-30°C Outside, One Small Stove Inside — 10 Rules Woodsmen Use to Survive the Coldest Nights

-30°C Outside, One Small Stove Inside — 10 Rules Woodsmen Use to Survive the Coldest Nights Snow at the door, a frozen river on the way in, and a night that drops to -30°C. These woodsmen spend it in small log cabins heated by a single wood stove, and they sleep warm. We follow several of them from arrival to morning, explain the ten simple rules that make a winter night in a cabin safe and comfortable, and rank those rules from least to most important. Chapters: 0:00 Thirty below 1:10 Rule 1: Arrive with daylight to spare 3:13 Rule 2: Fire first, everything else later 6:09 Rule 3: Dig out the door and the roof 10:29 Rule 4: A whole night of firewood 13:28 Rule 5: Split it before dark 15:32 Rule 6: Bring the wood inside 17:18 Rule 7: Stop the drafts 19:23 Rule 8: A hot, heavy supper 23:35 Rule 9: Water, and a thermos for the night 24:44 Rule 10: The night shift 28:17 Morning 29:47 Ten rules, ranked #bushcraft #logcabin #offgrid #survivalbuilder #bushcraft #primitivetechnology #outdoorlife #survivalshelter