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Turning trash into fire — literally.
Built a handmade survival flame from scraps that keeps burning even under rain, lights soaked wood, and stays alive for over 30 minutes with no fuel.

Down at the mouth of the mountain, right beside the river, I sparked a fire and brewed a cup of coffee.
The whole valley opened in front of me — the river, the wind, the silence — and I just sat there, sipping coffee and letting the view breathe life into me.

Then I cleaned a fresh salmon, marinated it with green chili, bell pepper, onion, lemon, garlic, salt, pepper, and sumac. Wrapped it in foil, buried it in the fire, and let the smoke do its magic.
Thirty minutes later, I was sitting on a river stone, eating one of the best smoky salmon meals I’ve ever made.

Sometimes all you need is a fire you built yourself, a river that never stops moving, and a meal that tastes like freedom.

If you enjoyed this adventure, stick around — there’s a lot more wilderness waiting.

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