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Thank you very much.

Thank you. No, I was using the inner, that being said I have been toying with the idea of removing the inner as it is a large space without it. I was tempted by the PC version, looks really nice.

Thanks for watching. I hope you found it useful.

Ah, fair enough. Apologies for that then. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. Rowan.

Thanks for watching, hope it was useful. It sure was quite the test, for me included.

Thanks for watching, glad you liked it. I completly forgot to show it, I use a sawyer mini plus a Cnoc Vecto 2L bladder.

It is a feature I cannot go without, plus the clip system makes pitching it a great deal easier.

I too feel that people have been overly critical of it. It is not just Nortents fault however. I would say for the majority of people this is enough of a tent for them. Very true, and you never know how gear performs in the real world until people test them. Hope you enjoy your Vern. Rowan.

As do I, it is a special place. Wow, that sounds vastly different, must make for some good walks too. I will look into that as well, Thanks.

Me too. It is so beautiful on the moor. I'm glad you liked it. I was tempted by the Akto, but for what I need the telemark is perfect and significantly lighter. Thanks for watching. Rowan.

It does indeed, I was suprised how well it worked. If set up time was a concern then a tent would have been far easier and quicker, but I do enojoy the tarp when is raining. Thank you for watching, glad you liked it. Rowan.

Carefully :) It was fun, thanks for watching.

Thank you, it really was.

Oh wow, I bet that was incredible regardless. Annoying you missed them here however.

Thank you, as you say it's taken a while to find what works. I still make continuous tweaks every now and again of course. Thanks for watching.

I don't know that tent. Sad to hear it wasn't the best in the rain. I too really like the Telemark, works really well for me. Thanks for watching.

It really is, thank you.

Thanks for watching. Hands down the tastiest packet meals.

Thank you, it is nice to hear you liked it. As for planning trips etc I am fortunate enough by now to know Dartmoor very well, so all route/locations are in my head. That being said if it is somewhere new or I have forgotten, then I go over different maps to get a rough location and then go on Google maps and look via the satellite view and the pictures other people have taken nearby. Then I plan the route either to the nearest possible place to park or a route I fancy, I tend to work backwards, so from campsite to trail then parking, if that doesn't work then I try a different route. If you live nearby to where you plan to camp, then perhaps go on a walk round the area you intend to go, get some inspiration and a feel for the place. I did that when I recently went to Scotland, walked about 16 miles on a day walk, but I did not like the feel for it, so the following day camped somewhere over an hours drive away from my day walk. That or look for websites or Google maps for trips/camps, street view on Google maps is particuarly useful. Hope this helped a bit. Rowan.

@@RowanWildCamps That's really helpful, thank you! :)

Thank you. You're not the first to say so, I may implement that in the future. I do understand it adds a level of clarity to explaining things, but for now I will keep it as it is. Thanks for the feedback however. Rowan.

It is an Anker Powercore with 20100 mAh capacity. It is able to charge all my electronics for several days. I don't think they make this particular one anymore as I got it more than 5 years ago. But Anker still make good powerbanks.

Thank you. It is the Telemark 1 LW.

@@RowanWildCamps thank you for your response! Lovely tent, can’t wait to get mine

Thank you. It is nice to hear you liked that approach for this video. Cheers for the tip, I will try that the next time I use one. Thankfully I have never had any issues in them rehydrating nor stability, especially when placed in the cosy I have. But like I said I will try it next time as that sounds easier to stand up. Thank you.

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching.

It was a really enjoyable trip. Thanks.

I really like the Vern 1 too, but it does not fufil the role I had in mind for it. Sadly I don't think 10mm poles will make any difference, Nortent sent me a complete extra set of poles and when set up the flexibilty of the tent feels pretty much the same as 1 set. Obviously I am yet to test that theory, I am only speculating. As for free standing or not, if you plan to go in wind then you will need to peg out regardless, and in my experience the Nallo is significantly stronger than the Vern and has more room along with better materials. Plus I would say the Nallo is easier to pitch, but I guess it is all about personal prefence and what kind of camping you have in mind. Perhaps look into the Terra Nova Southern Cross 2, if you wnat something free standing but still pretty strong and not over £1000. Hope this helps. Rowan.

Well, I had it double poled and it seemed to take the weather very well. I am sure the stronger fabrics would help in the long run. It would be camparing this to the Nammatj 2, personally I don't see the Nallo doing any worse than the Nammatj in these conditions, assumming you double poled the Nallo or both had 10mm poles.

Thank you. I did consider it, however I did not think I could add much.

Boring……..clicked off aprox 6 min in . Later

I preferred it why do you need chat the vid speaks for itself..Beautiful 👍

Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching, glad you liked it. No neither, it was a challenge to say the least, but I am used to that weather by now. Rowan.

Because I like the challenge and I like snow.

Good evening, yes, I took inspiration from that plus Hilleberg mention it as an option. As for the performance, in these kinds of conditions I feel it made a difference and really helped support that main pole. I have been using it like this for quite a while now in various conditions, so I would say if you will regularly encounter 40mph+ winds then I would recommend it. Hope this helps. Rowan.

Thank you, I hope to be taking the dog out again soon once the weather starts to improve.

Me too, is the reason I sent my Soulo BL back. It is by far the strongest tent out there, but I would get soaked inside, was a really annoying problem that I kept trying to solve, with sealant and tenacious Tape. The Nallo isn't so bad if the wind speed is low enough you can go tail into the wind or the water just gets the vestibule wet. Until you get into really high speeds. Rowan.

Thank you for watching. I will certainly try too.

Thank you, I will try too.

It is quite, hence why I prefer the North Moor, as it is more intresting. Yes, can't say I meant that previous one to have the outcome it did. But there we go. Thank you, it was good fun.

Thank you very much. It is nice to hear, I will try to get more out soon.

It is a bit quiet, you're right :) Certainly will, I'm sure I'll find some bad weather on the moors. I made sure to include the G10 as well.

It really was, good to finally have the sun out. Agreed, I can't find any faults in it for my uses. Hope that goes well for you. Is that with your Nallo? Rowan.

@@RowanWildCamps yeah will probably take nallo really enjoying it

​@@garynesbitt5078That is great to hear. Hope you have a good time.

Much needed.