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The Wandering Forester
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Wild camps, hill-walks, hikes - and maybe, one day, a National Trail or two.
A keen hill-walker all my life I only reconnected with wild camping in 2021. I'm on a learning curve with both skills and modern equipment. (especially filming for youtube!). I'm always open to suggestions as to how I can improve so please dive into the comments with any hints , tips or advice you think might help or with reactions to what you see in my videos.
Hopefully my stumblings might inspire one or two of you to have a go yourselves. Just remember to respect the countryside - and most importantly Leave No Trace.
If you enjoy my videos please Like and Subscribe to see more of my trips.
Thanks For Watching
Roger
A keen hill-walker all my life I only reconnected with wild camping in 2021. I'm on a learning curve with both skills and modern equipment. (especially filming for youtube!). I'm always open to suggestions as to how I can improve so please dive into the comments with any hints , tips or advice you think might help or with reactions to what you see in my videos.
Hopefully my stumblings might inspire one or two of you to have a go yourselves. Just remember to respect the countryside - and most importantly Leave No Trace.
If you enjoy my videos please Like and Subscribe to see more of my trips.
Thanks For Watching
Roger
Wildcamping in Brecon Beacons: When Winds Ruin the Adventure
What has the Met office got against me? I checked the weather forecast a couple of hours before I left home - in the Brecon Beacons of South Wales winds were predicted at low 20's mph with high 20's / low 30's mph gusts. Expected to be partially cloudy and no rain expected. That's not what happened!
Website: www.thornesonline.com
facebook: thewanderingforester1
instagram: the_wandering_forester
Equipment on this trip: (some of which I have had for years!)
Garmin InReach mini 2
Filming:
Gopro Hero 9
Gopro Mediamod
Rode Go ll wireless microphone.
Generic (ie cheap!) tripod/selfie stick from Amazon
Joby lightweight tripod
Rucsac:
Atompack Prospector50 (previously known as the Mo50)
Tent:
Durston Xmid 1P solid
4 Easton 9in pegs
4 Big Sky 6in nails
6 Vampire 6in pegs
Sleep systems:
3mm Foam pad
Nemo Riff 30 Sleeping Bag
Nemo Tensor Long Wide Insulated sleep mat
Flextail Gear pillow
Cooksets:
Planet X 900 stove set
#breconbeacons #wildcamping #wildcampinguk #bailed
Website: www.thornesonline.com
facebook: thewanderingforester1
instagram: the_wandering_forester
Equipment on this trip: (some of which I have had for years!)
Garmin InReach mini 2
Filming:
Gopro Hero 9
Gopro Mediamod
Rode Go ll wireless microphone.
Generic (ie cheap!) tripod/selfie stick from Amazon
Joby lightweight tripod
Rucsac:
Atompack Prospector50 (previously known as the Mo50)
Tent:
Durston Xmid 1P solid
4 Easton 9in pegs
4 Big Sky 6in nails
6 Vampire 6in pegs
Sleep systems:
3mm Foam pad
Nemo Riff 30 Sleeping Bag
Nemo Tensor Long Wide Insulated sleep mat
Flextail Gear pillow
Cooksets:
Planet X 900 stove set
#breconbeacons #wildcamping #wildcampinguk #bailed
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Finding Solitude: Just Me And My Durston XMid In The Brecon Beacons
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I'm back in the Brecon Beacons National Park for a chilled overnight on Carreg Yr Ogof, a hill much altered by limestone quarrying. Almost got a sunset. And for a change hardly any clag! I had a few problems with the camera and sound on this one - so apologies for that. Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingforester1 instagram: the_wandering_forester Eq...
The Weather was not as Forecast - Again!
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Starting a target of camping on all the Hewitts in the Brecon Beacons National Park, I was promised cloud above the hills - and they were - until I got there! Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingforester1 instagram: the_wandering_forester Equipment on this trip: (some of which I have had for years!) Garmin InReach mini 2 Filming: Gopro Hero 9 Gopro Me...
Hiking the Coniston Fells in one day : Wainwrights 123 - 129
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Our biggest walk during our week in the Lake District. Started by climbing Wetherlam from Coppermines Valley, then up the Prison band to Swirl How, onto Great Carrs, Grey Friar and Brim Fell. Then across Goat's Hawse to Dow Crag and back to Coniston along Walna Scar Road. A long day but really enjoyable.
Bagging two Langdale Wainwrights
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Our annual Wainwright bagging holiday in the Lake District - in the Langdales grabbing Cold Pike and Pike of Blisko.
Wind, Clag And An Issue With My New Xmid 1P Fly.
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This is my first trip to Cadair Idris since I started the Channel almost three years ago. I started off in sunshine and excellent views but by the time I summited the clouds had descended. The wind was very gusty during the night and caused some issues with my pitch. Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingforester1 instagram: the_wandering_forester Equip...
Success! - Last Leg Of The Journey!
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The Cumbria Way stretches over 74 miles between Ulverston and Carlisle in the English Lake District. We walked the trail in five stages, starting from Carlisle and walking south. We woke up to a beautiful day on Torver Common, packed up and set off on the final leg to Ulverston. Took breakfast a Beacon Tarn and then made our way through the south lakes countryside taking plenty of breaks in the...
Langdale to Torver Common - Easier Terrain But Long Miles!
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The Cumbria Way stretches over 74 miles between Ulverston and Carlisle in the English Lake District. We walked the trail in five stages, starting from Carlisle and walking south. On day 4 of our Cumbria Way journey we start to leave the high fells behind us as we walk out of the Langdale Valley past Skelwith and Colwith Forces, up to Tarn House and down into Coniston. After stopping at the Blac...
Through Three Beautiful Valleys - Keswick to Langdale
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The Cumbria Way stretches over 74 miles between Ulverston and Carlisle in the English Lake District. We walked the trail in five stages, starting from Carlisle and walking south. On day 3 of our Cumbria Way journey we travel from Keswick past Derwent Water through Borrowdale, walk the length of Langstrath and go over Stake Pass into Langdale. Feeling the tiredness in our legs now, but this shou...
A tough day! Caldbeck to Keswick
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The Cumbria Way stretches over 74 miles between Ulverston and Carlisle in the English Lake District. We walked the trail in five stages, starting from Carlisle and walking south. We started Day 2 after staying in Caldbeck for a day while it rained for 24 hours! The route goes over High Pike, down Grainsgill from Lingy Hut, follows the River Caldew valley up to Skiddaw House and then round Lonsc...
Stage 1 - Carlisle to Caldbeck. Easy walking but followed by cows!
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The Cumbria Way is a 73 mile traverse of the Lake District in UK. It goes through the heart of the area taking in farmland, open moor, high fell and some of the most beautiful valleys the area has to offer. Most people walk from Ulverston in the south to Carlisle in the north but we decided to go the other way having failed on the south/north last year due to injury. We did it in five stages, t...
Wild Camping in Brecon Beacons: From Rainy Evening to Foggy Morning
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After sitting around for days waiting for thundery rain to clear we set off having got a clear weather forecast - which had changed before we got to the hills! We had a 3 hour rainstorm in the evening and woke next day to a foggy morning. The valley below us gradually filled with cloud as the moring drew on. Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingforester1 instagram: ...
Too much Wind At Dinger Tor So We Changed Plans!
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Join us on Linda's first wild camp of the year at Lints Tor in Dartmoor. We started out aiming for Dinger Tor, but plans can change! Music: www.purple-planet.com Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingforester1 instagram: the_wandering_forester Equipment on this trip: (some of which I have had for years!) Garmin InReach mini 2 Filming: Gopro Hero 9 Gopro...
Wild camping with a bloke who camped with Paul Messner
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Darren from @holmesaway and I met up at Llanthony Priory and walked along Offa's Dike to Hay Bluff (Penybegwn) aiming to camp on the English/Welsh border with him in England (he's Welsh) and me in Wales (I'm English). However lack of suitable pitches meant we had to "Cheat" just a bit! Check out Darren's Channel at @holmesaway Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewanderingfo...
Swallow hole can't cope when river rises 2ft after rainstorm.
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At Sinc Gieldd on Mynydd Du a stream drops down into a limestone cave. In late summer it's just a trickle but after winter rains it swells into a full blown river and can rise several feet in a few hours. I camped on it's banks expecting a lot less rain than actually happened over night. I was a bit shocked at what I woke up to. Website: www.thornesonline.com facebook: thewandering...
A Tough Hike To The Most Remote Hill In Wales
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A Tough Hike To The Most Remote Hill In Wales
My Chinook 1P in the winds again on Brecon Beacons escarpment | Bannau Brycheiniog
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My Chinook 1P in the winds again on Brecon Beacons escarpment | Bannau Brycheiniog
Soggy solo wild camp on Shelstone Tor | Energy bar recipe
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Soggy solo wild camp on Shelstone Tor | Energy bar recipe
A hike on Dartmoor and wild camp on Belstone Tor.
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A hike on Dartmoor and wild camp on Belstone Tor.
Solo wild camp on Carn Pica - very cold!
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Solo wild camp on Carn Pica - very cold!
What shots you need in your wild camping videos... Not to be taken seriously!
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What shots you need in your wild camping videos... Not to be taken seriously!
Wild camp in the Brecon Beacons with my new Chinook 1P tent.
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Wild camp in the Brecon Beacons with my new Chinook 1P tent.
Dartmoor solo wild camp - West Mill Tor from Belstone.
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Dartmoor solo wild camp - West Mill Tor from Belstone.
Another Windy Night on Dartmoor. This time on Hare Tor.
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Another Windy Night on Dartmoor. This time on Hare Tor.
Wild Camping with the Durston X-mid 2P in the Black Mountains
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Wild Camping with the Durston X-mid 2P in the Black Mountains
A great day on our last three Wasdale Wainwrights.
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A great day on our last three Wasdale Wainwrights.
Wild Camp on Fur Tor - Deep in the heart of Dartmoor
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Wild Camp on Fur Tor - Deep in the heart of Dartmoor
An early morning summit hike on Kirk Fell - on a cloudless day in blistering heat!
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An early morning summit hike on Kirk Fell - on a cloudless day in blistering heat!
Wild camping on Bowscale after summiting four fells in one day.
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Wild camping on Bowscale after summiting four fells in one day.
Hiking up Yewbarrow on a hot and humid day.
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Hiking up Yewbarrow on a hot and humid day.
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Thanks, welcome to my small tribe! ATB, Roger
That would have been a great pitch if it wasn't so windy. No point is losing a night's sleep for nothing, so the right choice I think to bail out. That Toco tent costs £17 at the moment and cheap sleeping bags can be had for less than £10. I suspect some people regard this sort of stuff as disposable and have no respect for the environment.
@@thecampingastronomer8554 I'm planning on a return visit when the weather is better, I was hoping for a nice sunrise shining on the escarpment. And £17? - that's amazing. I couldn't report what the lady taking it down actually said about the ones who left it there. Thanks for watching John.
I want to know while you were there what the situation is at night? Can you see stars ? Is it really dark sky area ? Please advise and thanks
When I was there it was almost a full moon so not good stargazing weather. But yes, it's part of the dark sky area of the Brecon Beacons.
@thewanderingforester Appreciate your reply I am planning to visit the area in mid-September
A long night in a wind-blasted tent isn't fun. I have two nights permanently etched in my mind where I was bracing the tent from the inside, on absolute pins. I'd rather stay at home!
If only the Met office could get the forecast right! Well to be honest they all the weather right, but not necessarily in the right order.😀 Yeah just very uncomfortable, just glad I was only an hour from the valley. Cheers Chris. ATB, Roger
Nice video Rodger shame you had to bail, I’ve been there and done that you made the right decision. I laughed when you mentioned the OEX phoxx tent, I spotted loads on my last camp weekend just gone and actually mentioned it on my video. Don’t know what the answer is with these “assholes” leaving rubbish everywhere? I’m seeing more and more rubbish in the Lake District, it’s like people just don’t care anymore and do what they like without any consideration to others or the environment. ATB Karl
Thanks Karl. I think the tent would have been ok although it was on the edge of what it would take, I just didn't see the point of staying up there all night in that racket. Hopefully once the holiday season is over the assholes will go home for the winter. ATB, Roger
@@thewanderingforester Totally agree it's not great being in a tent when the winds pick up the noise is horrendous and you get hardly any sleep. I Kkeep looking at these Durston x mid tents. Planning a few more long distance walks and I think it would fit the bill perfectly. ATB Karl
We really like ours. (Also have the 2P for when Linda comes) I think somewhere around 40mph is the top end of wind I'd want to be in it. Can be a little tricky if the pitch is on the small side or particularly bumpy but there are ways around it.
There's a song there; you gotta know when to hold em, know when to fold em 😉 I wonder how many tents were abandoned down by the Llyn!
Yeah, I wondered that. They would have been more sheltered down there, but you never know. Thanks for watching
Lovely. It’s pronounced Suit-her fell, rhymes with hooter. 😉
Thanks - we thought it would be something like that. Thanks for watching. ATB, Roger
I’ve had to abandon camp twice around pen y fan as assholes turned up with big sound systems speakers blasting out 100 metres from my tent. Really am starting to think I prefer winter camping for solitude
Thinking alike to be honest. The weather has been awful this year anyway! Thanks for watching.
@@thewanderingforester there’s a bbc news article about the huge influx of people to the park this year. With the park asking people avoid until September 😅
Not a bad idea.
Lovely job Sir.. I gotta get myself over there. Looks stunning. Great job and well edited.
Thanks. The Brecon Beacons National Park is quite a place, Lots to go at.
Made a good decision there. I was out in my X mid the other month and the wind suddenly picked up out of the blue at about 3:30. I love the xmid but I don't think it's meant for winds on summits so packed up and left just around first light. Might look at getting something more suitable for winds etc. Maybe a tunnel tent or something. I don't intend to go out in high winds but sometimes they just pop up !
The XMid was standing up to the wind but I wasn't enjoying being in it - so why bother. 😃 I have a Big Sky Chinook which handles wind really well but it's stupidly expensive new. I got a good deal on a used one. Thanks for watching.
Hi, Thanks for the reply. How would you say the Big Sky handles the wind etc? I've got a Kuiu Storm thingy but want a lighter smaller one ideally but which is as strong as that in the wind.
I've only been out in it in low 30mph gusts which didn't trouble it. Andy Beavers has one that has been in higher winds I think. Might be worth checking his channel?
No etiquette on the hills now, finding it harder and harder to find somewhere unspoilt. On a brighter note really enjoyed the video, love it when it’s windy but not that windy.
It was too much for me, I'm not going into that weather deliberately - just wish the weather forecast could be trusted a bit more. 😃 And you're right about hill etiquette, becoming less frequent. Thanks for watching. ATB, Roger
Great video Roger. Just as interesting as a fair weather one. Btw, did you mean storm arriving AGAIN? it never seems to end. And yes a>r$wls who left the tent. Keep the vids coming atb
Thanks Pete. It does seem like the bad weather is never ending. I see storm "Ernest" is on the way next! ATB, Roger
The 2 rivers join in Cefn coed
True, is that not part of Merthyr?
@@thewanderingforester yes 😊👍 where they join swam there many times when I was younger, also up both rivers, enjoyed your vid by the way😉👌👍
Your alive to tell the tale you did the right thing 👍
I think I would have been safe enough to stay but really didn't see the point of such an uncomfortable night. Thanks for watching.. ATB,Roger
This was just what I needed ❤ thank you for such a good video as usual, cosy yet adventurous 😅 Edit: I've had a similar experience in Sarek, where the weather god crazy, so caved in at 3 at night and just started walking to the next point, so much better then trying to sleep, that is just stressful, better to walk 😂
Thanks! On the way down I met two photographers who had been higher up hoping to take pictures of the Aurora Borealis if it appeared but were coming down as it felt dangerous up there. I had no idea the Aurora was a possibility as it is extremely unusual this far south. It might have tempted me to stay. (I just checked out Sarek - looks amazing)
Thanks for the video. You've just convinced me not to get an Xmid.
It wasn't really the Xmids fault, it was handling the wind ok albeit it does stretch in when the wind hits on the long side. It does have it's faults though. I just didn't see the point of sitting it out all night. Had I known the wind was going to be that I would have stayed at home. Thanks for watching. ATB, Roger
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Thanks for sharing 👍
Great download and big help, looking at taking it up in a couple of weeks, is the trail self explanatory, cheers 👍👏
There aren't a great deal of trail signposts to be honest, but we found the OS maps very accurate through the fields etc at either end of the trail. One tip is to take a path that goes up slightly above the gill up to Lingy Hut. It goes off to the right just above the mine workings at the bottom and goes directly from the hut at the top.
@@thewanderingforester marvellous and thank you, excellent journey and a new fellow subscriber 👍
Nice weather and nice views too but is is so annoying when you loose footage, something I have done more than once! Well you certainly found solitude and solitude with a great view too and I remember seeing Pink Floyd at Newcastle City Hall in the early 70s. When the sun did arrive, it arrived with a bang, so a very productive camp I would say, cheers Alan
Thanks Alan. That trip was just what I needed after a hectic time (nowt bad - just busy!). I last saw Pink Floyd at Knebworth 1975, we got the full "Dark Side" and the first performance of tracks from "Animals" and "Wish you were here". Happy days! Thanks for watching, ATB, Roger
A nice, easy watch, Roger. That sunrise was beautiful. I've been fancying a camp at this spot for a few years now, but I've yet to do so. It's a beautiful spot. When I walked the B.W my heart sank when I realised I had to make that descent just to do an ascent straight back up, it was a tough climb too. I'd skip straight across and don't tell anyone 😉
Yeah really don't fancy that 'detour'! Thanks for watching.
Roger, what are those breakfast waffles called?
Hi Trudy. They are called "Stroopwafels". We buy them in Tesco's
Beautiful Roger, you were due a lovely chilled one I think.
Thanks John. As well as the claggy camps recently life had been a bit cluttered leading up to this trip. Felt good to just sit and look at the view for a while. ATB, Roger
Great chilled out camp, i got the x mid 2, awesome tent👍
Yeah,, Xmids are quality. I've also got the 2P for when my wife comes out with me. Thanks for watching, ATB , Roger
Where is Brecon Beacons? Asking for a friend
Hi Patrick, the Brecon Beacons are in south Wales, UK. Thanks for watching, Roger
@@thewanderingforester Looks really nice. I'm going to check it out next years. Drove through Wales and I though it was really cool. I didn't have time to do any real exploring. Thank you.
Very nice Roger and such beautiful hills, give me a shout if you want some company for a couple of nights.👍
Thanks Dave. Will do.
Nice one Roger! How’s lovely Linda? Those views!!! 😍 wowzers, I need to get my ar$e up there once my back is sorted! Mmm meatballs and pasta is my fave Steak Detective meal! Love it! What a beautiful morning, just beautiful! Thanks for sharing lovely! Xx
Linda's fine thanks, she'll be out with me again soon. Yeah - proper meatballs in a camping meal, not to be sneezed at. ATB, Roger
Where did you park mate for this.?
Hi Bernard, I parked at SN 79954 23827, car park at the end of the road past Llandeusant.
@@thewanderingforester cheers mate 👍
No problem. It does get busy so early start recommended.
Hi Roger, we're you out in the BB with the misses on Saturday 13th by chance, in the Xmid 2p?
Finding solitude is certainly a marvelous thing!! Can really alter a person's mind...for the better. Peace...isn't that something all of us are in pursuit of.
It certainly is. Precious little of it around sometimes! Thanks for watching.
One of my favourite spots just the other side of the trig point 👌🏻. It’s worth coming from the west through Herbert’s quarry along the Beacons Way. Some lovely history
I'll be coming from the west in a few weeks attempting the Beacons Way. ATB, Roger
@@thewanderingforester looking forward to watching that. I’m hoping to do it either later this year or next 🤞🏻
Beautiful place
Yes it is. I think I'll go back later in the year when hopefully the air is a bit clearer to the west. ATB, Roger
Did a train up for the Cambrian Patrol in the Brecon Beacans, ending at Peni Fan and Fan Farne! We got snowed in in mid July!
That wouldn't surprise me, especially a few years ago. Thanks for watching. ATB, Roger
Love your style, stay connected! new frind here like here
Thank you.
Its been a rubbish summer so far hasn't it Roger. I had a flying visit to the Brecon Beacons last week for a walk round Craig Cerrig Gleisiad and Fan Frynych. Although it was cloudy, it wasn't anything like as clagged up as you had.
I saw your video earlier today, it's amazing how few people there are on that side of the road. Thanks for watching.
Good miles both of you! Lovely area of the Lakes, love Dow Crag especially. Well on the way! ATB Sue
We were a bit too tired to appreciate the view from Dow Crag across Goats Water to the Old Man to be honest. But you're right, it's a great spot
Even with the clouds looked awesome. Not sure if I'm a fan of chickpeas or not but looked amazing to get away
Are you a humus eater? Yes, good to get out. ATB
@@thewanderingforester don't mind humus actually
Clag city Rodger nice to get out this mate 🏔️👌🏻 Always enjoy the chat 🤠👍 ATB Simon
Thanks Simon. Good to get out and relax even without the views. ATB Roger
Always like a Dartmoor video. I had a walking pole disappear on Oke Tor one night, when I found it, on the other side of the rocks, it had bite marks in the handle, this i put down to Mr Fox 😁 my profile photo is on Oke Tor also. Keep hiking 👍
I've heard of one chap who had to chase down a fox dragging his backpack away! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. ATB, Roger
Nice hike 👍
Yes it was, Thanks for watching, ATB
Tidy pitch there! I still can't get mine like that and find it keeps flapping in my face once thr winds get above 15mph or so. Hopefully we will see summer soon and the need for a 4 season tent all year long won't ne as necessary!
I've been using the "diagonal pitch" method and it seem to work. You need to have a groundsheet or the inner attached to use it. I peg out the two corners with the short connections to the inner and then the other two corners to get even tension on the two sides. It's on UA-cam somewhere. Agree about the weather - hopeless lately!
My dear brother Paul and I camped on Pen Y Gadair Fawr in 2010 in May. Come morning there were flurries of snow. Yeah, it was cold. A nice fresh one up there Roger. Sometimes camps are about meditation, fresh air, and not the views. You got some of the former. All the best. Mark
Hills are definitely my "safe space" - always feel better up there. Thanks for watching Mark.
@@thewanderingforester I can see that Roger. A pleasure.
Another nice watch mate. There’s a nice little spot around 100 yards south east of the summit with a nice view over hatterall ridge. Not that you would have had a view 😂
Cheers Darren. That's the last two camps in clag now. Maybe camping with you has jinxed me😂!
Fair play Rodger that looked a big day mate (beautiful day for it but still a tuff hike that 👌🏻🏔️) Enjoyed the views too 👌🏻 ATB to Linda and yourself 👍 Simon 🤠👍
Thanks Simon. It wasn't too bad once we got up Wetherlam, but it was a long way back along Walna Scar road! ATB
Nice one Roger n Linda. Bet you had your pockets stuffed with doubloons 😅. I use one stick when filming. Get yer mrs to stick one end in side pocket and lash with bungee or side straps on most bags. You can pull it out like a holster when needed. Atb
I do use one stick on easier terrain sometimes. I see a couple of US hikers who fix the camera to the top of a trekking pole so might look into that as well. No doubloons yet I'm afraid 🤣
Great effort, wonderful hike. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Well done folks...i doff my cap to you...Tough day
Thanks. We were pretty tired by the end to be honest. ATB
My goodness, you two must walk people half your age right in to the dust!! LOL Absolutely marvelous!!
Thanks! We do seem to have the hill walking genes.
Great effort both 💪🏻
Cheers Darren. It was quite a big walk for is, but a really good day out.
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Thank you so much
Awesome views my friend
I was surprised just how much of the area we could see. Thanks for watching.