Building a Yoda's Hut! The best survival and warm amazing shelter (part #1)
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2 роки томуOne of my childhood memories was the Star Wars movie, I loved the place and its little shelter in this imaginary cave!
Today I will try to make a small identical shelter, very happy to share with you my passion for survival
If you want to survive in the woods you really have to find the means to be able to make shelters according to the places and it is adapted with the environment!
Here is my new shelter, in this place I use a lot of small branches to build but also clay for insulation and protection from the rain.
In this episode you will find the main features to know how to build a shelter of this type.
As you can see I only use natural materials!
This shelter is designed to withstand at least 6 months! I invite you to subscribe to discover the rest of my adventures. Afterwards I will make the fireplace inside and a dining table and bed. This shelter will be adapted to spend olus of time warm in all conditions.
Thank you all very much for your comments and support!
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@JGComments 2 роки тому
I was lucky enough to grow up in a time where kids actually just ran around playing in the woods, building treehouses and exploring, and parents only cared that you came home by supper time.
@polywog9591 2 роки тому
Yep!
@jophusxakc3192 2 роки тому
Me too. This level of construction and dedication is on another level!
@monkfishkilla 2 роки тому
Same here 😀
@melvinthomas6383 2 роки тому
You got me reminiscing.
@tomparker9001 2 роки тому
The good old days, I was lucky enough to have an awesome brother to share it with.
@vickiserre9457 2 роки тому
I’m a 72 YO 👵🏼 and really loved this video. Back when I was young, my grandparents lived near the river with very high walls of clay deposits. People with families would live there. They would dig into the clay and make shelter to live until the snow came. Thanks for a great lesson on survival! 😉
@johnhealy7175 2 роки тому
WHERE WAS THIS PLACE AND STATE
@ChineseChicken1 2 роки тому
That’s crazy, where?
@20greeneyes20 2 роки тому
Yes where did you live at that time? I would love to make one of these shelters.
@3ehahn 2 роки тому
Cave ins = suffocation. Clay is very unstable.
@MrSwitchblade327 2 роки тому
@@3ehahn ice on stairs = very unstable. Could slip and fall
@BobyChanMan Рік тому
This is exactly what we were trying to build in the woods behind our grandparents house, I miss those days
@sujiut Рік тому
What a difference between hearing about wattle and daub in history lessons, and seeing it! Beautiful!
@lordlem 2 роки тому
"Work hard you must, but sleep warm and dry you will be." -Yoda probably I hope some little kids find it and create wholesome memories. You are awesome!
@rigrog5777 2 роки тому
until it rains and the daub turns into runny mud that falls on you. Bad design.
@lisaknight5787 2 роки тому
@@rigrog5777 says at the end will withstand for 6 months.
@rigrog5777 2 роки тому
@@lisaknight5787 I don't believe that... Not in the kind of weather where you'd need it. Daub is just mud, dung and straw... and this daub is lacking a few things. What happens when mud gets wet? That basket won't keep out the water, or even much wind, on it's own.
@spanqueluv9er 2 роки тому
Have you hit your head?🙄🤦♂️🤡
@LadySsS69 2 роки тому
Maybe a time lapsed video too prove is durability after would assuage your mind. Do share what would make this better I'm curious
@gordontalbot902 2 роки тому
Imagine a small village of such houses deep in the woods!! Amazing craftsmanship.
@shottygod13 2 роки тому
At that point I'd think the smurfs were real lol
@SunFL 2 роки тому
❤️
@Ka112eb 2 роки тому
If the lock down idiocy and forced jabs keep going then I might just disappear into the woods
@daveybass655 2 роки тому
It would get raided, and destroyed by the u.s. forrest service. And every one would get arrested by game and fish. This , is totally illegal, in my state of Arizona.
@shottygod13 2 роки тому
@@daveybass655 way to be a party pooper. Hell with legal if its your own land doing it
@orellinvvardengra6775 2 роки тому
I love channels that show things without any actual talking. It’s refreshing and so easy to relax to while learning at the same time.
@PULLMAN464 2 роки тому
I was thinking the same thing this morning!!!
@birgip.m.1236 2 роки тому
Me too!!
@GodIsLoveEternally888 2 роки тому
same
@chrissullivan2282 2 роки тому
I agree👍
@cellulose6322 2 роки тому
u just pinpointed exactly why school is useless and undermines education to promote indoctrination
@pinoypimpjuice 2 роки тому
You're not just a survivalist, you're an artist, awesome job.
@barryminor616 2 роки тому
alll the above
@brandonsantiago7605 Рік тому
He is neither. A sucker is born every minute.
@ThiccJungles 2 роки тому
I’ve never seen that tarp mixing mud/grass technique before! Thanks for the pointers! I shall cherish this knowledge! 😎✌🏽
@vadim_546 2 роки тому
When a person connects with nature, he finds happiness! Peace to your home!
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector 2 роки тому
Thank you
@dreisland1811 2 роки тому
No lie I'm looking for a place like this
@debraherron9460 2 роки тому
Yes! What a wonderful peace
@michaelcomerford2413 Рік тому
Amen 🙏❤
@1Live2Love3Thrive 2 роки тому
Can't lie, that's fly. May the force be with you.
@solocampingismail 7 днів тому
Thanks for the nice sharing, your support is very valuable to me.
@pirobot668beta 2 роки тому
We still use mud and tree-fibers to build our homes. But we call it sheet-rock or dry-wall. Paper facing is tree-stuff, gypsum core is compressed dirt.
@raynemichelle2996 2 роки тому
@Ray J Cob won't disintegrate after it dries.
@verdantgrottobarbell5279 2 роки тому
@Ray J It’s clay. What they make bricks out of. He could improve the strength by heating it but not by much as it wouldn’t be placed in an oven. The dirt he coated it with will allow the moss to grow therefore improving its resistance to weather.
@niccidee782 2 роки тому
"Gypsum core" is not just "dirt." It's what it says it is, gypsum rock. Closer related to chalk than dirt.
@elizabethtorres6069 2 роки тому
🍃Like mom said, "Closely study your surroundings and environment, for everything you need to survive is right in front of you.." This Yoda inspired hut is adorable and amazing.🍃
@omnianti0 2 роки тому
you mean left in front of you
@Yyyyyy5 Рік тому
There’s no McDonald’s there.😢
@act.13.41 Рік тому
Amazed at the quality of the clay he is digging up.
@hoaacres7084 9 місяців тому
If I may brag, i have incredible clay as well. It just happens to fill my garden...
@piddy3825 2 роки тому
you know you got a great build going when the other outdoor survival youtubers comment on the success of your design and build. Now I'm looking forward to seeing this shelter in action complete with a nice fire in the hearth and a fabulous meal being prepared! Well Done, Good Sir!
@wildman6785 2 роки тому
I comment on all videos and yes I'm a youtuber a small one ,happy new years to you.
@michaelkaiser4674 21 день тому
and youtube on the tube!
@judichristopher4604 2 роки тому
The Filming and Editing was also EXCELLENT on this video!!!
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector 2 роки тому
Thank you very much 🙏
@lisaakinlabi 2 роки тому
How fun is that - reminds me of when I was a kid and we used to make forts down my a creek, in the trees. 🥰
@toecutter8002 Рік тому
Off the grid skills are on a whole new level. For anyone who's going to embark on building a off the grid house what ever the size you want you want to double that size and you'll thank yourself for it in the long run.
@DagaanGalakticos 2 роки тому
Having lived thru a winter in a tent, I discovered that an entry hall of three to four feet gives you a mud room - to take off wet clothes before entering the sanctum. This also allows you to cook in gas stove in the entry. But I really like this Yoda Hut. Good work!
@Tiniuc 2 роки тому
A great idea, but wasn't the planet Yoda was hiding on fairly warm and muggy anyways?
@DagaanGalakticos 2 роки тому
@@Tiniuc Perhaps. But Yoda's living here now.
@dontbelieveeverythingyouth8173 2 роки тому
I think this build is awesome though I wonder how it would fair over a few days of heavy rain.
@jm6560 2 роки тому
Very good clay. You could put the clay on the inside as well as the outside, then fire the structure both inside and out. It would be like a fired clay pot, and last a thousand years. Awesome video, again.
@sweynforkbeard8857 2 роки тому
Gigantic tandori oven.
@muckingfuddled9762 2 роки тому
@@sweynforkbeard8857 tea pot i thought..had a spout..just needed a handle lol
@Irene-iu9sj 2 роки тому
I used to make little ovens just the way you say,and bake little breads, for fun.....
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector 2 роки тому
Tomorrow evening is the continuation of the video with details on the inside of the shelter
@shable1436 2 роки тому
Don't you need to dig down to a certain level of soil to make this though? Here in my area there is so much slate in the ground you have to look for particular places that are near running water to accumulate clay to make these. I live in a very mountainous terrain
@relaxingwhitenoisenatureso1111 2 роки тому
Good job. I love the way you covered it in moss and vines after. its nice to see someone creating primitive shelters that can actually be lived in.
@carabiner7999 2 роки тому
I am struck by the beauty of the area, your respect for it, your abilities in W&D, construction, weaving, etc., and how evocative this is. Thank you so much for bringing us back to our "within" most have forgotten.
@irinasuus5356 2 роки тому
Это невероятный труд- сначала сплести из прутиков каркас, затем замесить немалое количество глиняного "теста". Также необходимо предусмотреть устойчивость будущей постройки, но.... Я обязательно сделаю такую хижину на своем участке для игры детей🎯
@dickdastardly5534 2 роки тому
When I was younger me and the other kids used to love making den’s, nothing as elaborate as this but it was great fun and a good way to spend time. Kids don’t go out anymore and do this sort of thing which is a reflection of so called development. This shelter if maintained could las longer than 6 months I reckon, it would make a splendid retreat for kids and those of us kids that never grew out of these kind of adventures, when I retire in 4 years I will have a go at making one of these especially the wattle and daub plastering. It won’t be as good as this but I will have a hoot having a go 😁
@gheyvillan9638 2 роки тому
Same here build dens outside and at home build tents at the balcony with friends to chill
@AlyxAesthetics 2 роки тому
Kids still go out you know. Also its the parents most of thr time that are at fault. Keeping their kids inside by giving them ipads and computers whenever they are annoying then instead of dealing with them or sending them out. And people are too protective of younger kids nowadays. Some things like stay away from roads and take an adult or older person with you is ok but people just dont seem to want kids near any kind of dirt or cuts and bruises.
@dickdastardly5534 2 роки тому
@@AlyxAesthetics I have no doubt about your point but nowhere near the amount that used I suggest, there is a paedophile around every corner and child murderer at large (most of these offences are perpetrated by family members or close friends the evidence supports ) parents are gripped with fear which has been sensationalised by the media so many parents are happy to have their kids at home as a consequence.
@jonnymac481 2 роки тому
I second this, me and my oldest best friend used to have a massive lane out our back, and I think summer time building dens is up there with my favourite memories ever. Still friends today aswell
@MONEYMLV 2 роки тому
Same here, we where military brats so we always went into the wood and built forts. Lol great childhood!
@robinsartsandcrafts6500 Рік тому
This is everything I love rolled into one perfect little dwelling. Worked hard you have. Creative you are. Proud you must be.
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector Рік тому
Thanks a lot
@Alonsel3 2 роки тому
Mate, your chimney design has blown me away. I have a log cabin and was struggling to find enough stones to make a flu. But i have heaps of clay and twigs Ill have to give this a go. Thankyou for the inspiration :)
@kevinbown424 2 роки тому
Clay & cement mixed together works great...
@markrussell2233 2 роки тому
Fire some clay bricks,there will be tutorials on here. Good luck,wish I could be there to help,its my dream to be off grid,self sustaining in a log cabin Good luck bud.
@VickiSchwarz Рік тому
@@markrussell2233 I feel like the way to go isn't a log cabin, but to be dug into the earth to have the benefit of heat retention in the cold and cool damp in the heat. Keeping the square footage small you could just create small buildings all around for special needs.
@collin3012 Рік тому
Just be careful how much flammable material you add to your chimney. London burned down on multiple occasions because they mixed clay and straw for their chimneys. Get one of those hot enough and they go right up.
@polipori3 Рік тому
@@collin3012 So what can we use in the forest? Only clay? :)
@mijf1171 2 роки тому
The passion and love he has for his art is amazing. And no annoying music or useless chatter, this is best of the interweb and what Al Gore intended when he invented it.
@jefferybublitz7968 2 роки тому
That's a lot of detail gone into this build. I built an Igloo type shelter in Calif. While I was out there. I ended up building 4 shelters while I stayed in one location. The Igloo one I built out of a soft wood that grew in the area. It's was excessively dry while I was out there. I left in March of 2021. Now I'm living south of the most western Great Lakes. Lake Michigan. Jeff B.
@Sea-cucumber1151 Рік тому
Mouse says I will move in when it’s finished! Anyone that feeds the smallest of wildlife has a good heart!
@raerae86 2 роки тому
When I grew up I didn't have much and I would build my barbie a house like this. You are an amazing artist. Keep up the hard work and creativity. Loving the videos!
@AzSedonaAdventurer 11 місяців тому
Unless you put a treatment on it to protect it from the rain, it will slowly wash away.
@freeatlast7262 2 роки тому
Athos, I am awestruck to the point of almost tears of joy. This is magnificent and marvelous. It must bring so much happiness to be able to use these wonderfill skills. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing videos.
@fredrichardson9761 2 роки тому
Really love seeing this shelter - also from one of my favorite childhood movies - come into existence from raw components. Really brilliant work!
@birgip.m.1236 2 роки тому
@@user-rl1wv5yh6n 500 kg of clay? That's A LOT of clay!! 1kg of clay =$10
@1machoguerrereo508 2 роки тому
Luke- "but I'm not scared. " Yoda-"you will be. You WILL BE." 👍💯
@gk-ts8ih Місяць тому
Очень сказочный домик,мне понравился.. Вы большой молодец❤
@pimplordcthulhu2369 2 роки тому
How beautiful it is to see other people live out my dream of living somewhere that soils actually go further than 2 inches. Gotta love Missouri.
@moconnell663 2 роки тому
I would say he's in a river valley judging by the clear layers of sand and clay. We dont get that much in my part of wisconsin because everything got mixed together by glaciers.
@KiMoKo9787 2 роки тому
Better than here in south Florida... all I get is sugar sand in each shovel 😆
@Jordan__Sloan 2 роки тому
This takes playing in the mud to a new level, it looks like a work of art!
@dianacroy4579 Рік тому
Love the shelter. Round, wind goes around, rain runs off. Safe and water tight. Easy to heat.
@sdsa007 2 роки тому
this shows a lot of craftsmanship.. lots of creativity and teaches basic survival skills.. if i owned my a piece of land i would enjoy doing this just to chill away from the unsustainable hellishness of the modern world !
@suzannefronzaglio2427 2 роки тому
Looking forward to "Part 2"! You know those gourds people grow, and dry out and turn them into birdhouses? This structure reminds me of that, looks just like one of those dried gourds. Very cool! 👍😊
@DresdenDoll79 2 роки тому
Since I can't do things like this right now cause of my location, watching this is the next best thing! Fills my little nature-loving country heart with joy! Thank you for sharing!
@rochditidjani Рік тому
You have remarkable builder skills. Your ability to use naturals resources is to build huts like these is amazing.
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector Рік тому
Thank you !
@tellitaMS 2 місяці тому
That's a Teapot house AND I LOVE IT. It would be perfect for a ghibli movie house
@FireoftheGreeks 2 роки тому
That was some amazing clay deposits! Would love to spend a year or two in the woods living in something like this, just a larger version.
@gud2go50 2 роки тому
Impressive. You create something out of nothing with simple tools and a lot of hard work Very cool.
@wedw5320 2 роки тому
Zx. Qaz Q
@truthbtold9794 2 роки тому
That’s is the best part to me.
@user-sm4jx2pj2q Рік тому
Шикарная получилась корзиночка для жилья. Уважение мастеру!
@albertosaturnino5269 Рік тому
Thank you, refreshing to the soul. Nostalgia for life.
@VienasKunasIrVienaDvaisa 2 роки тому
Clay can't stop surprising me. How versatile it is.
@Sp1der44 2 роки тому
Genius! I feel like we ignored this technique entirely when talking about shelter building in the boy scouts but when you see it done like this I'd say it's actually an elegant solution way more than I would have before. Great video!
@jeremiahpoole4743 2 роки тому
The whole time he is building this structure I keep on going this knot or lashing or this scout skill would be used here or there, oh this is knot a scout project never mind, keep the sky up and feet on ground.
@dfgdfbsdfvv832 2 роки тому
theres a lady who won the show ALONE survival tv show, she had a similar use of treee branches, really nice shelter...
@TheBigMclargehuge 2 роки тому
No it's just a lot of skill it's not genius
@cutwagman 2 роки тому
Does the rain wash away the mud??
@zoomaravewolf9506 2 роки тому
Literally out here making his own compass to dig a circle for the shape. Love it! Sharing with my husband!
@user-sy1wm2li1b Рік тому
It's like a fairy house! It's amazing!!!!!!
@sk8legendz 2 роки тому
the things we do when our time and interest goes beyond games and social media. well done!
@Miller_Time 2 роки тому
We can all build a mud hut. Some just choose to do so, while recording it. Other watch someone building it on their phone. Like you and me. Lol
@_KARMA_78 2 роки тому
I cant help but think one might want to make that "teapot spout" end tip to be more angled so that when it rains, snows, hails, etc. That having it come to an angled end, its more likely to not have as much precipitation run its way down into the inner living space. Even limits having directional wind too maybe-especially on the colder windy weather kinds of days 🤔 😘🧚🏼♀️🦄🐈⬛👍🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
@scottmartinezguitarandbass 2 роки тому
Those were my thoughts exactly.
@_KARMA_78 2 роки тому
🤔🤔🤔I wonder if on those days with the right kinds of conditions when its windy-do places like this lovely establishment make that blowing-into-a-jug/bottle kinds of sound?? Or no? 😁 Cause I bet sometimes that could sound kinda eerie....or annoying.🤔🤪🤪🤪
@martinhyde8179 2 роки тому
In architecture that bit is called a stiffy. No need to thank me
@annak804 2 роки тому
Yes that would be the better idea multiple angles would also slow the heats dissipation so the building would be warmer especially if you embedded fired stone into the walls. You would fire the stone to prevent it exploding while in your wall.
@73kdt Рік тому
I love the fact that you considered animals and their environment in the environment that you created (feeding the mice on the tree branch) so cool. Amazing it reminded me of Andy Goldsworthy’s art work.
@lanedexter6303 2 роки тому
This is fun for Star Wars fans. It’s not practical bushcraft or camping because it is far too time & labor intensive, but it looks like a fun project.
@C-Smith-87 2 роки тому
This took some time to build by hand as you did and deff alot of bushcraft skills. Hats off to you
@downundercatapults 2 роки тому
7 people disliked it, wtf is wrong with them? You did a great job
@BesGaming09 2 роки тому
Maybe they can build a castle hahahaha
@kenet71 2 роки тому
Sith Lords?
@Thomasstauss 2 роки тому
@@kenet71 exactly
@MakeWithMike 2 роки тому
They probably were under influence of thought more than reality they were thinking probably oh I wouldn't live in this forever it's not made forever it's meant to survive
@StepsWay 2 роки тому
Probably because it looked like he was using store bought twine? 😂
@dineshvyas Рік тому
I am wordless. I am going to build this in my garden.
@bernadettebecher5668 2 роки тому
How amazing- must give this one a try. Thank you for showing us how its done.
@valerie72bzh96 2 роки тому
Le meilleur artiste
@hawklord100 2 роки тому
This is great, the next stage would be to plant Trees that can sustain you, so plant a good quantity of nut Trees along with fruit Trees and under story bushes that you can forage on for food in a wide circular pattern.
@pattywolford 2 роки тому
This is a great sculpture. Inspiring to see an artist at work in the peaceful environment.
@carolnorton2551 2 роки тому
I like that he is finishing up with mudding the exterior and has not got ANY mud on his clothes.
@karinmoore4432 2 роки тому
A stunning example of a man's ingenuity & skill. Excited to see the finish.
@BM205 2 роки тому
This is excellent sir! My cousin and I built a few of these when we were kids. Not at this level of course but it brought back fond memories of being on the creek. It amazes me that many people now would perish in the woods when food water and shelter are right in front of them. Sad really how far we've came from our ancestors. It's good to embrace technology but bad to become dependant on it. Y'all stay safe and God bless
@heariam7557 2 роки тому
Age 12ish my girlfriends and I "built" a home with sugar cane or bamboo looking plants in NOLA..3 bedrooms kitchen and living room...pretty hard work for us and our baby dolls!...of course my brother and his brood tore it down. Was reminded of THIS while watching! Cheers!
@johanngm6846 Рік тому
Original and unusual shape in perfect harmony with the surroundings. We'll done.
@alindsey1013 Рік тому
If this guy was on Alone.. it'd be over with. Lol. THIS IS AMAZING.
@michaelseditor 2 роки тому
After watching this I wanna take the time to do this with my 8 yr old daughter that just last christmas requested a bunch of survival gear as gifts. I think this would be a great project for us to do! I've never met a child so interested in such things as such at an early age!
@d.st.michael4195 2 роки тому
That’s pretty kool. Instil it young and even if she drifts away from the hobby she’ll probably always go back to it later on I’m sure. Opportunity to make and leave some great memories that will carry her through the trying patches. Maybe take a few memories away from it for your very own too.
@killuminatikilla3235 2 роки тому
That would be amazing brother I bet your daughter would love that it's a great idea 💡 when I was younger I used to love making dens and bases in the woods or somewhere in the garden
@killuminatikilla3235 2 роки тому
We even used to make booby traps for each other us brothers lol. Until it got taken abit to far once and we stopped lol 😂😊 growing up 20 years ago was completely different theses days
@ms.anonymousinformer242 2 роки тому
You likely are just setting a good example. 👍
@shadrachification 2 роки тому
Thats a wonderful,loving gift from a father.....and all of the enjoyable times she can have in there if you do this on your property......swank it up....solar lights ,flower boxes,herb garden.... When I was a young girl we were poor,my dad was abusive and times were hard...but I would walk my 4 little brothers uo the alley into a field that had an enclosure nature made of twigs,vines,etc....I would have them go inside and sit and eat a little lunch I packed....crackers,pickles. I had hoped that memories made would soften the blows of a violent and harsh environment,upbringing... Your idea is truly a blessing for her....
@kathrynpegiel287 2 роки тому
Your true artist. Your shelters are sculptures. These videos are performance art. Beautiful. Thank you for your time and efforts.
@butterflyct1890 2 роки тому
I wish we could all live simpler like this in peace and content .
@denisethepainterNarc-FreeZone 2 роки тому
At first glance, I wondered what Larry David was building. Turned out really cool! Loved how yoú jazzed up in the second video.
@emisode 2 роки тому
Wow this is amazing! Very skilled! Dreamman who can actually do something when disaster is strucking!
@tyberiousbeck7155 2 роки тому
Yoda: Strong with The Force this one is. Yoda Approves.😎👌
@Tsamp-lp6ep 2 роки тому
Approves Yoda does.
@tyberiousbeck7155 2 роки тому
@@Tsamp-lp6ep LOL😆👊
@myscrog Рік тому
What a wonderful and clever old bird this nest maker is!! Happy as a lark.
@GiGiGoesShopping Рік тому
Round house goes back to the dawn of time. Still a winning design 💛
@suecollins3246 Рік тому
Here in South Africa we call them rondavels. It's pronounced ron-DAAR-vills
@DragonRougeDragon 2 роки тому
Mais..... c'est la maison des Barbapapa.... 😂 Super Athos, Bravo !!! 👌
@Goldrangers 2 роки тому
🤣🤣🤣
@Kodanikage 2 роки тому
This is so cool. It reminds me of shelters built with live hazel, and insulated with moss
@ivettea6358 2 роки тому
Wow!!! Blessings & Thank you.
@ninami9535 2 роки тому
Очень познавательно, обязательно ознакомлю сына, будет чем заняться на каникулах
@niclasbagenheim7181 2 роки тому
So cool! I would not hesitate to live there for a time and just escape the ordinary life:-)
@stirfrywok2927 2 роки тому
This is a work of art. Beautiful to watch
@oolat9863 2 роки тому
The rufous hornero, or ovenbird's house in human size. Magnificent
@lorrainenicoletti6232 2 роки тому
Wow, Impressive, awesome. Confident ,experienced build. Thank you for sharing.
@josettesciberras1613 2 роки тому
This is a work of art
@maryemerald 2 роки тому
This video was absolutely fascinating. The building of the structure is mesmerizing. The thoughtfulness of the mouse feeding station is beautiful. 💙💙💙
@cottleful 2 роки тому
🙄🙄
@ms.t.3768 2 роки тому
Right...loved that part of the build☺️
@66Grudge 2 роки тому
He's just fattening Krambone up for Thanksgiving lol.
@Noniinthebush Рік тому
What a perfect place, with so many different varieties of plants and vegetation as well as clay and water! Spot on!
@gernblenstein1541 2 роки тому
Thank you for sharing this with only natural sounds. Amazing rainbow of colors in the vines of the structure before covering with mud.
@ATHOSOutdoorProspector 2 роки тому
Thank you 🙏
@scottmaytham3429 2 роки тому
I used to do a lot of soil cement road base designs.And mix in place or pug mill.For state high ways parking lots etc.Using either orange clays sandy to loamy and shell mixes.Usually with about 6%-8% cement max.(4% the lowest and still met psi requirements). Orange loamy sandy clays with a good gradient of silica sands the best. Thinking it wood be great for adobe homes too properly engineered. Thanks Good Job Man!
@cambriawalilu 2 роки тому
Hands down, this is the best video I've ever seen on UKposts. I've been a survivalist & basket weaver for years. This is SO inspiring and beautiful to see. Thanks for sharing your talents sir. 🤎
@CM_Burns 2 роки тому
so soothing and relaxing
@dustbunnieboo 2 роки тому
So cool! I loved that you put a little food outside for the critters. Looks like a woodmouse and birds found it. ❤
@Veassl Рік тому
I was thinking he was baiting it ... For supper. Guess I'm cynical.
@TreeVibes 2 роки тому
This I definitely need to try to build for my daughter 😍😍
@MeowVicious 2 роки тому
Oh Athos you do not disappoint! It’s lovely so far. My 10 year old son and I sat and watched this in total awe. You are amazing. This is a fine house for Yoda or one who wants shelter that’s cozy and awesome looking. Thank you for showing us and we await the next peek. ❤️
@samsmom1491 2 роки тому
You and your son can easily build one. Even if you don't use clay on the outside, the interwoven branches, especially if willow or grapevines, can make a great backyard hangout for kids. You can also train vines to cover it, but make sure any flowering vines do not attract bees or other stingers.
@suraya1224 2 роки тому
@ MeowVicious: I want to build one as a cool dog house!
@keirfarnum6811 2 роки тому
Build a nice home, you have. Proud, Yoda is.
@nobodyhere9258 3 місяці тому
Unbelievable what a man with a plan is capable of doing! This is by far the best
@okiwatashi2349 2 роки тому
Looks amazing! I’d build one here in Scotland but we don’t have potatoes that big to start from
@laprincesadelavaja8294 2 роки тому
Thank you 🙏🏾 for inspiring us with your creativity to get out there and be one ☝🏾 with nature😊😊 I love ❤️ the end result. How cool. I can’t wait to have some land to build on. I love that you got all the materials from the land it’s self.
@jalove7 Рік тому
How l wish we never left the simple and basic to have come to live in a life full of complex things and relationships. Life was better when it was simpler.
@GadreelAdvocat Рік тому
Yoda would be proud of that hut.
@kristinamullen4066 2 роки тому
Its so cool!!.It reminds me of a nest that a bird would make.I want to make one in my yard.When I was a kid, my friends and I used to play in a natural cave made from forsythia bushes.We had several rooms in it and we had picnics there.I also used it to hideout there when I skipped school later.It would be fun to try building a hut like this.
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