Ahahaha oh gosh I can't stop laughing at the wine situation😂 Chloe, you even filmed yourself reminding you not to throw your backpack down like that 😂 Other than that, it did look like quite a successful camp though. The sound of the birds, the sky at dawn, you drinking wine straight from the bottle😂 I admire you so much for doing another wildcamp alone despite your fear. That fear is holding me back big time because yes, I'm afraid of getting murdered outside too. Even when I'm walking alone in the woods in clear daylight hahaha and it's completely irrational yet so very present. You're not alone in that! Journaling in candlelight and the sound of rain, oh so comforting and peaceful. Sad you had to go work but I'm happy you didn't wait for ''free time'' to do what you love. Ohh and a beautiful beetle and you weren't afraid during the night, yay!! Amazing video Chloe, I feel like I'm with you every second and it's wonderful! Thank you for these moments of peace with you, I love them!
I knoooww, it's terrible isn't it 😂 I knew myself well enough to try to stop it from happening... but failed regardless 😂 It is comforting to here I am not alone in those thoughts, even though I wish you did not have them too! It felt very empowering to face the fear head on, but I definitely wouldn't do any old camp alone... I shall have to build up to being more 'out in the open'. It was a very peaceful camp all in all, I think doing things like the journalling by candlelight really helped settle me in. I am glad I could take you along with me and share some of the peace these moments in nature bring, thank you Frederike! :)
Hi Chloe, these small adventures you take us on deserve much larger audiences than you receive,. your knowledge about the surroundings and wildlife are both educational and entertaining, thank you.
Thank you so much Paul! It's lovely to hear you enjoy my little adventure, especially the wildlife/surrounding bits. I don't see that a lot in other people's videos so I do often wonder if people find it interesting or not and if I am just rambling rather than talking about something interesting! Thank you for taking the time to watch, it was lovely to hear from you :)
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Hey, thanks for replying, heavy rain here today, (Kent) so I've caught up on a few of your other vlogs. Ah midges, remember them well, also don't forget the ticks, especially in ferns and longer grass. Get yourself a pair of swimming shoes, I carry a pair always, crossing rivers or swimming, your feet are important, look after them...(Sorry, not nagging.) Scotland is too far away for me but I do get out in Mid Wales now, (+ Kent 'n Sussex) the peace of being alone, open sky, it renews the soul. Enjoy Scotland :)
@@paultaylor5266 My family live in Sussex so I've heard all about the rains you've had - it sounds pretty intense! I actually own a pair of swimming shoes but had never connected the dots and thought to bring them out on a hike with me... lightbulb moment, thank you! I never see it as nagging, please do share tips and tricks anytime. The peace is possibly the main reason I go out alone, I really relate to that. Thank you, I hope the rains relent and you can get out soon! :)
Hi Chloe. You're far from alone in having 'the fear' as I call it before a camp or even a days hiking in the hills. I think 80% of it IS irrational but the other 20% is your educated & experienced mind reminding you that there are risks with outdoor activity ( or with just about anything, in truth). That's why it's an adventure & makes you feel alive & why we love it so much. So, what I'm trying to say is embrace the fear, it's perfectly natural. I'm assuming this was in Scotland or was it when you returned home for a break ? I love how honest your videos are & you leave in the odd imperfection like the battery running out. Always make me smile xxx
Yes, this was in Scotland! Just a 10-minute walk from my home in fact, so very local. Thank you for those words... the reward and thrill of the adventure is definitely what helps me overcome the nerves and keeps me going back. Hopefully I can gradually cut down the fear to that healthy 20%. Albeit there is a tiny part of me that enjoys being scared, because it makes me feel even more accomplished in the morning! I always love it when the people I watch on YT are honest so it's something I strive for in my videos, very glad it made you smile :) Thank you Michael!
Great vid Clo, glad you didn’t get murdered during the night. Im impressed with the morning tent pile. You felt totally relaxed, that’s red wine for you!😂 xx
I'm very glad too 😂 The pile was quite an achievement wasn't it, albeit not something to aspire after! Hahaha I hadn't even considered that... maybe a glass of wine is the answer on all my wild camps! 😂x
Fab Chloe! but what a shame about the wine. Still, the birds all around you made up for it 🙂 So pleased you conquered your anxiety about the solo camp and look forward to seeing more of them as your confidence grows. Both Richard and I said at the same time, "she's so brave!" Well done, and for sharing your adventure 🥰
Thank you Lynn (and to Richard too!). I didn't even end up finishing the wine so it turned out to be not so much of a loss... just a funny story now! But yes, the birds more than made up for it, they are so calming to watch 🙂Thank you for joining me on the adventure! It honestly made me feel less alone imagining you on the other side of the camera!
Seriously great camp mate, superb spot to pitch, and more than everything you smashed it and put the fear behind you … Going forward as an idea I use a spread sheet for my gear , sounds completely over the top but we’ve all rushed out and forgotten something I have a wildcamping spreadsheet a hiking one and then the same for winter, it just makes it easy to go through the list when packing your gear Anyways Chloe have a great week mate and we’ll done on the 600 🤜🤛⛺️
It was such a cosy spot! Definitely helped with the fear, and so glad I did it :) As someone who LOVES lists and spreadsheets (seriously, I have one for everything haha) this is an absolute genius recommendation. I am absolutely making that, thank you! Thank you Alan, your support has really kept me going 😊🤜🤛
Thank you Arthur, lovely to hear from you again! I've started a daily habit of walking barefoot in my garden as an introduction to grounding thanks to you. All the best :)
Hey Chloe, Another lovely peaceful vlog. I do so enjoy your wild camping video's. The chances of a murderer or serial killer wild camping is pretty remote so i think you'll be safe enough. The most scary part of this vlog was you spilling the wine, now that's criminal. lol. Jokes aside i really enjoyed this little out door vlog. Its always a pleasure. Take care, be well and safe camping. x
Thank you Joanne :) Hahaha yes you are so right, wasting the wine was definitely the only crime in this video 🤣 Thank you for joining me on this one, all the best to you x
Great video Chloe, new subscriber here, I honestly don't know why your subs aren't up in the 1000s you vids are very well put together and entertaining, in one of your shots, possibly putting the beetle on the log, there was a coral fungus, it's very edible and good but sadly its very very rare now due to its habitat being lost, so its best to leave them alone to grow and spread, so lucky you capturing it on film 👍👍
Hi Mick, so nice to meet you and welcome you to my little corner of the internet! Thank you so much, I am so glad you enjoyed it :) Wow, I did not know that I'd captured a rare fungus! That is so exciting, thank you for sharing. Some areas of wildlife I am good on, but fungus is definitely not one of them (yet - I'd love to learn). Thank you for taking the time to watch :)
Thank you 😊 It was the perfect spot to camp - I felt very lucky that it was so close to where I live! I think I shall definitely head back there. Thank you for taking the time to watch :)
Just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your videos ☺️ This one also brought back the buzz of discovering the boot beer/wine holder for the first time too! 😆Keep ‘em coming 🍿 🎥 👏🏻
Great video Chloe and I felt chilled out watching. Your comments, wine bottle reminder ,murder,imagination,wine spill, tent rush and work made me laugh. And I get the whole imagination thing! once that goes your having a restless night. Bless you! I really felt for you rgarding work; you looked sooo sad. Thank you for sharing your solo camp and great to see and know you are using conifer camo skills. God bless and thanks for the wee journey.
Thank you Daniel :) Wonderful to hear it made you feel relaxed - that is exactly how I felt when on the camp, so I am glad I was able to share a little of that with you through the screen. It was all a bit chaotic wasn't it! Gosh yes, imagination can be such a beautiful or such an irritating thing... so hard to get it under control once it gets motoring! Thank you for coming along on the camp with me :) All the best to you.
Aww, what a shame about the spilt wine. At least you had some left to enjoy, that's the main thing! 😁 It looked like a lovely secluded place to camp, there amongst the trees. I'm sure I would feel much safer hidden away as you were too. I find candle light so soothing too, it was a good idea to take one along with you to calm your nerves and create a cosy environment.
Small mercies, I am very glad I still had some to drink! I really think the secret location and little touches like the candle made a big difference for me, so I'll definitely take those lessons forward with me. Someone else commented that the wine may have relaxed me, which I hadn't considered but may well be true 😂 Did you end up getting to do a camp while in Scotland?
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Hi Chloe, we didn't wild camp in the end but the site we camped on was in a beautiful pine forest so it almost felt like wild camping. We'd definitely stay there again and maybe get that wild camp we hoped for next time. 😊
@@white_rose_alex I've walked past a lot of those kind of camp sites while in the Cairngorms and always thought the same as you - that they have a beautiful wild feel. It must have been nice to have a few comforts and that feeling of wildness combined!
Thank you Ciaran, that is such a lovely to thing to say, I am very flattered! All us folk who like being outdoors I think are very 'real', so it seems only right to be honest :) Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Your channel just popped up on my UA-cam feed tonight and I gotta say that I loved this video and definitely subscribed. Hello from Astoria Oregon U.S. (Home of the Goonies movie 😎) 👋🌲⛺💚
You flatter me Jamie, I am glad that I could make something you enjoyed! And how amazing for you to be watching from so far away. I have to admit I have just gone down a bit of a rabbit hole googling Astoria... it looks like such a beautiful area. The coastlines by you in particular looking stunning!
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Thank you. I grew up in California but moved north to Oregon over 20 years ago and have lived, surfed, backpacked, and climbed everywhere here in the Pacific Northwest. I don't climb anymore due to nerve damage but I still surf and backpack. I've been to the U.K. several years ago and loved my visit. Your on the right path Sister, and your UA-cam channel will grow and grow as more and more people around the world are beginning to feel the pull back to their origins. I'm always so happy to meet a kindred spirit. Blessings 💚💙⛺🌲
@@jamierobinson3349 That's so beautiful. I feel like you have lived the kind of life I am aspiring to... it sounds so free and so connected to the outdoors. Thank you so much Jamie :) I'm so glad you reached out, it's so nice to talk to someone who sees and feels similarly 💚
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Thank you Chloe. And I'm equally glad I found your channel. I'm an empath and I always recognize a kindred nature spirit when I see and hear one. Have a beautiful and blessed day. ☉🌊🌲🌻💚💙
Missed alot if your videos for the past 4 months with life happening but glad to catch up on some of your stuff now. Glad your enjoying the wild camping and channel is growing fast. I hope to get some vlogs out again in the next few weeks now life is settling down just a shame i have missed the lighter nights🤣. P.s I would recommend getting a couple of places you are comfortable solo wild camping to get use to the experience more then gradually move to pastures new on your own
Hey Chris, wonderful to hear from you again! I hear you on the 'life happening' thing. I hope all is well at your end. I feel like I am entering one of those periods myself. Yes, it's so dark so early now! I did another camp last week, dark by 4pm and then you have a looonnggg old time to be in the tent alone in the dark! That's really great advice, thank you for that. I think the woods I visited in this video is definitely a place I am comfortable, so I think I'll use it as a testing ground to build up my confidence :) Thank you for taking the time to stop by again!
@@ChloeRoseHarrison I am going to try out a winter wild camp hopefully before Christmas but it is the 14 + hours in the dark that's not great. But hopefully pick a nice clear night for some astrophotography to keep me busy🙂.
@@craoutdoors6827 Yeah that's the trouble I'm facing too... on my most recent camp I lost the light at 4, had dinner, watched a movie, read for a few hours... and it was still only 8:30pm! Astrophography sounds like an amazing way to pass the time though, I hope you get a clear night. I'd love to give that a go if I had the right kit. I'd love to know if you do manage to get out on one!
Oh ho if only it was that easy Billy, I would have been saved a lot of pain 😂 The cork expanded so much once out of the neck it wouldn't go back in even a little! My makeshift tin foil covering was no good as a substitute (inevitably!). I think I should probably just learn my lesson and invest in a wine stopper!
Just discovered your channel. I really like how you are into birds as I am too. I'm guessing you are further south than me if you saw a jay. We have the very occasional jay, but I haven't seen one yet. I'm up in Inverness, and we only have very few magpies that brave it from the clement east coast of Findhorn and Nairn to the Highlands. Although, this summer I did spot magpies outside the village of Dunbeath. They must have flown across the Moray Firth. I'd be interested to see if they stay for the long haul.... Anyway, I'm waffling now 😂 Subbed & bell'd!
Andy, you are never waffling if you are talking about birds to me! If that is waffling, waffle away, I'd love to hear all you have to say 😂 I'm actually not so far from you at all - I filmed this video in an area of woods between Elgin and Lossie. It surprised me to see the jay! Especially since it was about 90% pine and not broadleaf woodland in the area too. I moved here from Sussex in August, so it's been really interesting for me to see a different make-up of birds. As you say, a lot fewer magpies (which are everywhere where I used to live). So glad to 'meet' you, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! It is really lovely to hear from you :)
Thank you so much Carl, and I really hope you enjoy your first wild camp, that is so exciting!! My first wild camp was only just a few months ago and I am now hooked, it's definitely become an amazing hobby for me, I hope you have a similar experience. I feel a lot calmer overall and have a lot more adventures than I used to. I'd love to hear how it goes for you.
I think no matter who you are or where you are there is that doubt in the back of your mind, For me I’m pretty much over that now, but still if I was to hear voices I’d be straight out the tent having a look about ,
Yes, I reckon that is true. I think I'll always have that voice in my head, but with more time and experience I reckon I can get to where you are mentally.
If you didn't have nerves about it, then you would not be human. How many people have been murdered in the last year whilst 'wild camping'? ZERO. in the last week? ZERO, in the last two days? Zero. Enjoy the journey and don't let fear get in the way. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Exactly! That's what I tell myself... and yet the silly voices in my head are stubborn! I am just glad that unlike before, I don't let them stop me now, and hopefully over time they will fade. I will definitely not let fear win, thank you! Having people like yourself cheering me on gives me a lot of encouragement. Cheers from the mountains of Scotland!
Nice to see your camping video, beautiful view, good editing and music, thank you for sharing, supporting you with Full watched ++👍greeting from Canada😊
Thank you for your support, I am so glad you enjoyed it! I lived in BC for a couple of months once and absolutely loved it. I have only seen a small part of your country, but it is so beautiful!
Ahahaha oh gosh I can't stop laughing at the wine situation😂 Chloe, you even filmed yourself reminding you not to throw your backpack down like that 😂 Other than that, it did look like quite a successful camp though. The sound of the birds, the sky at dawn, you drinking wine straight from the bottle😂 I admire you so much for doing another wildcamp alone despite your fear. That fear is holding me back big time because yes, I'm afraid of getting murdered outside too. Even when I'm walking alone in the woods in clear daylight hahaha and it's completely irrational yet so very present. You're not alone in that! Journaling in candlelight and the sound of rain, oh so comforting and peaceful. Sad you had to go work but I'm happy you didn't wait for ''free time'' to do what you love. Ohh and a beautiful beetle and you weren't afraid during the night, yay!! Amazing video Chloe, I feel like I'm with you every second and it's wonderful! Thank you for these moments of peace with you, I love them!
I knoooww, it's terrible isn't it 😂 I knew myself well enough to try to stop it from happening... but failed regardless 😂 It is comforting to here I am not alone in those thoughts, even though I wish you did not have them too! It felt very empowering to face the fear head on, but I definitely wouldn't do any old camp alone... I shall have to build up to being more 'out in the open'. It was a very peaceful camp all in all, I think doing things like the journalling by candlelight really helped settle me in. I am glad I could take you along with me and share some of the peace these moments in nature bring, thank you Frederike! :)
Hi Chloe, these small adventures you take us on deserve much larger audiences than you receive,. your knowledge about the surroundings and wildlife are both educational and entertaining, thank you.
Thank you so much Paul! It's lovely to hear you enjoy my little adventure, especially the wildlife/surrounding bits. I don't see that a lot in other people's videos so I do often wonder if people find it interesting or not and if I am just rambling rather than talking about something interesting! Thank you for taking the time to watch, it was lovely to hear from you :)
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Hey, thanks for replying, heavy rain here today, (Kent) so I've caught up on a few of your other vlogs. Ah midges, remember them well, also don't forget the ticks, especially in ferns and longer grass. Get yourself a pair of swimming shoes, I carry a pair always, crossing rivers or swimming, your feet are important, look after them...(Sorry, not nagging.) Scotland is too far away for me but I do get out in Mid Wales now, (+ Kent 'n Sussex) the peace of being alone, open sky, it renews the soul. Enjoy Scotland :)
@@paultaylor5266 My family live in Sussex so I've heard all about the rains you've had - it sounds pretty intense! I actually own a pair of swimming shoes but had never connected the dots and thought to bring them out on a hike with me... lightbulb moment, thank you! I never see it as nagging, please do share tips and tricks anytime. The peace is possibly the main reason I go out alone, I really relate to that. Thank you, I hope the rains relent and you can get out soon! :)
I'm glad you leave the funny parts in your videos like the wine and folding the tent.
Haha thank you, gotta keep it real!
Hi Chloe. You're far from alone in having 'the fear' as I call it before a camp or even a days hiking in the hills. I think 80% of it IS irrational but the other 20% is your educated & experienced mind reminding you that there are risks with outdoor activity ( or with just about anything, in truth). That's why it's an adventure & makes you feel alive & why we love it so much. So, what I'm trying to say is embrace the fear, it's perfectly natural. I'm assuming this was in Scotland or was it when you returned home for a break ? I love how honest your videos are & you leave in the odd imperfection like the battery running out. Always make me smile xxx
Yes, this was in Scotland! Just a 10-minute walk from my home in fact, so very local. Thank you for those words... the reward and thrill of the adventure is definitely what helps me overcome the nerves and keeps me going back. Hopefully I can gradually cut down the fear to that healthy 20%. Albeit there is a tiny part of me that enjoys being scared, because it makes me feel even more accomplished in the morning! I always love it when the people I watch on YT are honest so it's something I strive for in my videos, very glad it made you smile :) Thank you Michael!
Great vid Clo, glad you didn’t get murdered during the night.
Im impressed with the morning tent pile.
You felt totally relaxed, that’s red wine for you!😂 xx
I'm very glad too 😂 The pile was quite an achievement wasn't it, albeit not something to aspire after! Hahaha I hadn't even considered that... maybe a glass of wine is the answer on all my wild camps! 😂x
Love the tent folding 😂😂😂
'Folding' is a generous word to use Alan, I thank you 😂
Fab Chloe! but what a shame about the wine. Still, the birds all around you made up for it 🙂 So pleased you conquered your anxiety about the solo camp and look forward to seeing more of them as your confidence grows. Both Richard and I said at the same time, "she's so brave!" Well done, and for sharing your adventure 🥰
Thank you Lynn (and to Richard too!). I didn't even end up finishing the wine so it turned out to be not so much of a loss... just a funny story now! But yes, the birds more than made up for it, they are so calming to watch 🙂Thank you for joining me on the adventure! It honestly made me feel less alone imagining you on the other side of the camera!
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Oh yes, you can look back on these things and smile about them. I love watching birds, they are such time wasters :) 🥰
@@LynnB_Ky Aren't they! I find they encourage us to do the same... we don't do enough of doing nothing these days I think!
Seriously great camp mate, superb spot to pitch, and more than everything you smashed it and put the fear behind you …
Going forward as an idea I use a spread sheet for my gear , sounds completely over the top but we’ve all rushed out and forgotten something
I have a wildcamping spreadsheet a hiking one and then the same for winter, it just makes it easy to go through the list when packing your gear
Anyways Chloe have a great week mate and we’ll done on the 600 🤜🤛⛺️
It was such a cosy spot! Definitely helped with the fear, and so glad I did it :) As someone who LOVES lists and spreadsheets (seriously, I have one for everything haha) this is an absolute genius recommendation. I am absolutely making that, thank you! Thank you Alan, your support has really kept me going 😊🤜🤛
@@ChloeRoseHarrison no worries mate what are friends for 🤜🤛
Enjoyed the video Chloe, as always. Best wishes ✌
Thank you Arthur, lovely to hear from you again! I've started a daily habit of walking barefoot in my garden as an introduction to grounding thanks to you. All the best :)
Great video, Chloe! You have another subscriber! 🙂
Hey Chloe, Another lovely peaceful vlog. I do so enjoy your wild camping video's. The chances of a murderer or serial killer wild camping is pretty remote so i think you'll be safe enough. The most scary part of this vlog was you spilling the wine, now that's criminal. lol. Jokes aside i really enjoyed this little out door vlog. Its always a pleasure. Take care, be well and safe camping. x
Thank you Joanne :) Hahaha yes you are so right, wasting the wine was definitely the only crime in this video 🤣 Thank you for joining me on this one, all the best to you x
Great video Chloe, new subscriber here, I honestly don't know why your subs aren't up in the 1000s you vids are very well put together and entertaining, in one of your shots, possibly putting the beetle on the log, there was a coral fungus, it's very edible and good but sadly its very very rare now due to its habitat being lost, so its best to leave them alone to grow and spread, so lucky you capturing it on film 👍👍
Hi Mick, so nice to meet you and welcome you to my little corner of the internet! Thank you so much, I am so glad you enjoyed it :) Wow, I did not know that I'd captured a rare fungus! That is so exciting, thank you for sharing. Some areas of wildlife I am good on, but fungus is definitely not one of them (yet - I'd love to learn). Thank you for taking the time to watch :)
Absolutely awesome nature place. Looks like a wonderful place for hiking and camping.
Thank you for the video. Cheers 🥂Chloe.
Thank you 😊 It was the perfect spot to camp - I felt very lucky that it was so close to where I live! I think I shall definitely head back there. Thank you for taking the time to watch :)
Just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your videos ☺️ This one also brought back the buzz of discovering the boot beer/wine holder for the first time too! 😆Keep ‘em coming 🍿 🎥 👏🏻
Thank you so much! It's such a neat trick isn't it 😆 And always a treat when items serve more than one purpose, perfect space saving tricks!
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Thank you! I think it was one of my favourite camps so far, I'm very glad I did it :)
Great video Chloe and I felt chilled out watching.
Your comments, wine bottle reminder ,murder,imagination,wine spill, tent rush and work made me laugh. And I get the whole imagination thing! once that goes your having a restless night.
Bless you! I really felt for you rgarding work; you looked sooo sad.
Thank you for sharing your solo camp and great to see and know you are using conifer camo skills.
God bless and thanks for the wee journey.
Thank you Daniel :) Wonderful to hear it made you feel relaxed - that is exactly how I felt when on the camp, so I am glad I was able to share a little of that with you through the screen. It was all a bit chaotic wasn't it! Gosh yes, imagination can be such a beautiful or such an irritating thing... so hard to get it under control once it gets motoring! Thank you for coming along on the camp with me :) All the best to you.
Aww, what a shame about the spilt wine. At least you had some left to enjoy, that's the main thing! 😁
It looked like a lovely secluded place to camp, there amongst the trees. I'm sure I would feel much safer hidden away as you were too. I find candle light so soothing too, it was a good idea to take one along with you to calm your nerves and create a cosy environment.
Small mercies, I am very glad I still had some to drink! I really think the secret location and little touches like the candle made a big difference for me, so I'll definitely take those lessons forward with me. Someone else commented that the wine may have relaxed me, which I hadn't considered but may well be true 😂 Did you end up getting to do a camp while in Scotland?
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Hi Chloe, we didn't wild camp in the end but the site we camped on was in a beautiful pine forest so it almost felt like wild camping. We'd definitely stay there again and maybe get that wild camp we hoped for next time. 😊
@@white_rose_alex I've walked past a lot of those kind of camp sites while in the Cairngorms and always thought the same as you - that they have a beautiful wild feel. It must have been nice to have a few comforts and that feeling of wildness combined!
Your up there with the best of them young lady keep it up ok at least you seem to be honest thank you be safe
Thank you Ciaran, that is such a lovely to thing to say, I am very flattered! All us folk who like being outdoors I think are very 'real', so it seems only right to be honest :) Thanks for taking the time to watch!
Super !! 🙂🙂🙂
Thank you Petr! It was a really fun little trip :)
I really love your color tent 😍
Thank you! It is arguably not the stealthiest tent colour but I like it a lot :)
Your channel just popped up on my UA-cam feed tonight and I gotta say that I loved this video and definitely subscribed. Hello from Astoria Oregon U.S. (Home of the Goonies movie 😎) 👋🌲⛺💚
You flatter me Jamie, I am glad that I could make something you enjoyed! And how amazing for you to be watching from so far away. I have to admit I have just gone down a bit of a rabbit hole googling Astoria... it looks like such a beautiful area. The coastlines by you in particular looking stunning!
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Thank you. I grew up in California but moved north to Oregon over 20 years ago and have lived, surfed, backpacked, and climbed everywhere here in the Pacific Northwest. I don't climb anymore due to nerve damage but I still surf and backpack. I've been to the U.K. several years ago and loved my visit. Your on the right path Sister, and your UA-cam channel will grow and grow as more and more people around the world are beginning to feel the pull back to their origins. I'm always so happy to meet a kindred spirit. Blessings 💚💙⛺🌲
@@jamierobinson3349 That's so beautiful. I feel like you have lived the kind of life I am aspiring to... it sounds so free and so connected to the outdoors. Thank you so much Jamie :) I'm so glad you reached out, it's so nice to talk to someone who sees and feels similarly 💚
@@ChloeRoseHarrison Thank you Chloe. And I'm equally glad I found your channel. I'm an empath and I always recognize a kindred nature spirit when I see and hear one.
Have a beautiful and blessed day. ☉🌊🌲🌻💚💙
Missed alot if your videos for the past 4 months with life happening but glad to catch up on some of your stuff now. Glad your enjoying the wild camping and channel is growing fast. I hope to get some vlogs out again in the next few weeks now life is settling down just a shame i have missed the lighter nights🤣.
P.s I would recommend getting a couple of places you are comfortable solo wild camping to get use to the experience more then gradually move to pastures new on your own
Hey Chris, wonderful to hear from you again! I hear you on the 'life happening' thing. I hope all is well at your end. I feel like I am entering one of those periods myself. Yes, it's so dark so early now! I did another camp last week, dark by 4pm and then you have a looonnggg old time to be in the tent alone in the dark! That's really great advice, thank you for that. I think the woods I visited in this video is definitely a place I am comfortable, so I think I'll use it as a testing ground to build up my confidence :) Thank you for taking the time to stop by again!
@@ChloeRoseHarrison I am going to try out a winter wild camp hopefully before Christmas but it is the 14 + hours in the dark that's not great. But hopefully pick a nice clear night for some astrophotography to keep me busy🙂.
@@craoutdoors6827 Yeah that's the trouble I'm facing too... on my most recent camp I lost the light at 4, had dinner, watched a movie, read for a few hours... and it was still only 8:30pm! Astrophography sounds like an amazing way to pass the time though, I hope you get a clear night. I'd love to give that a go if I had the right kit. I'd love to know if you do manage to get out on one!
Squeeze the moss into a glass..................... wine again by the way relaxing video well made and fun
Ha, I should have thought of that! 😆
When you take wine just pop the cork halfway back in and all should be ok 😉
Oh ho if only it was that easy Billy, I would have been saved a lot of pain 😂 The cork expanded so much once out of the neck it wouldn't go back in even a little! My makeshift tin foil covering was no good as a substitute (inevitably!). I think I should probably just learn my lesson and invest in a wine stopper!
Just discovered your channel. I really like how you are into birds as I am too. I'm guessing you are further south than me if you saw a jay. We have the very occasional jay, but I haven't seen one yet. I'm up in Inverness, and we only have very few magpies that brave it from the clement east coast of Findhorn and Nairn to the Highlands. Although, this summer I did spot magpies outside the village of Dunbeath. They must have flown across the Moray Firth. I'd be interested to see if they stay for the long haul.... Anyway, I'm waffling now 😂
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Andy, you are never waffling if you are talking about birds to me! If that is waffling, waffle away, I'd love to hear all you have to say 😂 I'm actually not so far from you at all - I filmed this video in an area of woods between Elgin and Lossie. It surprised me to see the jay! Especially since it was about 90% pine and not broadleaf woodland in the area too. I moved here from Sussex in August, so it's been really interesting for me to see a different make-up of birds. As you say, a lot fewer magpies (which are everywhere where I used to live). So glad to 'meet' you, thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! It is really lovely to hear from you :)
Amazing film I'm going on my first wild camp soon its going to be an amazing hobbie 🍃🍂🍁💚
Thank you so much Carl, and I really hope you enjoy your first wild camp, that is so exciting!! My first wild camp was only just a few months ago and I am now hooked, it's definitely become an amazing hobby for me, I hope you have a similar experience. I feel a lot calmer overall and have a lot more adventures than I used to. I'd love to hear how it goes for you.
@@ChloeRoseHarrison it was amazing cold minus 1 but loved being by the river listening to the owl 💚no stopping me now 🏕💚
I haven’t wild camped in years but when I did it I definitely would say it was safer in the winter months as there was a lot Les’s people around.
Yes, there is definitely significantly less people around in winter! If you have warm enough gear to be out in colder conditions, it's wonderful.
First thought …. Don’t spill the wine 😂😂😂
RIP 😂😂
I think no matter who you are or where you are there is that doubt in the back of your mind,
For me I’m pretty much over that now, but still if I was to hear voices I’d be straight out the tent having a look about ,
Yes, I reckon that is true. I think I'll always have that voice in my head, but with more time and experience I reckon I can get to where you are mentally.
If you didn't have nerves about it, then you would not be human. How many people have been murdered in the last year whilst 'wild camping'? ZERO. in the last week? ZERO, in the last two days? Zero. Enjoy the journey and don't let fear get in the way. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Exactly! That's what I tell myself... and yet the silly voices in my head are stubborn! I am just glad that unlike before, I don't let them stop me now, and hopefully over time they will fade. I will definitely not let fear win, thank you! Having people like yourself cheering me on gives me a lot of encouragement. Cheers from the mountains of Scotland!
ayooo greta
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Thank you, I am so glad you enjoyed it! It was a lovely little place to camp :)
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My exact thoughts when it happened haha...
Good Job Beautiful Girl Solo travel camping
Thank you Muhammad! It was a lovely little solo adventure.
Nice to see your camping video, beautiful view, good editing and music, thank you for sharing, supporting you with Full watched ++👍greeting from Canada😊
Thank you for your support, I am so glad you enjoyed it! I lived in BC for a couple of months once and absolutely loved it. I have only seen a small part of your country, but it is so beautiful!