Hi my friend, my English is bad, so I will try to tell you without words what is happening in this video, Bushcraft solo overnight in the wild :) Climbed to the roof, an abandoned building in the forest. After the collapse of communism, many buildings and factories were abandoned. And over time, nature took its toll. Nature is gradually replacing concrete with growing trees, grass, moss. Looking at all this, it sometimes seems that a person is an extra creature on the planet. That without man, nature would be more balanced. On the roof I built a small bushcraft shelter from concrete blocks, doors and lavvu poncho tent. It was also necessary to build a fireplace. There were few bricks in the vicinity, and no concrete blocks remained. To get more concrete blocks, I decided to create a battering ram. I tied a concrete block at both ends with a rope, and then made a handle. Now I have a concrete battering ram to hit the concrete wall. Basically, concrete is needed to make concrete. Everything seems to be clear. I took my concrete suitcase and started ramming the wall. The battering ram moved, and the wall fell. After such physical education with a battering ram, I got a lot of concrete blocks. After I threw these blocks on the roof, I can say that they are heavy. From these blocks, I built a fireplace in front of the bushcraft shelter. It turned out to be a massive bushcraft fireplace, I made the floor of the fireplace from double folded bricks, such a structure will raise the logs from the floor and air will be blown from below between the bricks to the burning log. Checked the work of the fireplace, excellent. Heat is well shielded from the walls of the fireplace and shelter. Also, concrete walls keep heat longer and cool slowly. When winter comes and there is a lot of snow, this shelter with a fireplace will work great. The shelter is not blown out and heats well. When I was walking through an abandoned building, I found a metal frame from a mattress, which was burned and old blanket. From this I made myself a mattress. Lying is comfortable, it is better than lying on a wooden door. I broke several windows and put the resulting logs under the sofa. I decided to finish building the wall near the entrance. To do this, it was necessary to work again with a battering ram on a brick wall. The battering ram did its job well, and made me happy, so I named it - Lord of the Walls. Now I'm ready for an overnight solo in this bushcraft camp of canvas poncho, concrete, bricks and one door, plus a mattress. In the morning I woke up and realized that this was my best sleepover out of the house, so comfortable never slept. There is no table in my shelter. No problem, where is my wall lord? A couple of hits against the wall and the table is ready. I got a little hungry, so I fried the steak. Made myself chopsticks out of a window frame. The steak was delicious, had hints of haze, and the herbal tomato sauce complemented the tender cuts of meat perfectly. After eating, I decided to make a hammer from a stick and a brick. First I made a bottle cutter. Then I cut plastic bottles on this device, getting ropes. Then with these ropes I tied a brick to a stick, and the future hammer was heated on coals. The ropes from the plastic bottle, heating up on the coals, tightened, thereby strongly fixing the brick on the stick and the backlash of the brick disappeared. The hammer is ready, with the help of a new tool, nails and planks, I made myself a ladder to the roof. It's easier to climb now. Nice camp built and I had a good weekend. That's all, my dear friend. Thank you very much for your value time to Watch, Like, Comment, Share and Subscribe our videos on Survive Alone Channel, and we will try all our best to find more idea as try to Create more videos. I hope all viewers enjoying these bushcraft trip :)