Shadowing-Übung: 4 Days Alone in Alaska - Bushcraft Camping & Foraging Food - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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Luke here at the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel
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and I'm deep in the heart of the Alaskan wilderness and for the next four days I'm building my shelters, camping, catching my dinner, exploring glaciers, and having a great time.
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Come along for the ride.
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It's going to be a great video.
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There goes my ride.
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I'm going to leave the kayak here and go look for a campsite.
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I think the first thing I'm going to do is explore a little bit.
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There's plenty of wood.
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Looks like a coyote's been walking up and down this beach.
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keep finding tons of these little skeletons they feel really light like they belong to a bird
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little sea urchin
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it's a fish jaw look at all those teeth that's the
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top half of a beaver jaw look what i just found those are bear paw prints right there
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Not sure what kind of bear it is, but this is where I want to build my campsite.
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Well, I walked about two miles round trip down the beach looking for a spring or creek.
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Didn't find anything.
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I've got about four liters of water, and that's enough for today and tomorrow, but probably not enough for all four days.
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But right now, I've got to focus on building a shelter.
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It's getting late. so so so so
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Alright, I got camp set up and not a moment too soon.
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It's getting dark.
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with the rocks behind the fire and the canvas behind me this is really toasty
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which is good
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because it's gotten chilly outside i could see my breath i
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knew i'd be getting to this spot kind of late
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so i packed a pretty simple meal i got some uh got some cured salami
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and i got some smoked salmon and pilot bread.
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I caught some silver salmon a couple weeks ago
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and I smoked them up and then I mixed the smoked salmon in with brie, honey, walnuts, and garlic.
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For dessert I have chocolate covered macadamia nuts.
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Got myself some blisters right there and there.
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it's late and i've got a lot to do tomorrow i'm gonna put up the camera
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hopefully we won't have any bears joining us tonight see you
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guys in the morning oh good morning
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it's cold outside oh that's gorgeous well before i get the fire started
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and i start cooking breakfast i think I want to complete the firing.
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I need to find a couple perfectly shaped stones. That one's promising.
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I'm going to go so
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I wouldn't mind another one of those.
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I'm sitting here finishing breakfast and I can see a flock of seagulls diving on baitfish right there.
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Maybe I need to rig up the rod.
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He's just checking my bait and I reeled in a flesh-eating starfish.
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I'm going to go put him back.
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That's an eagle feather.
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That's from a young bald eagle.
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Well the surf fishing wasn't really paying off
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and we've got a few hours before high tide
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so I'm hiking back to the kayak to see if we can go do some kayak fishing.
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While I'm at it, I want to keep an eye out for a water source.
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I've only got about a liter and a half of fresh water left, so I've got to go look for water.
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Tell you what, I was just thinking I wish I had a hat.
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I hope there's not lice in it.
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We've got the bald eagle up there.
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Those are such a big bird.
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Alright, we got some water.
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That's brackish.
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There's definitely a fair amount of salt water in that.
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So this right here is a tidal river.
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It changes direction based on whether the tide's coming in or out.
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So I think I'm going to put my kayak in and catch a ride out into the bay.
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See if we can't catch some fish.
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I'm going to stop and do a little bit of lunch before I get on the kayak.
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Lingyumui covered
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mango
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We
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let the current take me down the river We'll fish a little bit in the lagoon
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When the tide switches We'll catch the current back Sure nice not having to paddle,
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but I'm hearing an ominous roaring noise down that direction.
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We got some pretty serious breakers here, but if I flip over in this, I'm going to go hypothermic immediately.
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I mean, there's literally ice washing up on the beach.
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This water is so cold, it hurts to put your hand in it.
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But I've been sitting here for a few minutes and I haven't seen any breakers off to the left.
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So I think that's the trick.
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Oh, crap.
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Oh, that was a lot crazier than I intended.
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Yeah, I may not be going back that way.
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Oh, this iceberg's making crazy noises.
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It sounds like it's being deep fried.
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The ocean water is about 40, 45 degrees, and so it's substantially warmer than the ice.
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Oh, that is cool.
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I want to see if I can catch myself a fish for dinner, and usually the fishing's better when you're fishing underneath cliffs as opposed to beach.
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oh hello Liz it's a little baby salmon
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I think that's a little baby silver won't fill me up but he'll taste just fine we'll keep him
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oh look at this kelp greenling nice little kelp greenling Oh, there we go.
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Oh, little baby kelp greenling.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Another kelp greenling.
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Kelp greenling aren't horrible, but I like other fish better, and I think I'm going to catch something.
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Oh, got something.
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Oh, yeah.
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That is what we want.
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There we go look at
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that black bass where there's one of those there's usually more
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oh oh we got a big one we got a nice fish look at
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that i believe this is a copper rock fish i'm gonna go ahead
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and put him back you're only allowed to keep one of
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those per day oh there we go oh another black bass you're allowed three of these per day
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but i'm not gonna eat both of these suckers i got enough food oh there we go
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oh look at that beauty what a feisty fish
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little puffin swimming right by me over there oh another black bass i could have limited out There we go.
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Another big black bass.
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Well, the fishing's been pretty awesome.
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I've got dinner and I've lost count of how many fish I caught.
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But I'm getting thirsty and water's getting really low.
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I need to go find a source of drinking water.
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I'm so glad to see this water.
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That is all the water we had left.
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This is the best water filter system.
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It just pulls it through with gravity.
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I got four liters of drinking water and three liters I can filter later.
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Ah, that feels good to have water.
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I've been stressing about that.
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Dang, some of those waves are popping up six feet tall.
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I'm just going to porridge the kayak over this little spit of land over here
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that way I can avoid all that craziness over there.
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There we go we're back in the river and we're rapidly moving the opposite direction we were a few hours ago.
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Man that current is ripping.
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If I were to stay on this river it would take me to a lake full of icebergs
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and an enormous glacier that's calving into the lake.
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I really want to go see that but that'll have to wait for tomorrow.
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Son of a gun.
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Well, that wasn't great.
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Well, there we go.
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We caught dinner and survived to tell the tale.
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It was a little cold last night and it's supposed to get even colder as the week goes on.
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So I'm going to bust out my stove.
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Alright, I think it's time to cook some fish.
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And a little bit of maple syrup.
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There we go.
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Put it in the smoke, but out of the heat.
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Got a little bread flour in the east here.
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Little bread flour in the east here.
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Walking miles on those rocks with these boots has just been killing my feet.
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That is some beautiful fillets right there.
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A little pepper, smoked paprika.
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Ticket and mole here.
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There we go.
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you got chicken and mole green hatch chilies and lots of rockfish some salsa
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rockfish is such a firm white meat really good oh that was good
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for dessert I'm gonna finish off my bread with a little bit of honey I don't know what it is
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but there are a few things better than warm bread and honey
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that was good I will
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see you guys in the morning good morning yeah putting this
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stove in last night was the best idea ever it's so toasty in here Oh,
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pancakes are hard to beat.
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I guess technically this is breakfast in bed.
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Nice.
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There you go.
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My smoked salmon's done.
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It's tiny but good.
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Well, despite the weather, I really want to go see that glacier.
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This is a bald eagle's footprint.
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Look at the size comparison to my hand.
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from one town to the other that's probably eight inches
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oh darn i missed the tide it's heading the wrong way
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i might be able to get up against the current we'll
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see in the middle of the river the current's moving faster than i can paddle
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but maybe if i stick to the sides i can sneak upstream Oh my hands are so
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cold.
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Alright.
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Check out that eagle.
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Bunch of pink salmon right there.
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Look at that.
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I think I made it to the lake that feeds the river.
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Now it's hard to see with all this fog, but there's an enormous glacier falling into this lake somewhere over there.
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I just got to see if I can find a way through all this ice.
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Oh, that'll buff out.
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I got to be careful going in between these icebergs.
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Some of these weigh more than buildings, and as the tide goes up and down, they're going to shift and move around.
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This clear water can disappear, or worse yet, you can get squished in between two big icebergs.
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This place is just full of seals and sea otters.
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I've seen like 20 of them.
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this ice pack goes on forever ice it comes from the bottom of the glacier is super compressed and has
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that really cool blue color the fog lifted I can see
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the face of the glacier the tide switches in about an hour
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and a half and And it's taken me three hours to get here, so I better get heading back.
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I know I'm hungry when I'm double fisting it.
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Oh, that kayaking wore me out.
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It was about five hours.
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well it's almost dinner time and i got some bread dough left over
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so i think i'm going to make a bushcraft bread oven
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We've got the oven stuffed full of wood We've got the dough rising in the pot
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just stick it over here and let it rest
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aha there we go is there anything better than warm fresh bread yes warm fresh bread with honey butter
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that is so good oh the crust is
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so crispy on this thing oh i'm getting
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so full i've got a belly full of warm bread and it's nice and cozy in here
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I'm gonna just kind of take it easy.
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I'm sore after all that kayaking
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There you go nice little wooden spoon Well, I think I made a little bit of a mess here.
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It's been a fun, relaxing evening, but I've got to get to bed.
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I've got to get up early in the morning.
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I'll see you guys then.
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Oh, good morning.
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I've got to hurry up and get packed.
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I hate
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packing up in the rain.
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All of my gear is soaked and dirty.
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Now I just gotta wait for my ride.
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Look at that there's a whole bunch of seals right out there trying to catch pink salmon.
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Oh, there's my boat.
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oh i don't need my shower
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for the month
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now oh
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well guys i
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hope you enjoyed this adventure if you want to see more camping videos from the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel.
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All right guys, we'll see you next video.
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Warum man mit diesem Video Sprechen übt?
Englisch lernen mit Videos wie diesem "4 Days Alone in Alaska" ist perfekt, um flüssig zu werden! Die natürliche, alltägliche Sprache des Sprechers – voller Erzählungen, Überlegungen und Aktionen – gibt dir eine echte Kontext, in dem du Englisch sprechen üben kannst. Shadowing (oder "shadowspeak") funktioniert hier besonders gut: Wiederhole die Sätze direkt nach dem Sprecher, um Intonation, Rhythmus und Aussprache zu trainieren. Du lernst nicht nur Wörter, sondern auch, wie man in realen Situationen kommuniziert – ob es ums Campen, Forschen oder Sorgen um Wasser geht. Schnelle Erfolge garantiert!
Grammatik & Ausdrücke im Kontext
- "I'm deep in the heart of...": Die Kontinuierliche Form ("am tun") drückt eine laufende Handlung aus. Perfekt, um Situationen zu beschreiben, die gerade passieren. Übe es: "I'm building a shelter" → "Ich baue gerade ein Unterstand".
- "Didn't find anything": Die Negation mit "didn't" und "anything" ist typisch für umgangssprachliches Englisch. Statt "I found nothing" wird hier einfacher gesprochen. Probier's: "I didn't see any bears" → "Ich habe keine Bären gesehen".
- "That one's promising": "That one's" ist eine Kurzform von "That one is". Solche Kontraktionen machen die Sprache flüssiger. Übe: "This water's cold" → "Dieses Wasser ist kalt".
Häufige Aussprache-Fallen
Aufpassen bei Wörtern wie "coyote" (Kojote) – die richtige Aussprache klingt wie "kai-ˈoʊ-ti". Oft wird das "y" falsch betont. Auch "glaciers" (Gletscher) hat eine weiche "s" am Ende: "ˈgleɪ-ʃərz". Und "blisters" (Blasen) – die "i" wird lang gesprochen: "ˈblɪs-tərz". Mit Shadowing übst du diese Klänge, bis sie sich selbstverständlich anfühlen. "Shadow speech" macht's einfach, Fehler zu erkennen und zu beheben!
Grammatik in diesem Video
Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:
| Struktur | Im Video |
|---|---|
| Present Perfect Continuous have/has been + -ing – eine Handlung, die früher begann und noch andauert | coyote's been walking · I've been sitting · I've been stressing |
| Present Perfect have/has + Partizip Perfekt – eine vergangene Handlung, die jetzt noch wichtig ist | haven't seen · fishing's been · I've lost |
Was ist die Shadowing-Technik?
Shadowing ist eine wissenschaftlich fundierte Sprachlerntechnik, die ursprünglich für die professionelle Dolmetscherausbildung entwickelt und durch den Polyglotten Dr. Alexander Arguelles populär gemacht wurde. Die Methode ist einfach aber wirkungsvoll: Du hörst englisches Audio von Muttersprachlern und wiederholst es sofort laut — wie ein Schatten, der dem Sprecher mit nur 1–2 Sekunden Verzögerung folgt. Anders als passives Hören oder Grammatikübungen zwingt Shadowing dein Gehirn und deine Mundmuskulatur, gleichzeitig echte Sprachmuster zu verarbeiten und zu reproduzieren. Studien zeigen, dass es Aussprachegenauigkeit, Intonation, Rhythmus, verbundene Sprache, Hörverständnis und Sprechflüssigkeit signifikant verbessert — was es zu einer der effektivsten Methoden für die IELTS Speaking-Vorbereitung und reale englische Kommunikation macht.