Primitive Seafood Cookout and Harvest Basket - new beginnings part 2

I need food, so I head to the coast. Many times the coast will provide the most easily accessible high protein and nutrient-rich foods. These foods are easy to cook but can often be eaten raw too. It will also be helpful if I make a basket for gathering. Along the way I find a bluff with powdery yellowish dirt that might be clay. For cooking my catch I'm going to need to make a fire. Using sticks and stones I manage to make a hand drill fire kit that works on the first try, and by the way, dinner was primitive but excellent! This is the second installment of a new series exploring this topic of "New Beginnings". Learn my humble beginnings in my book: https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B0DD9ZJ519 My social media links: Instagram @chadzuberofficial Facebook @ChadZAdventure Key moments: 00:00 Collecting willow stems 01:04 Making a basket with willow stems 04:14 Quick visit to my shelter 04:50 Finding potential source of clay 05:36 Walking toward the coast 05:44 Refilling my water bottle 06:43 Collecting mussel on the coast 09:33 Collecting limpets on the rocks 10:30 Eating raw limpets 11:01 Eating raw seaweed 11:47 Finding a good place to cook 12:11 Collecting materials for a friction fire 13:46 Preparing sticks for a friction fire kit 17:52 Hand drill friction fire success 22:22 Cooking the mollusks on the hot coals 23:20 Eating delicious cooked-in-shell mollusks Music credit: Drums of the Deep by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/