SURVIVING WINTER On The Trail: 8 Days Solo Camping IN WILD WEATHER
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- Опубліковано 2 бер 2024
- 4 Seasons In 8 Days! This Solo Camping Adventure encapsulates life on the trail in all of Winters volatile weather systems. The journey not only consists of travelling this trail of undulations, hills and valleys but strong winds, heavy rain, thick fog and blue skies sun! Welcome to Winter on the South Downs Way.
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Thanks for the effort and patience you showed with typically british adversity...rain and the unexpected round every corner..its was comforting to ser the generous goodwill you recieved. Im still watching and wish it were longer.
Appreciate your comment my friend! It means a lot - thank you 🤝
Fantastic effort. I watched every minute. Felt your ups and downs, the pain and enjoyment. Incredibly challenging conditions especially with just a tarp. 👏👏👏👏
Hey Danny, I appreciate you walking every step with me by watching the whole journey! My friend asked me if I was taking a tent before the trip, I was like nahh I’ll be alright with a tarp. Should’ve definitely took a tent 😂. I appreciate your comment sir, thank you!
Great video mate, you need to get yourself some sealskin socks 👍totally waterproof.
Epic. That was some hike, incredible, encourages me to get outdoors. ☘️💪
Really enjoyed this one. Respect for facing that weather. You could be starting a new trend. Extreme Poncho camping
An excellent piece of content. I bailed after 30 miles about 5 years and need to complete it sometime. Those first couple of days really looked tough the lovely sunset at the ring and camp at the church must have been a very welcome tonic for you. You now have a bit of closure and I am really pleased for you. Very inspirational.......I too need to finish the walk......👍
Still watching but just had to pause and comment. I spent much of my childhood in the South Downs. Whatever the season that wind does not stop!
Those damn winds 😖
That was trek and a half! Well done
Well done! Nice adventure! Tough weather to do a long trail in, impressive 🖤
What a content, what a magnificent work my friend! Outstanding film! 🔥🔥
Much appreciated Ervin, it means a lot - thank you!
yess! watching now.
Next time, get some stones in the fire and heat them up just a bit, wrap them up then put them in your wet socks & boots, will mostly dry them out.
Appreciate the tip! Cheers 🤝
Love the content m8 and love the way you keep it real 🤜🤛 no matter what it stays in the Vid 👌keep them coming dude 👏👌😊
That was amazing that was a lot of walking great job
No wind when you need it
Ain’t that the truth!
God Bless 🙏 You are a Legend Man ❤
Much appreciated Cristi - you’re the legend!
I really quite enjoyed that. And it's not because I wasn't the one suffering.
Glad you enjoyed it bro! Thank you 🤝
There's a place in a middle eastern desert that is supposed to be the windiest place on earth. They say people are driven mad by the wind when they have to cross it - there's no place to shelter from the wind the whole way across!
That's down the road from me 👍🏻
Beautiful place!
That route was never going to make it easy for you - well done for sticking at it.
That was a tough adventure Man, great video, I watched every second !
Thanks, hope you're resting up now👍.
Glad you enjoyed the video Jeremy! Been trying to rest up, it’s a funny one, i didn’t have any aches and pains until I got out of an actual bed for the first time 😖 thanks for your comment bud, hope you’re well 🤝
Really enjoyed that mate. Cathartic is the word but also felt your pain re:saga of the taps. Your adventure makes wild camping in the South of England really accessible and you've inspired me to try some of that route myself hopefully in the near future. Cheers!
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Well done
Epic hike! Respect from the Netherlands. Love your channel.
Thank you Robert! Much love to you and yours in the Netherlands 🤝
The main man
You’re the man Lenord 👈
Mate, I had mountain warehouse "waterproof" boots too and they let in water the first time they touched dew. Upgraded to goretex boots with knee length gators but even that combo fails after a day or two. Wellies is what I'm trying next for british winter backpacking. On the water front, I would suggest getting some water purification tablets or a sawyer filter. I've used those on all kinds of mucky looking water sources (puddles, animal troughs you name it) and never had any issues.
Great videos mate keep them coming! 👍
top man that was epic stuff ... it makes me want to start doing it again :)
Appreciate your comment Martin, glad you enjoyed 👍
Another superbly entertaining video
Thank you bud! Always appreciated my friend, glad you enjoyed it 🤝
#sisu #stoic 💪 Bro.... I know (and felt) exactly how deep you had to dig for this journey. Skills upped/fitness upped/strength upped/experiences upped. Massive respect and may you rest superbly😉
Always pushing on brother! Always appreciate your comments Marty, you’re a legend sir 🤝
well done on your adventure mate hard work but you smashed it
Always appreciated Dave, thank you sir 🤝
Outstanding brother 👍👍👍
Always appreciated Dean 👍
Deffo need more of this content,
More to come 🤝
What an absolute effort mate, well done for sticking it through. Definitely not easy conditions at all.
Seems like all we’ve had is wind and rain for the best part of a year now. Been pretty crappy.
Plus the forecast has been seemingly inaccurate for awhile now 😂
Should be proud of yourself for pushing through those ‘f*#*ing days!’ Great stuff, great experience gained.
Hey Chris, man the winds and rains! Just seemed to be continuous as you said! You’re absolutely right about the inaccuracy of the forecast, I keep checking it still - don’t know why 😂 still waiting for it to warm up! I’m glad you enjoyed the video, I appreciate your comment as always sir, hope you’re well 🤝
Well done you did really really well!! Great video…thank you for sharing! Dave🇬🇧🇬🇧
I appreciate your comment Dave, thank YOU for watching 🤝
Brother, great clip. Super effort. Reach low though. I've experienced similar issues. I'd spend a night with zero gear in sub zero temperatures, freeze my butt off on a calorie deficit and get 1k views. On the other hand, I recently posted a vid where I talked about how to incorporate your fencing skills using a manchette. Shooting took me 2 hrs, editing 4 hrs. Currently at 23k views. You never know what works. What I can tell you from the bottom of my heart, this vid deserves way more. Perhaps you sghould have divided it into a series, 8 episodes perhaps 15-20 minute each. Just sayin. Huge Hoooah fro Poland, Brother
What's that light you've got around your napper?
I’m not actually too sure what it is..but! That’s a good thing because it’s not worth a damn in all honesty