Andy, I was a subscriber when you only have a few hundred of them. You have a come such a long way with y our personal growth as a "film maker", narration, and content. Your channel deserves all the success you get with it and as always, will look forward to all your adventures, be they near from home, or far far away!

Andy, If you want to keep your fire going through a bit of rain, put the grill over the fire and put flat rocks on it. Even if you pile on small ones, the rain will steam off of the hot stones and your fire will not go out.

Watching other people process wood is great. There is the satisfaction of seeing the results, and my back doesn't hurt after. Lol

Nothing too fancy ,nothing too crazy.. .still just quality content ...Andy ❣

I love how you keep returning to this shelter. I remember watching the build video of it. It's one of my favorite designs for personal use.

Really like the fire pit/ grill combo. Very versatile.

I really like how you made this shelter. It's beautiful.

Always really enjoy watching this guy. What an amazing channel. It's very relaxing and I would imagine he is helping many people with PTSD struggles and helping many relax. Great guy, great cook, great creator and builder. Cannot go wrong.

Hi Andy, good to see you back at the shelter. Always a joy to see you building new items. Dinner looked very tasty. Thanks for sharing. Take care.

Nice Videos, Hooked to them since Lockdown..By bringing nature to our houses you are doing a great job!

Hello,

You are one of the best on KZfaq Andy. Thank you for letting us all ride along. And your collaboration 's with the S bloke are amazing. It's obviously the friendship is genuine and shines like the sun! Thanks again to the both of you.

Hi Andy

Great video Andy. This has become my favorite spot to watch you cooking and bushcrafting. Thank you.

The more I see the woodland shelter the more I appreciate the work that has gone into it. Well done Andy. I think someone in previous posts suggested a waterproof roll up/roll down 'door' for the shelter, which is detachable for those really bad nights. Maybe heavy waxed canvas?

Just thinking about all the cool shelters you've built over the years. This one seems quite like the ones in Sweden on the first trip. Well thought out so that it's a place to sit as well as to get out of the weather. If it was really bad, you could drop a tarp. Yes, french toast is good, you've done pancakes and of course eggs, Simon just did waffles made from canned biscuits; I'd imagine there are a lot of products that would make a hearty breakfast. You'll come up with some good ideas; you've a knack for that! Thanks for another terrific video.

You and Corporal's Corner have been very instructive and inspiring. I'm moving from Florida to Colorado in a couple of weeks and I am looking forward to really getting stuck in over there. Thanks for all you do and cheers from across the Pond.

If you add a stone backstop/reflector to your fire pit you will find that it will heat that shelter much nicer especially in the colder months. I love the shelter and am really interest to see it used in the colder months and the upgrades you will make.

Keep up the good work Andy I’ve been watching your channel for a couple of years now, I love seeing the old country👍 watching from Australia now 🇦🇺

In a crazy world we now live, its truly so nice to sit in peace and quiet, and enjoy your excellent content! thanks soo much