Ostoskorisi on tyhjä
- ▼What's the strangest wildlife encounter you've had during your outdoor escapades?
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Once, while sleeping in a hammock, I was visited by a wild boar. It was so close that I could feel its breath and the scent from its snout. It stood about 20 cm away, snorting. The whole encounter lasted around 5 minutes, quite a memorable experience.
- ▼If you could invite any historical figure to join you on an outdoor adventure, who would it be and what activity would you choose?
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I would gladly take G. Nessmuk on an expedition. Building a camp with such a master would be a fantastic, spiritual experience.
- ▼What's your go-to campfire kit?
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I prefer to start a fire using a fire steel, some birch bark, or resinous wood. Igniting a fire is a true ritual for me, more than just a chemical process. I love every spark from my campfire.
- ▼If you could give one piece of advice to someone who's never camped before, what would it be?
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The bivouac starts when it gets dark. At night, the forest sounds might seem strange, but don't worry, it's just a normal part of nighttime in nature.
Q&A with Wojtek
Wojtek relationship to nature
As a kid growing up in the countryside, I loved being surrounded by nature. I was amazed by how everything seemed to work together perfectly, and I admired the skillful work of the people around me. These experiences really shaped how I see the world.
Nowadays, I make it a point to spend time in nature by camping out at least once a week. Whether I'm going on big adventures in untouched places or just having a cozy camping trip with friends and family, I enjoy it all. I especially love the old-fashioned style of camping, which brings back memories of simpler times, especially when I'm fishing by the peaceful waterside.
