1.5 years in the forest. Building of a dugout from start to finish. 1.5 years in 1 hour.

Hello everyone, my name is Alexey, I live in Russia in the city of Yekaterinburg. My four-legged friend's name is Pyosel. I collected all the episodes of the construction of my dugout in one video. You may have already seen a similar video, but in the last video the construction process took 6 months, in this video you can see everything that happened to my dugout over 1.5 years. I spent a lot of time and effort, I hope for your support. Donate: destream.net/live/alekseyvatolin/donate My music: youtube.com/@vtshmusic Russian instagram: www.instagram.com/vatoshaa Russian channel: youtube.com/@vatoshaa Russian lifestyle channel: youtube.com/@chezavata Telegram channel: tlgg.ru/vatoshaa

Smart 4 leg best friend…he knows how to stay warm.

Look, I'm just gonna say it. If I lived in Russia and had this dugout, I know where I'd be going before the next mobilization...

I watched every video of this construction, made some mistakes along the way and did some corrections. As a viewer, we learned also what to do and what not! Thanks Alexey for bringing us along in your adventure. Sending hugs to Pyosel! 🤗🐶

This is the perfect example of "You are your own worst critic." Every time you build a part of this I say "Wow, that's a pretty great idea." Then you just keep improving on it. Great video!

I love how despite using only minimal text and no actual speech you managed to convey everything clearly; the joy of success, the frustration/disappointment when things go wrong and what you were doing. I could quickly grasp what you were doing and why with almost everything and was amazed how you did that with just the camera and pointing/waving your hand to show where to focus.

Her: I bet you he is out there cheating on me! Him:

So cool!! just cause our governments do not get along, does not mean we as the people cannot learn from one another. I am feeling inspired to do this myself. Thank you Russian brother for showing us how you made this, relatively, simple yet effective shelter🤘

This man plays Minecraft IRL.

So happy to see you again, Alexey!! You accomplished so much all by yourself in your dugout. Took a lot of work. Thank you for sharing with us.

It really sucks watching other people out there living your dream

Just an idea but. You should build a shelf of rocks or brick under the fireplace and behind it up the wall. They will act like a thermal sink and store heat. Helping to keep the shelter warm for longer with less energy wasted.

finally someone whos open and doesnt try to hide the fact that they use power tools keep up the good work

This is probably the best shelter I’ve seen anyone build in the woods

Алексей молодец, там до него не один военком не доберется))

This is the content i wanna see on yt, didnt sit through any other random 1 hour long video like this before

I always get a kick with his smile, and thumbs up! His attitude, and yes his humor help to make his Videos pleasant to watch, and let us not forget his Great Skills. If He sees a miscalculation; he is not afraid to show it, and immediately fixes it. Having to work in that Cold Enviorment is no small thing! Great Video!😊😊😊

Absolutely fantastic video! I was glued to every minute- didn’t want to miss a single thing that you did. Absolutely genius. Human ingenuity at its best! Your fur baby is the best companion! Best wishes!

When he smiles that smile is earned! Amazing build

I lost your channel, but i just found it again. I never get tired of watching you building the dugout shelter. I think that if you built a fireplace for the dugout shelter,it would be very warm in the wintertime,or maybe you have done it already. I love your attitude and work attics.