In this video, you will see how I made auxiliary walls out of logs that served as a support for me to bury my dugout easier. The walls are very strong and well connected to the anchor that I buried deep at the back. In the places where the auxiliary walls border the ground, they are insulated with cork plastic so that air can circulate between them and thus keep them dry and long-lasting. At the very top of the walls, I made wooden caps that I lit on fire to make them last longer. I also camouflaged the entire shelter with dead leaves and thus blended it into the surroundings. To eat, I prepared beef soup from a bag with chili and grilled carp. The tea I consume at the beginning of the video is from the yarrow plant that I picked in the summer in a nearby meadow.
