Solo Night in a remote cabin in front of Mont Blanc 

I can relate. I'm just patiently waiting till my kids are old enough to experience the wildernesses properly, I can't wait to share it with them.

You're not old, you're American. The food and American lifestyle will make you age prematurely and cause illness. It's unhealthy wherever you go and organic doesn't exist! The FDA's requirement for organic sits around 50%, meaning only 50% of the product has to be organic. 98% or more of fruits and vegetables are GMO. There's no avoiding it anymore!

Did you also take an arrow to the knee?

@@mrsir2254AHAHAHAH

thank you SO MUCH! I'm trying to define a slightly different style, I'm glad you enjoy :) Best, Bruno

I strongly agree with this comment :)

​@@BrunoPisaniAdventureBro, quick question; who builds these shelters and why?

@@fredfry5100in Italy there is the CAI, Club Alpino Italiano (Italian Alpine Club), a nationwide club which take care of marking trails and paths and building, restoring and maintaining shelters and bivaks. Some of them are very spartan, some others are really amazing, like the one in the video. Some of them are always open, some others you need to get the keys at some CAI offices in the cities nearby, it depends. You don’t have to pay for it, but an offer is always appreciated. It’s important to keep them clean and tidy and if possible to replace the wood used for the stove, for example. The reason they exist is maily for emergencies, like you are caught in a storm or a blizzard, or you got injuried (most of those shelters have a dedicated landline for emergencies), but you can also use them as basecamp for longer hikes. I know these shelters exists in France and Switzerland too, and most likely among the whole alps. Idk who or which foundation maintain them though. Also, probably not only the CAI is responsible of their maintenance, can be the regional government or the province too, it depends.

Oh, thank you! 🥰 yeah a bit of on old style video in a way;)

Haha thanks!!!

Oh thank you 🙏🏻

yep. excellent conditions. thank you for the comment!

Eh si! Veramente super

Oh, thank you! I will do more 🤗

thank you so much!!

yeah! I don't remember the name. amazing!!

Thanksss 🤩

yep, more structured videos are coming :) thank you!!

Thanks yannis!!

Thank you so much!

Grazie mille!! Mi fa piacere!!

Grazie mille!!

Grazie mille!! 🙏🏻

oh yeah! can't wait to go back!!

Thanksss!!

Thank you!

Grazie mille!!

grazie mattia mi fa molto piacere!!

That’s amazing!! Enjoy!!

Yeah! Many adventures ahead!

Grazie mille 🥰

grazie mille!

thank you so much!!

Grazie mille!!

È proprio vero! Riguardarli è sempre un bel ricordo!

yeah. not the best place to be.. thank you!!

Thank you!

Oh thanks ❤️

Amazing

Hahaha it was the only good weather window in weeks

Thank you! It is indeed incredible :)

Thanksssss

Eh si!! Spettacolare

Thank you!! really appreciated.

Grazie infinite!

Grazie mille ciaoo!!

Haha thanksss!!

Thanksssss

Thanksss! Hopefully soon! 🙌

haha thankss

Hi! Thanks!!:) if I remember correctly it was like 2-3 degrees inside. Pretty cold 😅😂 outside I don’t know, maybe few degrees below 0

oh thank you!

Thankssss

Thank you:)

well said!

2 words - you died

Thank you ahah

Thanks ❤️

😂😂😂 e non hai visto ancora niente

grazieeee

Yeah! I’m working also with other hikers to document some beautiful trails and share more of those videos :)

Thankssss!!!

oh thanksss

thankssss

Thank you!

thanks for watching!!

Thank you!

hire a guide :)

I am very inspired with this great Bruno's video, so I plan to go there. I see he suggests hiring a guide, but I think you do not need it here. From what I see on the Internet, in summer time this is a non-technical but long walk up tour from the south-east side.

Thank you ☺️

Grazie mille Alessio mi fa molto piacere!!