So this morning I came out and climbed up on the mountain. As you can see the folder so I've got this is what I'm walking on. I'm not on any trail, I'm actually just pushing back in the deck. One thing I've learned about hiking a bus made it in this kind of stuff, it is actually better to walk on the rocks and watch your footing. I've found, I'm learning a hard way, thankfully with no major injuries, that if you step down on the ground in between the rocks where you see the leaves, it can be deceiving because it can actually be a hole. So I've learned that when I hike through here, through something like this, I do not step down on the areas where there's leaves just to think that it's solid ground because it's a good chance that it's not, it's going to be a hole and you're risking a breaking leg and ankle over when you're so serious injury. So stick with me and follow me along on this trip. This is a great place to come and hike. As I said I haven't been following a trail but I know of this spot just from exploring, just getting out in the woods. This time of year I don't have to worry. I've become warmer weather, particularly summer. I stay out of this area. The reason why is because we do have timber rattlesnakes and this spot here is known to be a rattlesnake den. So right now because it's windy, it's cold, it's still winter. They're down on the ground, they're sleeping. I'm not going to bother them. Okay, let's move on. I climbed up to top of those rocks that I had just showed you and here's my view. Nice little spot up here. Windy today. I'm looking for a place to go set up camp. This is not going to be the spot where we're going to set up camp to windy up here. I'm going to go to the top of the mountain. I'm going to go to the top of the mountain. I'm going to go to the top of the mountain. I'm going to go to the top of the mountain. I just came through the ridge line. It walks along the ridge and this is where I've come to now. One of the many power lines that go up over our mountains. Let's walk on out here because I'm going to show you. Here's my view. The way I built it here is a windy day. Windy up here. That's okay. I'm heading off in that way in the woods right now of a secluded spot that I've used before. We're over a set up camp. Looks a lot. So I've gotten to my camping spot for the day. I've got my pack hang up over there. I've already got my humming for the day. Let me show you my view from my hammock. This is what I get to look at here this morning while I just hang out in my hammock. I'm going to cook up some lunch here in a little bit. Let's go to the coffee. I've got my solo cook set from UST that's in the middle there. On the right in that leather pouch is my Emberlet Firenant stove. In the EDC pouch there on the left from one tiger set is my fire kit. Get ready to set up my stove and boil some water and make some coffee. As you can see I've got my stove going. I admit it's windy out here today. This is my first time a windy day trying to start and make use of primitive fire making. I did shoot a video of me trying to do that but I admit it took a long time. So I don't have that here for you. But there you go. Here's the thing that I'm learning every time I come out and I learn more about primitive fire making and bushcraft. It's patience. Takes time and just keep at it. Be relentless at it. It's something that my friend Joel at Great Outdoors Adventure has been teaching me. Be persistent. So one of the things I like about the Ultimate Survival Technology Solo Cookset, besides the handle being sturdy and good material for cooking I've already used in this boiling water and cooking some lunch. But what I wanted to show you today that I really like about it is that I carry with me my Vargo Titanium coffee mug. It's their smaller model. What's nice about the Solo Cookset is that once I'm done with everything, my Vargo mug that's right inside there, the lid on, it's nice and compact in there, and the USD Solo Cookset comes with a nice bag for me to package all this up in and put it in my backpack. So there you go. The nice thing too is in addition to the Vargo Cup going inside, there's enough room in my Vargo Cup that I could put some small items inside the Vargo Cup for my total Cookset. And it'd be nice and small and compact, make things nice and light and easy. So there you go. You