Living off-grid in my underground log cabin was a true bushcraft challenge. After insulating the walls with natural materials like moss and clay, I lined the interior with reclaimed wood for warmth and durability. A small, homemade stone fireplace provided heat, while a raised wooden platform served as a bed to stay off the cold ground. Shelves carved from logs held tools, dried herbs, and supplies. I sealed gaps with chinking made from mud and straw, ensuring weatherproofing. Lighting came from reflective oil lamps. Every detail was crafted by hand, blending survival skills with comfort, creating a rugged yet functional sanctuary deep in the wilderness using only nature’s resources.
