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In the deep forest by the river, I set up my stove tent and spent peaceful time alone in nature.
This trip was all about bushcraft, learning through experience, and testing myself in real conditions.

I cooked a delicious bushcraft meat meal with vegetables over the fire.
Then, I made my very first handle for the Taiga axe I brought with me.
I used the wood I had on hand because I didn’t have time to search for the perfect piece. Some of it was wind-damaged, broken by other trees falling on it, or otherwise imperfect. Ideally, I would have used naturally fallen, solid wood that wasn’t decayed inside, but I still managed to make the handle. Next time, I’ll look for higher-quality wood for a stronger and more durable result.
I made the handle using the slip-fit (through-eye) method, and after finishing it, I tested it by chopping wood — it worked well and was a very rewarding experience.

Later, I enjoyed my meal, relaxed, played some music, and slept inside my stove tent with only a blanket.
Sleeping next to the stove kept the tent warm and comfortable throughout the night.

In the morning, I made coffee, had breakfast, and went for a short walk with my axe.
I chopped some more firewood, said goodbye to you, and stopped filming.
After that, I spent the rest of my time quietly packing up and enjoying nature on my own.

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