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This is such a great set of tips. Thank you! Aiming to go to the trail next year so this is so handy

Great video. Thanks for sharing💚 Is there any free parking near Milngavie or Glasgow for 8-10 days? Like going back to the car after Fortwilliam from Glasgow. Thanks

The cake is called brunsviger 😃 thank you for a great video ❤

Where did you buy your feul? Is there another place besides Reykjavik to buy feul before getting on the trail?

Awesome video. I walked team 2 ‘a day later than yours’ Great feature showing the elevation-graph and a red dot moving along with time passing 👍

The Local guide is right. Only kill the Spanish wood snail/Slug (Arion vulgaris, syn. Arion lusitanicus) also called Iberian wood snail or killer snail. The Spanish wood snail is considered a pest, especially in northern Europe, because in humid summers it can reproduce in very large numbers. It can be confused with black wood snail, cellar snail (which has horizontal stripes) and red wood snail, which is typically larger and orange-reddish. whilst the Spanish wood snail is most often reddish-brown and that type of snail kills the orginal black and good snails. So the Arion Vulgaris is an invasive species here in Denmark. :)

Great to see myself (23:15) and at the checkpoint of campsite 2

Another great vid! Me and my wife are going to look at registering for next year after watching, when did you get your tickets? Is it a bit of a scramble for tickets? Also were divided in our house on the slugs, I say kill em but the wife says nooooo!! 😂👍🏻

Wowsers at some of the sizes of packs, folk have. I'm genuinely so tempted by this one or the Sweden one. A group of us are doing the UK one next year. Great video. And such a great achievement.

Thx for tips. Helped me to prepare me for my own WHW-Adventure last year in August/September. Weather wise I was really spoiled by Scotland back then.

good build up video, part 2 soon for me

How much roughly for the internal layout inc labour if don’t mind?

Really enjoyed the video, mate. Can’t wait to see the rest of the event!

Lovely looking van dude. Looks really clean. Loving the silver and black theme. Just an fyi you can turn the doors on those fridges so it opens from the right. Would make it easier to access. As it is it needs to be fully open to get anything out. Any links to those strip lights ta.

I plan to bring a tunnel tent. Is it really that bad to put the spikes? The shape should help minimise the strength of wind

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The changeable weather tip is the most important one. We got caught out once. Never again without full waterproof and hot flask, even on a day that starts mild! Good video for preparation 👍

did your abisko leak at any point? any drips?

Tackling this September. Great video

How tall are you ? Interested in the headroom in your custom 👍

I too brought a custom trail and have done a very similar conversation with the bf Goodrich, heater etc etc.

Apart from the bonus tip, I can 100% vouch for these tips, and in this order. It is harder than you think, so get good footwear and pack lightly!

Looks amazing! 👍Who did the conversion for you?

A slightly belated comment with thanks for posting this Jamie. I really enjoyed it in terms of the content and the high quality of your production. I've done the Way a few times and one useful tip for people to note relates to something that you noticed. There were a lot of people at Beinglas on the Tuesday night and elsewhere on other nights even though you weren't walking in high season. One reason for this is that there is a bulge in numbers every week. Because of the way that our working lives are organised most people start the WHW (and other longer trails) at the weekend which means there is a bulge in the numbers heading north, putting pressure on facilities and accomodation. If their schedule allows I really strongly recommend that people start on Tuesday or Wednesday so you are part of a much smaller cohort making your way along the trail. It makes life much easier.

Hi what was the name of the boat you picked up?

Doing this in July. Beats walking on water!!

Great video guys! Could I ask, is there an opportunity on the route to get more water?

Thanks for the tips. I'll save this video. I heard that Xylitol mints are a natural way to produce lots of saliva and stops the mouth from becoming dry. You can buy them in mints or gum. if anyone suffers from dry mouth a lot this will stop that.

I'm not the best with heights how would I fare up? I'm mainly worse with sheer drops than anything?

Helpful video, thanks. We are attempting this challenge this coming weekend so a very useful video to find.

Hey Jamie, can you recommend which direction to this ie clockwise/anti clockwise? Thanks 😊

Thanks for this Jamie. Always wondered what they were like from a ‘customers’ perspective. I’m sure Abbie will have you doing all her advertising now. 😂 Going to have to book up for one now.

Great vid dude

Very helpful, thank you 😊

Nice to see an ocean pitch sticker in the background in your camper

I`ve got an Allak 2 that I bought used but as good as a new one. Absolutely love it, just perfect for canoe trips.

Great video, thank you. Could you do a video on how you packed your bag, please?

Brilliant end to end walkthrough. Very informative.

Really clear, sensible packing for hiking. Well done, I picked up some good tips here.

Went to Brugge last June and stayed at the aire next to quayside it was brilliant and 2 mins walk in (no showers though so wouldn’t have worked for you here). The ferries were significantly cheaper (prob £150 less when we went) and heard quite a few tubers going by ferry because of this. Hopefully they have dropped back down for tunnel as it’s very handy for short trips like Brugge. Great vlog cheers

Brilliant Jamie! 🙌🏻

Great video Jamie and so glad that you enjoyed the Wild Walk. Didn't really get much chance to chat with you as I brought Bobby down to meet you all after the walk but look forward to catching up with you on another Wild Walk! 👍

Thanks for the video, was really useful. do you think doing this hike in March is a good idea?

Good luck with the build! Come see us at Vanlove Fest when it's done!!

Thanks for the video, how are you getting on with it 2 yrs later? I see many reviews moaning about offline use, any problems for you? I had ViewRanger for many years, which was faultless when offline and no phone signal…then they sold out to another company who basically ruined what ViewRanger had started Love that part of the New Forest btw, I know that area very well

First on your list should be changing the wet belt to a chain. Take a look online for info about wet belt failures.

Best of luck with the build hope it all goes to plan

The LSD will help a lot off-road. Good luck with the build.

Thanks for the vid, definitely picked up a few useful things like the camp slippers would be awesome to have for the next backpacking trip. Also for anyone still wanting to have the benefit of a Garmin Inreach without paying £300+ an alternative I use is the AllTrails plus subscription(£30 per year) which has a Lifeline feature which allows you to setup emergency contacts that will have the ability to monitor where you are, you can also send updates to your emergency contacts, setup a date by which you are going to arrive to your destination if you go missing the app will send out an alert, a very useful thing to have but with 1 downside is that you periodically need to have cellular connection but worked out great for me so far and a nice little alternative to the Inreach