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Very nice, Thanks for sharing. Atb, John

Thank you. That was really lovely. ❤

35 litre for 3 days is far to few!

One of the best things is don't overthink. Be realistic. What are the odds. The risk is actually extremely low. I am concerned this video will make people overthink the reality of it. Interesting mind you

A second and justifiable weapon to have is door keys and have used mine on two occasions when been attacked luckily I had several on a key ring and they fitted well between my fingers when fist was clenched... Excellent set of video's thank you for posting. Subbed.........

I travel alone quite often. I bring my dog and sufficient personal protection. I would pitty the creepers foolish enough to think I am vulnerable.

Cold water clean Finger the polish Off brush assemble Gucci knickers

Can I ask you a question? If you have a heart attack, would you press your record I love aldershot

Makes a lot of sense for stealth camping bushcraft skill not so much but that said ya never see them hunting my two pence worth and I'm a no body not a bushcraft ninja far from it

Never leave home without my flask, nice review 👍

48 years ago, having run out of money, I spent a night wild camping in a park in the centre of Athens, Greece. Lot of people around, but I scouted out some dense bushes right on the edge of the park and crept in there when it was dark. Had already spent 6 weeks wild camping on Crete. Back in those days I didn't snore😂 . Also I read that these days a lot of immigrants sleep there. Home next day by coach, in the days before cheap flights.

Dog walkers always sniff you out.

the oak king n holly king n other pagan beliefs interest me, cant remember if u done it already or not .n dunno if it wld interest u or not, but one thing many bushcrafters, survivalists, campers, hikers etc do is a £25, £50 n £100 , 24 hr survival challenge,. kit all inclusive only bought from supermarkett or DIY store or poundshop eg blanket instead of sleepingbag,, bog standard general purpose tarp, the sort market traders use on their stall, or gardeners use, etc etc, ,best to buy this is spring or summer when supermarkets etc have gardening n outdoor items,, ive only seen one or two UK people do this, all the rest have been american where their supermarkets are massive n sell everything unlike ours. its interesting to see alternative uses that people come up with. also maybe honest reviews of items from high street stores, middle of lidl ald,i argos etc, but this costs money to buy them, another idea is doing videos with someone else, such as TA outdoors?

I had 7 months chihuahua he was like child to me Same thing happened to me my dog passed away we took him to the vet i was keep telling the vet he needs flulds as he lost all water in hes buddy trust be vet in UK they dont know shit, the waste our time for 1 hours they could save him with a fluids

Think i have steel one, Aladdin.

Nice to bump into you on Sunday

Lots of happy times mountaineering and rock in north wales in my younger days. I used to pack a thermos in the winter. I'm from Birmingham, so yes, it was Bovril ! These days a flask of hot tea is very welcome when im out and about in the middle of nowhere with my border collies. It isnt always convenient to plot up and get a brew going with the BCB Crusader. Thank you for posting. Happy trails Sir. All the best. Jan.

Such a simple idea but such a great idea. Thank you 🇬🇧 🇳🇿

I have been using Stanley brand thermos/flask/food jars for about 40 years. I usually make coffee and oatmeal the night or the morning of, depending on activities and location. I calculated once that I saved about $800-900 CDN per year on take away coffee per year.Branded companies also stand behind their products and replacement parts for lids and such.

What a great idea! Thanks.

Drew & Cole do a cracking food flask with a spork in the lid for under a tenner, having a Curry while on a fishing trip is a gamechanger.

I always use mine. I got mine from Asda for £8. I make cornbeef stew. Always pour boiling water in mine to warm it up before adding my stew

Great video. Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best. My daughter has had one of those Stanley food flasks for years for taking beans and sausages for her school lunch. I think they are brilliant. I also have a Dutch army surplus stainles steel flask for £15 from Forces Uniform and Kit. They are great value for money and very robust. Keep up the good work☕

Great vid again mate.

A chill in the air, a good walk and flask tea. The greatest way to relax a troubled mind. Great video, keep sharing, lovely friendly advice.

Please note Thermos and Aladdin no longer produce the glass insert spares unit, tried to get one for my flask after 30+ years excellent use, sadly to no avail 😢 Now using Stanley, Thermos and Esbit SS flasks , recommend any of these although heavy by comparison. Regards from deepest Dorset 👍

Years ago my lifesaver at outdoor winter events was strong coffee with probably more sugar than was healthy in a 27oz stainless steel thermos (flask). Mine had a screw on cup in addition to the screw on stopper. The cup was needed because I'd have to let the coffee cool down to a drinkable temperature. Just seeing the steam eminating from the bottle was a morale booster.

I would love a pair of really nice russell moccasins but the thing that gets me is the astronomical price. Those types of leather boots are so appealing to me because they just look handmade and beautiful, while also still looking rugged and maintaining longevity. Modern hiking boots are usually mass produced and still have their advantages such as waterproofing technology but the russells last forever and still provide a great product throughout the years

I have iturri cold weather leather boots for the wet winter months. They are heavy but offer protection, and they are 💯 waterproof. For more chilled walks I have adidas terrex which are super comfy and light but little protection.

Is it true to you can use a flame to burn the tick's ass and it will cause them to get agitated and start to remove themselves? I heard that before; I don't know if it's true or not but it sounds risky lol.

congratulations

Having done a lot of work as a security guard I will second your recommendation of a 3 D cell Maglight. It is my primary go to flashlight when I'm working outside at night. Maglight has a variant using a proprietary LED that puts out an amazing amount of light, is highly resistant to damage from impact (unlike a bulb which could break if you dropped it) and has good battery life. The only real problem with a Maglight in general is that the rubber boot that covers the switch is prone to coming off. But some duct tape over the boot can be a reasonable fix.

Very useful video. We have many roads like this near where I live, and I filmed some content like this a while back, but don't think I ever uploaded it. One of the things I do is to carry a pair of walking poles, and when cars approach I carry them across my body at waist height, as many car drivers don't give pedestrians room, but equally they don't want to scratch their shiny cars, so they do move to avoid the tips of the poles damaging their vehicles. Not many people are aware of this, but on unpaved roads where there are pedestrians, car drivers are supposed to slow down as they pass AND give 2 metres of clearance. Thanks for taking the time to make this video and for uploading.

... however, IMO, if u feel the need to buy military ration packs dont buy from an online company, they just want their company to grow bigger n richer, better to buy from an individual on ebay, marketplace, gumtree etc from someone whom is or was in sevice,, along with item description they write things like this is left over from when I was serving... this is surplus from when I was touring in ...they also sell the usual household items as well which companies dont do. i just bought powdered drink water tablets n fire n water proof matches from ebay sellers v8ratty and hadworsedays1, i dont know these people personally, but best to buy from an individual u dont know what they might be needing money for,, disability aids at home due to disability,, counselling due to mental illness, maybe they volunteer thier time to train cadets , etc, etc.

Pro tip: the Mil-Tec Woobie is far warmer. I have the original Dutch Army one same as you and it’s not warm enough for a southern Australian winter let alone a British one.😂

That doesn't bother me... let's just say if I hear my tent zip in the middle of the night I feel very sorry for whoever is on the outside theres a not so nice surprise for them..

I have both. I think the key difference for me is that leather will always reward you with comfort and is repairable. Synthetic materials will be consistent out the box but will need replacing. Synthetic can offer better insulation properties if working at or above the snow line and you don’t need to treat them with anything if you don’t want to. To get a proper leather boot, you’re talking 3-4mm leather which weighs A LOT and is going to cost £500-750 outlay. I now avoid waterproof lined leather boots because no manufacturer can make a lining that works long term, or is fully repairable. Meindl are shocking for this and their warranty is a joke - they won’t cover anything and always have an excuse. If I’m out for multiple days and need reliability, there’s no contest and I’m reaching for my heavy triple stitched single piece leather boot (Dundas store Bjorn). They won’t let you down when you can’t afford it in the middle of nowhere. The risk with a glued synthetic boot is the sole and uppers can fail. That happens on the side of a mountain or the middle of a multi day hike; that’s gutting and potentially dangerous (carry approach shoes in bag). The other issue I see a lot with leather boots now is most £200-300 boots simply aren’t well made and are also glued together (not stitched) with the goretex liner which will fail before the rest of the boot. Therefore, if you have the money, buy both but spend the extra on a double or triple stitched leather boot. If you don’t have the money, buy a decent synthetic boot but make sure you keep it clean to minimise risk of premature failing. The other thing seldom mentioned is investing in good quality insoles for boots to give you that extra support when your feet get tired and decent socks. Both things can totally change your experience. if i need insulation with low weight for day trips, I’m reaching for my Asolo Fugitive because they are the best all rounder I’ve found. Give the boots a rinse (inside and out) to keep sweat and sediment from wearing through the goretex liner, and you’re good. If need reliability then I’m reaching for the Dundas - and they are one B-E-A-utiful boot 😎

When I was school-age (now in late 60s), we were told to walk on the right to face oncoming traffic (as you said). That gives two pairs of eyes observing. I often drive down country lanes and frequently now see people walk on any side, but appear to be mainly the left - are young people no longer told this?

i wish joggers would see this. I see plenty running on the carriageway, right next to a perfectly good footpath, with backs to oncoming vehicles and wearing head phones.

Great ideas 👍

All excellent advice, much of which I recall from my days in the boy scouts. 👍👍👍

money saving tips, ,to your first aid kit add one or two old clean pillow cases, multiple uses, sling, or can be cut up for small bandages, can be wrapped around head injury, etc, add safety pins,, also add female sanitary products (panty liners n sanitary towels) attach to skin using surgical tape, gaffa tape whatever tape you got it your bag

rip off, personally i dont understand the obsession many you tubers have with army ration packs food u can get lots of items from normal supermarkets, dried, powdered, dehydrated fruit veg n tinned or vacuum pack meat , powdered milk etc etc.its available at a regular supermarket.i do apreciate yr honesty here but pls can you do a vid about long life food widely available at supermarkets pls. Also what happened to ''beanfeast'?, i havent seen it for years, n why has asda,, or at least my local one, recently stopped selling their own version ie dried soya mince in a pack? ggrrr!

tiip. get one that also has a red light as red light is,less visible to other humans and also buzzing biting things

another tip of mine, spray tent/tarp with mosquito repellant

wet wipes/baby wipes are v good for keeping clean n fresh during time of the month, dont get the really small sized ones coz you end up with half the blood on your hands, if you run out of sanitary products, turn to other things in your kit, if u got a small bath towel and a couple of flannels cut the bath towel up into pieces n use flannels as a bath towel, cloths meant for getting rid of condensation, etc, wash n reuse yr diy sanitary towels by immediately soaking them in cold water for a few hours whenever you change them,, n then boiling in salty water n then rinsing in cold water n then hang up to dry, cut up, attach to knickers with surgical tape gaffa tape whatever tape you got, raid yr first aid kit ,dressings meant for wounds or absorbent cotton material meant for a sling, etc, use yr common sense n think outside the box, material must be soft and absorbent so polyester wont be much good,, its a real pain in the arse,, female sanitary products are multipurpose, fire starters, first aid dressings for wounds used with surgical tape or gaffa tape, etc, so even blokes should consider adding female sanitary products to their kit.

I would like to add with torches/hands free head light, using red light is less visible that white/yellow light

Omg what is that on your flash on your jacket 🤦 can you not just leave it out

Thanks for the excellent cautionary warnings to alert people to the dangers of walking on roads and night. Unfortunately Road Traffic Incidents have increased since the start of infections by the SARS-CoV-2 virus, commonly referred to as the Covid-19 illness. Take care out there as many Covid19 brain damaged people are driving vehicles and are suffering from impaired risk assessment and heightened aggressive responses. This increase in "accidents" was observed prior to the availability of any vaccines.

If you are sleeping in a hotel you are not camping, you are merely day hiking. Camping is the art of setting up camp for the night after a hike.