How hard can it be to find a camp spot on the Cape Wrath Trail | Day 4

[@raymondlogister6828]

very beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@TonyHobbs]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelreynoldsok]

The terrain certainly made for an arduous hike. It appeared Chris was capturing some great images along the way.

[@TonyHobbs]

Chris did very well with his photos some on his blog. It was very lumpy bumpy boggy lol

[@TimmyBobinson]

Wow that is minimal cover. Nice one.

[@TonyHobbs]

Thanks 😀 its plenty as no midges

[@otf.outdoors]

Good watch as usual Tony, such a great area to hike and camp in , atb Mick 👍

[@TonyHobbs]

Thanks Mick 😀 😊

[@peter236uk1]

Great video Tony

[@TonyHobbs]

Many thanks 😊

[@TheSimong69]

great vlog brother. as usual what a great days walking..who needs fuel,,, fill the bags with gin....lol..

[@TonyHobbs]

Could probably light the gin too 😆

[@fraserconnell21]

If you've done a video on how you dehydrated your trail food would you please send a link ? . Thanks Tony and best wishes ,
Fraser😊

[@TonyHobbs]

ua-cam.com/video/klYH0jynQUc/v-deo.html
Funny you ask 😄 did a month ago

[@Earlofmar1]

while I admire the minimalism of the tent, how are you not beset with midges or ticks?

[@TonyHobbs]

Midges had passed mostly, ticks rarely climb onto floor 😅

[@superbiker3]

Which loch are you by? Also please name the second loch.

[@TonyHobbs]

Not sure off hand but it's next to leading to sandwood bay north West Scotland near cape wrath

[@ChrisTownsendOutdoor]

First one is Loch Stack, the last one Loch Inchard, with three other lochs inbetween

[@fraserconnell21]

Great to see that care in the community extends to long distance walking. But Chris seems to lead from the front so we're not sure who's looking after who..?😳🫡👏👏

[@TonyHobbs]

I think Chris is fine 😆