Outdoor Overnighter
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2024
- Outdoor overnighter - Setting up an overnight camp in a forest.
-- The gear --
Tarp: DD xxl 4.5 x 3.5
Sleeping mat: Exped winter lie down. Rated R7.5 to -37
Sleeping bag: HUSKY Anapurna. -28 quad synthetic
Hammock: Snugpak jungle lite
Hammock tarp: Military basha
I'm just a swedish woman trying to learn the art of bushcraft and survival... As a biology / geography teacher I go from theory to practice - and it isn't always as easy as you might think ;)
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Fantastic to see more women learning and adapting to the bushcraft lifestyle. Keep up the good work and enjoy a lifetime of learning and adventure!
Great production . Got my wee girl watching these she loves the fact you can keep it girly and you explain things well . Nice to see women out in the woods having fun and learning to be self reliant.
Emelie you are like a shot of fresh air and your demeanor on film is delightful and funny to watch. You put a smile on my face with every adventure that you film.You've come a long way young 🚺 lady, and please don't ever change! Thanx for sharing!
I loved the patch, "Cute but psycho"! That is great.
Thanks teacher, for learning the old and upgrading the skills for the future for the survivors of today.
This was really fun to watch Kevin is so a cool guy. His dry Humor is so good. Thank you guys for this video
I love Emelies videos. Makes me wanna go out and do stuff.
LOVE the patch on your bag! "Cute but PSYCHO" LOL
It is good to see you getting out in mother nature. I always enjoyed the the sounds after the sun goes down. I think you should do this more often. I always enjoy these thumbs up videos of yours. Thank you for sharing.
Emelie, I always enjoy your videos! It''s great to see people enjoying the great outdoors and learning new ways to do things. Thank you for sharing!
great video, and thanks for sharing with us. I think it is wonderful that you are venturing into the out doors and learning all those skills, and how to put them to good use. Keep up the good work and thanks again
I really enjoy the premise of your channel. So honest and unpretentious. It's like I'm learning along with you. Thanks!
+Kenneth McArthur Oh im so glad to hear that!! Thanks for watching!!
Good to see Kevin again Emelie. Great to see you back in the woods having a new experience and adventure! Pretty soon YOU will be the Kevin to someone else who is new to the outdoors.
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first of all I would like to say congratulations on your accomplishments. You have done very good . It's nice to see a woman who can handle her self. You go girl . I'm rooting for ya .
Helps having a mentor. Grumpy? No ! The hot pink paracord rocks your style. I love your hat and courage. Most women are to prissy. I usually don't sleep well the first night as I am more conscious of sounds. Thanks for sharing.
Fun stuff. I enjoy sleeping under a tarp and in front of a fire. Good for you! Thanks for sharing your first overnight without a tent experience.
Glad to see that you brought an experienced person to train you.
thanks to both of you learnt a few more things from a novice in liverpool going in 3 days for my first wild camp up to the lakes
Good to see your first overnight adventure. That's a nice introduction to it. A word of caution is that you can always count on the weather to turn bad during the adventure. That means you have to be ready for it. Glad that you're improving your skills....Don't quit!
You're very lucky Kevin was able to show you how to set up the campsite!
ooh looove the pink cordage! :D So glad you visited Kevin again. He is a very good teacher, and I enjoyed seeing you interactions.
Emilie, I love your videos. And I love how you aren't afraid of challenges.
Fantastic Outdoor Adventure Emelie, I'm always tired after the first night of camping getting adjusted to the new sounds as well. I think I would have roasted in that sleeping bag though. Looking forward to your next video. Thanks for sharing, have a good day.
Your survival skills in coping with the mundane was amazing!
Liked the special moment you had looking out with the view once the fire was lit.
Onwards and upwards..
You set a very good example for those who may be a little timid in trying new things. Kevin seemed an absolute treasure as a friend and mentor. I've been in Scouting most of my life (I'm 57) and it always brings a smile to my face to see that there is still the explorers spirit out there. Of course being a born and raised Floridian, I never had to worry about the cold, just heat, humidity, and the Florida bird, the mosquito, LOL. Love your style and spirit. Thank you for posting and take care, God Bless from Florida. P.S. I like the patch on your ruck sack. It made Kevin a little nervous. :)
Just love that Intro/exit tune; it suits you well! Thanks for the overnighter video.
Bear in mind that while the Sawyer Mini is a fantastic piece of kit, when using it in winter, never allow the interior filter to freeze after use. This, from the Sawyer web site:
Before initial wetting:
Filter is safe from freezing temperatures if it has never been wetted.
After initial wetting:
While there is no definitive way to tell if a filter has been damaged due to freezing, Sawyer recommends replacing your filter if you suspect that it has been frozen.
During trips:
If you are in freezing temperatures we recommend that you store your filter in your pocket or close to your person so that your body heat can prevent freezing.
Great tip/reminder!
Thanks for the long video. I just wish there was some video of how the camp looked at night. Your videos are always joyful. Thanks again and please keep sharing.
You got an education while outside in the forest with your guide and he knows how to survive in the wild. I love that sleeping bag he have and it is necessary in the wilderness. The filter comes in handy to purify your drinking water and it makes it possible to drink fresh water from the water you get from rivers and lakes. You must have gotten a great education while in Norway and is ready to make your own camp site after returning home.
i seen that mischief's smile when he was explaining the knots. i like tying "things!" up also, i get you
I learn so much from watching you learn .. thank you
I just found your videos and was happy to see a woman learning bush-craft. There are so few women on you tube that are bush crafters If that's even a word.
Hi emelie from New Holland Ohio. We love ya . Thanks for all the videos. Happy bushcrafting.
What a fun channel. You got to use some great gear there. I'll be watching more of your adventures Emelie. Have a great time and be safe.
thought it was a great vid, did things you've never done, survived (which is always a plus) and learned some things. Great trip!
Overnight in the bush is a great experience, the fire, quiet, sounds of running water and the breeze through the trees. I've had a few experiences with animals at night. My only regret is breaking camp and leaving. Nothing less then two nights.
Pink 550 cord, cute! You should really try a hammock. I absolutely love hammock camping. The main reason I don't do it is for security. But if you don't have to worry about bears or two legged beasts you should try it. I'm really enjoying your videos. Nice job!
Hi Emelie. good to meet you. Your a breath of fresh air. Thank You for putting out these videos.
Good start to getting the full outdoor experience!
you picked a very nice piece of forest for this overnighter, great stuff!!
Not much better than getting to see more of our beautiful planet and have a beautiful woman show it to us. I love your personality Emily and how you just dive into wilderness survival. keep it up because there aren't many role models for girls out there to get into bushcraft and you could be that.
Pink para cord so not surprised.....lol....lol....your skills are getting so much better
Very glad you have posted a new video. Some interesting tips.
I'm not even going to comment on some of the idiot comments below. Honestly if you don't like what Emelie is offering on her channel then don't watch! Anyway I find that of all the channels I'm subscribed to, particularly the outdoors type channels, I miss Emelie the most when she goes awhile without a new video. Emelie, great video as usual. Glad you didn't freeze! I find I have to use ear plugs when I'm out camping. Helps reduce the strange noises a bit so I can actually sleep. I'll likely never hear that bear that approaches and mauls me in my sleep. ;-) I'm quite surprised at how tall you are. They grow them tall in Sweden. Must be something in those lingonberries. :-D
One of the things I like about overnight camping is hearing and seeing the little animals going about their business at night.
If my plans include multiple days/nights, I take my meerschweinchen along. It seems to do good for their souls as well.
Good video Emelie, no better way to learn then to be doing it especially with someone with experience! Good job Kevin.
Kevin needs his own UA-cam channel .
Harvey Zearing Thanks for that. I've seen how much work and energy Emelie uses with the video then editing etc. Not sure I'm ready for that.
ArcticWolf outdoor adventures I like your approach & teaching style, & relaxed humour. hi from the uk
RhodieFreedomCamp Thanks for that. I'm guessing it's the cornish laid back attitude.. I'M originally from the uk
Hey Emelie: Quite an adventure full of new realizations . Thanks Brian 76
Welcome back! Great video...look forward to another episode soon! Best wishes - Steve
I've enjoyed watching all your video's can't wait to see the next one
great job emelie, keep learning, and keep adventuring ,.. you have such an awesome attitude.. i bet that was the warmest sleeping bag you ever used..
Looks like you had some fun! I really like the Sawyer filter system too. I have one in all of my load-outs.
Love you. This is such a good video. Thank you guys.
Excellent video my friend, thanks for sharing and I hope you have a blessed week.
Great video! Looks like an awesome adventure. Beautiful location.
Great video, Emelie! I've enjoyed watching your videos and it's gratifying to see more women getting into bushcraft. It'll take some time to acquire those necessary skills to make you comfortable...and as always, practice makes perfect. You've got a wonderful personality and you will do well on You Tube.
I can't imagine being alone in the woods with a goddess such as yourself; I couldn't trust myself. Beauty personified. Bravo.
Looked like a fun time and quite a learning experience for ya. Thanks for the vid
Hi Emelie, you can trust the Sawyer Mini, I have used them while camping a lot of times, and neither myself or any of my friends have ever gotten sick. I've used 4 or 5 of them by now, so I trust them completely. I always keep one in my backpack, because if used properly, you can filter up to 100,000 gallons of water with one filter, so I see it as a smart investment. Keep having fun learning!
The birds make me psycho and not cute they get up too early . I'm glad you learned how to build a long fire , done right you can sleep on a mattress with no sleeping bag and literally melt all the snow between the sleeping reflector and the fire even in cold temperatures ,you just need one thick log above the long fire, not on the long fire , and almost the length of your body, with a log on either end of the long fire to keep the charcoal log just 4 or 5 cm above the long fire ...which , will burn all night. It won't actually produce flames, it will just look like charcoal burning on the bottom and a normal log on top ...at least a 20 cm thick log . You really brought someone along with great great knowledge .
I just found your channel.. Emily you are doing great. Thank you for taking us on your adventures.
Great stuff! It looks like you had a nice first night in the Norwegian wilderness. It takes a little time getting used to sleeping out there. It is pretty different than a normal bed.
Thanks for taking us along - Martin
Good vid,
I like you when try something and have success, and you say "ooooh Look" it is very cute and funny.
Yeah I too ! "Ohhhhh Look" so cute :D
That was a delightful video. You are hilarious. Keep up the good work.
most excellent Emilie, glad you were able to get out for your first over night camp out. Its not as hard as people try to make it out, just different . you will find the more you do it that your sleeping will be a lot more restful as your comfort level grows. try a hammock the next time very easy to set up as you seen and you dont have to sleep on the ground. keep up the good work and enjoy your self ..... :)
love your pants . I really like how you are developing skill for bush craft. your voice is amazing
I love all you do on here keep learning and keep up the great work I'm in the USA glade to see more weman out in the woods
cool 1st time over nighter i loved it looks like you had fun cant wait for the next one
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Emelie,
I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work and have a great day!
Very nice video, Emelie. You and Kevin set up a great camp.
Another very good thumbs up video. Best way to learn is by doing. Thank you for sharing
good one. enjoyed your friend Kevin, and you have me wanting to visit the land of the midnight sun now. my 1st wife's granny was from norway.
Missed you Emelie. Great video!
Excellent video Emelie.
Well put together. Better than my basic trail walking vids.
Rob.
man i think you are the most adorable woman on UA-cam
+Creators Blessing: Are you crying "Sour Grapes" because you can't have her?
Go troll the Flat Earth crowd. Or the liberal snowflakes.
Is that Sawyer filter the 0.1 micron?
You're an idiot. Get a life. Creators Blessing? I fart in your general direction.
+Gojira61: Read my last response to him.
No need. You're not worth any thought whatsoever.
Come on guys, Emily is a married woman and a mother, show her some respect.
Just clicked on your video out of sure curiosity and I was actually thinking to myself on how I'm still learning the ins and outs of bushcraft. So watching this video helped me learn a lil more about what it takes to be able to do what you and your friend did. Keep up the good work love your videos can't wait to see more from you ;)
Hey! Your first overnight outdoor adventure in a lean to! Good start. Learn your knots deary, in the woods you tie your world together.
Thanks Emelie! Kevin is fantastic.
+Jason Allen Yes he is
you get better at this every time i watch.
Great video as usual, that was a beautiful forest you were in.
Finished watching the video. I loved it. Wish you the best. Stay warm out there! :)
Hi Emilie. That was a great video. You have a lovely laugh. You are so beautiful. Look forward to next video.
Congratulations on surviving your first outdoor, overnight, with no tent. Look forward to your next adventure!
Good to see you out in the Forest !
I'm really reconsidering my sleeping bag options after this video.
love your videos. please keep them coming
Fun video with some useful advice and tips. Nice one.
Man sitter som klistrad i en hel halvtimma, grymt! :)
Great Vlog, I am just starting on this and will be practicing in the back garden first! have learnt a number of things from your vlog Thank you. Love and Peace - Buddhajim
looks like it was a great time. Cheers!
great video again Emily and great idea to have your instructor /friend Kevin on your first outing to make sure your suffering would be to a minimum,because it can really go bad real quick if not ready or experienced on top of lack of proper gear just to survive one night... good to take pointers and form your method to cover all your needs and practice, practice, practice because once alone ,is all on you!( I saw your axe hanging from the ridge line and has no sheath either,dangerous! that was a no,no for me.)...gear up, many choices out there ...this video remind me I need to get some kill bacteria pills to add to my gear and another extra tarp too.... take care ,see you soon I hope!
hi, its great that you are doing this, learning how to survive, the most important lesson s you can learn starting out is shelter, food,water not always in that order, Knott's are, and wild edibales, I've been doing this all my life, thanks to my family s outdoor lifestyle good job, and good luck hope you stick it out, oh, and yes you are hot!!...lol;)
I hope you had fun. You did great.
well glade your not alone!!! i have a hammock and tarp setup, for a quick setup. i have a tent, and camping trailer it got to -20F i got it in winter around Christmas time, i went out to western USA NV Utah & WY that had - 20 over night! it was like 60f inside i picked up camper and leave where i live i thew sleeping bag, and a bag of food! ice chest with cold food cooking supply's from old truck camper and then headed out west! with truck and camper! i keep thinking some day i get there 55-60, 100K max it was a slow beast! i had to adjust brakes and remember how to drive a trailer rig. again!
I like your voice and videos , and the speech it's funny 😂😂
Interesting, educational, and humorous. I enjoyed seeing all the great gear and techniques. I also suffer cold feet syndrome, even in my home bed. It seems right around freezing, the cold is damper and penetrates more. I would almost rather have it colder. Cheers!
Aw man, I like Kevin. I’d say he is quite alright, would watch his channel.
Kevin is great :)
Awesome video the country is so beautiful
You finally got my attention!! Please, I mean this in a good way. You are my first EVER comment on You Tube. I watched your video last night "About You" and how you started your channel, the persistence of your friend, continually encouraging you to make that leap out of your comfort zone. I think perhaps you may have been thinking not so much "why would anyone want to see me or watch a novice in the woods "attempting" bushcraft. I think rather you may have been afraid of failing! Still, you took the chance, yes with a little constant coaching from your friend, and YOU did it. I'm trying keep my comment short and I apologize for being "wordy" but having to only fit few words into an impressive show of strength and courage on your part, I feel, doesn't show you the proper respect I have for you and what you've accomplished. I know a little something about strength and courage having served in the US Air Force for 12 years and US Department of Defense for 17 years.
I look forward to seeing many more of your videos...Best of luck and God Bless..
Your New Friend,
Vince
+Vincent Green What a beautiful and lovely comment. Thank you so much. It means so much to get feedback like this... Thank you!!!
Emelie, Your quite welcome. I'm not much for social websites so for you to compel me to write you is "ground breaking" :) I enjoy your playfulness, different approach to just being outdoors doing whatever and your commitment. I know how difficult is must be, working full-time, shooting videos, editing and that moment before you upload thinking--"Is this what I want?" My opinion--GREAT JOB!!