Comments by "Harry Mills" (@harrymills2770) on "Winter Survival Shelter - Sleeping Outside in -25° Weather" video.

  1. The background "music" was kind of like having tinnitus. Unnecessary.
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  2.  @scaf_007vs3  Easter is named after a pagan god.
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  3. If you slept warm the whole night, you wouldn't've been waking up every couple hours to build the fire back up. It's still do-able, and you do get comfortable before you drop back off to sleep, after you stoke the fire, again, and the radiant heat starts hitting your shelter, again. But getting up every couple-three hours to build the fire back up says you got cold in the middle of the night. With your setup, you'd be putting on and taking off your boots, to kick the unburnt ends towards the middle and stoke it back up. I think you were a little disingenuous about staying warm all night. You wouldn't've used up that wood if you didn't wake up a little chilly, with more desire to get up and stoke the fire than stay in bed. I do kind of like the way he built his fire. As it burns, it works its way towards the ends, so as the intensity dies down, there's more length to the fire. I imagine it becomes a smoking mess right before you re-stoke it.
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  4.  @SuperFranzs  google translate if you want to know.
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  5.  @scaf_007vs3  Happy Father's Day to you. I used to copy-paste into Google Translate, but now there's a "Translate to English" link at the bottom of many comments, so it's one-click.
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  6. That's a bit harsh. Takes away from the fact that this is a pretty efficient setup. I also like that you aren't afraid to cut down a live tree for your shelter, noting that trees two trees can grow too close to each other for the health of either one.
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