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Luke here at the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel and I'm stranded in the wilderness of Alaska.

For the last three days I've been solo camping in Alaska's rainforest.

I've used float planes, canoes, and my own two feet in order to explore remote hot springs.

But my plane was supposed to pick me up this morning and it didn't show up.

I'm not sure how I'm going to get home, but one thing's for sure,

this is going to be an interesting video. so hi so well

i'm all by myself now

i've got lots of different ammo i've got slugs for bears

i've got birdshot it's the nice thing about shotguns they're versatile

there we go it's gonna leave my gun case in the

bushes i'll get it on my way back well guys welcome to the temperate rainforests of southeast Alaska.

It rains over 270 days out of the year here and we're about 45 miles north northeast of Ketchkin Alaska.

All right we better get trucking got a long way to go.

Look at this place it's a cold jungle everything is covered in moss.

Look at the size of this log.

This is crazy.

Look at this!

That's pretty cool.

Well, this is the lake I was trying to find.

Unfortunately, I'm on the wrong end of the lake, and it's a big lake.

Sure is pretty.

Hold on.

there's a little something over there.

Check it out.

It's an old trolley.

All the woods rotted away,

but you can still see the metal frame. That is slick.

You can see the trolley pretty good here.

I think normally the water level is a little bit lower and you can walk out to that thing.

But hey, I got a great view of the lake.

Look at this.

Looks a little beat up.

National Forest Service left these canoes here for anybody to use.

as long as you take care of them put them back where you found them

everyone can enjoy them it's

a real great

thing you

know what rain or no rain this is still pretty cool look at this

there's a couple ducks right over there you go might go

get them well they didn't let me get close to them

but they're here and that's a good sign

if I get up early tomorrow morning I think I might have a good chance at them

there we go we got ourselves a nice little shelter gonna need it because i've already wet my pants

well this is a pretty slick little shelter it was built in 1937

so it's almost 90 years old just made with logs

and cedar shingles got a nice little shelf up here you can sleep on

or use for storage look at the big old solid benches

here got even a little bit of wood here i might

be able to chop up this is a pretty cool spot

but i got to get my tent set up i am really wet and cold

well check this out It's a volcanic hot spring.

Look at all the steam coming off this water.

Oh, that's warm.

See if we can jam this hole up.

There we go.

It's filling up with hot water pretty quick.

Scalding hot right there.

This right here must be the source.

Woo!

Yeah, that's boiling.

This over here is just warm.

You can see all the steam coming off the hillside.

There's probably other hot springs popping out higher up there.

Now there's a hose over there bringing hot water down the hill.

We've got to figure out why it's not working.

There we go.

Oh.

Whee!

That's hot.

All right, so we got cold water there boiling hot water there

and warm water flowing in here

and you can kind of use the three to adjust your

temperature oh man i want to jump in this right now

but it's getting dark and i'm getting hungry

and i need to give this some time to clean out the pool and get it nice and warm.

That is so awesome.

I think the only thing that could be more exciting than that is a hot meal.

Oh, I am so hungry.

These bratwursts are pre-cooked, so you just want to warm them up really.

Put a little bit of water in the bottom of the

frying pan bring it to a boil by the time the water evaporates the bratwurst is piping hot through and through

No, that's delicious.

It's not fancy, but it's warm and it's quick two things.

I really appreciate right now There you go

I'll tell you what guys, I am exhausted.

I had to get up at 5.30 in the morning to catch my flight, spent all day on a plane, and then had to hurry as fast as I could to get here before sunset.

Didn't even have time to eat lunch.

Got my hot water bottle here.

Check for leaks.

All right, looks good.

Let's put that in there.

Well, I got some bread flour with me, and tomorrow morning I'm going to eat hot, fresh bread.

So I'm going to go ahead and mix up a little water with it, give it a little mix, let it sit overnight, and it'll be fermented and all ready to go tomorrow morning.

Making fresh bread is one of my favorite things to eat on a campout, and I get people asking me all the time how you do it.

I did an entire video on how to make campfire bread.

It's really easy.

Just going to hang it up on this clothesline so mice can't get at it.

Well, I think I am ready to get out of these wet clothes.

All right.

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Oh.

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Well, the sun set about an hour ago and it's only 7.15.

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It is getting dark so early nowadays.

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i'm just gonna kind of hop into bed and eat some snacks

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and listen to an audiobook i've got a pumpkin pie infused gouda cheese

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which is going to be kind of wild got some chocolate covered hazelnuts a wicked salami big cake

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and some pilot bread so yes i'm having an awesome time sun's just barely up

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and it's not raining so i think i should go do some duck hunting

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oh yeah these didn't dry out at all last night this is not gonna be fun

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that flock of ducks is right back where they were yesterday i'm gonna try to stalk them

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oh there's about 15 ducks in that flock

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and they flew off before i even got half as close as i needed to be.

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I'm sure they're not the only duck on this lake.

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Mallard ducks actually have a language of sorts.

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There's a hey baby I'm here call.

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There's that num num this is tasty call.

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There's the basic quack.

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Well that duck came right into the call and I was able to close the distance with him pretty good.

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When I got closer I could tell he wasn't a mallard.

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He's some sort of diving duck and those usually don't taste as good as mallards, so I'm just gonna kind of let that one go.

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I'm just working my way up and down this river and around the lake just looking for sloughs and marshy spots.

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Oh my legs.

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Oh.

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I spent about three hours paddling around looking for ducks.

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Didn't shoot any.

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And oh, I am tired and hungry.

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I think I am ready for breakfast.

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a little something to keep me warm while I cook

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Got a little butter and honey in this jar, we're gonna let that warm up.

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Pour some honey butter on that.

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Some fresh pan fried bread with honey butter and pork jowl bacon.

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Mmm.

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Few things in the world taste better than fresh homemade bread, smothered in melted butter and honey.

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I'll tell you what, the rain has eased up a little bit.

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I want to take advantage of that.

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I want to go get some firewood and bring it into the shelter so it can dry off a little bit.

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Maybe, just maybe, I can build a fire tonight.

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If nothing else, cutting firewood will keep me warm.

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There's water all the way through that log

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There we go.

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Got a nice pile of wet wood.

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It's mostly dry on the inside but it's

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so wet on the outside it's going to take a lot of heat to get it dry so it can ignite.

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In order to get the fire started I'm going to need dry kindling and lots of it.

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And the problem is where do you find it?

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All the branches and moss and grass here are just soaking wet.

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I got these two dry pieces of wood I found in the shelter

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so I need to chop them down and make them into kindling and keep that kindling and bone dry.

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Each dry piece of wood I'm going to lay over here where it's nice and dry.

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Another great fire starter is charcoal but this stuff's soaking wet so we're going to dry it out.

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There you go, that works real good.

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Also use your stove to dry out other pieces of wood.

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I'm out of water.

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Luckily around here there is no short supply of water.

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if the water you're filtering out has a lot of sediment it'll gum up your filter really quick

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so i use the carrying case for my water filter to

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kind of do an initial screening the carrying case will filter out all the sand

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and sticks and other things i just hang up the dirty water and gravity pulls it through a filter

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down the hose and fills up my water bottle.

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All right let's go and pinch it off.

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Rumor has it there's brook trout in this lake and I haven't caught in a brook trout in a long time.

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I got my rod rigged up with a little fly.

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It's got a black leech with a gold bead on it.

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I don't know a ton about this lake

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but most lakes like this in Alaska have leeches in it and trout love to eat leeches.

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I think I want to bring a hot water bottle with me fishing

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but I don't want to sit and wait for a pot to boil on my stove.

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Yeah that's toasty.

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Oh that feels nice.

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well the fishing isn't going great the rain's picking up

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and i am soaked to the bone i think i might head back

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I am soaking wet and very cold.

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My hot water bottle has lost its oomph.

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I think I need to do something to warm myself up.

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And I got an idea.

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Oh, all right, let's get warm.

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I'm starting to I regret my idea!

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Okay, half of me is being boiled alive, half of me is freezing to death, and there's just a little bit of sweet spot!

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Okay.

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Oh, I think I've got the temperature dialed in pretty good.

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That hot water pipe is just a touch too hot, so I got a little bit of that warm waterfall coming in and mixing with it.

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Just perfect.

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Between the hiking and the canoeing, I'm a little bit sore.

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This is nice.

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Oh.

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Well, I missed lunch and I'm a bit hungry, so I think I'm going to have a hot spring snack.

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so good oh this is nice but i'm starting to get overheated

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a little lightheaded getting out of that hot water i don't have any towels

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so i'm just gonna have to put on my clothes wet and dry out slowly

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honestly i don't feel any wetter than i did before i got into the hot springs

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but man i'm a whole lot warmer.

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I'm starting to get hungry so I am going to make a tinfoil dinner.

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A little salt, pepper, a little pork gel bacon on there, green onion, and a whole bunch of cilantro.

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If you're doing this at home, use Italian sausage or kielbasa instead of bratwurst and it's even better but hey you know use what you got

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all righty oh i think the rain eased up i'm gonna make a fire i better do it now there we go

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even with the dry kindling that fire isn't taking aggressively there's so much humidity in the air

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I put these wet pieces of wood up here so they can dry, but they'll also act as a roof if it starts to rain, which will protect the fire.

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I can hear it sizzling in there.

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Oh, nice.

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Working the fire is drying my pants out.

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Look at that.

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There we go.

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I forgot to bring a fork, so I made some chopsticks.

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That is smelling like it's ready. That smells good.

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Oh that sweet potato is so good.

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Oh that was good.

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the meat and the sweet potato a little bit of salt yeah that's good stuff

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i uh i think it's time to roast a marshmallow oh that's good

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got some uh lemon pound cake here a cup of hot

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chocolate with some cake for dessert not too I'm not too shabby at all.

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I gotta tell you what, i'm feeling very fortunate right now got a nice warm fire

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the rain has been really light i got a full belly

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i think there's a really good chance i'm going to go to bed dry

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and warm really the only thing i can complain about right now is that i've got two visitors

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get out of my pen get out of there get out of there

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yeah yeah okay come on this way this way buddy come on

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there's mice all over oh mice can cause a lot of damage anything fuzzy they want to steal it

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and take it to their nest

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so they'll chew holes in your sleeping bag they'll pull your hair out they'll chew up your jackets

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and of course they can get into your food and ruin your food Come here.

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Dude.

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Well, that's a different one.

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He's a little fatter than the other one.

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I'm just going to try to clean up really well

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and get all my stuff off the ground so they don't chew it up.

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Sure, a mouse can still get to it if they want to, but at least I'm not making it easy.

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Hopefully, that'll keep my stuff away from the mice.

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Oh, these socks are so wet.

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and it feels so good to be warm and dry

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but it's late i've got to turn off the camera

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and i'll see you in the morning oh good morning i had this nightmare

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that i was rabbit hunting and i shot a rabbit and

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when i got close and picked it up it was someone's palm ring tell this old lady that I shot her dog.

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I thought I was a rabbit.

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Oh, everything is so damp.

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You hang up your clothes and they do not dry at all.

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I've got an entire change of dry, clean clothes, but I'm saving it for the airplane ride home.

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Don't want to get the airplane all gross.

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Oh, it's raining good outside.

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It's going to be wet today.

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Oh, this plate is disgustingly dirty.

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well they're not exactly dry but there are worlds better than yesterday

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i'll tell you what this has been a pretty cool little adventure but I am ready to get out of the rain.

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I think it's time to head back to the beach.

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I got a plane to catch.

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Oh, I'm going to get soaked.

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Oh, there's a seal right there.

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Well, I got a bit of bad news.

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I just got a message from the pilot

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that they're weathered in at Ketchikan and they can't come get me I don't know how bad the weather is.

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I don't know how long it's gonna last All I know

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is the pilot said he'd give me an update in two hours.

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That's how it is here in Alaska You have to bow to the weather.

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The weather doesn't bow to you I need to get out of this rain.

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I'm getting soaked

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It's good to get out of the rain.

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I'm wet from the waist down and a little bit cold, but at least I'm not in the rain anymore.

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I get cold just sitting here but if I go out

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and walk around I get more wet

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so I've got to do little exercises under the tarp to try to stay warm

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I don't have any more cooking fuel and I don't have a ton of food left so

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just having a really simple lunch

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well the rain eased up and I got a message from the pilot but they're still socked in and catch kin, so I'm not getting rescued anytime soon.

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Maybe in a couple hours or something will change, or maybe I'll be stuck here for a day or two.

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I'm using the break in the weather to walk around.

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I'm freezing.

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I'm just going to walk up and down this beach until I'm warm.

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Barely got half a dozen laps done, and it's starting to rain a little bit.

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Well, it's been five hours and I just got a message from the pilot that they're going to try to leave.

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We'll see if they can make it.

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I can hear a plane.

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There's the plane.

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Thank you so much.

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I've got to catch my flight to Anchorage.

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They just dropped me off on a dock right here outside the airport.

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Oh heat.

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Got some dry clothes on.

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Give me a hug!

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I missed you!

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I missed you! And Jacob?

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Well guys, it's good to be back home and with the family.

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Hopefully you guys enjoyed this video.

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Alright, I'll see you next video everyone!

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If you like this video, don't forget to check out the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel, where we have hundreds of videos just like this.

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Видео о samotочном кемпинге в аляскинском тропическом лесу — это отличный материал для практики разговорного английского. Диалог лёгкий, живой и полон повседневных фраз, которые используются в реальной жизни. Здесь нет сложных грамматических конструкций, но есть много коллокаций и экспрессий, которые помогут вам говорить естественно. Например, фразы типа "get trucking" (поехать/пойти) или "wet my pants" (залить штаны) передают эмоции и ситуации, с которыми можно столкнуться в повседневности. Это делает видео отличным для shadowing английский — метода, когда вы повторяете за говорящим, тренируя интонацию иритм.

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"I've used float planes, canoes, and my own two feet in order to explore remote hot springs" — Здесь используется ряд существительных с разными средствами передвижения, что делает речь живой. Фраза "my own two feet" — неформальная форма выражения "пешком", которая часто используется в разговорном английском.
"Rain or no rain, this is still pretty cool" — Конструкция "rain or no rain" (даже если дождь идёт или нет) — яркий пример неформального стиля. Она передаёт стойкость и положительный настрой, что важно для выражения эмоций.
"I might be able to chop up this is a pretty cool spot" — Фраза "chop up" (разрубить) и "pretty cool spot" (довольно крутое место) — коллокации, которые используются в повседневной речи. Они делают речь менее официальной и более естественной.

Практический раутин: тренировка shadowing с видео

Для эффективной практики используйте простой цикл: прослушайте фразу → остановите видео → повторите за говорящим, копируя интонацию и темп → запишите себя → сравните с оригиналом. Начните с коротких фраз, например: "Well, this is a pretty slick little shelter" или "I am really wet and cold". Постепенно переходите к более длинным предложениям. Используйте shadowing site или простой аудиоредактор для записи. Это поможет вам улучшить произношение и чувство ритма. Помните: регулярность важнее длины тренировки. Даже 10 минут в день дадут быстрые результаты! И не забывайте: учить английский по видео — это весело и эффективно, потому что вы учите язык в контексте реальных ситуаций.

Такой подход поможет вам не только запомнить новые слова, но и научиться использовать их в правильных контекстах. И не бойтесь ошибок — они часть процесса обучения! С помощью shadow speech вы быстро почувствуете прогресс и начнёте говорить английский более уверенно.

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Конструкция	В видео
Условные предложения if + предложение, will/would + глагол — условие и его результат	If nothing else, cutting firewood will keep · if it starts to rain, which will protect
Present Perfect have/has + причастие прошедшего времени — прошлое действие, важное сейчас	I've been · has eased · haven't caught
Пассивный залог be + причастие прошедшего времени — важно, что происходит, а не кто это делает	is covered · was built · be fermented
Сравнительная степень -er than / more … than — сравнение двух вещей	more exciting than · better than · wetter than

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Что такое техника Shadowing?