Night in an underground shelter. Cooking. Outside -8°C inside +30°C.

#dugout #dugoutshelter #overnight

Hello everyone, my name is Alexey. Today, after a long break, I am going to my dugout, which I built with my own hands several years ago. I left my dog at home, but don't worry, he's fine. The dog received an annual vaccination, after which he cannot be outside for a long time, so my dog stayed at home. He's safe and doing well!

I haven't been here for about 2 months so everything is covered in snow. This season has a very snowy winter. It was very difficult for me to clear the snow to get inside. Thanks to this amount of snow, we were able to test the strength of the entrance doors. They withstood 35 centimeters of snow. I think this is a good result.

There were mice inside the dugout and they again made a mess. But first you need to light a fire inside the stove.

To chop firewood, you need to clear the area of snow. I haven't cleared so much snow yet. The birch logs that stood inside the dugout stuck to each other and to the floor. All because they began to rot. But this will not prevent you from using them as firewood.

I decided to throw out all the garbage and everything that the mice touched, because it is dangerous, they spread deadly diseases. I also brought a tablecloth for the table.

For dinner I will cook potatoes with chicken in sour cream. This is a very simple but at the same time delicious dish. Chop the potatoes and chicken, pour in the oil, add salt, seasoning and a lot of sour cream. Wrap in foil and place in the oven for 50 minutes.

While my dinner is preparing I read a book: The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman.

After dinner I went out to the street to get some fresh air before going to bed. I also decided to look at animal tracks in the snow. I think there was a fox walking around here.

It's getting close to night. Time to go to bed!