This looks bad ass, I wish I could do something like this, I suffer complex ptsd tho, It's a massive barrier for me for doing a lot of things, I suffer it because of years of violence inflicted on me so my trust for people have gone, But yeah I'm not as bad as I was but I still can't go out much, Only time I will go out is when I use either my electric monster scooter or my E-bike, Mainly my E-bike coz the UK still thinks an electric scooter is some sort of dangerous vehicle so they put laws in em, So I done my E-bike, If you suffer mental health or even health issues then an E-bike will help you get out if you can, I am going to start braving it soon tho an go further a field see how I cope, Poss try book a cabin somewhere, An do a nature trip on my E-bike, Try light a little fire light Ray do, lol.... Yeah Ray is always a top show, Extremely educated Ray is, I prefer Ray then the dude who sleeps in hotels, lol....
why not stay with a traditional/typical rural Finnish (or Sami, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, or whatever) family in the North, that will cost you less. That way, you will also get the opportunity to booze (that will even be exspected from you).
You can go on your own to do it and it'll be £2000, on a course £3000, on a course with one of the three most eminent Bushcraft exponents on the planet £5000. It's kind of how life has always worked.....no name cola costs a lot less than the real thing.
Travelled up through the Yukon on my way to the Arctic Ocean in 2009 in Feb/March the air was absolutely crisp clear. It must have been brilliant to film this course. Wow well done Martin. Very inspiring. - Stewart.
Very appropriate price. He has to make a (good) living along with his staff, especially after taking years out to care for his wife. Not for me both financially and for political philosophy reasons and I'd rather live in a society where people don't need such 'adventures' to give deep meaning to their lives. But, taken as a business product, price will be appropriate to its target market - simple demand and supply pricing curve that gives a few people, from travel industry to trip assistants and lights cabin builders, an honest income
This was funny as hell. Tourist video pitching the most easy access places of our enviroment as "bushcraft" material. We have denser woods in our back yard and I live in fairly big city in North Karelia. Overall snow depht here is currently 55 cm, and it's only january.
@@mrshankly213 Why the repetition? Are you like Richard Texan from The Simpson's, tad bit obsessive compulsive and have to do everything in pairs... One two three! One two three! I would get then that why you seemed to take my comment personally, being an executive trying to find bushcraft experiences from UA-cam. You are going to have one hell of a wait, because I rather watch the crackling fire than the finder of a camera when out and about.
@@sanakassara "Why the repetition?" UA-cam failure obviously. Why would I take your comment personally? "being an executive trying to find bushcraft experiences from UA-cam" Who me? No I try and find idiotic comments on UA-cam. Why would you say I'm an executive? And lastly, what are you smoking?
@@mrshankly213 Yes yes, failure indeed... I think that the only "failure" might have been the glitch between your brain and your index finger, which you used to poke the enter button. Or did you smash it with an hamfist? I figured that you could be part of the intended target audience, fed up executive or career missile looking for exotic kicks from tourist traps in here, like the geezers falling on their asses on skies in the video. Then I took a look at you channel and for the life of me I can't figure out why would have you been so butthurt from my comment. How could anybody devouring so much Simpson's like you do, even find him/herself from the comment section of an "bushcraft" video - not that this even qualified as one. Do you even go out enough to be interested in spending time in the nature? TBHT, there was no nature in the video. Only thing I saw was a tourist trap and bunch of travellers from the thousands of similar groups visiting here constantly and spoiling the nature in the process.
This looks bad ass, I wish I could do something like this, I suffer complex ptsd tho, It's a massive barrier for me for doing a lot of things, I suffer it because of years of violence inflicted on me so my trust for people have gone, But yeah I'm not as bad as I was but I still can't go out much, Only time I will go out is when I use either my electric monster scooter or my E-bike, Mainly my E-bike coz the UK still thinks an electric scooter is some sort of dangerous vehicle so they put laws in em, So I done my E-bike, If you suffer mental health or even health issues then an E-bike will help you get out if you can, I am going to start braving it soon tho an go further a field see how I cope, Poss try book a cabin somewhere, An do a nature trip on my E-bike, Try light a little fire light Ray do, lol....
Yeah Ray is always a top show, Extremely educated Ray is, I prefer Ray then the dude who sleeps in hotels, lol....
5 grand. I'd love to go, but it's the pursuit of the rich it seems.
Just quit the pub for a year.
why not stay with a traditional/typical rural Finnish (or Sami, Swedish, Norwegian, Russian, or whatever) family in the North, that will cost you less. That way, you will also get the opportunity to booze (that will even be exspected from you).
Wonderful! Mr. Mears is incredible. Thanks for the upload.
Looks amazing, then after you have finished, right time of year you get to see the Aurora Borealis!
You can go on your own to do it and it'll be £2000, on a course £3000, on a course with one of the three most eminent Bushcraft exponents on the planet £5000.
It's kind of how life has always worked.....no name cola costs a lot less than the real thing.
Travelled up through the Yukon on my way to the Arctic Ocean in 2009 in Feb/March the air was absolutely crisp clear. It must have been brilliant to film this course. Wow well done Martin. Very inspiring. - Stewart.
I envy you so much!
Ray looks like he spends every night in a hotel drinking port and that he now suffers gout.
he has Lyme disease; it nearly ended his career and makes it difficult to maintain his weight, so have a heart mate
As the years go by he looks more and more like Benny Hill's younger brother!!
I thought it was meatloaf!!
Brilliant!
No women allowed then?
Or maybe only men have £5k spare for this kind of jolly
awesome. sadly I am not in the woods. :(
£5000 .......wow......how to survive being ripped off
Very appropriate price. He has to make a (good) living along with his staff, especially after taking years out to care for his wife. Not for me both financially and for political philosophy reasons and I'd rather live in a society where people don't need such 'adventures' to give deep meaning to their lives. But, taken as a business product, price will be appropriate to its target market - simple demand and supply pricing curve that gives a few people, from travel industry to trip assistants and lights cabin builders, an honest income
@@cuebj Damming with faint praise ..
This was funny as hell. Tourist video pitching the most easy access places of our enviroment as "bushcraft" material. We have denser woods in our back yard and I live in fairly big city in North Karelia. Overall snow depht here is currently 55 cm, and it's only january.
Can't wait to see your bushcraft career take off and get your own TV series like Ray Mears.
Can't wait to see your bushcraft career take off and get your own TV series like Ray Mears.
@@mrshankly213 Why the repetition? Are you like Richard Texan from The Simpson's, tad bit obsessive compulsive and have to do everything in pairs... One two three! One two three! I would get then that why you seemed to take my comment personally, being an executive trying to find bushcraft experiences from UA-cam.
You are going to have one hell of a wait, because I rather watch the crackling fire than the finder of a camera when out and about.
@@sanakassara "Why the repetition?"
UA-cam failure obviously. Why would I take your comment personally?
"being an executive trying to find bushcraft experiences from UA-cam"
Who me? No I try and find idiotic comments on UA-cam. Why would you say I'm an executive? And lastly, what are you smoking?
@@mrshankly213 Yes yes, failure indeed... I think that the only "failure" might have been the glitch between your brain and your index finger, which you used to poke the enter button. Or did you smash it with an hamfist?
I figured that you could be part of the intended target audience, fed up executive or career missile looking for exotic kicks from tourist traps in here, like the geezers falling on their asses on skies in the video. Then I took a look at you channel and for the life of me I can't figure out why would have you been so butthurt from my comment. How could anybody devouring so much Simpson's like you do, even find him/herself from the comment section of an "bushcraft" video - not that this even qualified as one.
Do you even go out enough to be interested in spending time in the nature?
TBHT, there was no nature in the video. Only thing I saw was a tourist trap and bunch of travellers from the thousands of similar groups visiting here constantly and spoiling the nature in the process.