Survival in the Mountains: 5 Unforgettable Moments You Have to See! 🏕️🔥🐟🌲

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🎥 This is more than just a video. This is a dream come true.
For many years, my world revolved around cryptocurrency. I was involved back when most people laughed at Bitcoin. But then came the moment when I sold part of my holdings — and it changed everything. With those earnings, I bought a large piece of forest land with an old but spacious and cozy house 🌲🏡

💻 I still work remotely in crypto — but now, I finally have what I’ve dreamed of all my life: freedom and time to devote myself to bushcraft, survival, and reconnecting with nature. Now I test myself in the wild to find inner strength, resilience, and peace — the kind that doesn't exist in the city 💪🔥

📽️ This video is a compilation of my 5 best adventures from the summer and fall seasons. It’s not just a montage — it’s a full story woven from sweat, fire, rain, smoke, and the silence of the wild woods 🍂🌧️

🌿 1. Mountain trout fishing + Finnish log stove
I ventured deep into the mountains and caught trout in a fast-flowing crystal-clear river 🐟. I then crafted a Finnish log stove from a thick log and smoked the trout on it. After that, I pan-fried it right there in the wilderness. The flavor? Unforgettable.

🍁 2. Autumn forest and my grandmother’s ancient recipe
Surrounded by golden trees, I built a makeshift tent from a tree trunk and plastic sheeting. Then I cooked a dish from my childhood — pumpkin stuffed with apples, mushrooms, meat, and potatoes. Wrapped in foil and buried in hot coals, it cooked for an hour and turned out magical ✨🔥

🌲 3. Hillside shelter no wild animal could reach
On a steep 5-meter slope, I built a solid double-pitched shelter using a fallen tree, logs, branches, and plastic. I made a long handmade ladder — so high that no wild animal could reach me 🪓🪵

🔥 4. Cooking fish on a heated stone
I went fishing again, caught trout and perch, and instead of using a pan, I found a large flat stone, propped it up with branches, lit a fire underneath, and when it was red-hot — cooked the fish on its surface, greased with oil. It was simple, safe, and delicious. After eating, I put out the fire and threw the stone into the river — because we must protect the forest! 🌊

🌀 5. Stretch wrap shelter that holds my weight
This was a challenge — to build a shelter entirely out of plastic wrap. I found four trees, tied ropes, and began wrapping layers of plastic tightly enough to support my full weight. I built the floor, the roof, and then the walls — like something between survival and sci-fi 🧵🌌

🌄 This video is not just about survival. It’s about a dream that became reality. A journey from digital chaos to wild serenity. A search for balance, freedom, and real strength.

Thank you to everyone who supports this journey ❤️

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