Building an Imperfect Cabin in the Wilderness for Free - Recycled Pallet Wood Project
- 7 yıl önce
In the 4th part of the One Man Off Grid Pallet Wood Cabin build, we use reclaimed Pallets to build a front porch. Having previously built the roof, window and door, we decided not to add too much in this episode. So we got the campfire going and cooked some Fresh Squid on the cast iron grill and cooking tripod.
The squid was caught by rod and line and we show you how to prepare squid for the table and how to fry it. It was a tasty dish, and to top it off we had some Mulled Wine as it is the festive season!
The primitive cabin build is coming along nicely and it's really starting to look like a tiny house now. In the next episode we will be making a raised bed and putting in a woodstove. Once that is complete I will be able to do some solo overnight camping in the Cabin. We also finished the Bushcraft Wall. Thanks for following along on this Father and Son Adventure. We hope you enjoy the rest of the cabin build series and although it might not be a Wilderness Log Cabin, it has been a great diy project using recycled materials and trying to save money and do it on the cheap.
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TA Outdoors, Bushcraft, Survival, Camping, Off Grid, Self Reliance, Homesteading, Survival Skill, Primitive, Primitive Skills, Winter Camping, Bug Out, Bug Out Camp, Bushcraft Camp, Mike Pullen, Campfire Cooking, Hunting, Adventure Travel, Log Cabin, Tiny Home, Tiny House
The squid was caught by rod and line and we show you how to prepare squid for the table and how to fry it. It was a tasty dish, and to top it off we had some Mulled Wine as it is the festive season!
The primitive cabin build is coming along nicely and it's really starting to look like a tiny house now. In the next episode we will be making a raised bed and putting in a woodstove. Once that is complete I will be able to do some solo overnight camping in the Cabin. We also finished the Bushcraft Wall. Thanks for following along on this Father and Son Adventure. We hope you enjoy the rest of the cabin build series and although it might not be a Wilderness Log Cabin, it has been a great diy project using recycled materials and trying to save money and do it on the cheap.
Follow me on Instagram:
My Facebook Page:
PALLET WOOD CABIN BUILD PLAYLIST:
Watch ALL of my Bushcraft Videos:
If you wish to send me stuff:
Mike Pullen
PO Box 7466
HOOK
RG27 7NA
Subscribe to our other Fishing YouTube Channel "TAFishing" here:
Music:
TA Outdoors, Bushcraft, Survival, Camping, Off Grid, Self Reliance, Homesteading, Survival Skill, Primitive, Primitive Skills, Winter Camping, Bug Out, Bug Out Camp, Bushcraft Camp, Mike Pullen, Campfire Cooking, Hunting, Adventure Travel, Log Cabin, Tiny Home, Tiny House