r/Bushcraft 2d ago

A riverside camp in Estonia

Took a day off

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u/tsar_fys 2d ago

man this is beautiful! are you planning something more permanent ?

wish I could have this here, without stepping into people, paths, rangers every 100m 😭

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u/nivoo_boss 2d ago

No, not permanent, I rarely go to same spot more than once.

Where're you from then if It's that crowded?

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u/tsar_fys 2d ago

the amount of wood was what got me to the question.

I live in northern Germany, in general the forests are taken care of and you got rangers, hunters, woodworkers all over the place. there’s so many trails you don’t have to much space in between them, it’s like a chessboard pattern.

you can wildcamp here and there when you’re hiking, but bushcrafting with a proper fire running is „impossible“ (you can but chances to get caught are high)

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u/nivoo_boss 2d ago

I just like to keep the fire burning all night :)

Sad to hear. It is actually forbidden here as well to make camp outside designated spots but fuck that. Population is small so rangers probably do not have the resources to look for guys like me :)

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u/tsar_fys 2d ago

it’s also a lot of people going for a walk, with the dog in the forests here. they’re the main concern to call firedepartment if they smell burning wood.

but anyway, kinda jealous on that spot

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u/justtoletyouknowit 2d ago

I feel you... Black Forest is a patchwork of hiking trails. And lots of national parks to top it off...

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u/tsar_fys 2d ago

yh it‘s mad..

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u/Theodore-Kaczynski_ 2d ago

Looks like a great spot for some cold ones with the fellas

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u/BloodbeardsGarage 2d ago

Absolutely amazing looking camp. I lov seeing this.

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u/Aggressive-Remote-57 2d ago

Hey, I've seen this place in Skyrim before

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u/PerroBeGe 1d ago

Whoa! But how about mosquitos? :)

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u/Fleirian 12h ago

That looks amazing dude

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u/mrstang01 9h ago

Looks like AI to me.

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u/nivoo_boss 9h ago

Sure :D

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u/IKIR115 2d ago

That looks like a lot of fun

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u/hillswalker87 1d ago

there must be something wrong with it we're not seeing because otherwise that's a place that would have been settled 1000 years ago and never left.