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Hi Mal, thank you for the lovely comment. Haha, yeah when I do a wild camp I have to split my videos in to two parts, it's just the way the Relive app works. This was a cracking spot for a camp, but there is only a very small area for pitches. It's a two tent pitch only they have to be right next to each other. Because it's in an area of old quarry building there is plenty of slate under the grass. All the best mate Dave

Hi Phil. Thank you very much mate, really appreciate it. I’ll nip over now to your channel and repay the favour. All the best mate. 👍

Ah that’s very kind mate, Thankyou 😉👍

@@stigfloberghagenphotography Morning Stig, thank you for your kind comment and for taking time to watch. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Have a great weekend, all the best, Dave.

Hi Alan, yeah a lot of people go up from Honister. The last time I was up there I went up on to Fleetwith Edge to Fleetwith Pike and then over from there. Either way it's a steep old pull, great views though when you get there. All the best mate, have a great weekend.

Hello again. Brilliant I will pop across to your channel and have a look. I love an old church. Me and my fiancée go to Wales and stay in a converted old church every year on our holidays. Have a great weekend. All the best, Dave

Hi there, thank you so much for stopping by and taking time to watch, I’m glad you enjoyed it. All the very best and thank you again. 😃👍

@@tubbatravels Hi Niall, it was one of those morning that just improved all the time. When I first opened the tent it was like meh…..but then the clouds started to break and we got a decent sunrise and then on the way back down it just kept getting brighter and brighter. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🌅

@@tubbatravels Hi Niall, yeah the scrambles weren’t too bad, they look worse on the camera than what they actually are. Haha, yeah I do love a gate without a fence, there is always something amusing about them. And you just have to go through them! 🤣 Yeah we were probably camped around the 700m mark, but we had some shelter from the side of the hill behind us. The plan was to camp on Great Gable but it was much too windy for that. But in the end we were very pleased with our spot. Thanks for taking the time to watch as always, it really does mean a lot All the best Dave 😀⛰🏕️🥾

@@kevinsorrell1822 Hi mate, it certainly was a grand morning, plenty of clouds around to give it a bit of a mood. 😀⛰🥾🏕️

@@Walkingwildcampinguk 🤣🤣🤣

@@tubbatravels Hi Niall. Thank you. It’s the 3fulgear Quidian Pro. I love it. A brilliant camping pack. Holds tons. 🏕️🥾

Morning Kev. Yes mate, the over night wind had died down and it was a beautiful morning. Sunshine and moody clouds. All the best mate. 👍🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Yeah definitely, I’m a morning person too so I always enjoy opening the door of the tent and it was a lovely morning too and it just got better and better and really warm when the sun got out. The view up to the right and Raven Crag and ahead in to Gillercomb was stunning. We chose the path down the left hand side of Sourmilk Gill to come down and it was much easier than the one we went up the night before, especially with the heavy packs on. All the best guys and have a great week. Dave 😃🏕️🥾⛰

Hi Pete, Hi Shell, This was a cracking adventure. The path up by Sourmilk Gill is very steep with a couple hills of scrambly sections but was great fun with some amazing views. The plan was originally to camp on Great Gable but it was far too windy so we made the decision to just head to Brandreth and camp low behind some rocks for a bit of shelter. In the end it worked out brilliantly because as you say the views down Buttermere and Ennerdale were epic. The brew and tunnocks tea cake went down a treat. Fortunately the wind did drop and I was able to get some decent sleep. All the best guys and thanks as always for supporting my channel. 😃👍⛰🥾🏕️

Hi Guys, haha, yes I have been deliberately selecting days when the forecast has been good, and fair play they actually have been getting it correct. I’d done Grasmoor before it was blowing a hoolie, lashing it down with rain and I saw naff all so it was nice to get the full 360 from the summit. The last time I walked down the valley of Gasgale Gill, which I could highly recommend but it was nice to be able to look down in to it. It seems your list of routes is getting longer and longer. 🤣🤣 All the best guys and as always, thank you so much for taking time to watch. Cheers 😃🏕️⛰🥾

Hi Steven. Hope you have had a nice weekend mate. Thank you as always for your support. I’m glad you liked is as always. It was a great camp and a wonderful walk back out. Yes mate, to have all that only just I’ve an hour away I’m very lucky. All the best pal. 😃👍🏕️🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@Hiking.and.mountains Hi pal, yeah we had some great views. I always say it’s nice to have a few clouds knocking about to create a bit of atmosphere. Thanks for watching mate. All the best, 😀⛰🥾🏕️

@@trekkingwithtony It was a belter of a morning mate, and I have to say it’s a great place for a camp. Brilliant stuff, I will look forward to that Tony. 😀👍⛰🥾🏕️

@@agesadventures Hi Age, yes mate, it certainly was a beautiful morning. 😀👍⛰🥾🏕️🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@ashleyjarnold Hi Ashley, I slept very well once the wind calmed down around 1am…..slept right through until 6am. There’s a path down the fence of Grey Knotts, but then we branched off that once we skirted round Raven Crag on to the flatter ground. Once you get to the large boulders by the wall under Raven Crag there’s a path on the ground. That goes for our route down the left hand side of Sourmilk Gill. It’s not on the map, but it’s clear on the ground. All the best mate, and as always thank you so much for taking time to watch. 😀⛰🥾🏕️

@@DAoutdoors what’s planned next, Dave?

@@ashleyjarnold Probably get something planned with Mossy in a couple of weeks and then the first Saturday in November I’m out with Mr Ostle on his file Outlying Fell. 😀⛰🥾

@@Jamie-H5 Hi Jamie, it was a beautiful morning mate, in fact from leaving the camp spot to getting back to the car, twice I had to de-layer.🤣 Loads of places to camp up there mate, with amazing views all around. We were well pleased with it. Have a great weekend mate, all the best. 😀⛰🥾🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@Walkingwildcampinguk It was a grand morning wasn’t it mate, and with only a short hike ahead of us we always have a massive spring in our step! 😀⛰🥾🏕️👍

Evening Marra. As always mate, thanks for watching. One of the first if not the first as ever. It was a great spot, we’d both highly recommend it, loads of places to pitch up there. First time for me in Gillercomb but won’t be the last, I loved that part of the walk. Have a great weekend mate. All the best🏕️🥾⛰🏕️

Evening Alan, yeah we weren’t treated to any sunset but Mother Nature came up trumps with the sunrise. Cheers for watching mate. I’ve not forgotten, still got your last camp video to watch. 😃👍🏕️

Hi guys. As always thank you so much for taking time to watch. This was a long old day as you say, but I loved it. Hardly saw a sole until the last part along side Haweswater when I had all the Coast to Coastes coming the other way. I can definitely recommend this route although the drop down from Low Kop was hard. According to the OS map there is a traverse path. According to the actual ground there isn’t. 🤣🤣 The view all along High Street to Wether Hill is epic, just amazing. Hopefully next year we can get something arranged and get an outing together. Would be nice. Enjoy your weekend guys, all the best, Dave 😃⛰🥾🏕️

​@@DAoutdoorsthat would be brilliant Dave, it would be great to hike with you 😊👊. Let's sort that out next year. You might have to slow up a bit for us though 😂🙈. Have a great weekend, Shell and Pete 😊👍

@@o.bsoutdoors3871 Great stuff, we will get something sorted! 👍

Cheers Butchy mate! Have a good camp.

@@DAoutdoors just me and my better half doing a walk marra but a new place so looking forward to it mate

@@Butchyboysadventures Brilliant stuff mate. Have a great time. Enjoy the weather whilst it lasts.

Thank you mate!👍

Good morning Alistair. Yeah we were pretty pleased with our spot. It wasn't our first choice, we wanted to camp a little higher up but the wind was too strong. But we were more than happy with it in the end. Thanks for watching as always mate, all the best Dave

@@tubbatravels Hi Niall, I loved this walk. Yeah it’s a steep start but once on Whiteside summit it’s an easy walk over to Hopegill Head, and beyond to Grisedale Pike. The views from Grasmoor are amazing down to Crummock Water and left to Buttermere. It’s one is definitely recommend the next time you are up this way. Have a great weekend, and as always thank you so much for taking time out of your day to watch. 😀🥾⛰🏕️

Hi Steven, hope you’re enjoying Ullapool and bagging all those Munro’s. How many is that you are on now? It was a cracking camp, not our first choice because of the wind, but me and Mossy both agreed it was one of the best views of on a camp that we had both had. We couldn’t resist going through the gate, we didn’t want to get bollocked for jumping an imaginary fence! 🤣 When I do eventually get up north of the border I’ll bring the Tunnocks with me don’t you worry about that. 👍 All the best mate, enjoy the rest of your holiday Dave 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Don’t do bagging mate, just out for a wee dander lol….used to hate that whole bagging thing but you get sucked into it….better bring more than tunnocks with you, crate of Guinness will suffice 😂😂 For the record and you’re officially the only person who knows this, today was 210 😉😊🥰🥾🏔️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@outofayrshire143 🤣🤣🤣

@@IanTupmanOutdoors Hi Ian, Hi Meg. I can’t take credit for the photo of the tent, my phone isn’t good enough for that. Mossy took that, it is good though isn’t it? 😀 We had a nice dry night albeit a bit windy, but we woke up to a lovely morning and had a great hike back to the car which will be the second part. All the best and enjoy the week ahead. 😀⛰🥾

@@scottishkennyg Hi Kenny, yeah we were fortunate with the cloud being high. We actually wanted to camp on Great Gable, but the winds were far too strong for that so we camped around the 700m mark with a bit of protection from the rocks behind us. But the view we had was amazing. We had a dry night and the winds had dropped by the morning and we had a great hike back to the car, which you will see in the second part. All the best mate,take care. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Afternoon Kev. Cheers mate, yeah it was a cracking night. Always good craic out with your mate, hiking and wild camping. Soon be January mate! :-)

@@DAoutdoors yes mate can’t get here quick enough remind me again what day you arriving 👍🇪🇸

@@kevinsorrell1822 I'm doing the usual, Tuesday to Sunday.

@@DAoutdoors morning or evening

@@kevinsorrell1822 Around midday I think mate. 👍

Hi Alan. Thanks for watching mate. It was a great evening, windy but at least it stayed dry! But as you say, the view was amazing. All the best pal, have a great week. Dave 😃⛰🥾🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Morning Marra. We were meant to be camping on Great Gable but it was mega windy so we went straight to Brandreth. And thankfully we did, what a view. 😍 Sourmilk Gill was mega, and knowing now there is a path the other side meant we could coke down a different way and we were not swimming against the tide of the people coming up. I’m not sure when he is releasing his video but it will be a good one. All the best mate 😃🥾⛰🏕️

@DAoutdoors yeah gable would have been canny like not many spots on there but sure yous would have managed it

@@Butchyboysadventures Not in that wind we wouldn't of! We'd have ended up on Haystacks the strength of it! Haha🤣🤣

@DAoutdoors lol I was doing a little walk other day along hadriens wall weather was great dave

@@Kev_Russ Morning Kev. Yeah as pitches go, we were very pleased with it. 👍🏕️

@@ashleyjarnold Morning Ashley, aww great to see hear that you followed the route on the map. I do that all the time when I’m watching people’s videos. 😀 It wasn’t our first choice of camp. We wanted to camp on Great Gable but unfortunately the wind was very strong and given the fact we had both done Green and Great Gable before we decided just to head for Brandreth for our camp and we were pleased with what we had, very pleased. As we’re walking to Brandreth we passed the lads and lasses from Mountain rescue on the way up to an incident between Great Gable and Green Gable (The helicopter landed on Green Gable). I read on the KMRT website that someone had took a nasty fall and had to be stretchered down and then taken away in the chopper! 😢 Fingers crossed they are ok. Thanks as always for taking time to watch mate, your support it mega! 😀⛰🥾🏕️

@@DAoutdoors Great Gable would have been fantastic too, Dave, but you chose wisely!! Gosh. mountains can be so dangerous, we saw the rescue helicopter the day we did the 7 sevens and heard later a guy fell and broke both legs. I think i'm more risk adverse the older I get or maybe its just Andrea in my ear, though funnily enough, she loves heights and will go places I won't go!! Regards, Ashley

@@Jamie-H5 Morning Jamie, thank you mate. Yeah it’s an area to do a few mountains but a very busy one. If you want a feee road spot then you have to be there very early or arrive mid afternoon like we did. Haha, no mate, there’s definitely no fence, that has long since gone, but the gate is a novelty. I remembered it from last time I was up there. It’s always nice to look at mountains you have been on from another angle. That walk from Glaramara to Allen Crags, you wouldn’t believe the crags and gully’s that are underneath you. It was a great pitch mate, being able to look up Ennerdale and Buttermere and slightly down Honister was amazing. All the best mate. 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Age, yeah the scrambles are always good fun, although with a heavy overnight pack on they are a little tougher. Haha no, there’s no fence. There are posts all the way along the hill but no fence. Don’t think it’s been there for a long old time. But, if there’s a gate you must use it, and always close it behind you. 🤣 All the best mate. 😃🏕️⛰🥾🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@DAoutdoors yes, always leave the gate as you saw it😁

Hi mate. It certainly is a Helm. It’s the Helm 1. They are superb tents aren’t they. So easy to pitch. I was thinking of getting the two for the extra space but then it’s more weight so I thought I’ll stick with the one but you never know I might change my mind. Haha Thanks for watching mate, take care.

Hi Tony. It was mate. My first venture in to Gillercomb and it’s stunning. The plan was to camp on Great Gable but the wind was far too strong. But we were well pleased with our view from Brandreth. I’ve still a couple to do in Borrowdale, Eagle Crag and Sergeants Crag still need ticking off. Hope you had a nice walk, I’ll look forward to the video. All the best mate. 😃🥾🏕️⛰

Ey up Kevlar. Yes mate, but be been picking my days very strategically lately. 🤣🤣

They are Bruce and there is no mortar involved. The art of stonewalling has unfortunately started to decline, there aren’t many left to repair them if needed. It can get very cold, although it wasn’t the other night. It was a tad windy though. 🤣 Thank you for taking time to watch as always mate. 😃⛰🏕️🥾🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Donny, it was mate. The wind really picked up for a few hours but by the early hours it had calmed down and was a lovely morning. Thanks for watching mate. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@Jamie-H5 Hi mate. It was a belter, out tonight at 5pm. 😃🥾🏕️⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@DAoutdoors I'll be waiting 😀👍