Name: Struggle to Dig Shelter Before the Bitter Cold Night High Mountain Winter Wilderness Survival Camp. | Videos | Gan Jing World
Uploaded: 2023-01-28T00:00:00.000Z
Duration: 20 min 7 s
Description: My dear friends, I would love it if you could come to the premier of my newest YouTube adventure video: "10ﾺF Snow Shelter Camping." The "Live Chat" will be bu... | Videos | Gan Jing World

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My dear friends, 
I would love it if you could come to the premier of my newest YouTube adventure video: "10ﾺF Snow Shelter Camping." The "Live Chat" will be buzzing so I'll be able to mingle with everyone. We'll have a great time watching me work my butt off preparing for a cold night in a winter wilderness wonderland.
      I've always wanted to build and sleep in a snow shelter.  Since I was a kid, I've been fascinated by the concept that you could use something so cold to stay warm...snow provides insulation and regulates temperatures well above the alternative.  
      Shelter...or...Fire? I wonder which is more primal? I think it would be Shelter, but Fire seems close. As a father I see it in my kids' natural interests and tendencies. I guess it doesn't take a brain surgeon to realize shelter skills are valuable. It's a skill that brings a strong sense of fulfillment. A key understanding in the arsenal needed to feel like you can take care of yourself. I called it a "skill" at first but I think you need more than that. I think an "understanding" is needed for something this critical. Understanding is something that comes with experience so I'm going to do more of this: Work my butt off to gain understanding. I'm on a new kick of embracing the idea of living a strenuous life. To revel in the strain, to appreciate and focus on the silver lining.  To seek out deeper understandings. 
       Special thanks to the commenter that quoted Teddy Roosevelt on one of my videos. He helped me realize to appreciate rather than resent "the hard times" physically, mentally, emotionally, embrace the suck knowing you and your relationships will come out stronger on the other side. Look forward to and seek out your next challenge. You've got this, now go out and get some!         Lol!       Good times!
       Thank you everyone! You have become a big important part of my life and I appreciate you dearly, 
Steve
       I'm an inventor who loves the outdoors and camping. I design products based on my life experiences then use them on my own adventures to be sure they hold up and function as intended. 

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