Okay, uh, where's the going pretty good now? Just trying to throw some. Keep it fade. You have to keep this little zang fade. And on goes our water. Yeah, let me use that handle. That fire is very hot. Alright. She's on y'all. She's on. Parting my foot in the shot. The bastard slipped over in the water. Makes me want to go fishing now. So always important to bring your water to a rolling bowl and leave it. Let it roll. Let it roll. I should say for at least a minute. After that, it can be, uh, you can cool it off and it will be drinkable. Especially since we ran it to the saw you're already. And I always try to like to keep the top on my cup because if you don't, you'll end up with ashes in your, uh, in your water. So, which, you know, if you drink a few ashes, it's not going to bother you. Actually, active charcoal is actually good for the stomach y'all. But, uh, I try to keep my water clean as I can. I come to a little ripper. What you doing, buddy? So, on SHDF situation, this is how we're going to be purified. Every drop of water. Unless you have a burky, which I do have a burky by the way, but I didn't feel like bringing it down here. It's in the box, brand new in the box. I've got it in storage for when SHDF comes. Never even opened the box y'all. I just stored it. This is the Pathfinder Nesting Cup that goes with the 32 ounce bottle. I like it. It has the little pouring, uh, holes up there. If you can just pour it without taking the lid off. And, uh, so I love it. And you can see the steam coming to the holes, and through the slots, when your water is actually boiling. And on a good hot fire y'all, it don't take, but a minute would lid on. It don't take very long. So, while we got the camera rolling, these are the lanterns I'll be using tonight. This little one is, uh, is going to go in hang-in side my tent. I've got the rain fly off right now. I just wanted to mainly get my sleeping gear in there and get it zipped up because... ...keep the bugs out y'all. So, uh, I've got my little, uh, solar lantern, and I've got my little, uh, Uco Sprite Sprout hang-out lantern, which I'll be putting inside. I will be leaving this one outside for, like, moving around light. So, uh, anyway, as you can see, my bug up bag is a good dog on this. I've got my shimag up there because I was using it for a sweat rag when I was putting the tent up. So, I'm letting it kind of dry out a little bit. And, uh, yeah, everything's everywhere. Right now, the boys are, uh, the boys have settled in for camp. Sometimes it takes dogs, it takes dogs a few minutes to get, uh, where they know where camp's at. So, they know they're not going to leave. So, uh, oh, did my fire go out? I don't think so, do you? Maybe I need to soak it some more of it. What I love about this stove is, just put little twigs in there, baby, and she'll go, go, go. Yes, she needs wood. And, uh, I mean, it don't take literally a minute to go find a dead branch hanging on a tree, let it fell out. And, uh, that is hot. Make some twigs to put in your fire to boil your water. So, yeah, I wasn't watching it when I was talking to y'all, we were showing you the lanterns and everything. I wasn't paying attention to it. She got a little low on fuel. You have to keep these things bad. Be careful not to burn your fingers. These things get very hot. I'm trying to keep everything pushed down and in as much as possible. What are you doing, rip, rip? Are you having a backroll there, son? I have done no fishing yet, but, uh, after I get some water cleaned, I'm going to let this cool, and I'll have some water to drink. And, I'll probably have a sandwich for supper tonight. And, uh, just hang out, listen to the crickets and frogs and, uh, the sounds of night in the country. She won them off favorite parts of a camping. One good thing about those dry bags is, uh, if it holds water out, it will hold water in. You can use it for, you want to be multipurpose on as much stuff in your bag as possible. You can put your dry clothes and your dry socks in that dry bag and keep it if it's raining or whatever. And, uh, and then you can take all that stuff out. And, I put all that in. Anyway, my tent steak bag was empty, so I put all that stuff in my tent steak bag and use the bag for water now. It needs to be dual purpose on everything. And, if that rain, uh, if I put that rain fly on, it's not enough protection from the weather. Okay, I've got my military poncho. I can put over and stake it down. I've got that 5 by 11 arcturus tart. I can put over it and stake it down. You push this in here. Oh, it done fell out. Maybe I can get you to go back in. Yeah, just, I get you talking y'all, and I forget to feed this thing. What I like about these is they burn so pure when your fire is out and you're done. It's a little bit refined ashes. You can go out here, kick over some leaves, dump your ashes, throw the leaves back over it, and it's like you never even were here. So, I like that part. Hey, buddy. What are you doing, Ty? What are you doing? Oh, buddy, boy. Let me feed this fire here before we run out of stuff again. Yeah, get on down in there and burn, baby. Burn, baby burn. Uh-oh, if this piece of brick out and singing. Who I think I am off the long-pripper? Nordeners. That was a joke off the wall. Yeah. So, if I'd have kept this thing, fed instead of talking, we'd have done headbowling water by now. She's a good one now. We're going to cut a little piece off. Oh, yeah, she's a burning. So, if you're at like a state park and you can't start a fire, maybe there's a red flag fire, you know, warnings and all that. You can use your little solo stove. You know, you might want to set a little wood block or concrete block under it. But, uh, because there'll probably be a burnt spot in that grass, but I really don't care. Uh, I'm here and we're on our own property, so it doesn't matter. Uh-oh, I hear a water boiling, y'all. I don't see no steam yet, but we're getting close. Oh, yeah, we're going. Just so I'll see the steam come out. I'm going to quit feeding this thing, let the fire go down a little bit. Then I will take and fold up my shimaga over there and make me a little handle, take it down off the stove. We're at nine minutes and thirty seconds. So I'm trying to keep these little videos around ten minutes a piece or less. So, uh, hopefully we'll have some steam here in a minute. But, uh, just kind of want to just, uh, I don't know that smoke. But, uh, I just want to show y'all that how hard life is going to be, SHTF. Every sip of water you drink, a lot of times it's going to have to be filtered. And filtered and boiled. Multi-step processed. So, something to keep in mind. SHTF is going to suck. Really, really suck. And as much as I love to come down here and camp and enjoy camping, camping is one thing. SHTF is something completely different. Uh-oh, we got steam, y'all. We got steam, okay. So, the water's boiling, I'm going to quit feeding that. I'm going to let y'all go at this moment. Want some crap? Doing the things. Kind of. Oh look, our water's coming at the top. She's boiling over here. So, um, appreciate y'all watching. We'll be back.