When I was 16 in 71’ I was as camping with friends at a place by a river we called “the bend”. I was on a cot in an old army bag and sometime early in the morning morning I felt something breathing on my face. Paralyzed with fear I opened my eyes to see a cow starring at me a few inches from my face. Ha! Having grown up on a ranch I knew to just stay still, there was a whole herd moseying around the camp and my friends, several on the ground in bags. The cow and I looked at each other for a few minutes and she moved on, so I went back to sleep. Since that time I’ve heard coyotes, wolves, and several unidentifiable sounds, but my heart never stopped like that “cow” night. Nice video by the way!
Lord Rat, it was just a another fleeting moment in the heart of a young man. Ha! Unfortunately I haven’t been there in many years, but I now live in Montana where the beautiful camps abound. We camping as often as time will allow. Still backpack, and take the Jeep out a lot. Used to dirt bike camp tons but just Jeep now so we can take the kayaks. Thanks for asking!
My brother and I had a camp on the back of our farm we used often back in the 70's. My parents would bring their tent and stay sometimes, but we slept under the stars in a place we had walled up about 3 feet with flat limestone rocks. Once my parents and my Mom's sister and family came from the city to camp for the weekend(they brought a pop up camper). My brother and I invited my cousin to sleep out in The Fort where we had a nice fire going in the fire pit and a beautiful cloudless sky with a million stars. We both slept like the dead, but when we woke up in the morning there was no sign of my cousin or his sleeping bag. When his family finally got up he came out of the camper with them. We asked him what was wrong and he said he couldn't sleep, and that our horse came up in the night looked over the rock wall and (growled) at him LOL. So he took off for the camper.
Back in the early 90s I had bought a '79 Ramcharger and one first things I done was to head up to the montains with my new toy and a good adult beverage. I had a few friends come up and hang out and some just dropped on by. What a night, more friends, the more I drank, and this night was the first time that I had ever lost my balance and fell into a bush, not the fire. After the fire died down and the company had left I climbed into the front seat and fell asleep. Later that night I was woken up because the ride was "bouncing around" wtf? as soon as I thought that cows answered that question. They was using it as a scratching post. But being passed out and forgot about your surroundings and wake up to that...smh.
Love you son I've been watching your program for long now no sitting home for 5 and a half month doing nothing life is not like before but still you given me company
Thanks Luke for keeping all of our spirits high during this historic turn of events. Stay safe and healthy for you and your family. We all truly appreciate everything you are doing. Steve & Kristin
Yes,thanks Luke for all you do. You help take the focus off of the tough times we are all going through. Take care of yourself and family and stay safe . God Bless.
@@signore-solomonare1818Watching from 2024. The first thing you did, Luke ,was set up some kind of Gate or Trail Sign across the road leading into your campsite. You did not explain, i have watched many of your adventures but never saw you do that . i am guessing it was meant to convey that the site was occupied ?
Nice video! The tent in combination with the stove seems so luxurious. I can SO relate to the trash situation. Nothing worse than finding a good camp and then seeing a bunch of used TP laying around and rotting food. Some people never learned to respect nature. This is why I think the Boy Scouts was such a good organization in its day since it educated us and taught us respect. The creepiest experience I ever had was backpacking in the San Rafael wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. I did a one night solo trip ahead of meeting with some friends the next day. When I parked I saw warning signs about mountain lions. This made me a little nervous since I was alone. After hiking for a few miles, I stayed at Coldwater camp along the Manzana river. I was just getting ready to sleep when all around something was bumping into and scratching the bottom of my tent. It was totally dark and it really freaked me out. I grabbed my little pocket knife and flashlight and went bravely out into the dark. When I looked down I saw well over 100 arroyo toads all heading for the river to copulate. It appears that my tent was in their way. Since I knew what was going on I went back into the tent and had a good night sleep. Not a toad was found the next morning. I've ran into bears, bobcats, rattlesnakes and coyotes but have never been as scared as I was by a hoard of sex crazed toads.
My scariest moment backpacking was in the Quetico Provincial Park in Canada. I woke early one morning to snorting sounds right outside my tent. The sun was just coming up and it cast a shadow of a huge animal standing over my tent. I laid absolutely petrified in my sleeping bag while it walked around my tent, snorting and pressing gently on the walls. My friend (another female) was camped about 100 yards away. I was too scared to call out to her and had nothing in the tent to defend myself with. The whole encounter lasted less than 30 seconds when I finally heard the thing walk away. I waited a few minutes before I mustered enough courage to exit my tent. What I found were moose tracks, a cow and it's calf that approached just inches from my tent. Thanks Luke for that video, even though it was not one of your backpacking adventures, it is probably one of my favorites.
@@maggiedj1131 I did ask my friend and she hadn't heard or seen anything. We knew that moose cows defending their calves can be very dangerous and that I was pretty fortunate I didn't get hurt.
It always angers me when I find trash. I always leave a place better than the way I found it. It’s how I was raised. That hot tepee tent and stove are awesome.
On a trip to California in 95, I stealth camped for a week in the woods back from Trinidad beach near Eureka. We called it " Camp Wouldn't Wanna Be Ya". I fell asleep to the surf and woke up to barking seals. The tent I brought didn't have stakes or ropes. I made stakes and used my shoe laces for ropes. It worked. Never had any problems with people, but keep your knife close, always.
Greetings. We spent some lvery happy times in Eureka, CA. My parents moved there from WA and my husband and I spent our honeymoon, 60 yrs ago, camping along the Oregon Coast until we got rained out and headed for Eureka We gave a young man a ride as far as Eureka, and dropped him off , He was going to stealth camp in. ‘duck blinds” the area. . My folks were traveling and I had a key to the house, it was half of a big old elegant mansion. . made into two “units”. it was so elegant and spacious. We went charter boat fishing out of Trinidad. it is a small world.. and some things never change. I hope you made it back to your Camp “wouldn’t wanna be ya”. We loved Pink Floyd,too.
You Right Luke Keep The Environment Clean, I’m Hoping Their Homes Are Clean. I Love Camping With Luke. All You Have To Do Is Just Look At His Videos, And You Actually There With Him. Thank You For The Video During Our Crisis🙏🏾🙏🏾😷😷🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🥰🥰💪🏽💪🏽LUKE PLEASE BE CAREFUL OUT THERE ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ STAY SAFE YOU AND YOUR LOVELY FAMILY 🙏🏾🙏🏾😷😷
I've seen many types of outdoor/survivor experiences either on TV or streaming and i've always been impressed with the solo excursions. having to set up the tripod and camera, then moving back to film the walk towards it, then resetting the camera to walk away from it, then having to GO BACK again to pick it up, then do that again and again multiple times to show how long a trek they go thru just shows the dedication to the proper way to show what you go thru to give us your videos, always is impressive.
The audio on Luke’s Productions is such high quality! i have a hearing loss at my age of 80, and don’t get out much anymore. , I have an I-pad. & watch a LOT of you tube, i got into the habit during the lockdowns, i can tell you, there are not many channels that have good sound, even in 2024. So many have fade in ,fade out , and low volume, , some i can barely hear and rely on CC’s. This hot tent adventure from 2020, even, has such crsip, clear sound and full volume. i even had to turn it down a bit, his equipment picked up every snappping twig, footstep and sizzle of his fry pan..
I can't leave my home for 12 weeks so my new tent will not be getting used any time soon. I have COPD so I'm classed as an 'at risk' over 70 individual but at least I can watch your videos Luke, Stay safe young'un and your family of course!
I feel your pain Alan, it's only day 6 and I'm tearing the damn walls down! Hopefully BoJo will set us free by the autumn and we can enjoy some camping again!
I understand your frustration. I'm about 800m from a national park, but to go camping there would be deemed "unnecessary travel' in the eyes of big brother. F@#& that, I'm goin anyway!
Valhalla is my Heaven Well, being over 70 & also having COPD are not 2 things you want to have if you contract the virus. I’d imagine his doctor and/or common sense told him not to leave his home..
Beautiful location plenty of space. Yeah these days you have to keep a good supply of heavy trash bags, "picker upper" and good disposable gloves in your car just to clean up the last guy's mess. Love that cot and stove, tent could be bigger. You could keep a "store bought" log or two in your rig to use in the stove in case all the firewood is too wet. After having chowder you should be good with beer the rest of the day/ evening. Have you tried a "perimeter alert" with fishing line, small bells for sleeping. Wildlife cam or two would be fun. You can find them for thirty or forty sometimes in the closeout box. Thanks for having us along and for a great video.
Good axe = Good time splitting logs Bad axe = Bad time splitting logs My dad used to give me his old axes and hatchets as "practice" axes. I traded them for a refurbished Husquvarna axe from a local blacksmith, and I still use it over a decade later. The hand pain isn't worth any money you save from using bad axes.
There should be more people like you in this world. You are a very up uplifting person. You have a great outlook on life. I am so addicted to your video's they are so relaxing.... I found you by accident. I watch a lot of rain tapes. Rain and camping, what else could you ask for. Thanks
Usually, I get too impatient to watch such a long video, but I truly enjoyed this.. felt as though I was on the adventure myself. 🛶 I love that stove! 😎 Ty for picking up after others... sigh! Stay safe and healthy... Luke and family. 😎💜
I live near a beach in a rural area. People come on weekends and holidays from the city and leave bottles, cans and litter of all sorts . including those Styrofoam fast food containers that don't break down. Seabirds, turtles and fish can choke on that stuff. I am always cleaning up, and take gloves and a pointed stick with me. Fortunately a lot of locals have the same care for the environment. We need more county bins in parking areas at the beach. at the moment we have to trailer this junk to the local tip a 40Km round trip plus $35.00 to dump the trailer load. Why don't people just clean up after themselves?
Agreed, we as children experienced two summers traveling across America and never saw as much trash as we do now, my father was a staff sergeant in Korea and every place we camped we lined up and walked the camp sites and picked all trash before and after he always said leave it better then we found it, I taught this to my grandchildren as well. Happy Adventures.
Greetings from the UK. I share your anger mate and what I think about people like that is unprintable. But I love your vids; really inspirational stuff. Keep up the great work.
It's the pits here in the UK. There's been a crack down on parking places near my usual spot, no longer allowing over night parking, no doubt there's been trouble with rubbish being dumped
As usual sir, another amazing adventure. It's always great watching you tackle all your reviews and overnight adventures. You're right the wilderness is for all of us, and we really should take care of it. Cleaning up after ourselves is not that hard, but some people just refuse to do it. You and your family stay safe. Strength and Honour. Keep the videos coming.
In 1967 and a Boy Scout, I was at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. My section was taking the northern route of doing half of the Ranches trails. We were like 5 days maybe more when we were told of a crew that was stealing camp food. We were instructed to set a bear bag and hang it high and dry. LOL So we hung it up and it was secured but the crew got into it. The crew was made up of a few Chipmunks, a Badger, and the leader of the crew was a moma bear and her cubs. The Chipmunks chewed the rope, when it hit the ground the Badger opened the bag and got what it wanted and the moma bear got what she wanted and I had a visitor while she was busy. I had one of the cubs come to my tent and play with the bottom of my sleeping bag. I rolled up into a small ball and the cub sliced up the bottom of my sleeping bag. The whole Scout Patrol had to go on a survival experience 3 days earlier than we were suppose to do. We ate berries and other wild plants. I loved that experience and wish I could have done it again, from the smoked clothes with the black tint of using pine to help dry our clothes to taking a shower by cutting fire wood and smelling like rotten eggs to the new friendship and fellowship I learned at 17 years old. WOW it was so great, than going in to the Marine Corps at 19 years of age.
“Food stealing crew’ i thought you wre going to tell us it was the two legged kind. of varmints. LOL chipmunks, badger and bears…LOL.. when i was 14 and “starving” i at church camp, i wrote to my folks to send me a box of candy bars. When they arrived, i shared some and put t the rest in my suitcase. IIn the night, the chipmunks chewed through the seams of my suitcase and ate all the candy on the spot, leaving the shredded wrappers behind. it all happened without a sound, there were 6 girls in our cabin, nobody heard a thing. They are some real professional camp thieves. 🐿️🐿️🐿️
That is just the most amazing camp setup. I'm just so amazed at the tent, the wood burner, the cot and the saw. Quick setup and comfortable living. Amazing video thanks
You finally got yourself one of the stoves I have wanted for a couple years now. Those WW stoves, especially the Nomads, are just beautiful and well-built. I've been looking at that same tent, too. Perfect! Thanks, Luke! I hope you and Susie are well and stay well.
An old buck did his mating call outside on our lawn, just bellow my window. Not sure how old i was but for a few minutes i was convinced that werewolves were real!
Me and my mate were camping under a tarp, he was in a bivy and I was just there on my mat. It was maybe 12 in the morning and there was strong winds and a tree fell down and you could definitely hear it. I somehow fell asleep and apparently another tree fell. I woke up not too long after, to then a wombat has pasted us, all you could hear was the thuds and the sticks breaking. the win calmed down by this point and a yapping started, a blue hearer wouldn't stop barking and kept us up all night.
I enjoyed watching this episode and seeing how the hot tent and stove worked out. Frustrating that people trash the place and leave their fire smoldering/burning. Thank you for cleaning up and making the site ready for camping again.
It makes me so angry as well when people are sh*ting all over the nature, I can't understand why it's so hard to take a trash bag and throw in your garbage inside, especially when most of the people arrive by cars to these places. When I'm going fishing and camping, I see so much trash it makes my blood boil, like really... I don't get it. Thank you and to the people who cares, for being a good person and taking care of the environment. Respect to you sir!
I've tried to watch other outdoor channels but it just don't work for me. It's like Alamazon's kitchen! The originals! Love what you put out Luke! Thank you for all your hard work and time making these videos. Much appreciate sir.
Have you tried a silky saw ? That saw your using seems to take a long time to cut . Such a shame some people have no respect for the land. Great videos .
I agree the Navy parka is one of the few items you get issued that does its job well. Never had an issue with it. The parka liner that zips in will make it great for any freezing cold weather.
Hey Luke, firstly, thanks for the great content! You’re an inspiration. Secondly, have you even considered doing a “how I make my content” video? I’d love to see a little behind the scenes!
I learned that if you bring trash in - you take it out and all you leave is memories! I guess Im an old 72 year old boy scout I guess. Its still the best way. Just going through my canoe camping gear and am heading out for 4 days to Heaven on earth! You guys take care and be safe. Stay positive , stay busy. Greetings from Perth Ontario Canada!
People leaving garbage in campsites sucks. I always leave campsites cleaner than when I arrived. Sweet camping setup. Great stove, awesome meal. Life at its best !
Luke, that sound that you thought was big foot howling was most likely a police officer trying to stop a motorist using the yelp mode on his cruisers siren.
Craziest thing that ever happened to me in the woods would have been when I found a 6 foot long snake sharing my sleeping bag when I woke in the morning. I never felt it crawl in, and it left by itself after I got out. It was not aggressive or poisonous, so it all worked out well.
My friend who stayed in the national guard longer than I posted a video of a rattle snake crawling around the sleep system he was in. It had buzzed several times in the night but he thought it was his phone buzzing because the sleeping brain ain't that smart
Most snakes are deadly in Australia when camping. And the pythons will crush you. Not to mention poisonous spiders and scorpions You cannot have an open bottomed tent like that and hope to survive. You hang your boots up inside your sealed tent and check them before you put them on
Great video Luke. I was brought up hunting and fishing, camping year round. We always cleaned up behind ourselves. If you took it in you brought the wrappers cans bottles whatever out with you. We never shot anything we did not eat. If we caught a fish on bait and it swallowed it we keep it. It wouldn't live so bring it home. People have no Morales na respect anymore. We grew up to respect the land, to respect the elderly. You didn't bother another persons stuff. You ask if you needed to barrow something. Keep up the great videos Luke god bless you and Susie and family.
Hey Luke!! Awesome video 👍 good to see someone out having fun during all this bullshit lol 😁 hope you and Susan and family are well and staying safe!! Can't wait to see the next adventure 👍😁🌲🌳🔥⛺😊 when are you announcing the tent winners!! 😊👍
Luke you did very well with all the equipment you had to test out for us .. I really like the wood stove. I think your tent is pretty neat too.. Great cot set up to sleep on .. Nothing wrong with drive up or in camping as i do it myself and most trips i have it all to myself ..But like you i get really upset when i pull into a site i have used for the last 50 years and there is trash everywhere and beer bottles all over .. Great camp you should do more like that .. I'm a backpacker myself but truck camping works and i hike from that point ...great video
@@JoeZUGOOLA No. We can't. We can't go anywhere. Because when everyone is dead, everyone will be dead. There will be nobody left to go anywhere including you. You did say everybody. That includes you.
I am a very new subscriber, and am watching ALL of your camping videos, not necessarily in order either. Just watching them as they pop up. One thing I really enjoy about you Luke, and Susie, is your responsibility to nature. Just like my parents showed me as a kid, when they saw garbage, they handed us gloves, or sticks or tongs and had us pick up the garbage. The ONLY garbage we were not allowed to touch was needles, bullets, and guns, and anything that looked like blood. Sometimes we fond stuff like that--if it had to do with firearms, my Dad would bag it, tag it, and go to the nearest payphone, (did not have cell phones back then) and call police to come get it! Usually the local sheriff where we were camping would come, gladly to pick up any weapon found. One time we found something related to an opne case, that helped solve a case! Will not say more, as it would not be right in this format. Anyway, you have my blessings Luke. Hope to see some Videos of Susie soon. Blessings from Gresham Oregon, Michelle Reed
I was hiking at night in Germany and as I passed a patch of trees I heard a low growl like the sound of a huge dog (Rottweiler came to my mind then). Then wolf crossed my mind. Whatever made the sound caused my heart rate to rocket and I could feel my chest wall pound but I knew better than to run which might have caused the animal's natural predatory chase instinct to kick in. The only "weapon" on me was a Victorinox multi-tool and a wooden hiking staff I used for Volksmarching events. Another scare happened on the Mogollon Rim of Arizona. As I was in a squat position I felt I was being watched. I turned slowly and about 50 to 60 yards away up on a high rock was a mountain lion and it was crouched in a spring mode. I yelled (more like screamed) for my buddies to come help me. As they ran down the path towards my screams the animal turned abruptly and disappeared.
back in the day (40 yrs ago) at scout camp, late at night we were awaken by a crying. the scout masters woke everyone up we all gathered with our high powered (not) EverReady flashlights with the thought there was a scout that wondered off in the middle of the night and ended up in this marshy pond. We were shining our pathetic lights off into the darkness all the while listening to this child crying. but to no avail we couldn't see him. One of the scout master then drove his truck down to the pond and turned on his off road lights there before us were 2 Crane mating. there was this tone that went across the night relief that it wasn't a child, but a disgust that we were woken up for nothing, and a laughter that yes we were awaken by sounds of nature in the heat of the night. cheers.
Thanks for the video we were hoping get out why we seem to have pretty of time on our hands, but guess what they have closed all of our national parks down for the time being . Hope you and the family stay safe and well
Hay Luke I know what you think and feel about the mess left behind. I see it all the time here in Delaware people don't care because they don't have to clean up their mess. What I bring in I take out. I believe in (leave no trace). I've been an outdoorsman ALL my life. I'm 63yrs old and still LOVE the outdoors. Though I can't do trails or long hikes I still do car/truck camping. Hope to meet you soon. Dennis from Delaware
The one the only sasquatch screaming hahahah always and I mean always makes your hair stand up all over. I was walking down a road on my rez I came to this spot I then herd this heavy breathing above me yeah lol I herd heavy breathing above my head I couldn't see what it was or how far above my head it was I guess about another 2 or 3 feet higher that gave me the killer chillers I was right next to it from the sound of it I froze for 2 or 3 seconds then my feet did something on there own it seemed lol I got myself out of there fast and silent
Truly Winnerwell is a ALL NIGHTER stove no other I've used can do that. That being said my TI stove is only 2lbs so you gotta pick and choose.. Great ADVENTURE Luke thanks for sharing as always🤙
The most freaky experience I had was when I was tarp camping I woke up early hours of the morning for a toilet an as I opened my eyes my dog was leaning over my face I nearly pooped my pants
Nice video. Good gear too. What pants are those? I just got back from three days out in the white mountains in NH. Rucked out 3 miles, packed the tent, stove, gear. Got water from the Pemigewasset river..very good time
Had my first experience with a pack of coyotes....I literally was thinking....."who are these drunks....hooting and hollering?" Ohhhh......that ain't people.......woooooooohoooo!!!!
Nice video. Good job on editing, filming and sharing your adventure! I saw it today and I don’t recall seeing it before. The glow of the fire through the glass makes everything so peaceful. That, and coffee time!
Darren Neiger I’m sure Luke will correct me if I am wrong but that tent has an open bottom and vents up top, which allows for steady ventilation. Under any other circumstances, I agree wholeheartedly; a carbon monoxide detector is a must.
Amen brother we will get through this . If I die I enjoyed your channel with dreams of freedom looking at the view this world has the offer what a beautiful world we live in
Your videos are so peaceful...thank you so very much for sharing. You are the closest that i will ever get to see this wilderness. Thanks again. Peace and happiness.
.....ahhhhhhhhh you're freakin me outttt like Shaggy style with the bigfoot talk. Where are you appx located in the world so i can avoid that area?! Hahaha
Stove looked great but do not like an open bottom tent to much. The site looked nice also. Thanks for what you do very much. I appreciate all the channels I watch during these times. I probably speak for a lot of people when I say it lifts our spirits.
When I camp I take a video of the site on arrival and departure. Always leave it in better shape than you find it. Karma will pay you back down the road!
For the first time in a number of years of watching your videos, and listening to the rain on your tents...and wanting it to rain here in Australia as we have been in drought for a number of years....it is raining on my roof....People are too lazy to bury or burn their loo paper....Stay safe Luke as many of us enjoy your videos.
Don't stop living. I am 77 and have COPD AND JUST ORDERED A NEW BACK PACK. ENJOY LIFE
When I was 16 in 71’ I was as camping with friends at a place by a river we called “the bend”. I was on a cot in an old army bag and sometime early in the morning morning I felt something breathing on my face. Paralyzed with fear I opened my eyes to see a cow starring at me a few inches from my face. Ha! Having grown up on a ranch I knew to just stay still, there was a whole herd moseying around the camp and my friends, several on the ground in bags. The cow and I looked at each other for a few minutes and she moved on, so I went back to sleep. Since that time I’ve heard coyotes, wolves, and several unidentifiable sounds, but my heart never stopped like that “cow” night. Nice video by the way!
Did you at least get her name? Lol, sorry, I just couldn't resist, that was too clean of a set up! Do you still camp Al?
Lord Rat, it was just a another fleeting moment in the heart of a young man. Ha! Unfortunately I haven’t been there in many years, but I now live in Montana where the beautiful camps abound. We camping as often as time will allow. Still backpack, and take the Jeep out a lot. Used to dirt bike camp tons but just Jeep now so we can take the kayaks. Thanks for asking!
My brother and I had a camp on the back of our farm we used often back in the 70's. My parents would bring their tent and stay sometimes, but we slept under the stars in a place we had walled up about 3 feet with flat limestone rocks. Once my parents and my Mom's sister and family came from the city to camp for the weekend(they brought a pop up camper). My brother and I invited my cousin to sleep out in The Fort where we had a nice fire going in the fire pit and a beautiful cloudless sky with a million stars. We both slept like the dead, but when we woke up in the morning there was no sign of my cousin or his sleeping bag. When his family finally got up he came out of the camper with them. We asked him what was wrong and he said he couldn't sleep, and that our horse came up in the night looked over the rock wall and (growled) at him LOL. So he took off for the camper.
Dead Truck Ressurection , funny! Man I miss those old days on the ranch. Thanks for that !
Back in the early 90s I had bought a '79 Ramcharger and one first things I done was to head up to the montains with my new toy and a good adult beverage.
I had a few friends come up and hang out and some just dropped on by. What a night, more friends, the more I drank, and this night was the first time that I had ever lost my balance and fell into a bush, not the fire. After the fire died down and the company had left I climbed into the front seat and fell asleep. Later that night I was woken up because the ride was "bouncing around" wtf? as soon as I thought that cows answered that question. They was using it as a scratching post. But being passed out and forgot about your surroundings and wake up to that...smh.
FINALLY! Someone who is a realist and understands you have to be in a position to protect yourself and your family when out in the woods.
ahhh, the rain on the tent with a fire going is just about the most cozy thing i can imagine.
They left the fire on 🔥 without smothering it
Garbage all over the place
and you had to be the Good Samaritan to clean it up
Two thumbs up to you Luke
2 years later and one of my favorite ToGR videos.
I always hate it when the video ends . Keep them coming Luke . I really enjoy watching your videos .
Love you son I've been watching your program for long now
no sitting home for 5 and a half month doing nothing life is not like before but still you given me company
Thanks Luke for keeping all of our spirits high during this historic turn of events. Stay safe and healthy for you and your family. We all truly appreciate everything you are doing.
Steve & Kristin
Yes,thanks Luke for all you do. You help take the focus off of the tough times we are all going through. Take care of yourself and family and stay safe . God Bless.
LOVE YOUR CONSTANT, INTELLIGENT TALKS WITH YOUR FANS!!!!! ALWAYS REMEMBER.....BAD PEOPLE CAN FIND GOOD PLACES!!!!!
Can we just give some appreciation to Luke for hopping out of the truck 4-5 times to setup the camera so we can have cool shots of him driving in?
I don't know how he does it...much admiration and gratitude.
That’s what professional UA-camr do and we all come here for appreciation nonetheless
@@signore-solomonare1818Watching from 2024. The first thing you did, Luke ,was set up some kind of Gate or Trail Sign across the road leading into your campsite. You did not explain, i have watched many of your adventures but never saw you do that . i am guessing it was meant to convey that the site was occupied ?
Nice video! The tent in combination with the stove seems so luxurious. I can SO relate to the trash situation. Nothing worse than finding a good camp and then seeing a bunch of used TP laying around and rotting food. Some people never learned to respect nature. This is why I think the Boy Scouts was such a good organization in its day since it educated us and taught us respect. The creepiest experience I ever had was backpacking in the San Rafael wilderness in the Los Padres National Forest. I did a one night solo trip ahead of meeting with some friends the next day. When I parked I saw warning signs about mountain lions. This made me a little nervous since I was alone. After hiking for a few miles, I stayed at Coldwater camp along the Manzana river. I was just getting ready to sleep when all around something was bumping into and scratching the bottom of my tent. It was totally dark and it really freaked me out. I grabbed my little pocket knife and flashlight and went bravely out into the dark. When I looked down I saw well over 100 arroyo toads all heading for the river to copulate. It appears that my tent was in their way. Since I knew what was going on I went back into the tent and had a good night sleep. Not a toad was found the next morning. I've ran into bears, bobcats, rattlesnakes and coyotes but have never been as scared as I was by a hoard of sex crazed toads.
This is South Korea.
I've seen all the past videos.
I'm heightening my expectations for the future.
Coming face to face with a wolf, hiking I was mesmerized
Dude, you need one of those keychain thermometers.
Every episode you're guessing the temperature... lol
Still obey the rule of leave it in better shape than when you arrived at. Highest respect for picking up after them!!
My scariest moment backpacking was in the Quetico Provincial Park in Canada. I woke early one morning to snorting sounds right outside my tent. The sun was just coming up and it cast a shadow of a huge animal standing over my tent. I laid absolutely petrified in my sleeping bag while it walked around my tent, snorting and pressing gently on the walls. My friend (another female) was camped about 100 yards away. I was too scared to call out to her and had nothing in the tent to defend myself with. The whole encounter lasted less than 30 seconds when I finally heard the thing walk away. I waited a few minutes before I mustered enough courage to exit my tent. What I found were moose tracks, a cow and it's calf that approached just inches from my tent.
Thanks Luke for that video, even though it was not one of your backpacking adventures, it is probably one of my favorites.
That would be scary..did you ask your friend if she heard it too?
@@maggiedj1131 I did ask my friend and she hadn't heard or seen anything. We knew that moose cows defending their calves can be very dangerous and that I was pretty fortunate I didn't get hurt.
It always angers me when I find trash. I always leave a place better than the way I found it. It’s how I was raised. That hot tepee tent and stove are awesome.
Appreciate the conversion to celcius bro. Being from Oz I usually fail to understand these temperatures.
On a trip to California in 95, I stealth camped for a week in the woods back from Trinidad beach near Eureka. We called it " Camp Wouldn't Wanna Be Ya". I fell asleep to the surf and woke up to barking seals. The tent I brought didn't have stakes or ropes. I made stakes and used my shoe laces for ropes. It worked. Never had any problems with people, but keep your knife close, always.
Greetings. We spent some lvery happy times in Eureka, CA. My parents moved there from WA and my husband and I spent our honeymoon, 60 yrs ago, camping along the Oregon Coast until we got rained out and headed for Eureka We gave a young man a ride as far as Eureka, and dropped him off , He was going to stealth camp in. ‘duck blinds” the area. . My folks were traveling and I had a key to the house, it was half of a big old elegant mansion. . made into two “units”. it was so elegant and spacious. We went charter boat fishing out of Trinidad. it is a small world.. and some things never change. I hope you made it back to your Camp “wouldn’t wanna be ya”. We loved Pink Floyd,too.
"Everyone be cool. & at the same time be ready for those who aren't cool." ~Luke
Love it! 😉
Cool hand Luke.
Cool. And i kind of know what's in that chest bag he just tapped
Like the Government!...Smh!...Just sayin'!...
Here it is 2 months later and things are not cool
You Right Luke Keep The Environment Clean, I’m Hoping Their Homes Are Clean. I Love Camping With Luke. All You Have To Do Is Just Look At His Videos, And You Actually There With Him. Thank You For The Video During Our Crisis🙏🏾🙏🏾😷😷🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🥰🥰💪🏽💪🏽LUKE PLEASE BE CAREFUL OUT THERE ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ STAY SAFE YOU AND YOUR LOVELY FAMILY 🙏🏾🙏🏾😷😷
I gotta say, you must have one of the best video equipment in the business! Your composition and editing skills are spot on too.
I've seen many types of outdoor/survivor experiences either on TV or streaming and i've always been impressed with the solo excursions. having to set up the tripod and camera, then moving back to film the walk towards it, then resetting the camera to walk away from it, then having to GO BACK again to pick it up, then do that again and again multiple times to show how long a trek they go thru just shows the dedication to the proper way to show what you go thru to give us your videos, always is impressive.
The audio on Luke’s Productions is such high quality! i have a hearing loss at my age of 80, and don’t get out much anymore. , I have an I-pad. & watch a LOT of you tube, i got into the habit during the lockdowns, i can tell you, there are not many channels that have good sound, even in 2024. So many have fade in ,fade out , and low volume, , some i can barely hear and rely on CC’s. This hot tent adventure from 2020, even, has such crsip, clear sound and full volume. i even had to turn it down a bit, his equipment picked up every snappping twig, footstep and sizzle of his fry pan..
Camps 10 feet from truck
brings backpacking version of everything
I can't leave my home for 12 weeks so my new tent will not be getting used any time soon. I have COPD so I'm classed as an 'at risk' over 70 individual but at least I can watch your videos Luke, Stay safe young'un and your family of course!
@Pr0xy Cast My UK home is TINY - My tent not so. Stay safe!
I feel your pain Alan, it's only day 6 and I'm tearing the damn walls down! Hopefully BoJo will set us free by the autumn and we can enjoy some camping again!
I understand your frustration. I'm about 800m from a national park, but to go camping there would be deemed "unnecessary travel' in the eyes of big brother. F@#& that, I'm goin anyway!
Who said you can’t leave your home ?
Valhalla is my Heaven Well, being over 70 & also having COPD are not 2 things you want to have if you contract the virus. I’d imagine his doctor and/or common sense told him not to leave his home..
19:43 "be ready," slaps bag on chest.
yup this man is definitely pack heat
UA-cam does not care if he pays the chest rig but if he unzips and displays he could lose money
The fact they violated the first rule of having a fire in the woods which is make sure it is truly out before leaving the campsite.
Beautiful location plenty of space. Yeah these days you have to keep a good supply of heavy trash bags, "picker upper" and good disposable gloves in your car just to clean up the last guy's mess. Love that cot and stove, tent could be bigger. You could keep a "store bought" log or two in your rig to use in the stove in case all the firewood is too wet. After having chowder you should be good with beer the rest of the day/ evening. Have you tried a "perimeter alert" with fishing line, small bells for sleeping. Wildlife cam or two would be fun. You can find them for thirty or forty sometimes in the closeout box. Thanks for having us along and for a great video.
Splitting logs with an axe seems so therapeutic, I wish I had a piece of land with woods nearby.
Good axe = Good time splitting logs
Bad axe = Bad time splitting logs
My dad used to give me his old axes and hatchets as "practice" axes. I traded them for a refurbished Husquvarna axe from a local blacksmith, and I still use it over a decade later. The hand pain isn't worth any money you save from using bad axes.
There should be more people like you in this world. You are a very up uplifting person. You have a great outlook on life. I am so addicted to your video's they are so relaxing.... I found you by accident. I watch a lot of rain tapes. Rain and camping, what else could you ask for. Thanks
5:52 oh boy I remembered the good old times when I was a scout where we used to do that with either knives or axes
Thank you so much for sharing with us all Luke.
It's good to see you happy. . and I truly enjoyed your video.
My creepiest experience in the woods? Somebody in a nearby camp site was playing Dixie Chicks in the middle of the night. The horror.
Lmfaoo
Would you have preferred the "Dueling Banjos" song from Deliverance?
😂
@@willong1000 id have preferred dubstep, tbh
The horror!! LMAO! Thank you Captain Willard..
Just gotta say, I've really appreciated how your video and editing skills have improved over the years. Keep it up!
Usually, I get too impatient to watch such a long video, but I truly enjoyed this.. felt as though I was on the adventure myself. 🛶
I love that stove! 😎
Ty for picking up after others... sigh!
Stay safe and healthy... Luke and family. 😎💜
I live near a beach in a rural area. People come on weekends and holidays from the city and leave bottles, cans and litter of all sorts . including those Styrofoam fast food containers that don't break down. Seabirds, turtles and fish can choke on that stuff.
I am always cleaning up, and take gloves and a pointed stick with me.
Fortunately a lot of locals have the same care for the environment.
We need more county bins in parking areas at the beach. at the moment we have to trailer this junk to the local tip a 40Km round trip plus $35.00 to dump the trailer load.
Why don't people just clean up after themselves?
Agreed, we as children experienced two summers traveling across America and never saw as much trash as we do now, my father was a staff sergeant in Korea and every place we camped we lined up and walked the camp sites and picked all trash before and after he always said leave it better then we found it, I taught this to my grandchildren as well.
Happy Adventures.
Greetings from the UK. I share your anger mate and what I think about people like that is unprintable.
But I love your vids; really inspirational stuff. Keep up the great work.
It's the pits here in the UK. There's been a crack down on parking places near my usual spot, no longer allowing over night parking, no doubt there's been trouble with rubbish being dumped
Love the Blair Witch Project road block!
Keep the gear reviews coming. Really interesting to see what genuinely works and what is just a pile of rubbish. Finding them really useful.
As usual sir, another amazing adventure. It's always great watching you tackle all your reviews and overnight adventures. You're right the wilderness is for all of us, and we really should take care of it. Cleaning up after ourselves is not that hard, but some people just refuse to do it. You and your family stay safe. Strength and Honour. Keep the videos coming.
You should do a vid on your handgun setup. I carry a G43 or G19 and at home a Rem V3 TAC13. Stay safe stay strong bro
The sound of the rain and the crackling stove put me to sleep 😴. I had to go back to finish it and fell asleep again!!! Lol
In 1967 and a Boy Scout, I was at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. My section was taking the northern route of doing half of the Ranches trails. We were like 5 days maybe more when we were told of a crew that was stealing camp food. We were instructed to set a bear bag and hang it high and dry. LOL
So we hung it up and it was secured but the crew got into it. The crew was made up of a few Chipmunks, a Badger, and the leader of the crew was a moma bear and her cubs.
The Chipmunks chewed the rope, when it hit the ground the Badger opened the bag and got what it wanted and the moma bear got what she wanted and I had a visitor while she was busy. I had one of the cubs come to my tent and play with the bottom of my sleeping bag. I rolled up into a small ball and the cub sliced up the bottom of my sleeping bag. The whole Scout Patrol had to go on a survival experience 3 days earlier than we were suppose to do. We ate berries and other wild plants.
I loved that experience and wish I could have done it again, from the smoked clothes with the black tint of using pine to help dry our clothes to taking a shower by cutting fire wood and smelling like rotten eggs to the new friendship and fellowship I learned at 17 years old. WOW it was so great, than going in to the Marine Corps at 19 years of age.
“Food stealing crew’ i thought you wre going to tell us it was the two legged kind. of varmints. LOL chipmunks, badger and bears…LOL.. when i was 14 and “starving” i at church camp, i wrote to my folks to send me a box of candy bars. When they arrived, i shared some and put t the rest in my suitcase. IIn the night, the chipmunks chewed through the seams of my suitcase and ate all the candy on the spot, leaving the shredded wrappers behind. it all happened without a sound, there were 6 girls in our cabin, nobody heard a thing. They are some real professional camp thieves. 🐿️🐿️🐿️
That is just the most amazing camp setup. I'm just so amazed at the tent, the wood burner, the cot and the saw. Quick setup and comfortable living. Amazing video thanks
You finally got yourself one of the stoves I have wanted for a couple years now. Those WW stoves, especially the Nomads, are just beautiful and well-built. I've been looking at that same tent, too. Perfect! Thanks, Luke! I hope you and Susie are well and stay well.
Thank you for the message of Leave No Trace.
An old buck did his mating call outside on our lawn, just bellow my window. Not sure how old i was but for a few minutes i was convinced that werewolves were real!
People have been killed by werewolf like creatures in the LBL, government covered it up.
Me and my mate were camping under a tarp, he was in a bivy and I was just there on my mat. It was maybe 12 in the morning and there was strong winds and a tree fell down and you could definitely hear it. I somehow fell asleep and apparently another tree fell. I woke up not too long after, to then a wombat has pasted us, all you could hear was the thuds and the sticks breaking. the win calmed down by this point and a yapping started, a blue hearer wouldn't stop barking and kept us up all night.
Wind or Drop Bear? They are loud
I enjoyed watching this episode and seeing how the hot tent and stove worked out. Frustrating that people trash the place and leave their fire smoldering/burning. Thank you for cleaning up and making the site ready for camping again.
Thanks for leaving it cleaner than you found it!!!
It makes me so angry as well when people are sh*ting all over the nature, I can't understand why it's so hard to take a trash bag and throw in your garbage inside, especially when most of the people arrive by cars to these places. When I'm going fishing and camping, I see so much trash it makes my blood boil, like really... I don't get it. Thank you and to the people who cares, for being a good person and taking care of the environment. Respect to you sir!
Me too. I mean really toilet paper.
I've tried to watch other outdoor channels but it just don't work for me. It's like Alamazon's kitchen! The originals! Love what you put out Luke! Thank you for all your hard work and time making these videos. Much appreciate sir.
Thanks Luke, your videos always lift my mood, and especially now. All the best from England to you and yours.
Great video. I did the same last weekend with my hot tent during rhe coronavirus. God bless
Have you tried a silky saw ? That saw your using seems to take a long time to cut . Such a shame some people have no respect for the land. Great videos .
I agree the Navy parka is one of the few items you get issued that does its job well. Never had an issue with it. The parka liner that zips in will make it great for any freezing cold weather.
Hey Luke, firstly, thanks for the great content! You’re an inspiration.
Secondly, have you even considered doing a “how I make my content” video? I’d love to see a little behind the scenes!
It's sad to see such beautiful woods being trashed and mistreated. All the power to you for cleaning up the mess... nice setup as well.
Man I want to hunker down and stay the extra day what beautiful sleeping weather LOL
I learned that if you bring trash in - you take it out and all you leave is memories! I guess Im an old 72 year old boy scout I guess. Its still the best way. Just going through my canoe camping gear and am heading out for 4 days to Heaven on earth! You guys take care and be safe. Stay positive , stay busy. Greetings from Perth Ontario Canada!
That's a pretty cool camping spot - too bad other people know about it. Great video!!!! Stay safe.
well if you can go to it with a truck good chance its no secret lol.
People leaving garbage in campsites sucks. I always leave campsites cleaner than when I arrived. Sweet camping setup. Great stove, awesome meal. Life at its best !
I, for one, really appreciate these videos. Thank You for all the work and effort to make it look effortless.
Luke, that sound that you thought was big foot howling was most likely a police officer trying to stop a motorist using the yelp mode on his cruisers siren.
Thanks for the video Brother , Nice to have something to take the mind off of this issue we are having . Be safe and Take care
The best phrase you say ... "coffee time" I love it. Thanks for your videos.
Craziest thing that ever happened to me in the woods would have been when I found a 6 foot long snake sharing my sleeping bag when I woke in the morning. I never felt it crawl in, and it left by itself after I got out. It was not aggressive or poisonous, so it all worked out well.
Holy F&%% S(^&% I would have fainted just seeing that thing crawl out. Randy for the win.
My friend who stayed in the national guard longer than I posted a video of a rattle snake crawling around the sleep system he was in. It had buzzed several times in the night but he thought it was his phone buzzing because the sleeping brain ain't that smart
Most snakes are deadly in Australia when camping. And the pythons will crush you.
Not to mention poisonous spiders and scorpions
You cannot have an open bottomed tent like that and hope to survive.
You hang your boots up inside your sealed tent and check them before you put them on
Great video Luke. I was brought up hunting and fishing, camping year round. We always cleaned up behind ourselves. If you took it in you brought the wrappers cans bottles whatever out with you. We never shot anything we did not eat. If we caught a fish on bait and it swallowed it we keep it. It wouldn't live so bring it home. People have no Morales na respect anymore. We grew up to respect the land, to respect the elderly. You didn't bother another persons stuff. You ask if you needed to barrow something. Keep up the great videos Luke god bless you and Susie and family.
Hey Luke!! Awesome video 👍 good to see someone out having fun during all this bullshit lol 😁 hope you and Susan and family are well and staying safe!! Can't wait to see the next adventure 👍😁🌲🌳🔥⛺😊 when are you announcing the tent winners!! 😊👍
Luke you did very well with all the equipment you had to test out for us .. I really like the wood stove. I think your tent is pretty neat too.. Great cot set up to sleep on .. Nothing wrong with drive up or in camping as i do it myself and most trips i have it all to myself ..But like you i get really upset when i pull into a site i have used for the last 50 years and there is trash everywhere and beer bottles all over .. Great camp you should do more like that .. I'm a backpacker myself but truck camping works and i hike from that point ...great video
When this virus is over, you are invited over here to Norway to explore some wild hiking!
And there commented the envious troll who interprets everything in the worst possible way🤣
When everyone is dead we can all go where we please!😅
@@JoeZUGOOLA No. We can't. We can't go anywhere.
Because when everyone is dead, everyone will be dead. There will be nobody left to go anywhere including you.
You did say everybody.
That includes you.
A southern boy can survive !!!
Me: 44 minutes?! Ain't nobody got time for that!
Also me; 44 minutes later: Well that was just lovely.
I am a very new subscriber, and am watching ALL of your camping videos, not necessarily in order either. Just watching them as they pop up. One thing I really enjoy about you Luke, and Susie, is your responsibility to nature. Just like my parents showed me as a kid, when they saw garbage, they handed us gloves, or sticks or tongs and had us pick up the garbage. The ONLY garbage we were not allowed to touch was needles, bullets, and guns, and anything that looked like blood. Sometimes we fond stuff like that--if it had to do with firearms, my Dad would bag it, tag it, and go to the nearest payphone, (did not have cell phones back then) and call police to come get it! Usually the local sheriff where we were camping would come, gladly to pick up any weapon found. One time we found something related to an opne case, that helped solve a case! Will not say more, as it would not be right in this format. Anyway, you have my blessings Luke. Hope to see some Videos of Susie soon. Blessings from Gresham Oregon, Michelle Reed
I was hiking at night in Germany and as I passed a patch of trees I heard a low growl like the sound of a huge dog (Rottweiler came to my mind then). Then wolf crossed my mind. Whatever made the sound caused my heart rate to rocket and I could feel my chest wall pound but I knew better than to run which might have caused the animal's natural predatory chase instinct to kick in. The only "weapon" on me was a Victorinox multi-tool and a wooden hiking staff I used for Volksmarching events. Another scare happened on the Mogollon Rim of Arizona. As I was in a squat position I felt I was being watched. I turned slowly and about 50 to 60 yards away up on a high rock was a mountain lion and it was crouched in a spring mode. I yelled (more like screamed) for my buddies to come help me. As they ran down the path towards my screams the animal turned abruptly and disappeared.
arm yourself, big stick, bear spray. Flashlight.
back in the day (40 yrs ago) at scout camp, late at night we were awaken by a crying. the scout masters woke everyone up we all gathered with our high powered (not) EverReady flashlights with the thought there was a scout that wondered off in the middle of the night and ended up in this marshy pond. We were shining our pathetic lights off into the darkness all the while listening to this child crying. but to no avail we couldn't see him. One of the scout master then drove his truck down to the pond and turned on his off road lights there before us were 2 Crane mating. there was this tone that went across the night relief that it wasn't a child, but a disgust that we were woken up for nothing, and a laughter that yes we were awaken by sounds of nature in the heat of the night. cheers.
Another great overnighter Luke!!! That spot really is awesome!
We love this program how lucky you are in the USA you can go about freely in the U.K. it’s so different, love the reviews you do Luke and Suzie 👌👌👌😎
This morning I was on a short mountain hike, less then 5 miles, and I still had to pick up some trash to walk it out.
Thanks for the video we were hoping get out why we seem to have pretty of time on our hands, but guess what they have closed all of our national parks down for the time being . Hope you and the family stay safe and well
Hay Luke
I know what you think and feel about the mess left behind. I see it all the time here in Delaware people don't care because they don't have to clean up their mess. What I bring in I take out. I believe in (leave no trace). I've been an outdoorsman ALL my life. I'm 63yrs old and still LOVE the outdoors. Though I can't do trails or long hikes I still do car/truck camping. Hope to meet you soon.
Dennis from Delaware
What we really tuned in for was to see the sasquatch attack. Maybe a tribe of them. Midnight attack. Hahahha
The one the only sasquatch screaming hahahah always and I mean always makes your hair stand up all over. I was walking down a road on my rez I came to this spot I then herd this heavy breathing above me yeah lol I herd heavy breathing above my head I couldn't see what it was or how far above my head it was I guess about another 2 or 3 feet higher that gave me the killer chillers I was right next to it from the sound of it I froze for 2 or 3 seconds then my feet did something on there own it seemed lol I got myself out of there fast and silent
Truly Winnerwell is a ALL NIGHTER stove no other I've used can do that. That being said my TI stove is only 2lbs so you gotta pick and choose.. Great ADVENTURE Luke thanks for sharing as always🤙
The most freaky experience I had was when I was tarp camping I woke up early hours of the morning for a toilet an as I opened my eyes my dog was leaning over my face I nearly pooped my pants
He was just checking that you were OK. Dogs are great on a camping trip as long as they don't go off on a hunt.
Nice video. Good gear too. What pants are those? I just got back from three days out in the white mountains in NH. Rucked out 3 miles, packed the tent, stove, gear. Got water from the Pemigewasset river..very good time
Fjallraven Vidda Pro
I'm hoping to get out myself 😬 this weekend
Crossing fingers and toes
Great video Luke, really enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing. Stay sharing, Strength and Honour (u.k)
Had my first experience with a pack of coyotes....I literally was thinking....."who are these drunks....hooting and hollering?" Ohhhh......that ain't people.......woooooooohoooo!!!!
Nice video. Good job on editing, filming and sharing your adventure! I saw it today and I don’t recall seeing it before. The glow of the fire through the glass makes everything so peaceful. That, and coffee time!
Good job. I enjoyed this one, as always.
Darren Neiger I’m sure Luke will correct me if I am wrong but that tent has an open bottom and vents up top, which allows for steady ventilation. Under any other circumstances, I agree wholeheartedly; a carbon monoxide detector is a must.
And a miniature thermometer.
Amen brother we will get through this . If I die I enjoyed your channel with dreams of freedom looking at the view this world has the offer what a beautiful world we live in
A welcome relief from all the Corona-based nonsense. Thank you Luke
Your videos are so peaceful...thank you so very much for sharing. You are the closest that i will ever get to see this wilderness. Thanks again. Peace and happiness.
"Be cool" ***and eat some soup*** 😁😂
.....ahhhhhhhhh you're freakin me outttt like Shaggy style with the bigfoot talk. Where are you appx located in the world so i can avoid that area?! Hahaha
Stove looked great but do not like an open bottom tent to much. The site looked nice also. Thanks for what you do very much. I appreciate all the channels I watch during these times. I probably speak for a lot of people when I say it lifts our spirits.
When I camp I take a video of the site on arrival and departure.
Always leave it in better shape than you find it.
Karma will pay you back down the road!
Thank you so much for speaking up !
LUKE: "Instructional recommendations".
LUKE: "PHHHFT! This is the real world".
For the first time in a number of years of watching your videos, and listening to the rain on your tents...and wanting it to rain here in Australia as we have been in drought for a number of years....it is raining on my roof....People are too lazy to bury or burn their loo paper....Stay safe Luke as many of us enjoy your videos.