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This is great 😂

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P.S. what about an outhouse???

I've thought about that many times. I've watched them building sauna's but never an outhouse. You are correct. Why not an outhouse in the next episode . I'd like to see how they do it !!!???

That ground water would have to be filtered many times before it would be safe to use for anything. There is 15,000 years of rot in that soil from the last ice age. Better to construct a tarp-lined outside rain collector, into a filter, then into a sanitary barrel, with a sanitary hose/spigot to the inside.

I wondered if the hole in the floor was the in-house! Would smell awful though.

I've seen somebody else's comment that said this video is stolen from another channel called FOREST.

Not environmentally friendly if the expected super-flare micronova starts massive forest fires that consume too much oxygen.

Too old, me too. If I saw this when I was 25, I would have built it and never come back. Hermit /monk. Like Agafia.

I read this whole thing with a Russian accent. And I can’t stop laughing

@@user-ns6rp8ho5b НАПИШИ ЖАЛОБУ В ЮТЮБ

@@user-wn3of9vk5v на кого?

@@user-ns6rp8ho5b НА ВОРА

А мне без озвучки больше заходит, больше погружаешься в атмосферу

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Wicked mate

thatched houses are still common in the UK due to historic protections on buildings and can be a pain to redo the roof of. I suspect that a thatched roof would last even shorter in the hot, cold and wet climate of western canada

Люди строят для себя! Уходят в лес для отдыха из больших городов.

​@@user-su1vp2kd5jhi I have been😢 🎉

Those logs will last a long time. They were treated and the tarps will prevent a lot of the water to run off of them.

it's their hobby

Если все сделано по уму,то и простоять они довольно долго,но понять это можно лишь тогда когда сам поживешь в данном помещении.

А как надо было?

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i could never get over somneting like that

Thats pretty lame of them to do that but destroying what someone else has built seems to be common in history. I surprised they exerted the energy to do that and just didn't torch it.

🤣🤣 ya,masa kecil saya juga sering main rumah-rumahan,masa kecil yang indah tidak bisa dilupakan sampai kapan pun

Thanks for sharing your bittersweet story/memory mr. Matrix. Sounds like it meant a great deal to you...🚪🔨🔆🖼💕

Ннээх

Wunderbar Wie es war in dem krieges zeiten . In dem dreck sitzen und warten fuer Russishe soldaten Zum vergewalitigung . Bisst ja nur a depp tante .

Yes those deserters from the war nearby are real sexy .

Loraine I live like this off grid in the forest and I can tell you it is damn hard work LOL. Everything is an effort. You learn to never get behind or you'll pay in time and even more effort - big time. It is never ending. Added to this I have a full time job with a 2 hour commute per day. The access road is a never ending source of worry, culverts to unblock, trees that constantly fall over the road, washouts, fuel and water to cart, constant chainsaw and generator maintenance. Cutting chopping and splitting wood never ever ends nor does the gathering and stacking of it. When it's wet everything is three times the effort. The floor is constantly wet with muddy boots. There is no bathroom of course so if you need to dig a hole when it's raining at 3:00am you're getting wet. Ants and mosquitos drive you insane. A hot shower longer than 90 seconds is a luxury of the highest order and being constantly cold for much of the year a fact of life. Even having a shave is an effort if you forget. You're laundry is the laundromat in town on the way home. I've had 7 fires inside in 5 years from the most bizarre freaky incidents - I got them all out very quickly luckily. The fantasy of it is not the reality however the upsides can at times be profound. Get home from work in summer when the sun sets at 9:00pm and you have hours of daylight and warmth after work, the birds, cooking outside but that only is really about 30% of it, the other 70% is just surviving. It can be good though for sure. Would I have it any other way? - perhaps. A country house with a bathroom, shower and toilet would be good. Basic stuff like that is a luxury I once took for granted. Mains electricity is now like WOW - If it breaks you don't have to fix it the power company comes; what a luxury! Think of what you're giving up vs what you're gaining is my advice from experience. If only I'd have known! The knowing of course is in the doing.

@@ThePaulv12 Yes, for sure a lot of work. I’ve only experienced the wood hauling all day long ( it seemed). And I didn’t do the chopping. I could barely make kindling. A few times the well pump and pipes froze and we were melting snow for water. But just getting rid of all the junk and having the essentials for comfort (a toilet! running water! hot shower!) is a relief. The sounds of birds, watching a lone fox scamper by. Time to think and reflect. Fantasies are a good thing.

tell 7 friends.

I noticed that. Right around when Grandpa shows up. "What are you idiots doing using raw logs and hand tools?" Past that it's Ryobi and Home Depot materials.😆

Don't you know? Ryobi is the preferred brand of all primitive cultures!

How’s your shelter build coming?

@@gardnerwebb3749 hopefully above the groundwater level.

@@gardnerwebb3749 how is your national government coming along?

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This stuff is starting a trend. Although an associate of mine already had a place picked out and purchased, in some areas this is easier said than done because of the ground types. For one thing the ground is a factor. Drainage is a factor but the one thing this guy did not count on was it was better to include the purchase of a used backhoe in the mortgage price than it was to rent me & my machine which was what his first thoughts were. He did not know how operate a machine is how I met the guy, He planned first on renting my machine and me the operator but we sort of melded on his needs would require that he buy a machine I would operate to dig a 27ft by 55ft hole in the ground. Yep he watcha da videos but he absolutely did not take into account the hole we were digging flooded 4 times and had to be pumped out some mornings. The logs were not cut on the property they were purchased seasoned and treated from an Amish saw mill some miles out in the middle of nowhere. That was yet another expensive lesson & factor. Lucky I knew how to put sky lights in a metal roof. I left the job after the hole was dug and left for the season over the winter the place sat and naturally he did not have that roof on so coming back in the spring naturally it was flooded again so we pumped it. The good news was we had a mostly hot very dry summer so when he discovered the fact I actually owned a roofing company at one time and I only moon lighted with my machines because of my health well I am still a roofer by trade but my health does not let me climb around on roofs much anymore but his roof was only 3ft above ground at the highest parts so it was a breeze and in July we got one nasty thunderstorm as much wind and lighting as we got rain too like someone throwing buckets at us. Also factor in he was even more shocked we had more digging inside because of septic he needed a 55 gallon pump tank below the floor level. He had not a clue about a pump tank nor how they worked. This place was meant to be his home. He was Iraq vet like me and he wanted to live his way which was fine but he was going about things with all the wrong ideas and advice from bar stool contractors. The metal roof was the ticket because of there was very little sun that came thru the thick forest land we were on. The lot did require me to pitch 2 areas to keep the roof water from entering between the logs below ground. He is planning on concrete trough drains next year which would be a nice touch. But these guys are just building simple shelters they R not planning on living there just probably hanging out and hunting in the winter seasons. Those two diff separate ideals. If U R gonna build one of these places even for a cabin to be cozy a pitched metal roof is the way to go. Septic is necessary where I live you can really get in a lot of trouble even just placing a camper on a lot or a shed without septic.

А чем это вы промазали брёвна и доски?

Realistically, if the well was set up properly and connected to the water tables fine, would that not work? What exactly is the reason the water would become unusable? You're supposed to boil water from a well anyway, so why is a well in a house bad but a well outdoors and above ground not? Is it just human pollution reasons?

They literary left that damp ground under there and the water will pool there everytime it rains. all that work for rotting house.

I was thinking that too. I really hope that they didn't just dig a well. Drainage doesn't look like an option.

Das Sind Zelenskies bolshi soldaten die nicht kaempfen moechten . Feigling.

Uma grande empreitada...de fantasia milionária.

Землянка наша в три наката....! Столько леса - такая избушка получилась бы шикарная Лес ,воздух дыши наслождайся - Точно хотят сховаться !!

I was thinking the same thing. What a huge waste of time, and a dumb way to do it!

Water level in soil are critical when you choise place for dogout. Also as spring water level. I think this guys check it before start to work, so basically all ok. Rainwater canaled around, some excess water under elevated floor drained from waterpit. With proper ventilation no big trouble with humidity. In winter time stove boost air exchange.

Это ребята новую строят, или это та, что сожгли?

@@user-zd9mg5np4s сожгли треугольный дом,а на видео совсем другая постройка,видно же издалека))))

@@Ruslan-to5qb Спасибо. Я сомневалась.

eu pensei o mesmo serio

😂

Second this comment, Definitely!

I'm absolutely certain it's going to leak/flood when it rains.

You’re a genus 🙄

@@jackburton6283 he is!