The wet dirt and straw of mountain life❄️🏔️|Grandma builds a shelter in the snow with mud скачать в хорошем качестве

The wet dirt and straw of mountain life❄️🏔️|Grandma builds a shelter in the snow with mud

Video Description: In this difficult and emotional episode, the grandmother realizes that the stone walls of her shelter still have gaps through which wind and cold can penetrate. To survive, she must insulate the shelter completely. She turns to wet clay to do this, but the snow and rain have turned the soil into cold, heavy mud: 💧 Searching for Clay: The grandmother searches through the melting snow and slippery ground for clay. Her hands sink into the mud, reminding her of her childhood days of building mud houses—a sweet memory amidst all this hardship. 🛍️ Carrying a Bag of Suffering: The soil is wet, heavy, and cold. She laboriously pours it into a cloth bag and slings it over her shoulder. The weight of the soil and the slippery path knock her to the ground several times. Each time he gets up, his clothes become muddier and his spirit more determined. 🏠 Making the Thatch of Hope: In the shelter, he mixes wet soil with pieces of dry straw (collected from nearby plants) and a little water to make thatch. This mixture is the only material he has available for insulation. 🧱 Sealing the Gaps: With muddy, trembling hands, he rubs the thatch into the stone walls and cracks of the shelter. Each layer, like a warm, protective blanket, makes the shelter more resistant to sharp winds and deadly cold. --- In this video you will see: · 🏔️ Grandma's search in the muddy and snowy ground for clay · 💼 Filling the bag with wet and heavy soil · 🥾 Her repeated falls on the way back and getting up again · 🏠 Entering the shelter with completely muddy and wet clothes · 🌾 Mixing the soil with dry straw and making thatch · ✋ Rubbing the thatch against the stone walls with slow and precise movements · 🔥 Lighting a fire to dry the thatch faster and warm herself · 😌 Her satisfied look at the insulated shelter, while she herself is covered in mud and fatigue 👆 This part is a symbol of the transformation of suffering into shelter. With her own hands, Grandma transforms cold mud into the warmth of hope and reminds us that sometimes, to build a house, you have to be covered in mud. If you liked these laborious scenes, write in the comments: "The flower in your hands is a sign of love for life!" Follow this story of everyday heroism with your subscription and the bell 🔔. --- #thatch_of_life #wet_earth #insulation #warm_shelter #turning_suffering_into_hope #true_story #part_9 #flower_making_grandmother #Iran #mountains #winter #building_a_house #resistance #hope #hard_life