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Survival Tip. Water

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Survival Tip on water storage in cold weather.

NOTE: This is a test video using new Editing Software. Therefor short :)

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Video Transcription

hello hello and welcome to survivor Russia and survival Russia survival tips it has some small tips on make once in a while would say it so today you have this awesome tip that if its cold wear warm clothes no it's not a dead of course but are you open like I'm doing here melting a lot of snow and you have your bottle or water bag or whatever you can exit is stored under the snow for a very very long time even at minus 20 minus 30c I once fall about 10 days maybe two weeks thought to hardly the water bottles under the snow and about with must have been minus 7-10 in that period and it didn't freeze one of them was a little bit frozen the other one not there's a path to this of course just all your water in the middle of the snow not undone on the ground or anything like that but if you take it out to see if it's frozen or not then put it in another spot because if you fill the hole with the cold air pump it will freeze this I also try it so that was a fast survival tip for survival Russia so not much more to say then check the link to the description please and then sorry about the wind it's very windy today and as always get out on train and get it done see you next time in Russia

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Survival Russia

Survival Russia

The Survival Russia Channel is about "The Reality Of Survival". I live on a Homestead in far away Russian wild nature and here are no room for "TV" Survival. Only Reality counts here. Survival Russia promotes the philosophy of always carrying equipment and never to be parted from equipment which will affect chances of Survival. So did the old timers and pioneers of both the East and the West.

I'm Danish and I Live In Russia!!

Get Out and Train and Get it Done!

Regards, Lars

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