Underground Stone Shelter, Hiding from the Blizzard and Cold

Hello everyone! In this video, you will see how I hid in an underground stone shelter of an abandoned village deep in the forest during a snowstorm and freezing cold. I will show you how I took advantage of the current situation and turned an icy stone bunker into a comfortable and warm shelter in which it is possible to stay for a long time. I learned about the village from the elders a few years ago, but I never visited it until last summer, when I spent a night in a cave located very close to the abandoned houses and took a video. That day I did some research around the village and found a beautiful stone shelter in good condition. The idea immediately dawned on me that I must spend at least one winter night here. That’s why I brought fresh straw to the shelter during the summer months in case I had to take shelter immediately from an unexpected situation. I woke up that winter morning and there was a blizzard, that’s what I was waiting for, ideal weather for a new challenge. Knowing what awaited me in the village, I prepared simple hand tools such as a knife, hammer, pliers, sheet metal shears, some wire and a few nails. I packed food and water for the dog and myself, put my backpack on my shoulders and headed into the forest. The shelter didn’t need much work, so I made a very efficient stove out of tin scrap that I found in abandoned and dilapidated houses, which kept me warm during the long and cold winter night. You will also see a quick and easy army bed improvisation I made from a tent wing. I spent the night with the candles burning, the fire crackling in my stove and the wind howling with the snow blizzard. My dog Lajka and I record another exciting and interesting adventure. Thanks for watching, I hope you like it. 🔔 Subscribe: My other profiles: INSTAGRAM:Luxon Bushcraft My videos cover log cabins, shelters, winter camping, primitive technology, bushcraft, wilderness survival, cave survival, outdoor skills, outdoor cooking, DIY, fishing and bushcraft equipment such as knives, saws and axes. #dugout #wintercamping #fireplace #bushcraft #survivalskills #bushcraftshelter #outdoorcooking #primitiveskills #bushcraftlogcabin #bushcraftcabin #survivalskills #diybuild #bushcraftstove #LuxonBushcraft #primitivetechnology #undergroundhouse #cave #camping #hiking #diy #asmr #offgrid #dog #malinois