Your meal look so delicious. Where do you get those dry meal. I should try them. I am a 75years old lady. I'll make that in the summer I'll in my balcony when it's raining And have that meal with a coffee And pretend that i am in the tent. It's a good thing i live in a condo So there is another balcony ober my head so i won't get wet. When i was young we did some camping and my brother very young age he did have a tent. Then wben he had money had a trailer. Me and my husband always visit. We had such good time. Singing around the fire nice summer night and some brought there guitars. During the day we when swimming in the lake. We had lots and lots of B.B.C. At night from the fresh air being in the outdoors all day We slept like baby's from the young one.the parents. Also the grandparents. BOY WE SURE HAD A GOOD TIME AT NIGHT WE HAD NICE BIG DINNER AND A GLASS OF WINE SOME HAD A BOTTLE OF BEER. I THINK OFTEN OF THOSE MEMORIES 😎💞
Or boil.a saucepan of water Pour some tea/ ciffee. Add an egg + some slice onion to the water. Pour the water on some dried noodles. Keep tge egg for b-fast. Fry a schteak a few mins a sude. Then add the oniins let it sit while you eat the soup/ noodles. Half a bread roll and mop up the steak juice, and you git a tasty steak and onion sandwich. Mmmm. A real godsend camping is peanut butter. Flavour and energy and sort of makes you content.
Apparently you can fry a few crickets and good value locust. I'd avoid the roaches and flues. . Bet you never though that old bamboo cane fishing net you had as a kid would come in handy.
Looks like a really good tent for wet weather! I have a slumber jack trail tent, and when it rains water seeps up through the floor. It’s no fun laying on a wet sleeping bag.
Man I love the rain cause where I live we get very little just a cloud burst and then 20 minutes later back to 100 degrees. Thanks for the relaxing video!!
Cooking up on a lousy day in your shelter was always a pleasure. Funny story: When Military meal ready to eat (MRE) heaters came out. I was in Vermont on Winter warfare training. Didn't know they put off Hydrogen. Well the hydrogen formed at the top of the tent. Well another guy came in and lit off a whisper light stove. One second Hindenburg, nobody hurt.
I wanted to see how the scorpion 3 is. How it is like to cook in the vestible in the rain. thanks for answering my curiosity . Just purchased this tent. can't wait to put it up and beckon the rain. thanx buddy. take care.
thankyou. been searching through diffeent you tube videos tonshow cokingbin the vestibule area in the snugpak scorpian 3. none of them showed this . until I cane across this one. I tend to go outnin all weathers wildcamping. in the rain is one of them. I will save up for this tent for my future winter camps. I have wanted this tent for years. I am adement now that Inwant this tent. take care buddy.
Haha..."Lesson Learned"- How many times did I say that- I finally started saying, "Why did I even need to "learn" this lesson- I knew better in the first place!" Funny how we keep doing the same stupid crap even though we know better. That's being human, I guess. But, at least it only becomes 'stupid' after the fact- right?. I went for a day trip once- just a short "get there, Hike out, hike back, no problem." Problem! - It had been raining for five days and no real issues- just wet and calm- , then it really let loose, just an hour after I crossed the last bridge a flash flood and total Washout. I only carried one "day trip" worth of food and two canteens of water. Four days later, water receded enough for me to get out ! You mention you always take a "Week+" of food and ten liters of water (20 pounds of water alone!). Wise, indeed and good exercise packing it. Everyone should follow that advice. I 'learned' some good lessons on my outings- on every single one, too. What you said about being "amazed" at how fast you use up your water. That was one of my very first 'amazement s' for me, too when I first started pack packing/exploring. After some years of hoofing it, I wanted to cover more territory so I began vehicle packing/camping- with four wheelers and jeep sometimes (always alone- But, a few times I brought my teen son to teach him woodcraft- he hated it- boring, no girls, etc). I always tanked up on water like crazy. But, it seemed to me, the more water you carry the more you end up needing. I never felt like I had enough water. What is up with that, anyway? I'm old now and can't hike anymore- but I sure enjoyed it when I did. Seems like the forest/desert/whatever and isolation for a few days always cleared my mental cobwebs- made me a better person. Good vid. I enjoyed it.
Nice vid. I have the same tent. Learned a lesson or two about staking down your tent though, didn't you ? You are lucky to be alive. Could've had a very serious situation on your hands. You provided an invaluable lesson for so many folks out there, me included. Many thx. A quick suggestion if you don't mind. How about purchasing a tarp (I recommend DD Hammocks tarps, either 3X3 or the newer, better, 4X4 (that's 13 ft !), and using the tarp to not only cover your tent (yes, I know you already have a fly), but you can use the rest of the tarp to extend your vestibule, making it that much larger. Just a thought. Keep up the great work and God bless. Your friend Sebastian in Canada.
Those Mountain House meals were originally developed as LRP rations for combat ground forces in Vietnam and were a welcome respite from the much maligned C-rations. A marble sized ball of C-4 would bring a canteen cup of water to a boil in nothing flat, or "boom done" as we liked to say.
Thanks! Well that's a kick in the head, the sound was excellent. Very immersive. Maybe it's because you actually know how to use said handycam, unlike so many UA-camrs! ; )
Always ,always secure fully the tent. And I have had the same meal many times.Enough for two. It is to me real tasty. I use these freeze dried meals when in Bear Country,not as much food odor, Still unless it was total drenching with lightning, I would not eat inside the tent.
I have a Scorpion 2 and I agree is a bit small. But still great as a storm shelter! I use a tarp to extend the vestibule area as a living quarters outside the tent. It works well this way, overall I have no regrets with my Scorpion 2
Always best to stake out your tent and use all lines.... never know what the weather is going to do.... better a little extra work than being sorry at 2 am for not setting things up as designed.
That's what everybody needs after you 've arrived and got set up, a good grunt with nosh. I clack sticks together too. Only joking. There was so much rain it sounded lile England. I live in Bath in England for 4 years and for 1 of them it rained every day from Oct to April. And i dudnt have any feet n sour either . That was fun :'-/.
Your lucky your vestibule didn't land on that hot stove like mine did on my north face canyonlands tent. Melted right through like a hot knife into butter.
Good resilience to the elements, it certainly came down pretty hard!! Something very satisfying about being out in it though. What's the deal with cooking inside the tent, is there a risk of carbon monoxide build up?
+Tom Robinson (Swiss) Yes of course, there is risk of intoxication and an accident is very easy to happen, however, the vestibule is big enough to let good ventilation for occasional cooking. There will be sometimes when you get stranded for one or several days on your tent under heavy rain and this is the only way to cook basically. It's good to practice just in case.
I shot this video because some people, including me, like to see videos inside a tent or tarp when is raining. Take a look a my other videos and the ones to come for good recipes. I hope you enjoy them.
It was more for the sound of the rain hence why he is wasn't talking plus he was stuck Ina tent while it was pouring and he showed you as much as he could atleasteverything that was in the tent . But you can tell it's more for the sound of the rain . SMH .
I'd be ready for a nap after that; rain on the tent, the soft roar of the stove, and a hot meal.....the birds sound great, too. Very relaxing!
Your meal look so delicious.
Where do you get those dry meal.
I should try them.
I am a 75years old lady.
I'll make that in the summer
I'll in my balcony when it's raining
And have that meal with a coffee
And pretend that i am in the tent.
It's a good thing i live in a condo
So there is another balcony ober my head so i won't get wet.
When i was young we did some camping and my brother very young age he did have a tent.
Then wben he had money had a trailer.
Me and my husband always visit.
We had such good time.
Singing around the fire nice summer night and some brought there guitars.
During the day we when swimming in the lake.
We had lots and lots of B.B.C.
At night from the fresh air being in the outdoors all day
We slept like baby's from the young one.the parents. Also the grandparents.
BOY WE SURE HAD A GOOD TIME
AT NIGHT WE HAD NICE BIG DINNER AND A GLASS OF WINE
SOME HAD A BOTTLE OF BEER.
I THINK OFTEN OF THOSE MEMORIES 😎💞
I just buy packet noodles in a supermarket. Cheap and tasty.
Or boil.a saucepan of water
Pour some tea/ ciffee.
Add an egg + some slice onion to the water. Pour the water on some dried noodles. Keep tge egg for b-fast.
Fry a schteak a few mins a sude. Then add the oniins let it sit while you eat the soup/ noodles. Half a bread roll and mop up the steak juice, and you git a tasty steak and onion sandwich. Mmmm.
A real godsend camping is peanut butter. Flavour and energy and sort of makes you content.
Apparently you can fry a few crickets and good value locust. I'd avoid the roaches and flues.
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Bet you never though that old bamboo cane fishing net you had as a kid would come in handy.
..... very nice the sound of rain falling on the tent surface is mesmerizing.... some day will camp like this
A nice little camp. Love the sounds of rain on the tent
The food just taste better when you are relax and in good atmosphere.
Great video!! I like how you just used ambient sounds to tell the story with a bit of subtitles.
this is like ASMR to me. I watch stuff like this to go to sleep or to feel calm
Thanks for the video, with a true atmosphere of tent camping.
I hate going outside of the tent, while raining.
Greetings from sw germany.
anything tastes better outdoors and you value any little extra thing that you normally can take for granted like a gift :) and it is a good feeling
Nothing like wind and rain inside a tent! You handled the adventure well.
Nice vid! Relaxing listening to the rain. Thanks for the quote of the day.😁👍
Perfect video felt like I was there... once our 6feet of snow is gone I'll be hitting the woods
This is what i always like to see exactly the way how i imagine. Looking forward another videos.
Sweet and Sour Pork is my favorite Mountain House meal combined with a double Matcha Latte and a couple boxes of Pocky and i'm good for the day...
Like the sound of the rain...
I enjoyed this video it was very relaxing to watch !!! .
Luv this video. Luv the sound of the rain
Great video my friend, I really enjoyed it. I should maybe one day video some of my Bicycle camping trips. Thanks for the video.
Looks like a really good tent for wet weather! I have a slumber jack trail tent, and when it rains water seeps up through the floor. It’s no fun laying on a wet sleeping bag.
Man I love these type of videos!
Love a good downpour in the tent
Man I love the rain cause where I live we get very little just a cloud burst and then 20 minutes later back to 100 degrees. Thanks for the relaxing video!!
Celcius? You are a mutant bro...
Dig underground man at 100C. Or wrap yourself in aluminum and place potatoes around yourself in a circle.
Why carry a kettle when you're only boiling as much water as you could boil in your cup?
How incredibly interesting and awesome kudos to you for a great job!!
I love camping when ita raining.. i really do it makes me feel more relax
nice to have a vestibule, something to think about
Cooking up on a lousy day in your shelter was always a pleasure.
Funny story: When Military meal ready to eat (MRE) heaters came out. I was in Vermont on Winter warfare training. Didn't know they put off Hydrogen. Well the hydrogen formed at the top of the tent. Well another guy came in and lit off a whisper light stove. One second Hindenburg, nobody hurt.
It's sooooo relaxing 😍
Hunger is the sweetest sauce ~ my recollection of an Edward Abbey quote.
I love rainy season.
Snugpak make great kit, British army uses a lot of it...good video
I wanted to see how the scorpion 3 is. How it is like to cook in the vestible in the rain. thanks for answering my curiosity . Just purchased this tent. can't wait to put it up and beckon the rain. thanx buddy. take care.
Wow...good quality of tent sir...
thankyou. been searching through diffeent you tube videos tonshow cokingbin the vestibule area in the snugpak scorpian 3. none of them showed this . until I cane across this one. I tend to go outnin all weathers wildcamping. in the rain is one of them. I will save up for this tent for my future winter camps. I have wanted this tent for years. I am adement now that Inwant this tent. take care buddy.
Love it 😍 want to try this someday
Perfect timing eat n cooking food during rain
Do you still have your Snugpak Tent? What is the best method for taking down, Front pole first or last?
Haha..."Lesson Learned"- How many times did I say that- I finally started saying, "Why did I even need to "learn" this lesson- I knew better in the first place!" Funny how we keep doing the same stupid crap even though we know better. That's being human, I guess. But, at least it only becomes 'stupid' after the fact- right?.
I went for a day trip once- just a short "get there, Hike out, hike back, no problem." Problem! - It had been raining for five days and no real issues- just wet and calm- , then it really let loose, just an hour after I crossed the last bridge a flash flood and total Washout. I only carried one "day trip" worth of food and two canteens of water. Four days later, water receded enough for me to get out ! You mention you always take a "Week+" of food and ten liters of water (20 pounds of water alone!). Wise, indeed and good exercise packing it. Everyone should follow that advice. I 'learned' some good lessons on my outings- on every single one, too. What you said about being "amazed" at how fast you use up your water. That was one of my very first 'amazement s' for me, too when I first started pack packing/exploring. After some years of hoofing it, I wanted to cover more territory so I began vehicle packing/camping- with four wheelers and jeep sometimes (always alone- But, a few times I brought my teen son to teach him woodcraft- he hated it- boring, no girls, etc). I always tanked up on water like crazy. But, it seemed to me, the more water you carry the more you end up needing. I never felt like I had enough water. What is up with that, anyway?
I'm old now and can't hike anymore- but I sure enjoyed it when I did. Seems like the forest/desert/whatever and isolation for a few days always cleared my mental cobwebs- made me a better person.
Good vid. I enjoyed it.
Good vid - but always plan & fix your tent 'as if a tornado was inbound' anyway - 10mins more effort- but peace of mind
FOOD DEF. TASTES BETTER IN THE OUTDOORS!
+Denars Orerreug Always ! I like eating outdoors since I was a kid. I used to go to a river after school by myself and eat some ham and egg burritos.
Like Drinking Gatorade when your thirsty..
I have my jetboil and an MRE in my motorcycle side bag just in case.
Like that glad u secured tent food looks good
“Muy Bueno” JAJAAJ the best
Nice vid. I have the same tent. Learned a lesson or two about staking down your tent though, didn't you ? You are lucky to be alive. Could've had a very serious situation on your hands. You provided an invaluable lesson for so many folks out there, me included. Many thx. A quick suggestion if you don't mind. How about purchasing a tarp (I recommend DD Hammocks tarps, either 3X3 or the newer, better, 4X4 (that's 13 ft !), and using the tarp to not only cover your tent (yes, I know you already have a fly), but you can use the rest of the tarp to extend your vestibule, making it that much larger. Just a thought. Keep up the great work and God bless. Your friend Sebastian in Canada.
Thanks for sharing ! Check out my new channel :ua-cam.com/channels/Gaa0UECBDGDiWhKm5wK2EQ.html
Great video !
Those Mountain House meals were originally developed as LRP rations for combat ground forces in Vietnam and were a welcome respite from the much maligned C-rations. A marble sized ball of C-4 would bring a canteen cup of water to a boil in nothing flat, or "boom done" as we liked to say.
he sipping tea and hes sounding like hes getting done up the hole XDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Is rite man fuckin spot on made me laf that
Which tent is that? Also liked the sound quality. Separate mic or part of the camera?
Is the Snugpak Scorpion 3. The mic is part of the camera, I am using a Sony handycam, nothing fancy.
Thanks! Well that's a kick in the head, the sound was excellent. Very immersive. Maybe it's because you actually know how to use said handycam, unlike so many UA-camrs! ; )
Thanks for watching :-)
wow this is really cozy !
Your video was poetic, good job.
Thank you ! Check out my new channel : ua-cam.com/channels/Gaa0UECBDGDiWhKm5wK2EQ.html
Of all rain cooking survival videos this one is the best one so far keep it up bro. Keep doing more videos in rain.
Yeah you just needed som ganja. Your tent he led up well. Nice burner set up
Always ,always secure fully the tent. And I have had the same meal many times.Enough for two. It is to me real tasty. I use these freeze dried meals when in Bear Country,not as much food odor, Still unless it was total drenching with lightning, I would not eat inside the tent.
I bought the scorpion 2. Wished I'd got the 3. Have now bought saitaris for my son and I to go winter camping
I have a Scorpion 2 and I agree is a bit small. But still great as a storm shelter! I use a tarp to extend the vestibule area as a living quarters outside the tent. It works well this way, overall I have no regrets with my Scorpion 2
hey bud what is the name off u tent it looks awsome
Always better out doors looks good 👍👍
Great video.Thanks a lot !!!!!!
Is that real rain or did your friend using hose while youre in the tent?
Pricey but can't go wrong with mountain house
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I was thinking during that rain storm....This is either Texas or Ardennes Forest in Belgium. What part of Texas is this filmed?
Ok that's rain! Almost beats Sitka, Alaska:-)
Heartburn galore!!!
Admitting your mistakes and using them as examples. I like it. You're keepin' it real. Add one more subscriber from Can. :)
Always best to stake out your tent and use all lines.... never know what the weather is going to do.... better a little extra work than being sorry at 2 am for not setting things up as designed.
I have that same spoon and LOVE it!
+opinionatedjam You bet !!
Rain camping shelter super 🏕️🏕️🌧️🌧️👌✌️💐😍
Awesome!
Hi u still on here wanted to ask about your snukpak tent pls
Love the birds it's a hoot 🐲
Brilliant video and well made ...enjoyable mate cheers
How do you heat the tent when it gets cold?
Dig a hole put the cooker in it.
Put a camp toaster over it to flatten the flame so your tent does not burn to the ground.
nice video, very relaxing.
Is it safe to cook in the vestibule like that? Thanks.
That's what everybody needs after you 've arrived and got set up, a good grunt with nosh. I clack sticks together too.
Only joking.
There was so much rain it sounded lile England. I live in Bath in England for 4 years and for 1 of them it rained every day from Oct to April. And i dudnt have any feet n sour either . That was fun :'-/.
We bought a scorpion 3 had in a blizzard and a monsoon it was perfect
reality review thanks .
Wow sound awesome
great video thanks.
Your lucky your vestibule didn't land on that hot stove like mine did on my north face canyonlands tent.
Melted right through like a hot knife into butter.
liked the video as soon as I pressed play
what kind of tent did you used sir?
a good tent
Very nice
Enjoying ✌🏼
Best asmr
Thank-you Sir, for omitting any music.🇨🇦🙂
What kind this tent sir
we need to hire a cook in grizzly country for our next cattle drive. the last one got et up. boy you want the job?
Good resilience to the elements, it certainly came down pretty hard!! Something very satisfying about being out in it though. What's the deal with cooking inside the tent, is there a risk of carbon monoxide build up?
+Tom Robinson (Swiss) Yes of course, there is risk of intoxication and an accident is very easy to happen, however, the vestibule is big enough to let good ventilation for occasional cooking. There will be sometimes when you get stranded for one or several days on your tent under heavy rain and this is the only way to cook basically. It's good to practice just in case.
@@CookingOutdoors4You this channel still goin pls. Like to ask about the tent
who likes being a tent in heavy rain,
Wow that sounded like a category 17,000 hurricane
Yep ! lol
Hurricanes are the sea species of a cyclone and usually have winds.
Wonderfull video sir
What a life,wow
Cool Video
What do you do when you need a Shite?
Beautiful
Came here to see real cooking but saw nothing but freezedry food and 3 minutes of tent walls.
I shot this video because some people, including me, like to see videos inside a tent or tarp when is raining. Take a look a my other videos and the ones to come for good recipes. I hope you enjoy them.
Thanks for the reply. I'll give them a shot.
What u talking about about this is a so fine video you can ever get with the sound, disliked.
It was more for the sound of the rain hence why he is wasn't talking plus he was stuck Ina tent while it was pouring and he showed you as much as he could atleasteverything that was in the tent . But you can tell it's more for the sound of the rain . SMH .
Oh my gosh you can't please everyone really.. Whatever! I like the video. I love the sound of the rain.
Lol," I wish it rained longer'.
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What is the tent yours?