Bushcraft Stone Fireplace - Building a long-term shelter in the woods (Part 4)

Bushcraft Stone Fireplace - Making a stove for my shelter using mud and rocks from the river, adding a chimney, protecting the roof from the heat by using a metal can and soil, testing the stove, and cooking my first dinner with its help. No talking, only peaceful nature sounds. If you want to find out more about all of these and the story behind this video, please read on. I decided to build a stone fireplace for my shelter before finishing building the walls, as it was easier to build and move around carrying rocks this way. This was also a project that required many days of work. I spent my first day just carrying lots of rocks from the river, digging and filming beautiful wildflowers - snowdrops (which are called spring’s first messengers here) and Scilla bifolia (Alpine Squill). The stove is the heart of the house or shelter, it offers humans warmth, helps them cook their food, and creates a wonderful homely atmosphere, it helps people feel closer to each other, have a talk, tell stories and re