Surviving in a COLD tiny HOUSE in the woods demands ingenuity. For warmth, craft a mini stove from a tin can: punch ventilation holes near the base, place tea lights or small wood scraps inside, and set it on a non-flammable surface—never leave unattended. Always ensure ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide buildup. For transport, build a simple sled by lashing flexible green branches into a rectangular frame, weaving smaller sticks across the base, and attaching a rope pull. Insulate your shelter with dry leaves, wear layered wool clothing, and keep emergency supplies stocked. Prioritize safety: test DIY projects outdoors first and never compromise on fire precautions in confined spaces.
