(gun shots echoing)
(water splashes)
(batoning)
(wood splitting)
- The kind of thing you sometimes come across
when you're splitting logs.
These ant nests.
And other bugs that live inside.
A couple of ant eggs just there.
- [Grayson] I've constructed another
double campfire system again,
just like our lamb roast video.
Just a matter of piling up a bit of dirt
behind those rocks so they don't fall forward,
and the rocks are leaning backwards at the same time
by their own weight.
(fire crackling)
Very dry wood this afternoon.
We're not having any problem getting dry wood.
It's just everywhere around here,
'cause it hasn't rained for a while
in this part of the country.
The double campfire system is flaming away.
Very neat.
And our chicken is inside this
aluminium pot made by Trangia.
It's the largest aluminium pot
for lightweight backpacking that you'll find
in most stores, by the company Trangia.
I think it's about eight liters, roughly.
So once this bed of hot coals is really going
we'll stick that chicken roast into the fire.
(pot clinks)
There's the chicken campers
first look at it.
It's just startin' to sizzle now actually.
It's been a bit of work just getting
the fire at the right temperature.
(Christina mumbles)
It's getting too hot Sweetie, too hot.
Now the roast chicken is getting slightly too hot
so I'll just take it off the fire for a moment,
let it cool down.
Take some of the wood from this fire
and move it across to the other fire.
(sizzling)
Have to be careful not to get the GoPro too close
'cause the GoPro might catch on fire.
This is the corn.
Nice and black, nice and crispy.
Mmmm.
- [Christina] Is it ready?
Yummy.
- Let that cool down a bit, first.
- [Christina] How 'bout the chicken?
Look..(indistinct)..chicken if it's ready.
Oh, oh ho ho.
I feel so hungry.
Oh my God.
Oh.
- [Grayson] Cut it open and have a look.
You got it on camera?
Lots of onion in there for flavor.
Ah.
- [Christina] Yeah.
- Which bit do you want Sweetie?
- I want this.
- The leggy leg?
- Yeah.
Oh I don't want that.
That one...no.
The smoke is coming here, no?
- Well the conclusion is campers,
if you're gonna try this,
I think the baking tray method seems to work better.
But the reason I wanted to use the aluminium pot
is 'cause it's more sustainable.
So we can reuse the aluminium pot over and over.
- No it's enough.
That is yours.
It's enough.
- I'm just gonna taste test a bit of
this chicken breast right here.
- This is good?
See, you'll like it.
- Mmmm.
(laughs)
- [Grayson] There it is campers.
The roast chicken breast.
And also the chicken leg.
Just taste this breast once again.
Mmmm.
A little skin hanging off there.
Look at that.
Ha ha ha ha.
Oh yeah. Mmmm.
Enjoying the feast sweetie?
- Yeah.
(scrubbing)
Cleaning the pot, sweetie?
- Yes, it's done.
(birds singing)
- [Christina] It's so dirty man.
(scrubbing)
(soft instrumental music)
- Just found this random cave next to the river.
I don't think anyone's been in here before.
It's huge.
Must be enough room in here for what?
About ten people?
Beautiful.