basement, hiway billboard, rooftop, or even your driveway.
We watch to see you.
To listen, to just wish we were there too.
Thank you!
i'd watch him watch paint dry 😆 just can't get enough of his channel these days - i'm addicted😊
14:28 That's a pin they use to stabilize the rock faces. They are used a lot in underground mining. I suppose it could also be the drill itself that got stuck when making holes for the charges.
this is the quality content i jack on for
It isn't a ground rod? For the electricity lines?
1st thing i did scourer the comments cheers for the info
@@tatehogan5685 doesn't look like it is the right metal for that though
@@EnsToday I haven’t jacked on in a long time.
Ravioli and sauce is so easy for camping that I forgot just how easy it is. I will definitely pack that on our next camping trip. Thanks Steve!!! 👍
That’s the biggest first step two sip you’ve ever done!! That walked must of worked up a thirst 😅
What a random and cool encounter with those guys! Great video Steve
Love those people who Steve met in the cave. People in Canada seem so friendly.
This is in my neck of the woods... Calgary is like any city, but once you're out in the mountains interactions like this become the norm. Hopefully you can come check it out one day.
I agree ! I love you Canadians I wish I was living there
Just a shame about their sucky government!
@@mdlouie I’d love to! Canada seems like there is a lot of pretty scenery up there.
Imagine meeting Steve in a cave and making light art!
How cool is that?!!
Great video, love your work
Steve I really enjoyed this cave adventure. Watched on my TV - with surround sound, I got the cave echoes, almost like being there, sort of. Always a pleasure watching!
I feel like this is one crazy neighbor should have been on 😁
Steve's wife: You should do a video in the cold war cave. Steve: I don't really want to, it's cold, creepy quiet, have to walk up all that hillside. Steve's wife: You can use the phrase 'Hunker in the Bunker!' Steve: 🤔... I'll get packed.
Steve, it never gets stale...I'd watch u stealth camp in a dumpster.
Don't give him ideas!
lol that would be funny
Stealth camping in a garbage bin.
That's a great idea lol
That was really cool! Didn't see that coming at all and it was a real treat. I guess you just never know what you're going to run into while camping an abandoned bunkers!
Steel wool spinning! I've done that kinda photography in abandoned locations numeruous times. Good times and great pics.
How did they get the different colors of sparks in the photos?
@@morphergaming0531 You talking about the light painting?
@@rcnitrodude999 yes
@@morphergaming0531 Just simple multi colored LED lights, some are made purposely for light painting photography
@@rcnitrodude999 thanks, cant tell I dont get out much can ya, lol
“Could be worse, could be worse”. - You are so humble Steve, one reason why I love watching you!
What a wonderful adventure!
When the world is crazy, things are sucking , nothing seems right. I can always count on Steve to make me feel good again.. 👍 😊
@Vacana Salma naaaa
Exactly, I've never seen Steve without a positive outlook
i'm so happy you got a new experience meeting new people, trying new things in a new place - that's what the dream is about Steve - very cool
How exciting! Interesting place to camp! Love the history behind the area!
What a cool experience meeting those people doing the light/exposure art, thank you for sharing Steve :)
Very good comment iDewMeth 420! I also agree!
Whoa Steve running into those people & just getting along with them is the most wholesome & awesome things I've ever seen lol
It's a Canadian thing. Growing up I was amazed that my Dad was INSTANT FRIENDS with everyone we met camping and hiking.
Now I'm the guy who's entertaining people at a waterfall that I've never met before because they find it hilarious my cousin broke his leg there once. People can be awful, but they can also be awesome.
Looking forward to checking this cave out on the weekend! Thanks for the information about it!
Worth the wait Steve !!
Super cool that the visitors included you in light painting !! Great video my friend 👍👍🌲🌲🌲🇨🇦🍻🍻
I don’t expect something wildly different from you in every video. Just seeing the different places you camp is enough to keep me coming back
How lovely that you got your own live performance of light painting! It's this sort of random getting-together and demonstrating rare talents that we've missed during social distancing and lockdown due to Covid. People can be awesome sometimes
It was so awesome and unexpected for sure.
Was it a super spreader event?
@@user-wj9wq7mk4h yes, all of the participants caught a dose of optimism
Great camping site. I like that you changed it up a little bit. We still enjoy when you do your regular camping between busy highways and behind obscure businesses. All are very fun to watch. Keep the videos coming😃👍
Steve, I don't care where you camp man - I mean I LOVE what you do - but I come to watch YOU. Keep doing what you're doing man - we love it.
Just outside of where I live in Berlin, there’s an entire abandoned Soviet town, with ballroom, sports hall, bunkers and a nuke launch site. Way too creepy to feel like camping there, though.
I've seen videos if that .. very interesting
Do You mean at the tropical Island
@@JustinMissmahl that one looks interesting too - but this one is called Vogelsang. I think people are discouraged from going there, and it’s steadily being demolished by the local government - not sure how much is still there :(.
@@jimmy21584 I love the place around the tropical Island but that sounds cool to I will Do some Research and I think i will take a look at it
Do you think there's valuables left, or has it all been taken
Some really great humor this episode." The usual cave sounds..." cracked me up. "What momma always said..." There was just good laughs throughout. Thanks as always for great content without ads!!! Long live Steve and the Beer Donations Fund
Usual cave sounds like children playing and chains being dragged up stairs. You know, normal things
my favorite part. he catchese me off guard with his wit and creativity in every damn video
What a pleasant surprise to meet the artistic adventurers! This is one of my favorites!
Don’t worry about repetitive videos. People watch you because you have a great personality. You could make a video about camping in your back yard and people would watch. I’m a musician and get caught up on the old “I’m doing the same thing over and over” but the truth is, that is what the people want. Keep being you brother! Appreciate the hours of entertainment!
"Dripping water, or children playing, or chains getting drug up a staircase. That's all normal when you're in a cave and you just don't let your imagination play tricks on ya."
Comic gold right there.
Am I the only one that was expecting Crazy Neighbor to jump out of nowhere in the beginning? 🤣🤣🤣
He must have been busy because this abandoned bunker looks like a place that Crazy Neighbor would love! 👍😁😁
Another exceptional video Steve!! Thanks for sharing it with us,...it was definitely worth the wait!! 👍👍😁
Fabulous location Steve, Jason and I are currently researching similar sites in the UK, your videos are an inspiration brother.
This was a great find steve, my man. This is a nice change of pace. Keep doing your thing bro
Steve this will probably give you a big laugh, but as a D&D nerd, your videos are so helpful when thinking about stuff that goes on in the game, with adventurers camping out on a trail on their way to explore a dungeon or whatever. This one was extra special because, buddy, you were *in* a dungeon! You even had a random encounter!
Anyway I love your vids, keep up the good work.
Steve did a perception check when he first entered the cave. Notice moisture, drawings, it’s warm, etc.
Oh no! Some teenagers came in the middle the night and noticed you, Steve. Roll for initiative. Leave no witnesses.
A wild pack of youngsters appears!
What Steve will do?
- Attack
- Start a nice conversation
- Hide
- Run
Is it possible to do Kananaskis while you are down Steve?
“As my Mama always said, don’t drain your Ravioli water directly on the floor of an abandoned Cold War Nuclear bunker”. Thanks Steve’s Mom for looking out for us!
Hey Steve! Thanks To UA-cam recommended videos I found your channel and Subscribed! Awesome video - looking forward to catching up on your past videos!!! Just started my channel back in March and can really appreciate the work you put into your videos - great work buddy Thanks for sharing.
It look like you found some Dynamite still in the Rock and you guys were doing fire painting swirling around fire near some Dynamite that would would have been terrible if that would have went off
This was an absolute Gem. Enjoyed this video a lot. Thank you ☺️
I don't usually comment on videos, but Steve is my hero. Thanks for keeping it real Steve.
I lost my Dad-in-law last night, my wife is my best friend, he was my second best friend so I am hurting along with my wife. Steve, as you always do you cheered me up, and made me smile. Thank you for everything.
I don't know you, but I hope things get better for you as soon as they can, and that one day you are both left with beautiful memories instead of sadness. Take care and bless you.
I am sorry for your loss. I agree with you about Steve. His vids can be a balm for the soul sometimes.
@@monstersaint Thank you so much.
@@Nyctophora Thank you very much.
I'm sorry for your lost. You two hold onto each other with love and patience. Take it one day at a time at your own pace. I pray for peace for you and yours.
I love the, “hearing children playing and chains walking up the stairs.” Are all normal things to hear in a cave! 😂😂😂
What a cool place to camp Steve! I really enjoyed this video and that was so cool with the fireworks! Stay safe my friend can’t wait to see what’s next!
Steve Wallis, coming through with premium entertainment, as always. Thanks Steve.
Well worth the wait! Dinner, drinks, and a floor show, can't ask for more than that. Never boring, always entertaining. Thanks for a great night out.
I appreciate how thorough you're showing off the caves
A lot of people show really blurry shaky footage but I enjoy stopping and looking
Hey Steve! Love your videos ❤️ But this one was super awesome! Thanks for doing what you do. Btw... Watching this with a step two! Keep on keeping on! And keep your stick on the ice!
What a unique experience, going to sleep in an abandoned bunker and meeting some unique people.
Seems like it was a surprisingly fun night
I occasionally enjoy watching people explore abandoned mines, so this was the best of both worlds.
ua-cam.com/users/GhostTownLiving
Brent is a legend, he has a huge mine and is restoring a ghost town.
Why not explore a mine yourself sir, rather than watching others do it?
@@georgegreen6899 Extremely dangerous, and requires all kinds of safety equipment and expertise I dont have, and honestly i wouldn't want to, but i respect the suggestion
Hunker in a bunker - that was fun; especially that light show. Once again, thanks Steve for the adventure!
Steve this is one of my favorite videos so far! Maybe you could lean into camping in more popular places and lean into the experience of meeting other campers and explorers!
also.. holy crap! I lived in the bow valley for years - I hiked like all those trails, I even worked at the Baymag Plant, nestled in the middle of the LaFarge cement plant across the Bow that you showed in the video.. I lived in Canmore, worked 15 years just down the road near Seebe, even drank at the Exshaw Legion... and I have NEVER KNOWN about that abandoned bunker... you learn something new every day! thanks Steve!
I LIVED 63 yrs. and didn't know about Spiritual Beings. They are not Human Angels, but Demons and animal.
Was looking for the name ‘Canmore’ in the comments section.
I was right, it WAS Canmore lol. It was the cement plant that told the tale. Unmistakable.
@@Hotsauce-cj7kj That cement plant was always the 'almost out of the mountains' sign at the end of a childhood trip to BC. So weirdly nice to see it in this vid. Never knew about that bunker, either, my dad would definitely have dragged us up there if he'd known.
@@Lucysmom26 haha good call and story on all aspects!
For me, I think one of the best things about adventure traveling/camping is you run into people you never would have met otherwise and experience things you never would have considered otherwise. These moments are the priceless ones that you will retell over and over again at the old age home 😁
Some of the nicest folks I’ve ever met have been at impromptu camps I’ve set up in the woods to serve as a base camp while hunting elk. Couldn’t agree more with you that you meet some pretty cool people doing stuff like this.
@14:20 there's a camping spot close to me that is on a cliff and a river at the bottom of the cliff. Across the river is a power plant. It's a good sleep with the hum coming across the river from the power plant.
That was awesome! A full night's sleep with no problems, and a light show to boot ♥
Only in Canada! There's a place in Ohio called Nelson's Ledges, while not a bunker it does offer up alot of caves. Problem is, it's so well known, that a lot of sketchy people show up, trash the place, and generally be asses. I'm seeing fewer and fewer families here.
This is by far the best Vid you put out. I'm not so much worried about the stealth aspects, just seeing you have a good time is worth the watch.
I live in Ohio and have never heard of them. I've been to Olentangy Caves and Seneca Caverns tho
Unfortunately the juggalos and drug usage have ruined a lot of the ledges for me :( It’s a wonderful place to go during the summer due to the cliff faces for jumping and water.
I've partied there a few times in my younger days..
Don’t fret, we get the same thing here in Canada too. It all depends where you are. I live here and come across the same in some places. I always pack out more than I bring in.
@@thebobloblawshow8832 I can make a few bucks just on beer cans alone. Happy to see you pick up. Sad that it has to happen. Pack it in, pack it out. Leave no trace. Leave it just as beautiful as you saw it.
The first time Steve getting caught stealth camping was actually a good thing.
steve we love your stealth camping vids and you dont have to change anything we love to watch you stealthcamp anywhere
this is one of my favourite vids to date. Awesome setting, and running into other like minded folks is always cool.
I’m looking forward to watching this one now. Cold War Steve gives this adventure a very different dimension. Thank you for the effort you put in to make this video Steve. In the absence of your usual on Thursday, I rewatched one of your first stealthers “urban stealth camping in hammock in a residential area”. That’s such a good video as you seemed to have been enjoying yourself so much. I recommend everyone watches that episode.
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@@nedimhasanagic6062 poz Nedime 👍
“Cold War Steve’, now that made me laugh!!!
I was worried for you in the first 3 minutes. You are brave!
please check out the theme song I made for Steve! ua-cam.com/video/TxVU6TjAlz4/v-deo.html
I've always fancied stealth camping behind a screen of seamless mirrors. Think this would work a treat in wooded areas.
Great video Steve. It was good to see other friendly people on one of your camps. It's always good to come across friendly and respectful people.
Hope you and beautiful wife are doing well.
I thought about that for years, I thought it would be a perfect way to hide a small cabin, the mirrors would need to be at the proper angles though, otherwise it would shine the sun right back at you
@@campingwithsteve yes. Make a fort out of mirrors. If you were in a heavily wooded area it potentially work but if it was like a place you camped a few moths ago. At the back of that warehouse where you found the camping table and tires and such, it might not work. Would be amazing though. Followed all your videos and I must say, this one was a good one. Was great to see something a little different so thank you.
@@slap_A_flamingo sounds dangerous to birds and other wildlife, but otherwise cool.
If someone shines a flashlight, it would give it away
It wouldn't be anything stealthy with mirrors Lol. Anything but. As the sun moves, a bright reflection would be visible across a wide area. Same as a metal clad lookout building on a mountain top, except even more obvious.
Plus birds would be hitting it and dying like crazy.
That was fun. I liked your visitors with the art work. Good job Steve !
Steve. Man. I randomly stumbled across your channel a few months ago. Nothing you do is redundant or boring. The locations are cool and the stealth camping is fun but as many others stated: don’t care where you go, found your channel by chance, subbed and stayed because of YOU! Awesome personality.
This was a very fun episode the light art was amazing. What a great adventure Steve!
That’s such a “Canadian” bunker. No mess and no x-rated graffiti. You’ve gotta love Canadians.
The ones who do that graffiti damage probably didn't know this bunker existed. They will now. They didn't use to know easy routes up mtn peaks but since social media came along, they found out and graffitti exists way up there. It never did before that. Ppl climbed mtns and visited caves for decades without defacing those places, such a shame now that some do.
@@alan4sure today's graffiti will become a priceless artifact for tomorrow's archeologists
@@toolbaggers Lol time will tell...😄
idk the graffiti in the thumbnail was pretty suspicious
That cement factory looks like a village in the Swiss Alps if you squint a bit.
Awesome! We did those steel wool sparklers all the time as kids. Crazy to see it as an art form now!