Agree, ❤😊

I think Isla had a wonderful time with her dad. Maybe a little relunctant and hesitant at first, but after she started participating more, she seemed to love ❤️ it! What an awesome father/ daughter experience that was for both of them. I think this will be memories that will last a lifetime! That's awesome. I love the way dad always put her needs first making sure she was safe and comfortable and she seemed much older and wiser than her ten years! Great video! Thank you! 💕

Amen

I think the kid was a little bratty and unappre

Unappreciative

❤❤❤

i dont understand why americans think this is so speciale... european fathers spend time with there Kids every day... ,but are called "soy bois" by you americans...

She will remember freezing to death, and her daddy didn’t keep her warm!

@@Sushi2735 Exactly my thoughts,what kind of father take his daughter into the frozen wilderness,it’s more like child abuse

@@elvinaraposo523, he did this for his pleasure, not for hers. She is bored and not having a good time. When you are a girl daddy, you, the adult, thinks about what would be fun for your daughter. What would be a treat for her. Not what you want to do. Take her to the lake and woods when she can swim and have fun, not freeze and play on her phone. It is upsetting when I see a adult thinking about their wants, their idea of fun, it’s so selfish. We raised two darling girls. My husband would take one snowboarding, and the other one loved the beach. Each girl had a trip with just their dad, once a year. Their pick! They planned and looked forward to time alone with just Daddy, talk about special memories! They both are grown now and truly adore their dad.

Mine too.

Mine also. I wish I had the resources to do something like this!

I'm 57, and my brother and I grew up camping and fishing with our father. Because of him, my brother and I very much appreciate survivalist.

wow, that's wonderful; hope that you can spend as much time with him, as possible

Well it is on video too lol

She is 10 yrs old!

@@Sushi2735 yeah? And what?

Hello 👋how’re you doing?

@@franklinstephen3268 Just Grand! And you?

@@laurawilson6389 I’m doing great, it’s nice meeting with you here. Where are you texting from?

@@franklinstephen3268 I'm in MO Where you?

@@laurawilson6389 Nice place you’re, I’m from California. How’s the weather condition over there?

She definitely did!

I really appreciate this comment. Thanks so much. Jay

Nice to treasure those memories. I miss my dad who died about 4 years ago.

How did the child feel about it???

Haha. Love this comment. Thanks, John.

Blessings!

Sooo true ❤️

Awesome. Sounds amazing.

Thanks so much Nikos!

Hello, how are you doing.

What IS she interested in? Is there any sort of middle ground or compromise you can make? You’d be surprised, sometimes when people get into nature..they realize they really wish they’d opened up to it sooner. Maybe there is some sort of middle ground where you two could dip your toes in. For instance, I really really really love science or space. So any outing which included that was something I was always consistently and considerably more stoked for than just a camping trip. Even one of those can be played right, if we went somewhere where light pollution was especially low, or during a time where we could get an extra clear view of some seriously cool astronomical event. Sometimes it doesn’t need to even be a direct thing. For instance, let’s say your daughter is super into equestrian things. You could take her to Assateague or Chincoteague Virginia, where they have wild horses that you can watch on the beaches and wildlife, and they do this big swim across every year where they heard the horses to swim across the bay for auction for some of the fowls. This, for a majority, included camping at some of the local camp grounds or on parts of the beach where you can camp. The camping would be a second hand thing. The wildlife part of it wouldn’t be the main goal, as it would to go see hundreds of horses professionally herded and swam across a bay and corralled. Anything like that where her interests are included too.

famasmaster, you might want to let her know that it would actually be nice if she at least learned some of the basics , heaven forbid we ever go back without electricity because if that ever happens then we'd have to learn how to cook at a fire pit etc., get kindling how to start a fire, with the way things are going that has actually become a possibility ,have fun while your out there enjoying nature

@@BMarie774 I love your suggestions. It's so true. Kids will surprise you what will interest them. Communication is the start!!

We never got to choose if we participated in my dad's outdoor activities. We all got something out of it though and remember the good times

Happy new year, Susan!

Can the little stove go on top of the fire box?

Thanks Linda

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