Go for it man! Great for folk festivals and getting to the hills. Hope you're well and thriving. Give us a shout next time you're anywhere near Newtonmore.
Thank you Sir for sharing your favourite Items with us. I'm pretty sure that you dont remember me, we meet up around 15 Years ago when you do a hike on Corsika. Realy happy that you're still around and do some hillwalking and going around in a Campervan (me too by the way).
Stephan Kluge Aha, the GR20, a momentous trip with my good friend Chris Townsend. Was that 15 yrs ago? My goodness. We’re still around, still hiking and having fun. Hope you are too.
Yep, it was that Trip. I'm also do some walking and try to stay outdoors as much as possible. I will follow your Chanel and be happy to see what you are up to.
Dear Cameron, to diverge if I may? I loved your photo of you as a young boy with the parrot in Dunbar in your book “There’s always the hills". I remember this parrot so well. It and the photographer set up shop by the town hall. The picture would be in the early 60s when Dunbar was packed with visitors for the summer. I have a similar picture with my family and my home made fishing rod to go fishing at the harbour. I have just bought a micro campervan as my base for my adventures, albeit it 40 years behind you. Keep up your campervan clips they are most useful and enjoyable.
On a day by day basis tip the old coffee granules into a small tupperware container or rinsed out yoghurt carton, hang it onto the campervan when you're parked up, guaranteed no flies or midges will bother you.
Thanks for sharing this Cameron. I really like the look of your camper van it looks very cosy :D Those pots and pans and kitchen utensils looked like a great idea All I need to do now is win some money to buy a campervan for us to go travelling in atb :D Teddy
Aye Cameron your right of course but not all campers and hikers prefer that coffee and me personally I prefer "Nescafe Original" granules, topped with boiling water, left to sit for a minute then added creamery powdered milk - nothing beats the taste and its easy as Nescafe do a range of 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 so whatever your preference they are there in your local supermarkets. As for the pot and pans , yes I'd go with your arrangement but on a cheaper basis.
Great video Cameron, Aeropress is the only coffee maker I use it’s a cracking bit of kit.
Great video Cameron! I just bought a campervan at the Chicago RV show and now I know what I need next!
Well done! Sounds like a sound move. Good travels.
Good man. Happy campervanning to you!
Inspiring stuff! All I need now is a campervan!
Go for it man! Great for folk festivals and getting to the hills. Hope you're well and thriving. Give us a shout next time you're anywhere near Newtonmore.
Thank you Sir for sharing your favourite Items with us. I'm pretty sure that you dont remember me, we meet up around 15 Years ago when you do a hike on Corsika. Realy happy that you're still around and do some hillwalking and going around in a Campervan (me too by the way).
Stephan Kluge Aha, the GR20, a momentous trip with my good friend Chris Townsend. Was that 15 yrs ago? My goodness. We’re still around, still hiking and having fun. Hope you are too.
Yep, it was that Trip. I'm also do some walking and try to stay outdoors as much as possible. I will follow your Chanel and be happy to see what you are up to.
Dear Cameron, to diverge if I may? I loved your photo of you as a young boy with the parrot in Dunbar in your book “There’s always the hills". I remember this parrot so well. It and the photographer set up shop by the town hall. The picture would be in the early 60s when Dunbar was packed with visitors for the summer. I have a similar picture with my family and my home made fishing rod to go fishing at the harbour. I have just bought a micro campervan as my base for my adventures, albeit it 40 years behind you. Keep up your campervan clips they are most useful and enjoyable.
Watching you from Spain!! Keep up with the good videos my friend!!
Awesome! Thank you!
great ideas there Cameron, i've used the aero press for a while now, great bit of kit, cheers
Makes great coffee!
Love your videos Mr McNeish, keep em coming, im usually shopping on the back of these videos buying the gear :) just about skint now, ah well
On a day by day basis tip the old coffee granules into a small tupperware container or rinsed out yoghurt carton, hang it onto the
campervan when you're parked up, guaranteed no flies or midges will bother you.
Now I need a camper van 😊
Aha, go for it man. It'll change your life.
Thanks for sharing this Cameron. I really like the look of your camper van it looks very cosy :D Those pots and pans and kitchen utensils looked like a great idea All I need to do now is win some money to buy a campervan for us to go travelling in atb :D Teddy
Aha, you need to keep doing the lottery!
Superb. I suspect there will be many more of these “tip” type videos to come. Great stuff Cameron. Thank you.
A few ideas on the go.
I love my Aeropress when I'm out wild camping. A bit of an indulgence, but worth it.
Super video - as always. Can I suggest you put links to the items in the information section for the video?
Yes indeed, good idea Fiona
We have looked on Amazon and eBay but can't find the primus set. It would be handy in our campervan.
Check out www.primus.eu/store/cooking/
Hi Cameron have you seen the latest aeropress go? It is the same principle but comes fitted inside its own mug. It takes up even less space
Absolutely love my Aeropress, so simple yet so effective
Hmm ! I feel like a coffee..
Aye Cameron your right of course but not all campers and hikers prefer that coffee and me personally I prefer "Nescafe Original" granules, topped with boiling water, left to sit for a minute then added creamery powdered milk - nothing beats the taste and its easy as Nescafe do a range of 2 in 1 and 3 in 1 so whatever your preference they are there in your local supermarkets. As for the pot and pans , yes I'd go with your arrangement but on a cheaper basis.
I assume this is advertising? A bit like QVC channel?
It would be advertising if someone had paid me to run it, or if I hadn't bought the kit myself.
No frying pan!