My ex bf suggested me this channel, we are not together anymore but this is the only good thing he left for me

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@asmith7876

Жыл бұрын

One of my favorite comments about anything, ever! 😂

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

That's a shame.

@hajarahmouine7927

Жыл бұрын

@@moorshound3243 a shame? Why?

@matwinner9708

Жыл бұрын

Way better than syphilis

Oh u got erik's coffee ceremony 😁

Just in time to enjoy with my morning coffee ☕️

Mr. Swedwoods is my favorite KZread creator. When I watch your videos, I always feel happy and calm. So I like watch your videos. Be careful of your sefety! Thank you.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly!

I think your reaction to coffee drinking in the video is the first time ever. That’s nice! Communications with the subscribers are always right. Thanx for your video.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Its a wink to another channel of a guy that always do that. One time only. Thanks!

Great video! You should do more videos showcasing your gear and how you use it. I’ve been camping for many years and appreciate seeing other peoples techniques as to constantly improve my own

Good that you gave a Thumbs up to Erik. He had a great channel.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Has! Thanks!

@edpikestone6800

Жыл бұрын

@@Swedwoods yes, has! 😆😆

Another Erik Normark fan here. I'm often savoring a mug of sacramental Arabica bean when he's preparing one, and recognized and enjoyed your gesture of solidarity! The encroaching years keep my forays outdoors short and restricted to groomed trails, but your (and Erik's) adventures keep my memories alive - for that I thank you both.

Nice shout out to Eric 👍and his signature coffee approval. Thanks for another great view of your beautiful forests. Something special about sitting quietly and watching the sunrise. Recharges the soul. Get that same energy from sitting on the beach in a bathing suit and hoody in Baja Mexico and watching the sun set.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks my friend!

I didn't think I would like this video that much given the title, but you proved me wrong again. Your salute to Erik Normark is not only well deserved but shows your good taste. Keep up the good work mate.

Thank you for sharing;especially ice singing & Erik!

My favorite Saturday pastime! Thanks for being so good about keeping the series going so regularly. It really gives us something to look forward to every other Saturday! Love the different setups. Got to say, the Chili Con Carne was the strangest version I have ever seen. Looked like Cream of Chili. LOL!

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah that was the first and last I tried with that brand.

I can't imagine a situation that you could not handle. Thank you for the inspiration.

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

Maybe sleeping in a horrid cityscape with people wanting to rob you or the cops wanting to cuff you just for wanting to lay your head down & sleep?

Again, my friend, a great video. I know Eric's videos on KZread and they are spectacular. Peace and calm in both that is what the world needs. Hugs, friend.

Great Demo on all the ways to use cape-poncho. As always wonderful video. I only live this life of outdoors through you. I watch every one of them. Ric's channel brought me here. He is missed but I found another love. Thank you

@tomsteffes6344

Жыл бұрын

Miss Ric also, but thankful for Erik

i have seen his vids and erik is more of a modern day "backpacker". you, on the other hand, are real mccoy .... a true bushcrafter who keeps the tradition alive. this is what i want to see ! i do hope you don't change your ways ......

good evening Nice video. We are always rooting for you from Japan! 👍

Nice plash palatka tent...and great rainponcho...all in one...best ever in the world 👍👍

Thanks you for sharing your beautiful winter trip. | I Really Like Video You

Very instructional video on different tarp set-ups, great scenery across the frozen lakes. 👍

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Very nice my friend! I totally agree, Eric's work is epic 🤠

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Why do I always get hungry while watching these videos?😄

You have amazing talent to pack and carry all needed equipment in such a compact unit. This happens everytime and maybe you could give some golden advice towards this productive minimalism for us. Thanks, Janne

I had to laugh when I saw the thumbs up with the first sip of coffee! Although I watch a few channels, I follow yours and Erik’s religiously. You are the only two channels that I can watch the same video over and over again. Their serenity and beauty bring me peace. Thank you.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend!

@jodius66

Жыл бұрын

@@Swedwoods Hello from USA. Is there a place that NVA Zeltbahn version could be purchased, and do you have a link or info. I have searched but haven't found. Thank you! Live the videos!

Great video! loved the ending especially

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

@YankeeWoodcraft

Жыл бұрын

@@Swedwoods Yeah, I'm always happy when they end! 😁

I'm your longtime subscriber and I was so surprised when you thumbed up at the camera! ❤️And I know Erik! 😄 I smiled for a while ✨

Hi. Good video. Super bushcraft. Beautiful sunset) thank you very much!

Fascinating again and again! Thank you very much! Best regards! JD

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great sounds and shots of the Swedish wilderness..thumbs up to erik from me as well...yet my personal fav is sweed. Thanks for another great video friend

Thanks

A job that strengthens the soul.... Super with the Canvas!!!🤔

one of my favorite things about your videos is that you work so hard to keep from narrating as you work and what not. not that 'i don't want to hear your voice' just that the sounds of nature are themselves so very pleasing. also, when i miss something or i rewind the video to see something again or show the wife, i always talk to you like im there. 'hey wait go back, i wasn't listening' i love it, keep up the great work!!

How bizarre that is with the ice! _So beautiful_ . Thank you for sharing that almost alien-like-world experience! And how cool (for me, at least) that I was just a few nites ago looking up at the same moon during my own four day winter hike into the N. Cascades! Thank You, Swedwood!

damn near perfect sunset, then the moment is gone. always capturing the very best of what nature gives you to share with us!!

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great film for my opinion the best shelter it's nr 5 👍😁

I always look forward to seeing a new video from you, and I’m never disappointed! Thank you. I too watch and look forward to each of Erik Normarks videos. So different from yours but just as entertaining. He is also a very talented artist. I did smile to see your thumbs up for your coffee and knew who it was for right away, as many others did I’m sure. You two gentlemen are the best. Please keep up the videos. Thank you

A beautiful and quiet place. Thank you for your great effort.... I love watching your videos very much

Another amazing video. Such a grand way to start my day. (USA 8 am here). What a wonderfully versatile piece of equipment your "wearable tent" turned out to be. The time you must spend making these videos is greatly appreciated by this subscriber. Anxiously awaiting your next video. 😀😀

wonderful video thanks 👍🌲🤝

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

You are my favorite youtuber. Love the simplicity of everything. Just enjoying nature as it is intended to be. I also watch Eric Normark for his simplicity and coffee :-) Huge thumbs up to the both of you!

@34:11 WAUW - I jumped. I have heard many ice singing, but not as loud as this one. Incredible beautiful. I just love the nature

Great video on The Swedwoods Method! I would love to see something explaining where to situate a fire, depending on the shelter type, wind, etc. Love your content!

Great Winter Camping Adventure !! Thanks For Sharing Various Canvas Poncho Setups, Very Interesting.

Another beautiful short film. Nice callout to Erik, too! You make it look so easy, even though it's obviously very cold. "Ice singing" - such a strange sound! Lovely video. Thank you.

Thumbs up to you too for your excellent films. Thanks for sharing.

Good video again. Always a pleasure

Thank You Mr Swed !! I always Enjoy 👍

Excellent explanations and demonstrations, obviously a versatile object. I actually really like the imagery of your Trangia tea pot / coffee pot...it looks well-used and well-travelled.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Another great video. Love the different shelter configurations. You should make a video with Erik normark. That would be great.

awesome sunset.. beautiful content as per usual.. thanks 👍 keep it up man. .

You have to be adapted to the cold to endure it with just a sweater. All attention. great videos Many Thanks. I always watch Sunday mornings when everyone is still sleeping. 🤗

Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

I've been watching your stuff for a while now and today I learned that building on Valheim while watching you show me how to become a wizard with fire(You're a fire Wizard I'm convinced) and neat bushcraft tricks with sticks and paracord is probably one of my favorite things to do. Thanks for all the great videos and hard work!

Peaceful video awesome with breakfast 🖒

Watching this inside my tent ☺️

Thanks for your video. Its so Calming. Its my Timeout from everything

I love the detail. Great ideas. Thx

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

You and Erik inspired me to take all of my best equipment including my Lavvu all the way from Melbourne Australia to Muddus National Park in Sweden late last year. You're both an inspiration and I cannot thank you enough for giving me a hobby that now takes me around the world... The only other hiking KZreadr I watch is yet another European, Harmen Hoek, whose dialogue-free videos are cinematic beyond belief, especially his most recent trip to the Wadi Rum desert in Jordan.

Hello, I served two years as an officer candidate in the West German Bundeswehr and knew all the tanks and weapons of the GDR army but none of us knew this poncho/tent combination. (-: I agree with you 100%, Erik limits himself to what is primarily important outside. The Finn Ali Leinö is also very close to nature. Greetings from the German North Eifel. Alex

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Greetings! Thank you!

I have never before seen the 'storm shelter' layout you demonstrate here. Thank you.

Very nice video, the ending was gorgeous. I always sit down and relax. Thanks for sharing. 🙋‍♂️👍

Very informative 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

great video, I watch Erik Nordmark too ,recognized the typical coffee greeting haha

I also have 2 of those Canvas Ponchos. But i mostly use them as a Poncho, Ground sheet or Windstoper because they are quiet small. Never thought about using them in that way tbh. But i might try next time i am out.

This is great to watch! 🔥

Great tent setup!

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

As always, thank you for all the work you put into these. After a day of "blue light" your stories are a welcome reprieve. I've hiked/camped for 60+ years and still pick up on things I see you do...sometimes as subtle as the turn of wrist or hand in a task. And I agree w/you about Erik's body of work--exceptional ... as is yours! Regards, Doug

Very nicely done video. I thought the version between 5 and 6 was good. When you made 6 out of 5, you lifted up the left corner. I really liked the version that was then visible. Open on one side so that you can see a lot and closed against the storm so that you are protected.

That’s pack-stool is slick 👌🏼

There are only two outdoor youtubers worth the attention: Swedwoods and Erik Normark. Keep up great work!

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

great epizode, thanks from Poland

Hallo sei gegrüßt! Die gezeigten Aufbauvarianten sind sehr interessant , werde sie auch einmal ausprobieren. Ich selbst habe noch mit diesen Zeltbahnen bei der NVA hantiert und besitze sie auch heute noch. Danke fürs Video, bis bald! Gruß Sven 👍👌🙋‍♂🙏

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Are there any words to say how greatful your content is? NO! I feel what i see, so close like stand on your side. So fantastic pictures.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Great with lots of ideas

a mi me gustaron la primera y la quinta confuguracion saludos

Wearing your shelter. What a great idea!!🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

Muy buen video.saludos y un abrazo amigo 👍😊

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Ramen and a steak absolutely awesome

Thanks bro. You’re right about Erik. One thing I learned from another youtuber is to store trangia in lower half of wool sock. Protects from heat.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Good to know if you need to leave in a second... or you wait 10 sec for it to cool😏 thanks!

Bravo et merci pour votre courage

thank you. i would catch pneumonia listening to the ice all night long.

Sehr schönes Video. Vielen Dank!

Thanks for the video

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Canvas, like wool and leather: strong, fire resistant, and durable!!

You must have been a happy man to travel with a lighter pack than usual and ...no snow to slow you down ! But where is the snow anyway ? Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the recording😀

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I've wanted an extra large size Polish Lavvu for some time (I'm 6'5") but the import cost is crazy expensive, guess I'll have to keep on wishing. This German version is different for sure, maybe a better tarp/tent but not sure about the poncho set up part. These are some nice set up variations, very usable. What's amazing to me is how you found that flat piece of land😉 Second day was all grandeur, wonderful filming and presentation, well done of course, thanks. Chili con carne..I don't think so, hope you felt okay later.. Enjoy!

Yes! Been waiting for this. As much as i love your usual ASMR style videos, would you consider making a dedicated series on how to videos? That would be awesome. Love your work.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! If I ever figure that out I might give it a go.

Magnifique.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

This was awesome sir! That was a great tip of the hat to Erik! He’s one of my favorites as well. It was you, Erik and Ric that got me into bushcraft videos to be honest. I follow a couple lads out of the UK, one from Scotland and a handful out of canada. You even used the same stove he has! That was really cool! Oh i was wondering if you stayed out that night at the end of the video? Thanks so much SW. take care and be well. NQU

Nice brotha!🌲

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

holy sh!t that end scene

Thank you !!! Will now also buy a second Romanian Zeltbahn .... are probably identical in size !!!!

Ahhhh the thumbs-up at 30:34, I think I know exactly who that is aimed at! 🤣

Very nice video. I very like tarp and I hawe two . Thank you.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@edwardfrak6618

Жыл бұрын

@@Swedwoods pless welcome.

I been waiting for your new upload thanks…

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

wah Soo biutifull camping ground

this is the greatest camping tutorial video for me. and I also want to know your most ultra light camping gears and skills.

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great to see the different tarp setups. Chilli didn't look very appetizing? Ice singing was amazing. Thanks

@Swedwoods

Жыл бұрын

No not to my taste. Thanks!

@asmith7876

Жыл бұрын

I’ve seen chili colorado, chili verde, but never chili blanco…😂. I’m sure it was delicious!

I've been watching your videos for a while and am really enjoying your "don't talk, just do and show" approach to this topic. I have, however, by now collected some related questions that I'd like to ask, if you got the time: Where did you originally learn your outdoor skills? Is it just a self-taught hobby or is it your job or were you in the military or something entirely else? When you're packing your food, are you counting the calories or are you just estimating the amount that you're going to need? I imagine that being particularly difficult if you're planning to do some catch and cook. Are you making lists before you pack for a trip or how are you going about choosing the equipment you'll take with you? I often struggle with overpacking on my hiking/ camping trips while you're mostly travelling frugally light in comparison. Also, since you're using a ton of different types of shelters, tools, techniques etc.: Are you choosing the equipment according to the task or is it by now more of a "What do I feel like using/ trying out/ challenging myself with" kinda consideration? And maybe most importantly: How are you dealing with insects, specifically mosquitos? I was hiking in Swedish summer once and would've gotten eaten alive by mosquitos if it wasn't for some strong repellent but I don't remember ever seeing you using one except maybe for some natural one that you made on the spot.