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Within 5m in any conditions.

Genuine question: I’m 110 kilos. I am the person that you are looking after in this scenario. I slip on a steep section. Can you do anything to stop me falling/pulling you down with me?

Hi. Thanks for video. Very practical use of the rope. The rope is so useful in different ways, all for member safety and confidence. The simple overhand knot used to such good effect. Many thanks. :-)

Just subscribed from referral from @joeybklyn ❤

Great video thank you very much

Hi. Thanks for concise video on nav at ML. You've taken the fear out of it for me. Yes, it's a good way to look at it, cognisance rather than always absolute. I've a very good MS and will get chance to train for leader grade at a certain point shortly.

Excellent description

Good video, helpful information. I do miss North Wales, mountains every weekend, lovely in summer but I was growing webbed feet in winter.

Really pleased I found your videos. Am just getting myself back in to walking again after nearly 25 years. I was in the Air Cadets and really enjoyed orientating and DofE expeditions. It’s great to go over the basics and refresh my mind. Thank you 😊

I recognised sandwood bay track and possibly the ardroe track from Achmelvic to Lochinvar

Good channel 👍 all your video are excellent 👌🏻 earned a sub🙏🏼

Great clear explanation. Thank you. I had a bash at doing a video of this, wish I had watched yours first.

Nice video. Would be really nice to see this in action to demonstrate the communication.

Is that ridge not a spur?

Examples of things I was expected to find on assesment. An old mine drift about 2m wide 3m deep and 10m long, shown on the map as a blip in a contour line (1:25K), nice clear day form a summit 250m above and 900m away - relatively easy. An old mine shelf, 20m+ wide 200m long and flat in an otherwise resonably steep sloping hillside, shown as kinks in the contour lines (1 :50K), from 2km away approx same altitude, typicaly nasty welsh day, lumpy terrain - Quite a challange, go lucky, hit it dead on the end, first go - found out afterwards, because of its size fail to find this one and fail.....you could have a bash at it for an hour or so and still be ok though, didn't need to just walk on to it.

When are the courses likely to run again? Thanks.

Thank you!!!

I really like the card you used during this video. I do struggle with pacing, more long walks as fatigue kicks in. Thank you for your advice. Very useful.

Thank you for your video. Very helpful. Given were not climbing; would a static rope work just as well for mountain leader work and it would be more suited for rescue work and hauling also? Thanks for your advice

Great video! Where did you ride in haute Savoie?

Thanks - very helpful! I’m still in the process of learning, especially the ridges and valleys! I’m always surprised how the contour maps make sense after I’ve hiked an area, then I seem to get it - I think that is helping understand maps in new areas a bit better. 👍👍👏👏

Thanks- I’ll give it a try - interesting to see how it will help later on - I think I could measure at a school track... new friend and subscriber from Washington State - nice to meet you! 👍👍

What carabiner do you use? And very well articulated.

Beautiful 😍 Loved the video. Well done. 💪 Thanks for sharing. Subscribed to follow your adventures #175. We make adventure videos too, I hope our channels grow together. 👍

Really good, thank u!

Great stuff Lou. Thanks for taking the time to do these.

I've got a trick to help measure paces without thinking about walking....walk through sand and then measure your steps 👍

Dave mentioned you Lou....so here I am 😜 Some good stuff 👍 TFS

Great video once again, Lou. Very informative.

This a great video, very informative for the beginners out there. I have gave the video a 👍 and just subscribed. Look forward to future content. Stay safe ATB Dave 👍

I recognise that bloke with the blue trousers!

really clear thanks very much

Beautiful

Great little video. Can I please ask, how did you get the compass and 100m grid squares overlaid into the video?

Really helpful, thankyou :) subscribed :)

great summary of a specific point, as well as reminding us that we need to think for ourselves! thank you

Good topic - thanks

Thanks, this is helpful. I appreciate the upload!

If you use a rope and harness you are not 'scrambling'.

Beautiful area and video. Which trails did you ride? Looks like king stone trail + something else towards the reservoir. Do you have gpx to share? Thanks for the inspiration.

The best video I’ve found on the subject. Very clear instructions. Great!

Nice!

Useful video, thanks.