This is a beautiful fall day here in Nova Scotia, Canada. I'm wearing a t-shirt and it's mid-October. I got a tip about a cabin in my local wilderness area. I actually had no idea about the spot and I don't really know the quality of it. I do know that there's no door, but other than that, don't know much. So today, I'm here to go check it out and spend the night. One thing I do know any cabin is worth checking out. It's on the back side of this lake here along this shore. Wherever it is, it's not used much because there's no obvious trail. So I'm going to start walking back here to see if I can find anything. I do know it sits back a little off the shoreline. Oh, I see a roof. That's it. It's really not in that bad shape. It's pretty messy, but there's good natural light in here from the sunroof. It doesn't smell like rotten or mold. There's a decent amount of bunks for five people, but it's a pretty small area here. I wasn't sure about it having a stove and I'm stoked that there's a mini stove here. No firewood. I did bring an axe in the saw while prepared for the night. I got it's tarp, too. So tonight, I'm going to put up a tarp along the back door there. And I think with a good tidy, this place might look really nice. This has got to go. These public cabins that people use a lot of times things are left here with the thought that other people will use it, but in reality, it just rots. And it's nasty, rule of thumb. Anything that has cotton or a fabric, get the hell out of here. It's not going to do any good to the cabin. What do you guys think? I don't sleep. Let's leave him. A little about the cabin. It was built in 1985 by a friend of a friend of mine. And since then, he no longer uses the cabin because of old age. And now it sits and not used frequently, deep in the backwards here. You can tell that it's still structurally sound, but there are some issues. You can tell that the roof is a little saggy, and I'm sure there's some leaks. But overall, just some maintenance here and there, this could really extend the life span of this cabin. Oh my god! Alright, final product. I cleaned up a lot of the nastiness that was on the ground, swept it all out of there, organized some of the tools, some of the recreational tools, removed a lot of the garbage. There, take that door out. The next day, I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. I'm going to clean up the roof. Oh my god! Oh, it feels good! I'm going to clean up the roof. This is us. I'm going to be adding some straight beef jerky. And on top of that, I'm going to add some cashews. The cashews add a good crunch and the beef jerky adds that protein. Good night, everyone. Good night. Good morning. I slept beautifully. The skylight was so nice with the full moon, all night there is this beam of light coming into the cabin. And it was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. It was really nice. Usually you get into these cabins and pitch black. But this definitely adds a little bit of character to this cabin. I gave her one final sweep, cleaned it up a bit, left some candles and a few other things. And now I'm going to be on my way. I'm going to be on my way. I'm going to be on my way. I'm going to be on my way. I'm going to be on my way. And a few other things. And now I'm going to be on my way. It's a beautiful spot and I guarantee I'll be back. I'm going to be on my way. You