🎯 No More Awkward Sawing! 🪚🪵 Tired of your saw getting stuck or jammed while working close to the ground? This quick trick using just a stick and a short rope will solve it! 💡 It keeps your log stable and lifted, so your saw moves freely — no more binding or bending! 🌲 Sets up in seconds, protects your blade from dirt and rocks, and makes sawing smooth and easy. 💪 And yes — your back will thank you. Light, portable, and perfect for bushcraft or camping. Try it next time you head into the wild 🔥🌿 #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors

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How to Make a Forest Trap in Minutes 🌿🪤 This is a fast and simple trap made entirely from sticks and string — it’s a classic bushcraft trick used in real survival situations. Traditionally, traps like this were designed for small birds like pigeons or quails. But if you build it larger and sturdier, you could potentially catch bigger game like a pheasant or even a grouse. Still, let me be very clear: this is not for fun or casual use. I’m sharing it as a survival skill — something that could help you if you ever find yourself truly lost, hungry, and without options. 🏕️ The straighter the sticks, the better the result — but even with twisted or uneven ones, it works great if you tie it tight. If your trap turns out too light, tie a stone on top to increase the weight and ensure it doesn’t collapse too early. The trigger is very sensitive and reacts even to small movements. You can use seeds, crumbs, or any bait you have on hand. This is a humane trap — the animal stays unharmed, and you can always release it. Skills like this should be used only in emergency situations. Respect nature. Learn not just to survive, but to live in harmony with the wild. 🤍 #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors

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My time in Bali has come to an end… 🌿 To be honest, I never really believed in this whole “magical energy of the island” thing. I came here fully packed — with gear, with ideas, with a long list of plans. I brought tools, survival hacks, content concepts, planned to hike up a volcano and shoot tons of wild videos for you. But it seems the island had its own plans. My equipment started to fail. All my power banks died, my microphone broke, the weather kept changing — sudden storms, forgotten tripod, things falling from my hands, getting damaged. One video I tried to film for five days in a row — from 8 AM to 5 PM. And I just couldn’t finish it. Everything kept falling apart. I was frustrated. Upset. I felt like I was letting you down. Like I had to bring home some epic footage. But nothing worked. And at some point, I realized — maybe it’s not about the filming. Maybe this is a sign. A quiet whisper from something greater: ✨ Slow down. Breathe. Look around. ✨ So I did just that. I stopped forcing it. I let go. I began to live, to watch, to truly see — with my own eyes, not through a lens. And somewhere in that pause… I found peace. A deep, real kind of peace. New ideas started flowing, I looked at my content with fresh eyes — and I knew it was time. Time to go home. Back to the forests. Back to the silence. Back to myself. Thank you, Bali. Thank you to every kind soul I met here. And thank you to whatever mysterious force kept gently guiding me. And thank you, the one reading this. See you soon in the woods 🌲💚

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I finally made it to another natural wonder — Tibumana Waterfall! This place truly impressed me. There are no crowds of tourists here, just peace and quiet, birds singing, and lush greenery all around — it’s unbelievably beautiful. You can admire the waterfall from a distance or take a swim — of course, I chose to cool off and snap a few photos. And as I stood there in the water, looking at the cascade, I suddenly felt like a character from an adventure novel. Exploring the jungle, heading into the unknown, thinking about what kind of videos to film for you — I felt like a real-life Lara Croft. Especially in this hat! Adventure is calling. By the way, what do you think of my Balinese hat?

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Breakfast in a Coconut? Yes, Please! 🥥🔥 How do you make breakfast island-style? 🌴 First, you need to get the coconut down — and that’s not as easy as it sounds! Green coconuts cling tightly to tall palm trees, so the best way is to secure a sharp knife or machete to a long stick and carefully cut it down from a distance. 🗡️🌴 (Safety first!) Next, strip away the thick outer husk to thin the walls, cut a lid, and add your ingredients — I used oats and fresh pineapple. 🍍🥥 Then place it right on the fire! 🔥 Even if the water doesn’t boil, it gets hot enough to cook your meal. The result? Naturally sweet, tropical oatmeal — cooked in a real coconut! Would you give it a try? 😋💛 #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors

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How I Open a Coconut Without Any Tools! 🥥✨ If you ever find a dry, mature coconut and don’t have a knife — don’t worry, you can still open it! Here’s how I did it: 1. I used a sharpened stick — in my case, a piece of bamboo I found nearby. 2. With the help of a rock, I hammered the stick into the fibrous husk until it started separating from the hard shell. 3. On the coconut, there are three little “eyes” — one of them is usually darker, softer, and slightly indented. 4. I used a small stick to pierce it, and voilà — fresh coconut water without spilling a drop! 5. When it was empty, I smashed the shell with the same rock to get to the sweet white flesh inside. Rough, simple, but totally effective. Sometimes, nature gives you everything you need. #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors

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I finally made it to Bali!🇮🇩 It’s been a long-time dream of mine to visit this beautiful country — Indonesia. Now I’m here, ready to explore new places, soak in the inspiration, and hopefully capture some great videos for you. The only challenge is that my gear isn’t loving the heat: everything’s overheating, tools are rusting, batteries die within minutes… but hey, that’s part of the adventure! For now, I’m just settling in, sipping delicious coconuts, and soaking up the sun on the beach. New stories coming soon!🥥🌴

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How to Make Fire with Bamboo Like a Survival Expert 🔥🎋 #camping #survival #bushcraft #outdoors Making fire with bamboo is a time-tested survival skill — and yes, it still works! Here’s what you need to know: ✔ Use hard, dry bamboo — yellow or slightly green is best. ❌ Avoid gray bamboo — it’s been waterlogged and wears out too fast. ✔ A bit damp? Just dry it in the sun or wipe it down. ✔ Start rubbing slowly — it helps warm the surface and push out moisture. ✔ Sharper edges = better friction. ✔ Save your energy — once you smell burning, that’s your cue to speed up and press harder. ✔ Smoke doesn’t mean fire yet — keep going! ⚠️ And don’t forget to prepare a tinder nest in advance — once the ember forms, gently place it inside to blow it into flame. I did it — and so can you! 💪🔥 Follow for more real survival tips!

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