Hi lads . Just been recommended your channel by Chris from the height of life. Great video. Looking forward to watching more. I'll prob do this route it looks great. Cheers Peter
@@SummitOrNothing yup. And it doesn't stop once your up at red pike! Up and down and up and down... We had same sort of conditions as you guys too which is a shame because I bet the views are beautiful up there... I need to get back up there!
Absolutely tremendous lads,great video once again 👏 Best place in the world The Lakes, I'll be back over this weekend for a wildcamp. All the best Chris 👍
That's some impressive scenery, thanks for documenting and sharing your awesome trip! As a flatland inhabitant with no mountains within 500 mile radius it's rare treat for me to reach any peaks, but perhaps therefore each chance has left unforgettable memories.
Spectacular! Love the lakes, even when it rains. Around 19 mins in, I’m sure I heard the cry of a Tizzie Whizie 😏 Got to watch out for them Tizzie Whizies. Great views and some giggles on the way 👍🏼✨
We must have been there around the same time! We did your walk but in reverse and did Haystacks before tackling High Crag it was a tough one 🤣 very steep ascent…
Did that climb and down a few weeks. Found it very tough, especially the decent. Was great watching your video without having to relive the pain and suffering 🤣 Keep up the good work!
EPIC video after that little break. Nath the noise with the banana hahaha LOL , i noticed Trev had to cut it prob because of laughing haha , great effort lads . Adam
Awesome, looking forward to part two. That was definitely Tom Cruise's ChOpPeR ha ha. I have some footage of the Train dropping in to the valley from the track in the Peak District and the choppers were the same. Nath is right.... camping at a Tarn then straight on an uphill in the morning is tasking. The Lake District is stunning.... Oh and will Nath ever remember to pack his earplugs?! ha ha
I bumped into Tom at Honister slate mine, he came up from Buttermere in the back of a lorry, did a U Turn waving to us all, and off he went. Same day he also did that jump. I was across the valley on Dale Head. Small world. Great video again, gents :)
I've been to the lakes a couple of times for family holidays but I want to do the walk and wildcamp for sure. Spectacular views . Only an extra hour away from my usual trek to dartmoor. Oh, and top video again lads
Great vid gents & always good to see you somewhere different! Love the banter just like it should be.....trev please take the labels off your kit! Surely that's infuriating 😁😁😁😣😣😣
Someone has probably said it already but with your katadyn if you fill it with water and lemon juice and then stick it in the freezer. Once it's frozen take it out and let it defrost normally then tip it out and give it a couple rinse through's the plastic taste goes away completely. Works with water bladders too especially the osprey ones 👍
Hiya guys nice to see ya both 😀that was quite a hike I find I over heat when climbing it's not long before the jacket is off.The mist is a great touch yea it's great to have the views but I love the mist lol by the way loved Two Girls In Tent .Great footage I have only passed through the lakes so is on my list to do for sure thanks for sharing guys.😀 Ana
Hi guys! What a great find by the tarn. I love Buttermere Lake, but only walked around the lake its self not been up in the mountains surrounding it. Great video! My Trekologoy UL80 has let me down, they did send a replacement which I haven't tried yet but not holding much hope for it. xx
No its a shame. I have a video to make about the mat situation very soon. Its been real comfy but, has trouble holding air. Buttermere is amazing. You need to get yourself up top, Rachel. Bit of a climb to get up, but ince up top the views are breathtaking. Thanks for watching
Nice one guys. That was one of my first walks when I started to bag the Wainwrights. Made the same mistake nearly going down Grey Crag after some guy pointed me in that direction. I learned to trust myself after that - it's a tidy drop!
Also nearly went down Grey Crag a couple of years ago with our then 12 year old in tow. Mist had set in just after Red Pike but the path was ok until High Stile and the weather was picking up. Having noticed the route down on the map we decided to abandon and some walkers (in jeans and no bags or anything) were coming up so we, or rather I, figured this was a good way down. With nothing for orientation other than sat nav at this point there were just way too many drops and gulleys and the sat nat was picking up nothing resembling a path so we turned round and back the way we came though it seemed like an eternity at the time. They stayed behind within sight whilst I was trying to find the route by the way. It still gives me shivers thinking about it.
You should contact resident outdoors, he lives in keswick in lake district. I think you would like him he does adverse weather, up there in snow... and just cracks on with it. Good video again lads... atb.
I'm wondering if your Jetboil lid popping off is due to the way you stack the contents? I picked one up and noticed the same thing when I had the burner right side up, the lid needs room to tuck in a bit.
Well, there's a diagram of how to stack on the side, and at present I'm using a shallower cannister adwrll so everything is a lower inside, so nope, it just always seems to sit half on. Hasn't come off yet though 🤔
@@SummitOrNothing That's too bad. I did hear the people at Jetboil are really good with stuff like that, they would probably send you a new lid if you asked why its happening.
I did the exact same walk just over a year ago and got caught out in red hot weather (wet and cold when I left home), I rang out of water just over half way round (schoolboy error) but I was treated to superb views all day. You were almost right, yes there is another Sour Milk Gill, which we passed on our camping trip but it was to Easedale Tarn not Angle Tarn but dam fine effort! Love Bleaberry Tarn and a perfect place for a swim but gutted for you with the weather that you got in the night and them morning and shame you did not did the 10 minute detour to Dodd, on the way up to Red Pike, so worth it for the views over Crummock Water. Absolutely loved the mist hanging over the tops, such a magical sight. Sorry but I had to LOL at Nath, going on about how chilled he was, nice and relaxed, heart rate down, pack light, having a nice gentle stroll and then nearly goes arse over tit lol. Real pleased you got some canny views from High Crag but pleased I was not descending down there again, as I could not find the right path down and walked down on shingle all the way down - nightmare. Loved the technical terms you used you found in Wainwrights books lol and funny enough Tom Cruise was filming in Buttermere a few weeks back, so....I parked at the farm at the bottom of Fleetwith Pike (where the film crew were), only £4 all day and you can park overnight. Great watch and good to see the weather got better for you, fingers crossed it stays like that for part 2, cheers Alan
I do remember your video of the buttermere edge... wasnt it called something like the day I nearly died or the hardest day hiking ? Would have been a tough old trek without water and in the sun. You lived to tell the tale though Alan, thats the main thing. Cheers for watching, mate.
Last week the BBC, this week Hollywood stars haha I once met Tom Cruise when I was fishing at a lake on a private estate in Northampton, he was there learning to ride a horse for a movie! He came up behind me with Nicole Kidman and asked me a load of questions about fishing, surreal!
He always seems like such a nice guy, bit strange but decent... but I still can't watch him in films. His characters always have to be the best of the best. Yawn!
I was there same day, did Haystacks. You were informed correctly, that was MI 7 being filmed and I saw Tom Cruise getting into helicopter near the farm
It's a long way but we'll worth the journey. As much as I love Dartmoor, the Lakes is my favourite national park we have visited so far. Absolutely beautiful.
@@SummitOrNothing I get what you mean, Dartmoor is great, and we are lucky to have it on our doorstep, but, the lakes, snowdonia etc are a whole lot more dramatic from a vertical perspective!
Good evening Trev, Nath, we have been very much looking forward to this since your social media posts! ⛰👍 Question for Nath regards his boots, can you ask if they provide ample ankle support, I am forever twisting my ankles in mine 😬 Beautiful part of the Lakes too guys (not that there are any bad parts lol) but especially stunning, Kat's mum used to swim in the Buttermere as a whipper snapper 🤗 Loved the picth site and the kit talk, green with envy here 👌 😍 mountain camping is something else huh, that wind will feel like someone shaking your tent down for spare change! 🌬🏕⛰ Well done on getting up and out in the morning, must have been tempting to shut eye and bag some more sleep! Not a bad veiw to unzip too tho hey 😍 Good climb up the first mountain too, get the ole ticker tocking! Yaaaay at the summit shout 🙌 👏 😀 Spectacular scenes and some amazing shots guys, High Styles very much on our to climb list, looked cracking when the clag broke 👍 your cameras had a good test too! 🗺🧭 Buttermere Ridge looked ace, lucky you checked your route too, that would have been one hell of a ride down! 😳 Famous wainwright quote "rough as fudge" 🤭 🚁 would not fancy jumping from the helicopter lol mental 😆 Thanks so much for taking us along with us guys, really enjoyable watch with a brew and some chocolate 🍫 😋 ☕ catch you soon, Ceri and Kat 🤓👍
Cheers guys. Yea this was an enjoyable trip to the lakes. One camera did get a bit wet and packed up. Soon dried it out though and now all good. The low cloud makes it all the more interesting, but luckily those views still come through. Not heard nath complain about those boots at all, so pretty sure his ankles have been fine. I used to get awful trouble with mine rolling in my berhhaus mid height boot, find it's got to to be either a full ankle height boot or none at all. The mid seems to trick me into a false sense of security. Anyway, thanks for watching Really glad that you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Question to Trev AND Nate - how did your tents cope with condensation being single skin in the autumn weather? Question to Nate - are you happy you chose the 4 season Lanshan 2 Pro - or do you think the 3 season would be better as long as you have a warm bag and mat?
I thought I may have had problems with the vik 1, but nope, no condensation. Not did Nath in the Lanshan2 . I believe Nath is more than happy with the 4 season, he has never said he wished he'd gone for the 3 season.
Outstanding, sounds like your adventures turning into an expedition! How did Nath find the Montane down jacket, does it compress very small and light? Cheers 👍
@@RollrightKnights indeed, I have some trousers and a synthetic insulated belay jacket which are great but it doesn't pack down very small and is a touch on the heavy side hence looking about for a down option for wild camping 😃👍
Hiya, I have always wanted to buy a boat but I am just to tall for a narrow boat, looking forward to the walk next week as I have looked at doing that route too, which drone have you gone for? My pilgrims walk starts this week as I know you said you wanted to see that trail of mine cheers Andy
have you tryed the LOWA combat boots best boots ive had lasted 4 years wore them almost everyday.. ive just bought the lowa hunter very expensive but if ther as good as the combat boots ill be happy . can be resoled 2 year warranty
Now you made out bogey Dartmoor to the best side the uk here a location for you on top of hay stack in the pass there a mountain hut for the night but the best view is on haystack. Along the ridge on the other side of the ridge you doing. ! Guys save wild camping it long way down. For me. So I no you great guys respect the rules as the national party is get up set with stay Hoilday campaign on the top use as rubbish dump and a Hoilday camp. It great to see you out the bogs. ! Another location you may like is in the dale in the Eden valley which better walking on the side of the 66 road outside Penrith. Alston moor
Yea, was great to get up north. We dis that exact route you mentioned in June of last year, took in fleetwith pike, hayatacks, kirk fell and great gable in one hike. Was awesome! ua-cam.com/video/AqYAHvc9eag/v-deo.html
Nice camp and walk, Tom Cruise was the one sky diving.
Great be video
Yea, we are going to be in the new mission Impossible. Amazing! 🤣🤣 cheers for watching!
A truly brilliant hike gents... I am envious indeed..
Cheers Max. We really enjoyed this one. Thanks for watching
Hi lads . Just been recommended your channel by Chris from the height of life. Great video. Looking forward to watching more. I'll prob do this route it looks great.
Cheers
Peter
Great vid Guy’s Epic Scenery in Lakes btw Tom C was the man with the blue parachute 🪂 👍👍👍
Awesome. We will have to look out for ourselves in the next mission impossible then lol
The boys are back in town! 👍
That we be!
Another top video boys 👍😎
Cheers Carl!
The lake district and wildcamping there....that is so high on our bucketlist! Thanks for taking us. It looks amazing
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Thank you for watching. I'm sure you'll love it when you finally make it.
@@SummitOrNothing definately! Will be going to Scotland for three weeks next year, so I might be able to stop at the lakes on the way.
I love your map reading discussions.
Cheers, Michael
I've done this hike. That first scramble up to bleaberry tarn Is a killer! Haha
Yea, I can imagine without the midway camp that would feel relentless up to the top. Cheers for watching!
@@SummitOrNothing yup. And it doesn't stop once your up at red pike! Up and down and up and down... We had same sort of conditions as you guys too which is a shame because I bet the views are beautiful up there...
I need to get back up there!
@@GrizzlyGaz yea, it was a bit murky up there but it broke often enough that we didn't feel we'd missed out.
@@SummitOrNothing I felt robbed! Haha
You southern lads did well on some actual real hills😂😂😂. Great video guys really enjoyed it👍
Haha... cheers then lol
Absolutely tremendous lads,great video once again 👏 Best place in the world The Lakes, I'll be back over this weekend for a wildcamp. All the best Chris 👍
It certainly is, Chris. Thanks for watching mate.
Wow such stunning scenery.
Nice one lads
I look forward to the next Instalment ✌
Cheers Dean. Was great to get up in the big ups again. Thanks for watching
That's some impressive scenery, thanks for documenting and sharing your awesome trip! As a flatland inhabitant with no mountains within 500 mile radius it's rare treat for me to reach any peaks, but perhaps therefore each chance has left unforgettable memories.
Yea I bet it does. Even with Dartmoor looming over us the mountains blow our mind each time we visit so I can only begin to imagine how you feel.
When you were in your tents and the wind was blowing hard against the tents, I just wanted to be there too. Thanks for the video!
Yea there is something about being in a tent whilst it's blowing and raining outside. Cheers for watching !
I am glad to see the return of the best duo in the world of wild camping ,( moaning duet ) but delight to watch to!!
Love you guys, really!!! 😘
Haha.... thanks Sandra. Glad you enjoyed it lol
Spectacular! Love the lakes, even when it rains. Around 19 mins in, I’m sure I heard the cry of a Tizzie Whizie 😏 Got to watch out for them Tizzie Whizies. Great views and some giggles on the way 👍🏼✨
Yea, you could well have heard that... I heard it editing but wouldn't have known the species. Thanks for watching!
@@SummitOrNothing Apparently it’s a distant cousin to the Scottish Haggis.
Worth the wait!
Glad to hear it!
Enjoyed this video lads. Makes me wanna get up to the lakes again.
Maybe one day I'll bump into you on Dartmoor and say hello. Cheerz
Make sure you do, (get to the lakes and say hi when you see us that is). Thanks for watching
We must have been there around the same time! We did your walk but in reverse and did Haystacks before tackling High Crag it was a tough one 🤣 very steep ascent…
Yea I bet that was a fair old stomp... amazing scenery though, eh? Thanks for watching!
Absolutely stunning
Go for a camp in the lakes and end up seeing maverick paragliding from a helicopter, brilliant end to the day 👌
Yea... bloody show off!
Brilliant loved it hope you enjoyed it
We certainly did cheers Will
Enjoyed this trip from you guys, some great scenery and banter, love your editing style and can't believe how small you packed 👌
Thanks very much. Really glad that you enjoyed it cheers!
Excellent video enjoyed watching
Thank you for a great upload
I enjoyed this. Always good to watch a pair of nutters like you two! I have to laugh at Nates naughty innuendos! 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣 cheers Maggi.... glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching
@@SummitOrNothing Your welcome guys! The pleasure is all mine!
Another good watch guys, can't wait for the next one, lovely scenery once cloud cleared, stay safe.
Thanks Neil. Was a great trip this one, and reasonably lucky with the weather. Still got plenty of views anyway! Cheers for watching!
Great job guys... a true SoN Classic Adventure.... cant wait for pt2....
Cheers mate. Glad that you enjoyed it!
Hi guys, cracking video as always, great scenes, just love your pair always so entertaining, can't wait for the next vid 😃👍👍👍
Thanks guys. Really glad that you enjoy our misadventures lol. All the best, take care cheers!
great vid guys, good to see you both out and about again.
Thanks Michael, glad u
You enjoyed it, cheers
Did that climb and down a few weeks. Found it very tough, especially the decent. Was great watching your video without having to relive the pain and suffering 🤣
Keep up the good work!
Haha! Yea - was a tough old slog but worth the effort! Thanks for watching, Steve!
nice 1 lads 👍👍👍🤙🤙
Thanks Craig!
EPIC video after that little break. Nath the noise with the banana hahaha LOL , i noticed Trev had to cut it prob because of laughing haha , great effort lads . Adam
Yea was a great hike and camp. Thanks for watching
Great video lads, enjoyed it as always.”it’s rough as f*ck over there”. Certainly don’t find that on Wrainwrights book hahahah. Quality.
Haha... im sure that was Wainwright who said that 🤣
Great vid lads.👍
Thanks David!
Awesome, looking forward to part two. That was definitely Tom Cruise's ChOpPeR ha ha. I have some footage of the Train dropping in to the valley from the track in the Peak District and the choppers were the same. Nath is right.... camping at a Tarn then straight on an uphill in the morning is tasking. The Lake District is stunning.... Oh and will Nath ever remember to pack his earplugs?! ha ha
🤣🤣🤣 I don't think he ever will, John. He just likes to have something to moan about lol.
I bumped into Tom at Honister slate mine, he came up from Buttermere in the back of a lorry, did a U Turn waving to us all, and off he went. Same day he also did that jump. I was across the valley on Dale Head. Small world. Great video again, gents :)
❤☕ looking forward to this!
Hope you enjoy it.
Beautiful!!
Cheers Jerel!
Thank you for this. Stunning scenery and fantastic banter that makes me laugh out loud. I really enjoy watching your hikes.
Thanks Ruth, really glad that you enjoyed it! Cheers!
I've been to the lakes a couple of times for family holidays but I want to do the walk and wildcamp for sure. Spectacular views . Only an extra hour away from my usual trek to dartmoor.
Oh, and top video again lads
It's well worth a look. Amazing place. Thanks for watching!
Great vid gents & always good to see you somewhere different! Love the banter just like it should be.....trev please take the labels off your kit! Surely that's infuriating 😁😁😁😣😣😣
I don't even notice the labels. I just like infuriating you guys lol. Cheeera for watching!
Someone has probably said it already but with your katadyn if you fill it with water and lemon juice and then stick it in the freezer. Once it's frozen take it out and let it defrost normally then tip it out and give it a couple rinse through's the plastic taste goes away completely. Works with water bladders too especially the osprey ones 👍
Ive heard that works with bladders but the trouble with the katadyn is, the filter itself (which is also the lid) fails when it freezes.
Stunning views .
Great to see you both out again !
Atb Graham
Thanks Graham. Glad you enjoyed it!
What happened to the camper van refit Nath? Have I missed it?
He did do an update back along explaining what's happened, ua-cam.com/video/rpnyl-zUg8s/v-deo.html think it's in this vid
Hike sleep repeat boys. Excellent vids 🥾🥾👍
That's the spirit lol. Thanks for watching Nico!
Brilliant video, my experience of the Lake District is hiking and camping from Fairfield horseshoe, troutbeck, sadgill, mosedale cottage onto shap.
Sounds awesome, Paul. Thanks for watching
Hiya guys nice to see ya both 😀that was quite a hike I find I over heat when climbing it's not long before the jacket is off.The mist is a great touch yea it's great to have the views but I love the mist lol by the way loved Two Girls In Tent .Great footage I have only passed through the lakes so is on my list to do for sure thanks for sharing guys.😀 Ana
Thanks Ana, really glad that you've enjoyed the videos. There is something special about the mountains shrouded in mist for sure. Cheers for watching.
Amazing place to camp ! Love your vids so entertaining
Thanks Jane! This was a good one!
...that BeFree water filter looked awesome, might get one of those 😂🤣
...you ain't read this....Right! 😎👍
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Hi guys! What a great find by the tarn. I love Buttermere Lake, but only walked around the lake its self not been up in the mountains surrounding it. Great video! My Trekologoy UL80 has let me down, they did send a replacement which I haven't tried yet but not holding much hope for it. xx
No its a shame. I have a video to make about the mat situation very soon. Its been real comfy but, has trouble holding air. Buttermere is amazing. You need to get yourself up top, Rachel. Bit of a climb to get up, but ince up top the views are breathtaking. Thanks for watching
Nice one guys. That was one of my first walks when I started to bag the Wainwrights. Made the same mistake nearly going down Grey Crag after some guy pointed me in that direction. I learned to trust myself after that - it's a tidy drop!
Yea, a fairly steep down, that one 😱 great walk though. Cheers for watching!
Also nearly went down Grey Crag a couple of years ago with our then 12 year old in tow. Mist had set in just after Red Pike but the path was ok until High Stile and the weather was picking up. Having noticed the route down on the map we decided to abandon and some walkers (in jeans and no bags or anything) were coming up so we, or rather I, figured this was a good way down. With nothing for orientation other than sat nav at this point there were just way too many drops and gulleys and the sat nat was picking up nothing resembling a path so we turned round and back the way we came though it seemed like an eternity at the time. They stayed behind within sight whilst I was trying to find the route by the way. It still gives me shivers thinking about it.
Those free-fallers looked bang in trouble!
Rather them than me!
You should contact resident outdoors, he lives in keswick in lake district. I think you would like him he does adverse weather, up there in snow... and just cracks on with it. Good video again lads... atb.
I'm wondering if your Jetboil lid popping off is due to the way you stack the contents? I picked one up and noticed the same thing when I had the burner right side up, the lid needs room to tuck in a bit.
Well, there's a diagram of how to stack on the side, and at present I'm using a shallower cannister adwrll so everything is a lower inside, so nope, it just always seems to sit half on. Hasn't come off yet though 🤔
@@SummitOrNothing That's too bad. I did hear the people at Jetboil are really good with stuff like that, they would probably send you a new lid if you asked why its happening.
Great Episode 👍👍
Thanks Thomas!
I did the exact same walk just over a year ago and got caught out in red hot weather (wet and cold when I left home), I rang out of water just over half way round (schoolboy error) but I was treated to superb views all day. You were almost right, yes there is another Sour Milk Gill, which we passed on our camping trip but it was to Easedale Tarn not Angle Tarn but dam fine effort! Love Bleaberry Tarn and a perfect place for a swim but gutted for you with the weather that you got in the night and them morning and shame you did not did the 10 minute detour to Dodd, on the way up to Red Pike, so worth it for the views over Crummock Water. Absolutely loved the mist hanging over the tops, such a magical sight. Sorry but I had to LOL at Nath, going on about how chilled he was, nice and relaxed, heart rate down, pack light, having a nice gentle stroll and then nearly goes arse over tit lol. Real pleased you got some canny views from High Crag but pleased I was not descending down there again, as I could not find the right path down and walked down on shingle all the way down - nightmare. Loved the technical terms you used you found in Wainwrights books lol and funny enough Tom Cruise was filming in Buttermere a few weeks back, so....I parked at the farm at the bottom of Fleetwith Pike (where the film crew were), only £4 all day and you can park overnight. Great watch and good to see the weather got better for you, fingers crossed it stays like that for part 2, cheers Alan
I do remember your video of the buttermere edge... wasnt it called something like the day I nearly died or the hardest day hiking ? Would have been a tough old trek without water and in the sun. You lived to tell the tale though Alan, thats the main thing. Cheers for watching, mate.
What was your base weight for this trip Trev? Mine seems to creep up with every trip which isn't the way to do it!
Probably around 10kgs all in, I'd say Richard
@@SummitOrNothing Nice to see those 17kg+ days are behind you :) ATB, Rich
@@montyburns4908-y2e yea I put my winter kit together this morning, even that is around 10kgs now. Amazing!
Last week the BBC, this week Hollywood stars haha
I once met Tom Cruise when I was fishing at a lake on a private estate in Northampton, he was there learning to ride a horse for a movie!
He came up behind me with Nicole Kidman and asked me a load of questions about fishing, surreal!
He always seems like such a nice guy, bit strange but decent... but I still can't watch him in films. His characters always have to be the best of the best. Yawn!
He was a nice fella, he sat with me for best part of an hour!
I know what you mean about his films, they're all exactly the same!
I was there same day, did Haystacks. You were informed correctly, that was MI 7 being filmed and I saw Tom Cruise getting into helicopter near the farm
Cool. We will have to watch for ourselves in the movie lol
So two women camping again... Glad to see the dynamic duo.
🤣🤣🤣 cheeky c*** . Thanks for watching!
Bleaberry tarn is such a beautiful camp. We went there in our last Lake District video!
Yea a lovely spot
Yep it long way up but it easy guys it has snow yet. To add to the fun !
Sounds great!
Hoping to get to the lakes next year. Its just such a slog up from Devon. Do you have a favourite, dartmoor or the lakes?
It's a long way but we'll worth the journey. As much as I love Dartmoor, the Lakes is my favourite national park we have visited so far. Absolutely beautiful.
@@SummitOrNothing I get what you mean, Dartmoor is great, and we are lucky to have it on our doorstep, but, the lakes, snowdonia etc are a whole lot more dramatic from a vertical perspective!
@@ryanrunningwild dunno quite what it is but the lakes is just lush to me. Absolutely stunning.
Good evening Trev, Nath, we have been very much looking forward to this since your social media posts! ⛰👍
Question for Nath regards his boots, can you ask if they provide ample ankle support, I am forever twisting my ankles in mine 😬
Beautiful part of the Lakes too guys (not that there are any bad parts lol) but especially stunning, Kat's mum used to swim in the Buttermere as a whipper snapper 🤗
Loved the picth site and the kit talk, green with envy here 👌 😍 mountain camping is something else huh, that wind will feel like someone shaking your tent down for spare change! 🌬🏕⛰
Well done on getting up and out in the morning, must have been tempting to shut eye and bag some more sleep! Not a bad veiw to unzip too tho hey 😍
Good climb up the first mountain too, get the ole ticker tocking! Yaaaay at the summit shout 🙌 👏 😀
Spectacular scenes and some amazing shots guys, High Styles very much on our to climb list, looked cracking when the clag broke 👍 your cameras had a good test too! 🗺🧭
Buttermere Ridge looked ace, lucky you checked your route too, that would have been one hell of a ride down! 😳
Famous wainwright quote "rough as fudge" 🤭 🚁 would not fancy jumping from the helicopter lol mental 😆
Thanks so much for taking us along with us guys, really enjoyable watch with a brew and some chocolate 🍫 😋 ☕ catch you soon, Ceri and Kat 🤓👍
Cheers guys. Yea this was an enjoyable trip to the lakes. One camera did get a bit wet and packed up. Soon dried it out though and now all good. The low cloud makes it all the more interesting, but luckily those views still come through.
Not heard nath complain about those boots at all, so pretty sure his ankles have been fine. I used to get awful trouble with mine rolling in my berhhaus mid height boot, find it's got to to be either a full ankle height boot or none at all. The mid seems to trick me into a false sense of security.
Anyway, thanks for watching
Really glad that you enjoyed it. Cheers!
Question to Trev AND Nate - how did your tents cope with condensation being single skin in the autumn weather?
Question to Nate - are you happy you chose the 4 season Lanshan 2 Pro - or do you think the 3 season would be better as long as you have a warm bag and mat?
I thought I may have had problems with the vik 1, but nope, no condensation. Not did Nath in the Lanshan2 . I believe Nath is more than happy with the 4 season, he has never said he wished he'd gone for the 3 season.
Outstanding, sounds like your adventures turning into an expedition! How did Nath find the Montane down jacket, does it compress very small and light? Cheers 👍
Hes really happy with it, Alan, as you will find out in future episodes... he doesn't stop going on about it lol.
Montane gear is excellent, can't go wrong
@@RollrightKnights indeed, I have some trousers and a synthetic insulated belay jacket which are great but it doesn't pack down very small and is a touch on the heavy side hence looking about for a down option for wild camping 😃👍
@@SummitOrNothing I will be all ears.. btw had a great Dartmoor experience last week, first time back in 17 years,.. plus a big 👍 for wistmans cider 😀
@@aland6785 ah thats brilliant to hear Alan! Well done mate! Did you manage to catch the good weather?
Some of the music in this is lush. Royalty free n all?
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Quoting Wainwright, "Rough as f@c£" 🤣
Word for word
Hiya, I have always wanted to buy a boat but I am just to tall for a narrow boat, looking forward to the walk next week as I have looked at doing that route too, which drone have you gone for? My pilgrims walk starts this week as I know you said you wanted to see that trail of mine cheers Andy
This sounds like you may be replying to someone else's comment perhaps, or maybe I just can't read it straight this early in the morning lol
@@SummitOrNothing yes it was meant for 'Drunk on Wunderlust' not sure how you got it, lol
Do a gear load out video!!
I filmed one the other day, but the mic stopped working g about a minute into the bloody video! Nooooooooo!!!!!
have you tryed the LOWA combat boots best boots ive had lasted 4 years wore them almost everyday.. ive just bought the lowa hunter very expensive but if ther as good as the combat boots ill be happy . can be resoled 2 year warranty
Hi, the vik 1, how much it weights in total,
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It weighs 1.09kgs . Heres a closer look if you're interested ua-cam.com/video/kMpDcVGeruQ/v-deo.html
@@SummitOrNothing thank you so much. I used to watch your videos.
Have a nice night.
@@SummitOrNothing 1.09 kg including the mat?
@@hichamhrdhf8773 I think without. The video will tell you for sure the weight of the mat
@@SummitOrNothing yes I saw, thanks.
Now you made out bogey Dartmoor to the best side the uk here a location for you on top of hay stack in the pass there a mountain hut for the night but the best view is on haystack. Along the ridge on the other side of the ridge you doing. ! Guys save wild camping it long way down. For me. So I no you great guys respect the rules as the national party is get up set with stay Hoilday campaign on the top use as rubbish dump and a Hoilday camp. It great to see you out the bogs. ! Another location you may like is in the dale in the Eden valley which better walking on the side of the 66 road outside Penrith. Alston moor
Yea, was great to get up north. We dis that exact route you mentioned in June of last year, took in fleetwith pike, hayatacks, kirk fell and great gable in one hike. Was awesome! ua-cam.com/video/AqYAHvc9eag/v-deo.html
It’s a fair old slog going up there, and then it’s gets steeper.
Yea, i think camping midway was a great idea to break it up. Thanks for watching!
They were filming for the new mission impossible, Tom cruise was here for a couple week
Yea - public concenus seems to suggest that it was he. Gate-crashing our videos 🤣🤣!
They are called Scarpa Rangers and they're the most comfiest boots in the world from a personal point of view
Yea, Nath did inform me of the model after the trip, managed to get the correct link in the videos description. Thanks for watching, Lee!
you missed the little bothy lads
Probably Gary!
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@@BulldogBadger want to check again 🤭
Yes I validated
@@BulldogBadger stewards inquiry...winner Mr Badger 🏆
@@TeaInValhalla never doubt the 🦡🦡
Look it's Part 2 of two girls in a tent😂
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Trev you could save a few extra pounds in your pack if you took the labels off your sleeping bag and roll mat 🤣
Probably 🤣🤣
Yah .....
Enjoy!
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Cheers Rob! Enjoy!
Wow amazing scenery!.........Another place I need to drag my fat arse 👍
Haha.... you certainly do, James.
Tom Who? Is he a wild camper or something? 🤷♂️
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