Thanks you for watching this video. In the meantime I have designed my own survival knife which you can find at my online store: www.survivallilly.at/shop Thank you so much for your support
+Mike Han ha ha ha, yes! It wouldn't work at all on some lazy, dreamy, cats I have known. Actually, I think people have tried that on cats and been very disappointed or frustrated on what the cat did (or rather not did).
Thanks, nice video. My great great grandfather was Lakota. My grandfather taught me much. I knapped arrowheads, built bows and arrows, speared and fished and trapped since a small boy. I built a wikiup in northern vermont, usa on a beaver lake in the 1980's. I lived in it most of the winter while trapping. For insulation, I put a plastic tarp over the framework, covered with some hemlock bows. I then purchased 5 bales of straw from a nearby farmer. I fluffed the straw over the entire shelter. It was more than 2 feet thick. I then put a plastic sheet over the top which came to a coule feet above the ground. I then covered with more hemlock bows and then brush and leaves. The walls were abour 4 feet thick when finished. I built an igloo type entrance with sheep skin doors at each end. A gas lantern kept it so warm that even when the temp was -20 some nights I didn't need a jacket. Every year, more leaves would cover it and it blended in perfectly with the surroundings. This wikiup lasted me 6 years, until the land was sold. Who knows, it may still be there as it just looked like part of the hill.
LOL That dog is killing me, I can't stop laughing at it, and now to see it chew a tree right out of the ground, that's brilliant .. a bushcrafting dog. #SuperRevRob
Oh my God he felled a sapling! hahahahaha. That took a lot of work no joke, well done good perseverance Lilly, you're a shelter building machine; impressive.
Stumbled across one of your older videos. This was awesome to watch. The great thing about you taking your dad's dog, Dax, with you on your trips is that he lives on in your videos. ;) I laughed so hard when he uprooted that tree while you were trying to cut the other one down! Good dog, good dog!
Another great video and so much work. Dax is wonderful. I love that we got to see some snow on the ground in your beautiful country. Great sense of humour Lilly -- Keep them coming please. very enjoyable.
Good job on the shelter. I am sure you are aware that more material is needed to block all daylight coming through the shelter. These shelters are very time consuming and much materials needed, so I respect the amount of work you put into it. It really depends on the type of environment and weather, on how much debris is needed on the outside. I live in Alberta, Canada where temperatures can dip to -30 all the way to -60 Celsius. I would need minimum 2 feet thick of debris around my shelter in those conditions.
Not really on the 2 feet. Just a nice tarp & fire inside :). Of course more insulation won't hurt but spent some nice nights in my yukon tent before I loaned it & got it back rotten. At home cutting spruce is fine city did you know? I try not cutting anything live I don't actually need. People often cut black spruce or tamarac not even thinking they are several hundred years old. No for me some fall down, tarp in a tipi will do.
Lilly, My quickest shelter from scratch, is based upon the Plains Lakota sweatlodge frame of willow saplings, butt ends dug into the ground in a circle, then bent and tied in place. Unlike a sweatlodge, I use plastic tarps to cover it, (to shed the P.N.W. rain) rather than the traditional Bison hides or wool blankets. Once done with frame and cover, I dig a "trench" of about 2' depth, (saving the excavated dirt for later) and wide enough for a "bed". Then outside, I heat up rocks, to be placed in the trench, and covered with the saved dirt or sand.This is the base for whatever bedding that I have on hand, (I favor wool "trappers blankets" or a bedroll). Makes for a quick, snug, trappers camp, when I'm traveling light on the move through back country in the American west, or Alaska.
Did I say at any time that dogs don't do that? But why would you ask such a question here and why would you write it in this amazingly weird way? You sir, are a creep.
Thanks for the terrific video. Hey, Lilly, this old Grandpa compliments your sense of humor and your ladyship, for giving all us guys great expectations, then leaving us with anticipation.
Shovels, axes, ropes aren't really necessary you can do just as much with sticks and stones I know this because I do it several days a month but she's Really good done a great job and shouldn't be criticized for it but complimented
some of the comments on this are just stupid at least this girl is out there making shelters and practicing her skills and filming these videos WHAT HAVE YOU DONE LATELY ? keep up the awesome work lily
More than anything I enjoy watching your dog , Nothing makes a dog happier than running and playing in nature , I bet you have to bathe him after every episode :)
hey ,if anyone else wants to discover debris survival shelter try Mahorrla Protect Ownlife Method (just google it )? It is a good one of a kind product for protecting your family from danger without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.
0:28 your german/Bavarian :) didn't knew that ;) cause you sound like an real british/american women + your dog is rlly so cute and amazing! my dog would propably run away >_> and then she will never find me again =_= and i would cry for months.... + your tutorials are very helpful and amazing!! it will help me and my friend a lot for the Tomb Raider Camp week in a forest....very very deep in a forest, i hope we will find out again :) but we will go next week so
***** Ich find deine Videos echt super^^ Bin erst vor ein paar Tagen drauf gestoßen. Muss das auch mal ausprobieren^^ Ist das legal, sowas einfach im Wald zu machen?
Your dog is the best ! He or she has a great personality , always waging a tale and rolling around like a pig in mud ! Hilarious !!! Very beautiful piece of land you have there. I'd be out in the woods too if I had that to grow up on. Beautiful !
I don't know why you bothered taking an axe and folding saw, your dog seemed to be doing a pretty good job felling saplings for you. Just think, I had a dog that wouldn't even fetch a stick I threw, and you've got one that's trained as a lumberjack. P.S. ALWAYS carry spare batteries. :D
folding saw for cutting green limbs without damaging the tree, and an axe for making pegs, knocking dead branches off your main poles, etc. both have uses and both are incredibly useful for shelter making. thats why she bothered, hope this answers your question.
+JOHN E BOB cave entrances are only one of the forms of stone age shelter used. a structure like this would also have been covered with pelts to make a very waterproof, well insulated shelter for entire family units.
I had no idea that Austria is such a beautiful country, had such an awesome dog, or such an educated and fine looking woman that likes to get outside and actually do something resourceful. The U.S. is beautiful and there are some awesome dogs here too, but the women here are nothing like Lilly. : (
Why do you feel the need for women in your area to be like her? How would that affect you as a person? I mean being outdoorsy is great and all but I dont feel sad that men and women around me are not outdoorsy. I dont really care either way as it does not affect me. Do you feel the same about men? Or is it just girls because you wanna fuck them?
The basic structure is good coverage is useless you see the light if it sees the light also passes through the rain survival? does that mean? perhaps you have a knife or an ax, but you will never have a backpack full of tools, twine and ropes excuse my English is not good but I do not speak English, I translated with google translator, ciao Alfonso.
***** If you're coming under snow conditions or it's just getting dark and you're looking for shelter, you can bed down on the ground with only leaves covering you as long as the leaves come from top of the decayed ones. Pile them up high and quickly under the limbs of evergreen trees and against the trunk and borough deep under them from the trunk side. Always enter and exit at the trunk. The snow will provide insulation. For me as soon as I get comfortable I have the urge to pee. lol
beta11554 The greatest tools a person can have are his hands period. What is a knife or an Axe without the hands to wield it. Lilly,great Job demonstrating in the vid!
beta11554 Survival in bad or when serious weather is approaching etc ,needs fast reactions and fast shelters to build/find/improvise, not things like this. It was a good video but I would not have labeled it survival. One should expend as little energy as needed do these things unless you know you are getting rescued or self rescue is imminent JMHO based on being involved in S and R and several survival situations, including both finding shelter and water in a hurry. But as she says, she always carried these tools with her and that is smart and I do to when I'm in the wilds.
Bush Camping Tools Hi, as your name says, it's camping not survival. You bring anything you want or think you will need. And I agree with you, FAST reactions. Not walking around looking for that nice piece of wood to burn. Night is coming on and it's raining. Shelter comes first, in my experience and just my opinion. Cheers
Nice video! I know the natives who lived in my area of Wisconsin made shelters like this. They may have used hides to cover them in addition to needle leaf tree branches.
@TNTsquadHQ That was a bit strange reasoning in my opinion. Not shovel as shovels out of the shop looks today (obviously), but what do you know about how they dug back in the days? So they may have used a stick to dig with: still a kind of shovel. The thing is "digging" then, not how exactly they dug. So they didn't have the same ready made ropes (obviously), but were they able to make string or something doing the same job out of natural materials? I would guess so. Anyway, I don't think Lilly made any claims here of using authentic tools or methods, just wanted to practice and test the general concept of the hut itself.
HAHA! Your Dad's dog is so helpful, around; 0:06 he decides to jump in and help you break down a tree. While you cut one down - he pulled one out with the roots and all. That's a great dog!!
this is my first night running across your video's and i must say, they are great. good information that might save your life if you need it, or just good fun in the forest, either way, it has been a pleasure watching you, and your sense of humor is amusing as hell, , thank you for an enjoyable evening.
Good work. Similar concept to the bough tents used by the itinerant Irish in days gone by. I found one in some woods in Derbyshire a few years ago that had been made from bent pvc pipe, and covered with bin bags, old raincoats and bits of old tents - not what you could call 'primitive', but certainly sourced from that idea. I found out later in the day that it had been erected by a local homeless lad, proof that human ingenuity will always provide shelter in extraneous circumstances. Excellent video.
Thanks you for watching this video. In the meantime I have designed my own survival knife which you can find at my online store: www.survivallilly.at/shop Thank you so much for your support
Survival Lilly is that your land???
Survival Lilly good hut
Survival Lilly , can I meet you I do suvival because your videos are alsom
Survival Lilly What breed is the dog it looks to me like a Bulgarian Shepherd Dog but I'm not sure?
The Queen of the Forest! 🎶 ♠️
Your dog's joy at being in the woods is so much fun to see! Running, digging, smelling- just being a dog, free without a leash is a happy sight.
put a camera on that dog and give it a channel of its own
that's the best idea ever
+Mike Han I second this. This needs to happen.
+Mike Han ha ha ha, yes! It wouldn't work at all on some lazy, dreamy, cats I have known. Actually, I think people have tried that on cats and been very disappointed or frustrated on what the cat did (or rather not did).
Next PewDiePie
+ghanaboyz whenever I give my cat a Camera it just does unboxing videos
Thanks, nice video.
My great great grandfather was Lakota.
My grandfather taught me much. I knapped arrowheads, built bows and arrows, speared and fished and trapped since a small boy.
I built a wikiup in northern vermont, usa on a beaver lake in the 1980's.
I lived in it most of the winter while trapping.
For insulation, I put a plastic tarp over the framework, covered with some hemlock bows. I then purchased 5 bales of straw from a nearby farmer. I fluffed the straw over the entire shelter. It was more than 2 feet thick. I then put a plastic sheet over the top which came to a coule feet above the ground. I then covered with more hemlock bows and then brush and leaves.
The walls were abour 4 feet thick when finished. I built an igloo type entrance with sheep skin doors at each end. A gas lantern kept it so warm that even when the temp was -20 some nights I didn't need a jacket.
Every year, more leaves would cover it and it blended in perfectly with the surroundings. This wikiup lasted me 6 years, until the land was sold. Who knows, it may still be there as it just looked like part of the hill.
Lilly, you were years ahead of giving people the skills they really need nowadays! Kudos!
that ending DEMANDS a sequel!
+oldnotweak
Yeah...that was evil.
Badass dog. Ripping out trees. :D
Helping Mom.
lekkki1 it's mum
I know right lmao
skatatataatje hi
good Doggie helps collect firewood......
Good to see the dog helping to collect materials! xD
I love that dog. "OMG DIRT! DIRT DIRT DIRT!! OMG I LOVE DIRT!! HOLY SH*T LOOK MOAR DIRT!!!"
lol I do too
SpaceGypsy it's more...not moar
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SpaceGypsy he was trying to dig up a vole or other rodent that he could hear underneath the dirt
@@1xitzmanglex1playsroblox70 yes she knows, it's a meme.
LOL That dog is killing me, I can't stop laughing at it, and now to see it chew a tree right out of the ground, that's brilliant .. a bushcrafting dog.
#SuperRevRob
Love her tenacity making the shelter alone and i am also so facinated with her dog. It knows how to entertain itself.
Oh my God he felled a sapling! hahahahaha. That took a lot of work no joke, well done good perseverance Lilly, you're a shelter building machine; impressive.
"RAWR fuck this tree!"
lol dax
I love that your dog chips in! Is she trained to uproot trees suitable for building structures? :D
Are there any weed plants in that forest cuze your dog might have eaten some
+KamielJake lol
+Survival Lilly native survival
Yr dog was trying to help☺
That dog definitely looks like he or she is high on something. XD
Maybe the dog dug up some kind of funky truffle ;)
Stumbled across one of your older videos. This was awesome to watch. The great thing about you taking your dad's dog, Dax, with you on your trips is that he lives on in your videos. ;) I laughed so hard when he uprooted that tree while you were trying to cut the other one down! Good dog, good dog!
That dog of yours is a digging maniac! I'll bet your backyard looks like the surface of the moon.
Another great video and so much work. Dax is wonderful.
I love that we got to see some snow on the ground in your beautiful country. Great sense of humour Lilly -- Keep them coming please. very enjoyable.
am i the only one watching her vids just because the dog is so funny?
Maximilian Neumann yes
Maximilian Neumann Her dog is really funny and could use a sedative:-)
Maximilian Neumann i watch for lilly and dax
It's because Lilly is awesome
+jetpaq KIND OF!?!?!?!
Dax was helping you pull up trees! lol
I love your dry sense of humor and...I want to go camping with you! Heehee!!!
Definitely not her first rodeo! Love the dog! Notice her concentration! No wasted movement, energy! I love it!
I can already see me pulling down on the branches like you did 2 mins in and smacking the shit out of my face or testes
That giggle at the end of the video. Love it. haha
Good job on the shelter. I am sure you are aware that more material is needed to block all daylight coming through the shelter. These shelters are very time consuming and much materials needed, so I respect the amount of work you put into it. It really depends on the type of environment and weather, on how much debris is needed on the outside. I live in Alberta, Canada where temperatures can dip to -30 all the way to -60 Celsius. I would need minimum 2 feet thick of debris around my shelter in those conditions.
Not really on the 2 feet. Just a nice tarp & fire inside :). Of course more insulation won't hurt but spent some nice nights in my yukon tent before I loaned it & got it back rotten. At home cutting spruce is fine city did you know? I try not cutting anything live I don't actually need. People often cut black spruce or tamarac not even thinking they are several hundred years old. No for me some fall down, tarp in a tipi will do.
Love that dog, point out a tree you want and let him dig it up.
Lilly,
My quickest shelter from scratch, is based upon the Plains Lakota sweatlodge frame of willow saplings, butt ends dug into the ground in a circle, then bent and tied in place. Unlike a sweatlodge, I use plastic tarps to cover it, (to shed the P.N.W. rain) rather than the traditional Bison hides or wool blankets.
Once done with frame and cover, I dig a "trench" of about 2' depth, (saving the excavated dirt for later) and wide enough for a "bed".
Then outside, I heat up rocks, to be placed in the trench, and covered with the saved dirt or sand.This is the base for whatever bedding that I have on hand, (I favor wool "trappers blankets" or a bedroll).
Makes for a quick, snug, trappers camp, when I'm traveling light on the move through back country in the American west, or Alaska.
hahaha it was so cute, your dog was trying to help too. Pulled that sampling out easily.
I thought she was gonna do somethin to that dog with that knife...glad that didn't happen
iRazor8 what an odd thought
iRazor8
She should have told the dog where to dig
30 seconds into the video... Wow, that dog is amazing!
Does you dog ever roll in dead stinky stuff and then come back to you all stinky and happy?
Man, what the fuck is wrong with you?
It's normal behavior for a dog to roll in dead carcasses.
Did I say at any time that dogs don't do that? But why would you ask such a question here and why would you write it in this amazingly weird way? You sir, are a creep.
And we need more grammar books for people like you.
Usually fox poo or dead and decaying animals.
that dog is amazing he was helping her at the beginning
your dog has such a joy for life!!! it is so cute to watch him play!!
Thanks for the terrific video. Hey, Lilly, this old Grandpa compliments your sense of humor and your ladyship, for giving all us guys great expectations, then leaving us with anticipation.
Give the girl a break, do you or can you do what she's doing? She's what most of you aren't ,, ACTIVE..
Well said! Cheers.
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Punit Saini sorry to hear you are bad.
Chabunga live in woods under pile of leaves.Eat fish,bugs and wild plants.
Shovels, axes, ropes aren't really necessary you can do just as much with sticks and stones I know this because I do it several days a month but she's Really good done a great job and shouldn't be criticized for it but complimented
I aspire to have the level of happiness that dog has
some of the comments on this are just stupid at least this girl is out there making shelters and practicing her skills and filming these videos WHAT HAVE YOU DONE LATELY ? keep up the awesome work lily
More than anything I enjoy watching your dog , Nothing makes a dog happier than running and playing in nature , I bet you have to bathe him after every episode :)
I think the dogs getting possessed at 4:27
omg..thats funy
nah he's just being a dog lol
Connor C. Your baby
Connor C. that's just dax for ya
Connor C. 4:34*
What an incredible little hut
Damn batteries...
Thiago Monteiro lol
Imma watch these vijeos in the forlorn hope that the batteries don’t die someday.
I really like that you do not have music in the background. The sounds of nature is the best background music.
video should be called "amazing dog recruited to be lumberjack"
hey ,if anyone else wants to discover debris survival shelter try Mahorrla Protect Ownlife Method (just google it )?
It is a good one of a kind product for protecting your family from danger without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.
🤣
Lilly, there's my hero, digging and pulling up a tree as fast as you can cut one
0:28 your german/Bavarian :) didn't knew that ;) cause you sound like an real british/american women + your dog is rlly so cute and amazing! my dog would propably run away >_> and then she will never find me again =_= and i would cry for months.... + your tutorials are very helpful and amazing!! it will help me and my friend a lot for the Tomb Raider Camp week in a forest....very very deep in a forest, i hope we will find out again :) but we will go next week so
***** Ich find deine Videos echt super^^ Bin erst vor ein paar Tagen drauf gestoßen.
Muss das auch mal ausprobieren^^
Ist das legal, sowas einfach im Wald zu machen?
***** sorry i was kinda tired + i'm not good at guessing at accents...
***** and Europeans cant recognize American accents. most of you think we only have one
***** I'm from the US and I never thought for a second she was British lol but you are correct, a lot of people have trouble distinguishing accents
***** me too man
Well done.I'm glad you showed the limbs popping out of the ground and how you fixed it
Forests, bushcraft, nature in general. And a sweat lodge/sauna and rolling in the snow? Are you sure you aren't at least a little bit Finnish?
I LOVE YOUR TIPS!! I'm hoping that one day I will be living out in the wilderness with your wisdom.
need to give your dog his very own UA-cam channel ...
+Whitworth Allan - oh, someone already said that: well then we're both right.
Dax is dead
Your dog is the best ! He or she has a great personality , always waging a tale and rolling around like a pig in mud ! Hilarious !!! Very beautiful piece of land you have there. I'd be out in the woods too if I had that to grow up on. Beautiful !
And while you wait, my dog will now do an interpretive dance on the ground called, "Earthworm in my bowl." :D
That was great Lilly! There's nothing like a little humor to make the world go round!!
I don't know why you bothered taking an axe and folding saw, your dog seemed to be doing a pretty good job felling saplings for you. Just think, I had a dog that wouldn't even fetch a stick I threw, and you've got one that's trained as a lumberjack.
P.S. ALWAYS carry spare batteries. :D
folding saw for cutting green limbs without damaging the tree, and an axe for making pegs, knocking dead branches off your main poles, etc. both have uses and both are incredibly useful for shelter making. thats why she bothered, hope this answers your question.
Mate, I was making a humorous comment on how well the dog, Dax, was doing at bringing down the sapling early in the video, do pay attention.
These are the kinda people that can survive ANYTHING. Good job with the video and keep up the God work
Dog = high asf 24/7
Dax is helping you! Cute! He's always so happy to be out in the woods with you! :D
Excellent vid Lilly, pity your battery went flat though hehe...
How does it feel to know that no matter how hard you try to make awesome videos, Dax is the real star?
keep it up sister you have bigger balls then alot of those pansies out there .....
you have great skills :)
these videos really show you're sense of humor they are excellent
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The most enthusiastic dog on youtube
First thing to have is the dog! He is the fun part of all this work! Interesting survival video.
that dogs just having the time of his life!
OMG! I'm probably not the only one who is watching the dog! That's really cute! It makes me crack up 😂❤️💋
your dog is as happy as they come. great video. how long did it take to make this hut?
Dax cracks me up. It's funny the way he just shows up in the scene digging or rolling or just being himself. Sometimes I think he is a camera hound.
I lived in the stone ages and we used caves for shelter
Wtf you would be dead..
r u brain dead Angie?....it was a joke
No.
+JOHN E BOB lol
+JOHN E BOB cave entrances are only one of the forms of stone age shelter used. a structure like this would also have been covered with pelts to make a very waterproof, well insulated shelter for entire family units.
Modest, independent, hard working, thorough and passionate. The perfect kinda camping gal. Respect Lilly!
the freaking dog is awesome
Priceless at 22. What a working companion....
I had no idea that Austria is such a beautiful country, had such an awesome dog, or such an educated and fine looking woman that likes to get outside and actually do something resourceful. The U.S. is beautiful and there are some awesome dogs here too, but the women here are nothing like Lilly. : (
Why do you feel the need for women in your area to be like her? How would that affect you as a person?
I mean being outdoorsy is great and all but I dont feel sad that men and women around me are not outdoorsy. I dont really care either way as it does not affect me.
Do you feel the same about men? Or is it just girls because you wanna fuck them?
So true
The USA has motel 6 and 8. Who wants to snuggle in the dirt? Even the Native American women do not carry or build tepees, do they? Lol
Low key Nice Guy
You should get yourself a small set of garden shears for clipping the spruce bows . Make's life much easier
The basic structure is good coverage is useless
you see the light if it sees the light also passes through the rain
survival? does that mean? perhaps you have a knife or an ax, but you will never have a backpack full of tools, twine and ropes
excuse my English is not good but I do not speak English, I translated with google translator, ciao Alfonso.
With a good knife you can make any tool.
***** If you're coming under snow conditions or it's just getting dark and you're looking for shelter, you can bed down on the ground with only leaves covering you as long as the leaves come from top of the decayed ones. Pile them up high and quickly under the limbs of evergreen trees and against the trunk and borough deep under them from the trunk side. Always enter and exit at the trunk. The snow will provide insulation. For me as soon as I get comfortable I have the urge to pee. lol
beta11554 The greatest tools a person can have are his hands period. What is a knife or an Axe without the hands to wield it. Lilly,great Job demonstrating in the vid!
beta11554 Survival in bad or when serious weather is approaching etc ,needs fast reactions and fast shelters to build/find/improvise, not things like this. It was a good video but I would not have labeled it survival. One should expend as little energy as needed do these things unless you know you are getting rescued or self rescue is imminent JMHO based on being involved in S and R and several survival situations, including both finding shelter and water in a hurry. But as she says, she always carried these tools with her and that is smart and I do to when I'm in the wilds.
Bush Camping Tools Hi, as your name says, it's camping not survival. You bring anything you want or think you will need. And I agree with you, FAST reactions. Not walking around looking for that nice piece of wood to burn. Night is coming on and it's raining. Shelter comes first, in my experience and just my opinion. Cheers
Love the dog! Looks like he is having so much fun!
i just need 20 wood and 10 villagers... (#ageofempires1)
Lilly you did a great job on that shelter.
Kids nowadays be like: its an Iphone 6 but i wanted 6+
Dogs be like: DIRT DIRT OMFG YES DIIIRT!!!
Coach Ro4st then I'm a dog 😂😂
THAT DOG THO!!!! SUBSCRIBED!!! TO ADORABLE
What a tease
The dog definitely knows the meaning of happiness
Oh, you built a Stone Age Hut? Sorry, I didn't realise, I was watching the dog the entire time!
Nice video! I know the natives who lived in my area of Wisconsin made shelters like this. They may have used hides to cover them in addition to needle leaf tree branches.
German girls are so pretty
Lol,Shes from Austria🙂
lmao!!!!!
+Ritter kreuz Austria was in Nazi Germany, but they have independence now
You're all fucking idiots
+dhaka nogori She has Austrian accent, German accent is different. But it can also differ if from east-north-south German of course...worst is east :)
hahaha while you was building the hut at the beginning of the video the dog was digging the fire pit lol, that was so sweet!
They don't use ropes, nor shovel e.e
they used tendons instead
@TNTsquadHQ
That was a bit strange reasoning in my opinion. Not shovel as shovels out of the shop looks today (obviously), but what do you know about how they dug back in the days? So they may have used a stick to dig with: still a kind of shovel. The thing is "digging" then, not how exactly they dug.
So they didn't have the same ready made ropes (obviously), but were they able to make string or something doing the same job out of natural materials? I would guess so.
Anyway, I don't think Lilly made any claims here of using authentic tools or methods, just wanted to practice and test the general concept of the hut itself.
Maybe they had a dog digging for them!
Lilly... your dog should win an oscar for best supporting actor :D
At 4:31 that dog is like...hey you forgot to build me a doggy door.lol🐶
God dammit why did you stop the video there??
Her battery died :D
suuuure lol
Lolzzzzzzzzz
Very cool, great job! Also love to see your happy friend rolling in the leaves.
and where do i find 6 kilograms of rope... lol
You can make it from plant fibres, but I guess Lilly used cordage to save time 😊
That dog is nutz!! He looks like the perfect camping dog
^_^ v
*****さんと
Miki Hosikawaさんがしたがってたｗｗ
面白くて今、Camp Pt 2 of 2まで見終えたところですw
*****
ブハハ^_^
子供の頃は岩場に開いた穴を見つけて、そこを隠れ家にしましたが、無くても自分で作れるとまた楽しそう。
最低限必要な物で何を持って行こうかと、色々考えましたw
*****
岩場の穴の隠れ家ｗｗｗｗｗｗ！
Lilly I love your since of humor. Great video and shelter. You are one of my favorite people on UA-cam.
I doubt stone aged girls teased their viewing audience like this-and I'm pretty sure they would have extra camera batteries
+Andy Walker i'm pretty sure they would have been even more of a tease, what with walking around without any underwear or bra.
Andy Walker i dought there were cameras..and why are u being a jerk?
mckenzie_ the_therian doubt....
Andy Walker Chill, Andy. Don't get so overexcited at the sight of a woman making a joke.
Shut up bitch
HAHA! Your Dad's dog is so helpful, around; 0:06 he decides to jump in and help you break down a tree. While you cut one down - he pulled one out with the roots and all. That's a great dog!!
im a kid and i love this stuff especially you Lilly cause i love to be prepared
this is my first night running across your video's and i must say, they are great. good information that might save your life if you need it, or just good fun in the forest, either way, it has been a pleasure watching you, and your sense of humor is amusing as hell, , thank you for an enjoyable evening.
that dog helping you that is so beautiful
Hahahaha...that dog showed you how its done...what a great helper...that was hilarious...good job
this gives me a unbelievable amount of serotonin
Good work. Similar concept to the bough tents used by the itinerant Irish in days gone by. I found one in some woods in Derbyshire a few years ago that had been made from bent pvc pipe, and covered with bin bags, old raincoats and bits of old tents - not what you could call 'primitive', but certainly sourced from that idea. I found out later in the day that it had been erected by a local homeless lad, proof that human ingenuity will always provide shelter in extraneous circumstances. Excellent video.