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Surviving -34°C. in a snow cave / Quinzee - Bushcraft in extreme Norway - North & Beyond Ep. 5

I spent several days camping alone the Arctic wilderness in extreme -34° Celsius with a homemade pulk (sled). Building a bushcraft snow shelter called a quinzee to sleep in. I hacked my way through 60cm of ice to catch fish... nearly froze my toes off and cooking in these Northern Norway temperatures was almost impossible. I was woken up at night to the sound of the ice cracking and the ground vibrating under me. My cooker froze and I had no warm food for 2 days. It was an amazing extreme weather experience but I skipped my last night in the snow shelter. Those low temperatures made life seriously difficult for me. On the last night at the Finnmarksvidda (Máze area) I fired up our trailer Sauna to about +95° Celsius to defrost myself and to lift my mood. A quinzee is called in finnish Lumikammi, we got told by the reindeer herder visiting. We edited a raw version of: How we build the snow shelter / quinzee. Just click here:    • Building and living in a snow shelter...   Q&A (Questions I was asked) How long does the snow have to settle for a Quinzee? Usually 2 hours, depending on the snow. I shoveled the snow pile the night before. What is your sleeping set up at so low temperatures? I used a foam mat to keep me from the snow, a thermarest mat to insulate and two cold weather sleeping bags. I also slept with all my clothes on. How many air holes did you made into the roof? I had 4 air vents in the side of the roof, each about 6 cm wide. VERY IMPORTANT TO DO SO! How did you kept your food unfrozen? I had most of my food in a plastic bag and I kept it in the sleeping bag at day & night. That helped really a lot. Same I did with extra battery packs and phone. #bushcraft #quinzee #northandbeyond _______ FOLLOW & SUPPORT US: Get updates from our current adventure on Instagram:   / north_and_beyond   Support the next North & Beyond episodes on Patreon:   / northandbeyond   _______ WHAT IS NORTH & BEYOND? We are two expats (Australian & German) living in the Arctic region of Norway. Our goal is to show you, what you can do out of the ordinary when you visit Norway (sometimes also Finland or Sweden). You can find so many exciting adventures in this unique and precious nature, just unleash your inner explorer and join us. We are uploading every month a new episode. If you want to get in contact with us, don’t be shy! You will find our details on our homepage https://www.north-beyond.com or just comment on one of our videos. We are happy to hear from you and get your feedback. LATEST EPISODE OF NORTH & BEYOND: Ep.7 Russian Border Dog Sledding - (Kirkenes, Finnmark - Norway)    • Russian Border Dog Sledding - Riding ...   Ep.6 Norway's most remote Cabin - (Lyngen Alps, Tromsø - Norway)    • Norway's most remote Cabin - Off-grid...   Ep.5 Surviving -34°C. in a snow cave - (Maze, Kautokeino - Norway)    • Surviving -34°C. in a snow cave / Qui...   Ep.4 Building a portable Sauna - (Tromsø, Kittilä & Inari - Finland, Norway)    • Building a portable Sauna - A mobile ...   Ep.3 Underwater Craft Beer Cellar - (Tromsø, Kvaløya - Norway)    • Underwater Craft Beer Cellar - Scuba-...   Ep.2 Outdoor Pizza oven out of a Shipwreck - (Lyngen Alps, Tromsø - Norway)    • Outdoor Pizza Oven out of a Shipwreck...   Ep.1 Brewing Beer from Glacier Ice - (Steindalsbreen, Lyngen Alps - Norway)    • Brewing Beer from Glacier Ice - Stein...