Building A Tiny Log Cabin Part 1 (Solo Overnight)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Building A Tiny Log Cabin Part 1 (Solo Overnight)
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Amy always seems to lay right where you need to work….🤪🤪🤪🤪😘😘😘
I love your videos and appreciate the fact that you are posting every day🥰🥰
Enjoy the stars and the serenity 👍
Hey girl nice to see you still putting out valuable info as well as seeing your pretty face😇
Hi Survival Lilly, Cool cabin. Tiny Cabins are very popular in america. Thanks for sharing.
Lilly, If you want your small cabin to last for a while you need to DEBARK all logs being used. Otherwise, the bark will trap water behind itself and rot it slowly. In addition, you need to burn the logs so they are black but still solid that will come in contact with the ground and snow height. otherwise, they too will be subject to insects and rot.
Looks amazing! Excited to see how the project comes along.
nice to see your comment here :)
Hey, City Prepping! I just watched one of your videos right before this. I'm in Denver so urban survival is important, but I have land not far so stuff like this is great, too.
Very ambitious summer project and you were nice enough to bring a dog bed, ha marshall would not get such a luxury!
I miss Marshall, he was great company
First :)
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unfair!
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I love watching you work Lilly..😄
The birds singing in the background are beautiful and calming.
Good Tuesday Lily & Amy! It's good you are build a tiny log cabin. It will definitely give more protection from the elements and wild animals in the forest.
Amazed that you're building a cabin, with a bow saw and survival knife. That is some knife, one of a kind, loaded with features, and worth every penny. Thanks for sharing.
Being from Newfoundland, it is very satisfying to watch you dig into the ground. The nickname of this island is "The Rock" for a reason. hahaha
So cute how Amy manages to keep herself amused. 💓
I like that the dog is much part of you. which displays your character of kindness. I wish that there was more of this in the world.
Amy has become such a great dog! Your skill set is inspiring as always!
Your energy is contagious. I just purchased one of your knives. Alternative to shrink wrap on arrow feathers. Hold second arrow perpendicular to arrow with new feathers. Roll the arrow back and forth on the front edge of the feathers until close to flat. Place a drop of glue on the rolled area and let dry. It works great - try it.
I started watching your videos while still living in Florida.
I now reside in Alaska.
I love watching your content.
Great stuff! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. ❤
smaller shelter will take less heat in colder months, looking forward to seeing this completed. looks like Amy had a great time
Amy has grown up to be such a beautiful dog. Thank you for sharing this awesome video.
Blessings from America “Illinois” 💝
Those are really great trays especially the fact that you can feed it to the fire after use. Nice backpack as well. Thanks for sharing another great video.
I love the size of the cabin. Perfect! This keeps the size and weight of the logs manageable for solo build. I hope you put some cool roof on it like shakes, moss or grass.
"This water is full of bacteria, but I drank several times from it, so I'm immune to it. Because I'm not a f*&?%$# pussy."
-Survival Lilly, who is a saint to us all. Amen.
I'm glad you brought up fire making precautions and what to look for as to where to best make a fire pit. It's good knowledge for novice outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking through my property I noticed a bunch of fire pits made by trespassing campers that were dangerously set up.
This makes me miss my black lab Belle a lot. She was old but my best buddy. I trained her well. Man the hours we spent together learning. Well missed our time in the woods.
The trees in that forest are like PERFECTLY straight up!
That seems like a more manageable size to construct Lilly. Amy is really filling out now with core muscle strength, she is a lovely pup. You are lucky to have access to the land. ATB
Im hyped for how amazing this gonna end 🤩 Amy is full energy but not as bouncy as puppy, more like shes having a great time, adorable! Makes me wanna see Julie enjoing the woods too
Ich liebe deinen Akzent und freue mich drauf das es mit dem Projekt weitergeht 🥳🥳👍👍
Danke für deine Arbeit 😉
My dog gets that medicine which you have to pour onto its neck and it works for at least 3 months. Ticks do not like her anymore, but sadly they can still bite humans. Spent a day with high fever thanks to a bite. With the fire, I would use some rocks as the tree roots can also start burning and in some cases they do that for long distances, although, if the ground is really wet one should be kind of safe.
I like your choice of using the saw, vs axe. Safer, energy efficient and more precision notching the logs.
And quieter.
getting corporals corner vibes and I like that keep up the good work
Might be easier to cut out the notches for the logs with an axe or a hatchet
watching her struggle with that was painful. Agree - Corporals Corner for sure.
A good chisel would come in handy.
@@coolcanoechic that would also work Well
I would suggest using a hatchet to notch out the logs after you sawed instead of your knife.
Most people think they want a big cabin, even if it is just for an overnight. Most trappers cabins were smaller. This was to cut down on the heat required to keep it warm, the materials needed to build it, and if they were on a trap line they may only stay a few days at one cabin before moving to the next one.
Lilly! Loved watching this video and all the others 💖 I've showed my girlfriend and my 7yr old daughter.. she thinks you're super cool! Thank you for all the wonderful, informative videos that will actually help us to 'Surthrive' when needed. Super authentic you are and we love it when you say.. 'okay my friends' 😂 thanks for keeping it real without sounding like a 'crazy person' lol keep up the good work especially with the shelter/archery/hunting etc.. way to go girl!! Peace 🤠
Great spot. It'll be a good size cabin. Looking forward to seeing the progress. Love that giant Dakota fire hole.
The Survival Lilly knife is going to get quite a test. Keep us up to date on this. Also, I suggest a before and after measurement of your biceps. They are going to get quite a workout too.
I love ❤️ to watch her
I used to have a Lab/Setter dog with long hair, she always got ticks in the summer, then my dad told me to dust her fur down with 7-Dust, it helped a lot to keep the bugs off her. Its a 100% natural insect replant for plants that also works on thick/long animal fur. Being as I live in the eastern USA we also kept a fresh flee-collar on her to to be extra sure, some animals are naturally protected against Lyme-disease but Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever can be deadly!
Good luck Lilly with your new adventure ,will be fun watching your progress .🐕
Love the sound of that wood,its SEASONED
awesome can't wait to see the log cabin when its finished
How will you keep wind and bugs from getting inside the cabin through the spaces between the logs? Are you going to fill the spaces with something?
Don't forget to build a raised floor.
Other than that, it looks like a wonderful start and a fun project.
A LOT MORE SUBSTANTIAL than a "bug out shelter" ! Very nice - and actually something that a novice like me could do !
actually almost the same as her bug out shelter but for one wall...
Wonderful video. You know, they make a medicine for dogs to prevent ticks. Thanks for sharing!
Hello, Lilly. I enjoyed your video. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos and watching how your cabin progresses. Do you have a layout to follow, or are you designing it as you go based on your experience in building shelters?
Do you take Amy on all of your wanderings? Methinks she needs her own tent next to you so that when she gets all wet and doggy-smelly, she will have a small place to curl up and have a roof over her head. Do you live in Austria, Germany, or Switzerland? Where you live, can you obtain a special chemical-treated collar for her that is formulated to kill bugs and ticks, like we have in the USA, or are they not allowed there?
Congratulations on finishing your knife design and getting it to market! I thought I had enough survival knives, but after reading so many positive reviews of your knife, I see that I need to add yours to my gear. I wish you a lot of success with it and the next item you design!
Amy is such a great companion! I am excited to see the project progress!
I am looking forward to seeing this build. Good job so far.
I'm always fascinated by your knowledge for the outdoors. Love the show! 🤗🙂
Thanks a lot. The beginning of your video brings up a good thought of being await of the resources available. Great stuff as usual. Thank you so much for sharing!!!!
So essentially... it's a LOG TENT that you're building, right? lol Gotta love it!✨🤗✨
"log tent" exactly what I want to build :D
@@SurvivalLilly Hi Lilly,
can't we try your log tent together?
I can also show you some archery and bushcraft tips 😋
Pretty sure shes married. I recommend not hitting on Women.
When I was sixteen my dad and grandpa talked about some line cabins they had used to run trap lines in the winter ..
Well one thing lead to another and we ended up building a pole cabin.
When we finished dobbing it we decided that we would wait for the first snow to spend the night.. it was a bit bigger and we spent a night in an ice storm in it..
I spent a lot of time in it .. my grandpa died in 1977 my dad died two years ago.
The shack has been rotted to the ground for decades ..
But that one night listening to them talk about taking turns running the trap lines and their little adventures when life was hard is still fresh in my mind…
I really like your confidence and flexibility when it comes to the projects. Thank you!
Lilly, you need a pair of work gloves and an axe. It is better to work with a friend in case one of you has an accident. You need a first aid kit on hand. Have grid references prepared in case you need to summon an ambulance, and know where the nearest hospital is. Try not to saw wood unless the wood is supported. If the saw slips, you might sustain injury. Best to travel in the woods with a friend who can he[p you if you run into difficulties. But a great video nonetheless.
Hello Lilly make sure you have a seller for the basement to store food keeps it cool in the summer months 😃 that's what we do here in Alaska 🤠☺️ take care stay safe out there great job you are doing well done 👍👍
This is becoming one of my favorite channels!!! I've been wanting to put a campsite on the back part of my property and you have given me some great ideas. Keep rockin'!!!!
I wish you had blueprints, materials list, list of tools needed, and basic instructions! 😋❤️
Beautiful video, with your indestructible knife you have made excellent carvings with the wooden logs. The video with the drone is beautiful. Hello, good evening👋
I love that you bring nice soft cozy bed for Amy.. she is stabby hound? I have a 16 year old stabby we used to camp a lot. great video 🤠
Love the way you gave Amy most of your food. I do the same thing. Infact when I BBQ I buy a steak just for my dog Roscoe. People think I'm crazy when I do that. But I love my dog..
You are crazy.
Leaving your saw out in the forest is a good way to get rusty tools, take it with you, also someone may find it and take it home with them, thinking it was abandoned.
hi Lilly, love your videos... as I watching your this video, I observed some huge size tree that's already fallen... I think it will make a very good raised bed base for your log cabin... since you said you are short of smaller size logs, you can use some of what is available to make a foot heigh wall all around and then use a tent ... thereby making a nice cabin for you.. with limited use of wood
Beautiful night sky shot, love it when I get out of the city, the stars are so bright!
Miss Lily when you Build a Cabin it is Best to Cut a Notch in both the Bottom log as well as the top log .
Just the essentials. Shovel, knife and dog bed. A1.
Thank you for doing this kind of video...You are uplifting us women
Hi, Lily I love watching your Video and also love your dog she really so cute and playful.
A small hatchet would make easier work of forming your notches once you have them cut with your saw.
I just love watching Lilly and Amy work. I always learn something. I noticed that some of the branches she cut for the fire with the bow saw were pretty thin. Being lazy, I usually find a tree with a double trunk or two close together, and use leverage to just crack the branches too thick to break by hand.
Also, Lilly, when you placed the saw under the log, were you not worried about rust? Or did you perhaps oil or wax it?
And I love how, on the logs, you used the saw almost like a file or sandpaper to smooth out the notches.
Lily
You make it look so easy. Watching you gives me the incentive that I need to go do this.
Hey dear Lily I love your bushcraft overnighting video's an your sweet dog Amy. Ceep making video's, your a inspiration for us woman!!! Greets en hugs Natalie from the Neherlands xxx
Awesome idea Lilly,once completed u will enjoy it,your steaks look delicious as well,and I really enjoyed your drone footage,thank u for another knowledgeable video. I'm still on board with destroying plastic as well,thank u for eating healthy and wise.
What a perfect life for Amy. 😊
Where I am from you would need to get some flat rock under the corners to keep the wood from rotting. I can't believe how similar your woods looks like what I have in Pennsylvania USA.
SWEET campsite. Cozy. And that's the biggest Dakota firepit I've ever seen. Mine are always about a gallon for the cooking side. Looking forward to seeing the finished cabin.
Enjoyed watching, thanks and have a great day, from Texas 🇬🇭✌
That's what being under the stars is like. Oh yeah,
Wow! that's sure great Survival Lilly.
Thank you.
From Craig. Of England.
Good to see that even in a survival situation you give Amy priority. My 2 dogs always get to eat before I do.
Great design and construction on that knife, Lilly. Looks to withstand anything you can throw at it!
OMG Lilly, what beautiful dark (little light pollution) skys you have! With such a site as this you should add stargazing/amature astronomer to your tool bag of skills. Very impressive. Keep up the good work and videos coming. I am living vicariously through your adventures :))
Beautiful Video.....Go For it Lily.....Let's Thumbs Up Guys
Awesome video as always Lilly. It must be great having a dog to be with in the woods to keep you company. I’ve been working on a small cabin shelter too. I have the base logs notched and tied with cheap paracord. I don’t want to waste good cord, save that for better projects. I have the back wall up, a skeletal frame and tarp for the roof and side walls. My shelter interior is 5X7. It’s taking me a while to find the perfect tree logs too. I may of mentioned this before, but I found making notches easier by using a wood chisel to knock out the cuts in the log. Your knife works great though. Stay safe and be well. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Lily always loved you even more so now because of your dog ! I had a German short haired pointer she looks like a cross with a German wired hair pointer !
Another GREAT Lilly & Amy video !!! THANK YOU Lilly !
It's great to be back in the woods and savor the respect between Lilly and Amy
Very nice work, makes me eager to get back to the woods.
Hey Lilly!! Just want to say that I love your videos and you rock big time!!! :)
Can’t wait to see it as it progresses! I’m in the process of buying a sawmill and once I have it I’d like to build a small timber frame cabin!
This is awesome cause I’ve been wanting to build my own log cabin so this will be nice to watch for further ideas 💡
Wow, your lucky to have access to such a place that is private, and your lucky to have such a lovely dog. As a novice to "wild camping" would some sort of short curved axe be a better tool for cutting out the shapes like the ones used to hollow out logs ?
I dont think an axe will to a better work. I think a chisel and hammer would work more precise.
Beautiful video of the stars and the moon. Cant wait to see more progress on ur cabin!!
Very cool! Excited to see part 2!
really cant wait to see how it looks
great to see you again! i lost track for a while
At least I see how far one person gets in one day. I always wondered. Just a saw and a knife. Cool.
I wish there were more people like you
That will be fun - a very simple shelter for when you want it. Perfect.
I love this! I lived in a 100 sq meter flat with my wife for ten years. I could be happy in such a small space!
The wood you are burning which makes charcoal with sap processed from a pine tree mixed with deer poop for a fibery texture will make concrete so you can have a small foundation under your wood to keep it from rotting happy processing
Ohhh i was wondering what the wax and cotton was for. Very cool.
That looks like the exped downmat. I love mine. Good luck with the project.
Sharp eyes to spot a tick on Amy with her coloring! Am excited that I finally ordered my APO 1 from
CP, should be here in a few days! Always enjoy your content on all the various subjects..keep at it. Is that a new bow saw or did you refresh your dad's old one? Either way you're rocking it!
I love the way she says Woods, voods😍
Can’t wait to see the finished product! I know it will be amazing!