Hot Tent Camping in CRAZY Blizzard (Rescuing Trapped Drivers & Almost Getting Trapped My Self)
A video on YouTube. In Travel, a Krater category.
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The creator goes winter camping during a blizzard in the Prince William Sound rainforest in Alaska, digging a snow cave and pitching a hot tent to cook a lamb stew dinner, make flatbread, and wait out the storm.
From the video
Answers: How do you winter camp in a blizzard in Alaska?
- Winter camping in Alaska
- Digging a snow cave
- Pitching a hot tent in deep snow
- Cooking lamb stew in a hot tent
- Making flatbread on a camp stove
- Driving through a blizzard and snowdrifts
Ingredients
- beef bouillon
- salt
- lamb t-bones
- sweet potatoes
- tomatoes
- bay leaves
- nutmeg
- fennel seed
- white vinegar
- carrots
- onions
- jalapenos
- garlic
- green onions
- cilantro
- basil
- hot oil
- pork sausage
- heavy whipping cream
- black pepper
- hot dog buns
- bread flour
- yeast
What it concludes
- Deep snow makes walking hard, buries food, and keeps animals out of the mountains.
- Hot tents require careful management because tight spaces and hot stoves easily burn gear.
- Running 50 feet ahead of the car to place a red shovel in the snow provides a target to navigate through severe snowdrifts.
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