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There is something that pops out from behind a rock its grey and circular.

That blackwater side montage was beautiful, oh the horses!

Thanks for this amazing episode George. The cast and crew love it! Great to have you in The Medusa Box family x

Very interesting

0:35 anyone else see the face disappear behind the rock! xd

Thanks for this George, it's absolutely fantastic! I can't wait to meet again for more Dartmoor adventures. 💚

George it was a pleasure hanging out with you…. Thank you for all your kind words… Jamie x

Loved this, looking forward to the film, the Bowermans Nose is the hardest summit on the moor to climb

Very interesting,thanks for documenting this. Look forward to see the film when its out.

This was such a different and interesting experience! Some very nice and talented people. Looking forward to the end result! 🙂

Tea and biscuits 😁...is there anywhere else in the World that makes films on such an exotic staple? ☺️ Best of luck with the film Bex 👍 Did you hire Mrs Dartmoor Podcast do the 'pop up out of the rocks' shot near the end Mr D P? 👻

Audio is terrible

Fantastic video! So much time and effort into this one - it's enjoyed, appreciated, and on the whole an absolute hoot... Gonna do some digging and try to identify the box mad camper Bex was speaking of. One of the old guard will know. They know everything!

Letterboxing and amateur film-making. Horror indeed.

You named all the reasons why we live here. In England this is a rare thing. When someone new moves into Manaton we all stand around their houses hooded with flaming torches singing like Children of the Stones (1976)

'Stick it on your Christmas list ....'' Well I did as a present for my son ..... (Dartmoor fan 'Tweedy outdoors' ).... but I got it back because he gave me one !! So 2 copies in our family. Great stuff George ..... many thanks....

Beautiful voice. Such clear relaxing narration.

Despite the wrecks and loss of life, those are beautiful places. Thanks for the History and the nature (most of all)

Bellever forest has an impressive pile of wobbly rocks by the path at SX639763, stand by the pile and wobble by hand, even a child can easily. ua-cam.com/video/KydtXONb6OM/v-deo.html South Hessary tor has one on the top which bangs like a drum when rocked SX597723 Above the Bowerman at SX741804 a large flat rock pivots, gave me a scare when the horizon shifted unexpectedly. The logan stone on Ripon down SX744753 no longer rocks but I enjoyed scaring friends by swaying high in the air back in the 1980's. Black tor logan stone SX573718 looks like it should log, but two of us couldn't rock it. Take a ladder to Smallacombe rocks SX753781 didn't try this the drop below scared me Take your ladder along the Teign below castle Drogo SX723897 try not to fall in the river. My thanks to Max for his Google Streetview posts allowing me to plan journeys

Very late to the party but what a beautiful video! I loved that bit about not wanting or needing to travel when you can just zoom in closer on the nature around you.

I did enjoy the 2022 read and I'm already looking forward to 2023,

Passive aggressive twats! Gosh, you were annoyed. Quite right too. Yes you do have to keep doing the " it's not a podcast' joke.

Really enjoyed,thanks. Rialobran recommended your channel. Im local to Dartmoor,so appreciate your informative and sometimes humorous commentary,great work. Look forward to more of your adventures.

That's one versatile glamp rag and very cool to see you've got all the different assemblies nailed! I was pleased you showed a face on shot of it in tent mode because in a prev ep I wondered how much room you had and imagined you had to lay foetally around the pole 😂 Surprisingly spacious! Bravo, looking forward to seeing what else lasts 2 years of abuse.

Lerve my DD tarp and its flexibility & durability - & the format of course.

...but who minds looking like a tit if you're warm & dry. Used 1 for years. Still lerve the format.

New subscriber here - just lerve your 2 year review format and droll humour!

‘’Onward Hobbits!’’

That was hilarious. I loved it.

Great video! Thank you

Buen tarp 👍

The question has to be asked. With the space and weight saved by using the tarp, what the heck else Sherpa George has in the bag? Good luck with the annual...or biannual as seems more appropriate.

George, do you sell your patches?, if so, how can I purchase one? Regards, Henry.

It’s just after 3am, another night of little sleep and I had to stop myself laughing aloud and waking the other half. Great video and I agree the DD tarps are very serviceable bits of kit, I have a 3x3 and a bigger one, each have served me well. ATB Rob.

Captain Caaaavemaaan! Only rather more articulate. As for knots, I tend to invent one everytime. I call it a string of bodges, and it has "not" failed me yet. Cheers, chap.

Storm George is not afraid of bad weather! 😉x

Hi bro, thanksssssssssssssssssss greetings from cz.

Ah, memories George. This is what brought me to your channel: kit reviews. Ropey looking kit bag, and coat, and boots...old skool, and cool in a crazy sort of way 👌 I have a tarp, but inadvertently got one the size of Birmingham, and forgot that I can't tie knots, not even a 💩 hitch. I also don't like bugs and slugs...I mean I like that they're out in nature, but not that I would be out there with them at the same time 😬 I have a Phoxx 2 'tent' if you'd like to camp in a wedge shaped doggy bag George? You're welcome to it ✌️ Anyway, thanks for another entertaining dose of reality...I hope Beardy B isn't watching...he looks after his kit, unlike clean shaven G 😉

love these!

150 yds up from the Clam

"Xenomorph spittal" 😂

love the post ....... subbed

While I started my letterboxing adventures on Dartmoor I have since pursued this hobby in the USA and in India. This is not exclusively a Dartmoor hobby, although Dartmoor is by far and away the best place for it.

Great work dear ❤

What an absolute gem of a video😊. Not sure how I missed this one earlier in the year. Really interesting and what a route and collection of crosses you bagged! Stunning scenery and commentary to match. Thank you for taking the time to plan, go, film and edit this adventure!

So Christmas is sorted!! Being a seasoned walker with more gear than you could shake a stick at, thinking of possible Christmas presents from my family members can be difficult. Thankfully you have helped me once again George, It will be a copy of The Dartmoor Podcast Annual to sit proudly next to the other books which you have been responsible for their purchase at this time of the year having watched one of your episodes, ( apologies that doesn't sound like good English, but I'm sure you know what I mean ), namely Forever Onward, Battling The Beast Of Dartmoor by Lawrence Patrick McNeela, and A Book Of Dartmoor by the one and only S Baring Gould. More book suggestions would be greatly received. Happy Christmas!

The Dartmoor Podcast: peep show edition

Hi there, another really interesting video, atb Simon