Love and kindness are the very basis of society. If we lose these feelings, society will face tremendous difficulties; the survival of humanity will be endangered. - Dalai Lama
I get a kick out of being an outsider constantly. It allows me to be creative. - Bill Hicks
The status quo sucks. - George Carlin
“If the fool would persist in his folly, he would become wise.” – William Blake
Survival Bros reviewing a new keychain light on the YouTube Channel. Subscribe now. We beat up this Nitecore until it failed. Nobody tests gear harder than us. In the end, it is a good buy. The metal case is tough! You can drop it on the ground without worry, and even in water with an IP54 rating. The new TIP SE is very bright, at 700 Lumens on Turbo Mode. Runtime = 50 hours on low. It is small, light weight, and lasts long on the quick charging Type C fueled battery. You also get a pocket/utility clip, keychain loop, and even a small USB cord in the box. Max distance is 90 meters. You’ll be happy owning this useful tool. Here’s the link to The Nitecore Store. Maybe we will test more of their products soon. Enjoy these gear photos, and drop a comment on this blog post. Share this article with your friends. Thanks for being here.
Welcome to Survival Bros on WordPress my friends. Our YouTube channel is getting record views. Here’s the most popular videos. Feel free to share them with your people.
Life revolves around where you poop. And with few public restrooms, you’re forced into Civilization. Go outside like a real human. We challenge you to urinate, and defecate in nature responsibly.
Hate on getting free stuff. Makes sense. You’re afraid to ask for what you want, and would rather pay to live at all costs.
The Universe provides food. God’s grace is our self-sufficiency. #clamming #clams #oregon
Whip it out, and let it go! Peeing on things is so much fun.
Cam lived in a few vans for over six years. He knows all the tricks to survive #vanlife in the Pacific Northwest.
McKirdy managed Heaven. He worked at Cougar Hot Spring for months while managing a campground. You wouldn’t believe the stories in his Journal…COMING SOON to a the SB Blog.
Ready for a tsunami before it hit.
Ben Shapiro Destroys my Sandcastle I spent all day making! Facts and logic.
You’ve seen pee bottles on the side of the road. Ever used one?
Expect another Tune up on a new bike with Kevin in Longview, Washington. #cycling #bikes
Popular knife with Soldiers serving America. #coldsteel #test #review
Setting the World Record for Costco Free Samples. #jokes
Have you worked on your Emergency Preparedness kits and skills lately? Let’s go.
Check out the contents of a Blessing Bag made by Girl Scouts for Homeless People. Please share this video! Send this to a friend, and add it to your own YouTube Playlist. I hope you consider making kits like this for vandwellers in your area. The less fortunate could use your help as Winter approaches. #vanlife
Thanks for visiting our blog. More on the way from Oregon.
Check out a “Frankenstein” bike made with a kit motor off eBay! Mad Max from Long Beach, WA has a Survival Kit in a bag on a rack. Want a gas powered bicycle like this? Comment. Please SUBSCRIBE, and share this video post with your friends. Thanks. Filmed in 4K with GoPro Hero7 Black action camera in Longbeach, Washington in 2019.
Survival Bros tours a disgusting Ford cargo van worth fixing up. Look inside this old vehicle, and comment. Can you believe there’s a rocking horse inside? We didn’t know, because we didn’t look inside before purchasing this ride. There’s no glamorizing #vanlife on our YouTube Channel. Some like it real! Keep supporting your brothers.
More everyday preparedness videos being uploaded soon to our channel. Please SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE this post with your friends.
Survival Bros takes a huge excavator on a crazy farm ride. Watch us play with a giant destruction machine. We hit a trailer, smash concrete, play with a bucket, cross a creek, remove a tree, and dig in the garden! Subscribe on YouTube for more fun videos with friends.
Like trading for stuff without using money? Would you like to get rid of some extra junk? Put a “Take One, Leave One” blanket in a public area like I did. Watch the new HD #survivalbros video, then read more about this fun Art project below.
This project was a success! Hundreds of people stopped, and contributed to “The Art Show”. I call it a free trading platform, or an exchange, which I facilitated, and curated. It encouraged beachcombers to give, and consider the value of their trading item. Sure some people took and didn’t leave, or left and didn’t take. A few kids picked up fond objects like pieces of shells, or rocks, and got the toy they wanted. The children would not be denied, and many made multiple trades, which I found amusing.
For the most part, I stayed out of it, and watched the developments from a nearby bench. I straightened it up a few times, and threw away trash. I will say it’s annoying when people leave their business card, and take a cool item, but I didn’t intervene. The Take One, Leave One project had a life of it’s own…
The sweetest moment happened when a kid traded his football for earrings, and quickly gave them to his mother. No hesitation. Then he grabbed a stuffed animal, and got a toy for himself. All in a matter of 30 seconds! Ha. The children making multiple trades cracked me up. They saw no limits to the possible trades. However, some parents wouldn’t even take time to explain this concept, or stop to let their kids even look at the show on the Promenade. They said things like, “I will get you a new toy from the store instead.” Fine. Buy everything then, ya Trendy.
This concept blew minds. People had never seen this before. It got people thinking, which is good. Proving, small ideas in tiny spaces can leave a big, and unexpected impact. However, I have set this up before in a busy area: read Part One HERE!!!
Kids playing with the trading concept
Dogs can participate too
Young girls looking for treasure on the beach
Items up for grabs!
Cam selling hugs for $1
What would you have taken, and left for other people? Leave a comment!
Attention my fellow Survival Bros: Check our my new vehicle for car camping! The old 2.1 Liter Volkswagen Vanagon has been sold to a hippie. This 1994 Chevrolet G-20 van cost $2,000, and has 136,000 miles on it. I’m hopeful that the Chevy will be much more reliable than the 1986 VW bus I lived in for nearly 2.5 years! I must have had AAA tow my last ride 13 times to a mechanic or home.
#SurvivalBros is creating a new video series on vandwelling in this RV. You’re gonna want to see every episode of my travels. I’m bursting with information, and tips to share about living on the road. Share this vlog and blog post with friends into #vandwelling Subscribe today on YouTube HERE!
Hanging out at “Surfer’s Parking Lot” near The Cove in Seaside, Oregon. Checking the wave conditions and people watching along the coast.
Survival Bros by Cameron McKirdy 