Stealth Camping In Storm Drain
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Steve Wallis
Views: 1,155,048
Rating: 4.9244318 out of 5
Keywords: camping, stealth camping, culvert, pipe, underground, tunnel, camping with steve, steve wallis, winter camping, cot camping, drain pipe, storm drain, storm drain camping, underground camping, culvert camping, tunnel camping, stealth, hunker down, step 2, step two, winter, camp out, wild camp, wild camping, extreme camping
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Length: 28min 11sec (1691 seconds)
Published: Thu Feb 25 2021
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This was the most bonkers one yet. Did not seem like a good idea. It wasn’t. Crazy neighbor is a good guy.
I had a feeling Steve was going to be camping in an underground pipe this week.
I've camped in a lot of bad places but I've never camped in a pipe, lol.
Looking forward to watching this one!
wow, 9:40 in
Ninja Turtles reference FTW
Just watched this episode so great! Crazy Neighbor coming in for the rescue at the end was so wholesome. Crappy night as far as Steve's sleep schedule was concerned though. I'm guessing Steve camps on Sunday night because less people are out and about doing stuff knowing the workweek starts the next day.
Also idk about everyone on this subreddit but 2020 really sucked for me, and honestly 2021 hasn't been great either but watching Steve's videos has helped me to keep going and have a positive perspective on life. I know his videos aren't meant to convey any deep meaning but their oozing with positive vibes. I look forward to every Thursday even if I'm having a terrible week because I know Steve's going to be on some crazy new adventure. He makes me feel better about Hunkering Down during the pandimic and I hope this community and his subscriber base keeps growing because the world could use more positivity.
If anyone finds themselves in a similar situation, there were a couple of really easy things Steve might have tried to stay warm. Since he had those two big tarps he could have used both of them as blankets. Fold up one a bit and place it under him, then the other on top. Alternatively he could have used a couple of sticks, or the magnets along with the tarps to kind of tent them around his cot to trap in warmth.