Firefighters of Miramar Benevolent Association

Firefighters of Miramar Benevolent Association "Turning the harsh winter into a home. ❄️ Just a man, an axe, and the silence of the deep woods. Building simple shelters to rediscover the art of survival.

Welcome to the wild."

06/20/2026

Buried under snow and forgotten for years, this abandoned cabin needed more than a quick cleanup. With a blizzard approaching, I worked against time to restore warmth and safety inside.

06/19/2026

Lost in a brutal winter storm, I stumbled upon an abandoned wooden house deep in the forest. What looked like a ruined cabin quickly became my only chance to survive the freezing night.

06/18/2026

Caught in the largest snowstorm on record, I found an abandoned forest cabin buried in snow. But before it could save my life, I had to clean, repair, and restore it against the clock.

06/18/2026

A record-breaking blizzard forced me to seek shelter in an abandoned forest house buried beneath snow. With freezing temperatures closing in, I had only hours to clean, repair, and make the cabin livable before nightfall.

06/18/2026

A historic blizzard traps me deep in the wilderness. With temperatures plummeting and no way out, a remote cave may be my only chance to survive the night.

06/17/2026

A heavy snowstorm trapped me deep in the frozen mountains. With nowhere else to go, I discovered a hidden cave beneath the rocks and turned it into my only chance of survival.

06/17/2026

A deadly blizzard is closing in. No tent. No sleeping bag. If I can't build a shelter and keep a fire alive, this winter night could become a fight for survival.

06/16/2026

For two days, I faced a brutal -23°C blizzard with no tent, no sleeping bag, and only a small fire standing between me and the freezing wilderness.

06/16/2026

As a brutal snowstorm closed in, I had only hours to build a tarp shelter and prepare a long fire before the wilderness turned deadly.

06/15/2026

Alone in a silent forest at -14°C, I had no cabin, no heated shelter, and only one source of warmth—the fire I could keep alive.

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Miramar, FL
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