That is dumb wasting your $$$$.

Troll!

@@donraptor6156 You live a sad and lonely existence, don't you?

@@donraptor6156May you be in need a safe haven for a few nights and be blessed enough to find some place like this.

I have a problem with people like you that trespass and spoil the natural beauty of an area.

unfortunately. in parts of the USA... you'd find them destroyed, burned down... cuz people would move into them to live there for a short time... squatting, then destroy them.

​@@jenniferstewarts4851uh no buddy 😂 no ones squatting on a mountain in a cabin on BLM land 😅

@@Steve.._. Hmm? who said "on a mountain". Farmers for example have found outbuildings on their farms destroyed... with garbage everywhere around them. Farmer had to call the fire department because some how... his horse run in caught fire and was burning. Turns out some people hung a tarp over the enterence and tried building a fire inside to stay warm but... set the entire place on fire. parks and rec - several rental cabins were found just trashed... since they were only 3 season cabins they weren't used in the winter, were broken into garbage and fecal mater was everywhere... propane tanks laying around... many likely stolen. cost something like 150k to fix and clean everything. it happens all the time.

@@Steve.._. oh, side note, i highly doubt it has a single thing to do with BLM, and everything to do with homeless situations... THOUGH in a few cases it was due to... oil protestors... They were breaking into places to squat while protesting pipelines in rural areas...

I’m not sure what a bothy is but I’m guessing it’s a cabin? Sorry, my grandfather was a Scot and I should have listened to him more

i am sure he knew where that cabin was. you are not traveling up in mountains like that without some idea for shelter

It wasn’t a surprise to this guy he knew where he was going

@@YaHsServent please stop posting nonsense. you have been reported for spamming...

@@hellshade2 You just violated the first amendment sir

It doesn't look like that at all. More so it's just in a remote region.

And some wood, and lighters.

It is on a mountain covered in snow you have more water than you’ll ever need

And a TV and maybe an Xbox too. Oh and a chef to cook for you! LOL

I fully agree with the sentiment, but who exactly would pay for the supplies? I'm not a fan of the word "mandatory" especially when it comes to spending money that's not yours.

And a can opener!

I hope you will feel better soon. It’s hard feeling anxious, but you will get through. We are like the water. We rise and fall constantly.

Whatever troubles you shall pass.

Stay strong brother………I promise you what you’re going through is temporary……..stay focus, prioritise the important things and disregard the trivial nonsense. 🙏🙏

You must be living in Canada,

There is no god

Bizim burda olsa yağma yaparlar

Ça s'appelle le respect d'autrui

It's a shame those climbing Mt Everest don't behave the same way. The mountain and surrounding areas are a cesspool.

yeah that morning after drone shot where you just see the tiny hut surrounded by nothing but rocks and snow really puts in perspective just how remote the cabin is

Wer zwingt die Leute in so einer Landschaft bei so einem Wetter dort zu laufen??? Sie begeben sie selbst in Gefahr und das kann ich nicht verstehen

​@@Geheimagent456 My guess is this man used Google maps to find this cabin. He went on HIS hike to be at this cabin. I was Surprised to see the other buildings that high up in the Mountains, You can shoot some game for Your meat, however; Were do you grow the vegetables?? There were Great airal shots of the area to Show the Great Mountains.

as long as you pay for them....

yeah it would be smart to place these all throughout the deep wilderness for pro hikers and the un-pro who get lost, especially out in national parks, Yellow stone park, etc etc. with a irreplaceable Hamm radio, dry food. once a month restock them, repaid, make modifications if needed, and replenish first aid kits and other goods.

@@DrDevilish1 I imagine they would be abused, the last thing we need is squatters.

They hhqd some along the west coast. They became a place trash piled up, so they either removed them or they burnt down.

Are they bear proof?

I wouldn't travel alone.

As did your post leave me with.

😮

And they were……?

Yes, what questions?

Perhaps: How was it built? What is the fuel for the stove? How was the ladybug alive? Why did he leave the door open and let the heat out when he got snow for water?

it looks like hell to me

4000 - 5000 meter

😅

Yikes 😬. My hubs great great great grandmother came from 🇰🇿Kazakhstan

Thank you!

🙋👍🇮🇪✌️

Grazieeee a chi l'ha installata

There appeared to be plenty of unburnt carbon amongst that ash. Considering the location and lack of available sources of heat, I’d leave it where it was and use it as a good base for a fire.

From what I saw, there wasn't any wood to burn. There should always be some ashes left in the bottom of a wood or other fuel burning stove/heater. They stop the bottom of the stove from burning out as fast.

complement

@@jeanbell7922no

😂😂😂😂

He would be freakin rich if he had all of that

If I knew I was going to be warm, dry and sheltered and not ha e to sleep in a tent id be more inclined to go mountain climbing. I live in Scotland so it's on my doorstep but I've a friend who works for mountain rescue and really most of the times theyre called out because people have gone up mountains totally unequipped amd have got caught by the ever changing weather.

The first letters of sentences are always capitalized. 😂