The title says it all really.I took minimal equipment and cycled the 20 mile return trip to the forest.Velvet darkness and quietness enveloped me.It was lovely
Thankyou Richard. I am 50 years old now but still feel young! I intend camping for many years to come, so I can get close to nature. The woodlands there are very lush indeed. Sandy
good god sandy I watched this video an ago ago because of the title and never realised it was on your channel. Just watched it again - love it! This is one of my all time favourite wild camp video's! Nice one mate!
A hare is a beautiful creature! Its good to go into the woods and camp there a night and be near to Earth, nature, plants, trees, stones and animals. We remember what we are and respect and become part of nature! Thanks for describing your kit, I will copy that and get that book too!
Very nice, and pedaling 20 miles into the country each way? Wow. Quite a wonderful way to travel around - just quiet and nice. Looks like you had a bit of rain either overnight, or, on the way home, as the roads looked wet. Keep the videos coming!
Wow!! At 1:20..Banana peel on road shoulder, People around there Somewhere!!...At 3:40...Wonderful Tree with Branches shaped like a LARGE #4!! You sure have a Beautiful way of Exercising & Relaxing...GOD Bless You Sir!!
In the most respectful way I can say it Sandy, for a chap who's got so many years under his belt, You do a bloody cracking job mate! A 20 mile round trip on a pushbike, to live outdoors for a couple days. I have the utmost respect for you Sandy, and I take my hat off! Keep at it! Good job! :D
Just subbed....great videos. Thank you for sharing. I'm in my 60's and still campin', hikin' and fishin'! It aint over, till it's over! ha ha Best wishes, Marsh
Hi Sandy, Wonderful adventure. What a great way to get out - on your trusty two wheeled steed into the woods. Beautiful place, this Woodpecker woods and being within biking distance is a huge advantage too. : ) Loved your minimal kit too! Isn't it a joy to be able to leave so much behind and still enjoy your time so much? This is one of my favorites! Thanks a bunch for the ride : )
Beautiful camp site, no fire though, surely you could have had a sneaky one. I always find a fire is good for the morale. Great to hear some Coope Boyes and Simpson to accompany you. Quality music.
Hi Sandy i have just found your channal love your videos .I love to get away for a few days not in to bushcraft but is nice to just be peacefuff and quiet got a little ebay tent and a storm kettle all i need . take care Andy
Great video as ever, Interesting and inspiring! Only this time with the added bonus of a classic Coope, Boyes and Simpson soundtrack. Much appreciated, thank you!
@nathanshepherd1 Hi Nathan, Thanks for subscribing.Glad to have you aboard.! The Trangia and Mora..I wouldn't be without them!! This part of Ofordshire is nice.I will be there again soon.But would love Scotlan.My father was from Aberdeen and I have some family up that way still. All the best Sandy
That was a refreshing journey into your countryside. I enjoyed your camp sight and gear review. Very nice. Could you cover your clothing sometime? I'm always interested in what people take with them.
That was a nice place to camp, thanks for sharing Sandy. Being here in the states I didn't know about "Stealth Camping" but I understand now. Right now 85% of the state of Texas is in extreme drought conditions so there's no open fires allowed. Heck with it being 104F....you really don't want to go out....LOL. You've got some pretty good stuff for your kit. Take Care :-))
You do have a lovely way of editing and presenting your videos... this may be one of your early ones... but I find it very relaxing enjoying being along for the ride!
I have massive respect for what you are doing (from uk). Your cambing/bushcraft skills are obvious from he video. What I like the most is your cycling in full high-viz then just 'dissapearing' into nature:) inspiring sir, truly. Your kit list is typically british too, very enjoyable video and im sure the conversation would be delightful if a fellow wildcamper would happen across you :)
Awesome job on this one Sandy! I loved the way you put this video together... it was a real pleasure to watch. That looked like a great camp in a very beautiful location... sure ALOT different from the trip I just took ;-) Thumbs up!
Hello, Sandy - Just a quick note to say how much I've enjoyed your videos, solo or with the usual gang! I hope this finds you well in all respects. b/r Michael
Oh this was lovely. And great music. As a hiker from Wyoming, I kept thinking you were going to hit an oncoming car ("wrong" side, you know...) just lovely. Thank you.
Very nice video, I like the camo-netting idea, and bicycle bags seem excellent for a bug-out. Wish I'd thought of it myself, but thank you. Beautiful scenery as well, and good filming for a single person.
Great Wild Camp Sandy, loved the different shots getting to the camp, all the camera angles, well thought out, and the music was a good match too. Good kit you have, I have the MSR titan kettle too, not used it as yet. Many thanks. Paul :-)
Well done! You are spry for your years. Beautiful Vid! Is that you and your m8s singing? Great vocals. Very appropriate song. Very lush woodlands like here in eastern Canada. All in all just great! Keep on keeping on!
that was the best camping video I've seen yet by a Brit. I would love to get you out up here in Wisconsin, the U.P. or Ontario...the Boundary Waters Canoe Area...and really give your equipment a work out. If you haven't done so already, give it a try, it will be the trip of a lifetime. Find a copy of the Boundary Waters Journal...they might send you a free copy if you email them.
tents have there pro's and con's. yes they keep the bugs out but you also cannot see out so well. I have a new hammock now with a built in mossie net so no bugs can get in! Thanks and take care Sandy
Thanks Galen, There are some nice views over here but you have fine scenery too am sure. I don't know which group sang this tune but it was based on an old tune from the first world war. Thanks for the sub. Sandy
I like the minimalistic 1 day hike concept. But I am very grateful I live in Sweden where we have basically free right to camp in all woodlands both private and public (some restrictions do exist) for one night in one spot. Just don't destroy or disturb.
Thanks D, Well this year I will be 50 years old. Unbelievable really. I still feel like a kid inside. Never smoked. Don't drink much and farm work keeps me fit I guess. General health is good but I have a type of brain tumour called "Acoustic neuroma." A benign tumour on the acoustic nerve. Had the first one removed 18 years ago. Number 2 is now growing in the same region. Deaf in my left ear and facial paralysis otherwise ok. Makes me appreciate life and people whatever! All the best Sandy
I'm not sure where you can get this music. I found it online but didn't purchase it. It's an old sond dating from the first world war I think. Thanks for the comment. England is currently being battered by storms and very windy. So perhaps not such a good idea to be an English man. Better wait til May. it can be quintiscentially English then. take care Sandy
I tend to mostly ask for permission but as you know, wild camping in the UK is very limited and the land owners don't endorse it. So stealth has to be the way to do this type of camp in this country. You are very fortunate in Vancouver island to have the resources and space. Take care Sandy
It is simply camping in woods or away from recognised camp sites. Often it has to be done discreetly as permission is not always sought and if it was would be refused. There is a golden rule. Pitch late. Strike camp early and leave absolutely no trace you were ever there. Sandy
@g0vqw Sandy, I was shocked when I read your reply saying that wild camping is outlawed there! I have seen other videos on "stealth camping", but never really thought about what it meant. I just can't imagine not being allowed to camp in the woods! Yours is a proper act of "civil disobedience" if you ask me. I guess some of us just take things for granted sometimes without stopping to think about it... well, you've definitely created a deeper sense of gratitude here my friend... Thank you.
I googled the "Bladnor Arms" pub, saw that it was in Wiltshire. Pretty area, not too many woodsy areas to choose from? The area you camped in was really nice and your setup gave me some ideas for my camp. Thanks for sharing. A big salute from southern Alabama ;)
Very nice video! Here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I pull a BOB trailer behind my bike to carry my gear. Lot's of wilderness near me, and public land to camp so I don't have to be hidden. Thanks for some great tips on your gear. Tailwinds, Ossie (The Biking Fool!)
wonderful sandy and wella quiet night in some woodland. my todo list for the comming year is a new bike as well as a canoe ..............liked the scrim net but not for me though, go even lighter if i can
@saradreaming Hi Sara, Those woods are about 10 miles from my home and some steep hills on the way!But I like taking the bike because I can bring it into the woods with me.These woods are open to the public but camping is not allowed.That is the reason I went low profile and setup late!Also you couldn't have a fire there due to the risk of causing a forest fire so I took my Trangia stove instead. It's a lovely place.I wish we were allowed to wildcamp legally.Some UK laws are tuff. Sandy
just the kind of thing i like doing my self and with similar kit. This year i've been experimenting with a tenth wonder hammock. Luckily i live in Scotland so havegood land access laws. down side is we have midges and crappy summers lol Also use a motor bike instead of the push bike. makes the hills a bit easier great video, cant believe it got 5 dislikes?? guess you cant please everybody
@BamaMattElijah It's good to get lost in the woods when carrying hammaock and scotch and steak. . I must give the steak a try! Thanks for commenting Sandy
Great video, just found ya mate. great kit also, Loved the views of the english countryside I got to see, We sure don't have many viewing opotunities like that here in the states. Very nice and I absolutly loved the music. Please tell me there isa cd i could get of that group. I'll be checking out the rest of your videos.SUBBED.
@intenseangler Hi John, Yes it was a lovely place.I'm going to go there again you can bet!I wish I did some more video around the camp,but I got there late and left early to avoid being spotted.Camping here is not really allowed.Infact wild camping in England is outlawed..!Some free country eh!But most landowners turn a blind eye..Some don't! If caught I would have been asked to leave.I guess they are afraid of litter and forest fires. No such risk from me! All the best Sandy
@sticknstonesbrkbones wearing a backpack whilst cycling can be very uncomfortable. Especially when you go over bumps. All the weight is taken through the saddle and groin area as you no doubt now know. Rays book is good. This book is more of a survival guide and what is on offer by the season. It doesn't go into depth on wild edibles tho there is some info on that subject. Sandy
@rickvanman I saw those downhill tracks Rick!Must say they looked fun but ..! Badbury is a fine place to do some wildcamping.Setup late,leave early and no one will know!Can't light fires here.Even the ground would burn here!Actually I think wild camping is prohibited here.That kinda added to the fun! Let me know if I can help you with anything regarding your "reconnection" Sandy I will be back here at some point.
Fabulous video Sandy! I know where that was too. Were you tempted to try any of the downhill tracks while you were there? ;o) I've often wondered about doing an overnight stop there, although it does seem to be very popular with dog walkers - always seemed a bit too busy to add to my list of possible sites - glad you found somewhere quiet though.
Sure love this song I don't think I would never have heard this if it were not for your video thank you, I wonder the history of this song and who might these gentlemen who are singing in harmony are ? This song sure touches the soul especially in the times we are entering into. God bless & be with you & family 24/7 : }
Love this video, and the bike put a great twist on it.Thinking very hard on making my mountain bike into a trekking bike but need to add a pack.Any suggestions on size a type of pack?Nice soothing video to relax to.Job very well done Applejack
What a beautiful song... Do you know what the name of the title is? Thank you for your upload, i always enjoy trips like that and especially if someone takes the effort to film it. I should do that as well.... :)
Thanks Rainbow hiker. Sometimes I just have to go out wild camping and laylow! Will see what I can come up with regarding clothing video. Thanks and take care Sandy
@mazadan It was emotive music Peter.Kinda reflected how I was feeling!These woods belong to NT and no camping permitted so I went low pro!Hence the scrim net and bivi on the ground.Infact I needn't have worried.The chance of being discovered is practically zero as these woods are large and I hid myself deep! Think I will spend more time here in future camps!I plan on camping throu every month of the year! All the best my friend. Sandy
G'day from the Canada, Nice set up mate, do you do stealth camping due to few legal areas in Britain to camp.? I live on Vancouver Island British Columbia, Campers Paradise.
Thankyou Richard.
I am 50 years old now but still feel young! I intend camping for many years to come, so I can get close to nature.
The woodlands there are very lush indeed.
Sandy
good god sandy I watched this video an ago ago because of the title and never realised it was on your channel. Just watched it again - love it! This is one of my all time favourite wild camp video's! Nice one mate!
Great video, I find myself every now and then to get back to this video and watch it over and over again!!THANKS!
8 years, where's that gone, time and tide waits for no man.
Love all your vids old and new ,,top man 👍
An oldie but a goodie
The song in the beginning was great
Mark from Maryland
I think the song is an old one from WW1 era
I'm sure this young man will go far. Keep it up.
Loved the hares. Thanks.
A hare is a beautiful creature! Its good to go into the woods and camp there a night and be near to Earth, nature, plants, trees, stones and animals. We remember what we are and respect and become part of nature! Thanks for describing your kit, I will copy that and get that book too!
Very nice, and pedaling 20 miles into the country each way? Wow. Quite a wonderful way to travel around - just quiet and nice. Looks like you had a bit of rain either overnight, or, on the way home, as the roads looked wet. Keep the videos coming!
Nice video. You don't have to travel far from home to enjoy what the wild has to offer, as you clearly showed.
Regards from Canada
Wow!! At 1:20..Banana peel on road shoulder, People around there Somewhere!!...At 3:40...Wonderful Tree with Branches shaped like a LARGE #4!! You sure have a Beautiful way of Exercising & Relaxing...GOD Bless You Sir!!
In the most respectful way I can say it Sandy, for a chap who's got so many years under his belt,
You do a bloody cracking job mate! A 20 mile round trip on a pushbike, to live outdoors for a couple days.
I have the utmost respect for you Sandy, and I take my hat off!
Keep at it! Good job! :D
Great camp and I like the song. Thanks for sharing!
Just subbed....great videos.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm in my 60's and still campin', hikin' and fishin'!
It aint over, till it's over! ha ha
Best wishes,
Marsh
Hi Sandy, Wonderful adventure. What a great way to get out - on your trusty two wheeled steed into the woods. Beautiful place, this Woodpecker woods and being within biking distance is a huge advantage too. : ) Loved your minimal kit too! Isn't it a joy to be able to leave so much behind and still enjoy your time so much? This is one of my favorites! Thanks a bunch for the ride : )
Beautiful camp site, no fire though, surely you could have had a sneaky one. I always find a fire is good for the morale.
Great to hear some Coope Boyes and Simpson to accompany you. Quality music.
Such a great song and perfect for this vlog.
Hi Sandy i have just found your channal love your videos .I love to get away for a few days not in to bushcraft but is nice to just be peacefuff and quiet got a little ebay tent and a storm kettle all i need . take care Andy
Great video as ever, Interesting and inspiring! Only this time with the added bonus of a classic Coope, Boyes and Simpson soundtrack. Much appreciated, thank you!
Great song and beautiful country. Thanks.
@nathanshepherd1 Hi Nathan,
Thanks for subscribing.Glad to have you aboard.!
The Trangia and Mora..I wouldn't be without them!!
This part of Ofordshire is nice.I will be there again soon.But would love Scotlan.My father was from Aberdeen and I have some family up that way still.
All the best
Sandy
Nice outing and solid gear!
All the best
Rob
I would like to see more of your village, and maybe meet a few random people on the street just to say hello. excellent video thanx
That was a refreshing journey into your countryside. I enjoyed your camp sight and gear review. Very nice. Could you cover your clothing sometime? I'm always interested in what people take with them.
Nice vid, looks like a great wee spot to relax away from it all.
Wonderful. Love the song and stealth wild camping.
That was a nice place to camp, thanks for sharing Sandy. Being here in the states I didn't know about "Stealth Camping" but I understand now. Right now 85% of the state of Texas is in extreme drought conditions so there's no open fires allowed. Heck with it being 104F....you really don't want to go out....LOL. You've got some pretty good stuff for your kit. Take Care :-))
You do have a lovely way of editing and presenting your videos... this may be one of your early ones... but I find it very relaxing enjoying being along for the ride!
Thanks. It's the gypsy in me. I have to escape quite often to remain sane:)
I have massive respect for what you are doing (from uk). Your cambing/bushcraft skills are obvious from he video. What I like the most is your cycling in full high-viz then just 'dissapearing' into nature:) inspiring sir, truly.
Your kit list is typically british too, very enjoyable video and im sure the conversation would be delightful if a fellow wildcamper would happen across you :)
Awesome job on this one Sandy! I loved the way you put this video together... it was a real pleasure to watch. That looked like a great camp in a very beautiful location... sure ALOT different from the trip I just took ;-) Thumbs up!
what a unique approach of getting to the bivy site! a bike - never thought of that - usually it's drive, park & walk in.
well done you sir ;)
Hi Sandy i have just lost my lambsfoot hopeing it's indoors Mora not come yet may be in the post in the morning have a great weekend regards andy
Fantastic and such a wonderful song.
Hello, Sandy - Just a quick note to say how much I've enjoyed your videos, solo or with the usual gang! I hope this finds you well in all respects. b/r Michael
+Michael Grubbs Thanks for your wishes Michael.
All well at this end. Hope the same for you too.
Sandy
Oh this was lovely. And great music. As a hiker from Wyoming, I kept thinking you were going to hit an oncoming car ("wrong" side, you know...) just lovely. Thank you.
Very nice video, I like the camo-netting idea, and bicycle bags seem excellent for a bug-out. Wish I'd thought of it myself, but thank you. Beautiful scenery as well, and good filming for a single person.
Great Wild Camp Sandy, loved the different shots getting to the camp, all the camera angles, well thought out, and the music was a good match too. Good kit you have, I have the MSR titan kettle too, not used it as yet. Many thanks. Paul :-)
Well done! You are spry for your years. Beautiful Vid! Is that you and your m8s singing? Great vocals. Very appropriate song. Very lush woodlands like here in eastern Canada. All in all just great!
Keep on keeping on!
that was the best camping video I've seen yet by a Brit. I would love to get you out up here in Wisconsin, the U.P. or Ontario...the Boundary Waters Canoe Area...and really give your equipment a work out. If you haven't done so already, give it a try, it will be the trip of a lifetime. Find a copy of the Boundary Waters Journal...they might send you a free copy if you email them.
I just watched this video again one of my favorites. It popped up in my list again and I had to watch it!
Well Done Jack!
Nothing extra which is in keeping with the theme. Thx for posting!
Thankyou doberman. have you seen ken Krams take on this? It's fantastic.
Take care
Sandy
I could really hear the owls when I listened to it this time. What a beautiful area and place to camp. :)
PERFECT choice of music. Thank you.
another gem of a video....so many you have to watch!
tents have there pro's and con's. yes they keep the bugs out but you also cannot see out so well.
I have a new hammock now with a built in mossie net so no bugs can get in!
Thanks and take care
Sandy
Thanks Galen,
There are some nice views over here but you have fine scenery too am sure.
I don't know which group sang this tune but it was based on an old tune from the first world war.
Thanks for the sub.
Sandy
Great video.Keep them coming.
i have watched this video several times since u posted it. thanks for sharing my friend!!!
Hello Sandy love that song bud ,atb Liam
It's an old tune Liam. It dates from the First World war.
Wiltshire Man it's beautiful song sandy makes the hairs on me kneck stand up lol
Great video. Liked the overview of the gear you used in the woods.
Most excellent and evocative intro! Love your vids, sir. Greetings from Tucson Arizona, where it was 111°F today!
That was hot weather. Currently 15C here in the UK
Hi Wolf. I am from Swindon, Wiltshire but used to live in Mesa AZ,
@@IanRM Mesa is an interesting place, a bit more humid than here, but monsoon finally started up here.
@@wolfsmith2865 Being a Western fan, always wanted to visit Tucson. Never did :-/
:-) I an still discovering old posts.You have been sharing your adventures with us for quite a while now * Always a pleasure
I like the minimalistic 1 day hike concept. But I am very grateful I live in Sweden where we have basically free right to camp in all woodlands both private and public (some restrictions do exist) for one night in one spot. Just don't destroy or disturb.
Thanks D,
Well this year I will be 50 years old. Unbelievable really. I still feel like a kid inside. Never smoked. Don't drink much and farm work keeps me fit I guess.
General health is good but I have a type of brain tumour called "Acoustic neuroma." A benign tumour on the acoustic nerve. Had the first one removed 18 years ago. Number 2 is now growing in the same region. Deaf in my left ear and facial paralysis otherwise ok. Makes me appreciate life and people whatever!
All the best
Sandy
I'm not sure where you can get this music. I found it online but didn't purchase it. It's an old sond dating from the first world war I think.
Thanks for the comment.
England is currently being battered by storms and very windy. So perhaps not such a good idea to be an English man. Better wait til May. it can be quintiscentially English then.
take care
Sandy
I tend to mostly ask for permission but as you know, wild camping in the UK is very limited and the land owners don't endorse it. So stealth has to be the way to do this type of camp in this country. You are very fortunate in Vancouver island to have the resources and space.
Take care
Sandy
that was great. thanks for posting
It is simply camping in woods or away from recognised camp sites. Often it has to be done discreetly as permission is not always sought and if it was would be refused. There is a golden rule. Pitch late. Strike camp early and leave absolutely no trace you were ever there.
Sandy
Lovely and simple. Thank you.
What a spot though! Beautiful forest.
@g0vqw Sandy,
I was shocked when I read your reply saying that wild camping is outlawed there! I have seen other videos on "stealth camping", but never really thought about what it meant. I just can't imagine not being allowed to camp in the woods! Yours is a proper act of "civil disobedience" if you ask me. I guess some of us just take things for granted sometimes without stopping to think about it... well, you've definitely created a deeper sense of gratitude here my friend... Thank you.
Great Singing! Like the Video also. :)
Thanks Jose,
All the best for the new year.
Sandy
What is the music? I would love to get a track of this... just beautiful!
I googled the "Bladnor Arms" pub, saw that it was in Wiltshire. Pretty area, not too many woodsy areas to choose from? The area you camped in was really nice and your setup gave me some ideas for my camp. Thanks for sharing. A big salute from southern Alabama ;)
That is one BEAUTIFUL part of Britain.
Thanks Chjris.
All the best
Sandy
Wiltshire Man
Same to you from America.
Very nice video! Here in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I pull a BOB trailer behind my bike to carry my gear. Lot's of wilderness near me, and public land to camp so I don't have to be hidden. Thanks for some great tips on your gear. Tailwinds, Ossie (The Biking Fool!)
I've NEVER seen anyone so frightened of a couple of Sparks, while making a fire or lighting something in this case !
Oh dear, did I look scared of the sparks? I can assure you I was not.
wonderful sandy and wella quiet night in some woodland. my todo list for the comming year is a new bike as well as a canoe ..............liked the scrim net but not for me though, go even lighter if i can
Awesome! Love that stealth camp.
@saradreaming Hi Sara,
Those woods are about 10 miles from my home and some steep hills on the way!But I like taking the bike because I can bring it into the woods with me.These woods are open to the public but camping is not allowed.That is the reason I went low profile and setup late!Also you couldn't have a fire there due to the risk of causing a forest fire so I took my Trangia stove instead.
It's a lovely place.I wish we were allowed to wildcamp legally.Some UK laws are tuff.
Sandy
just the kind of thing i like doing my self and with similar kit. This year i've been experimenting with a tenth wonder hammock. Luckily i live in Scotland so havegood land access laws. down side is we have midges and crappy summers lol Also use a motor bike instead of the push bike. makes the hills a bit easier great video, cant believe it got 5 dislikes?? guess you cant please everybody
keep up the good work i love watching your videos so inspiring
@BamaMattElijah It's good to get lost in the woods when carrying hammaock and scotch and steak. . I must give the steak a try!
Thanks for commenting
Sandy
Great video, just found ya mate. great kit also, Loved the views of the english countryside I got to see, We sure don't have many viewing opotunities like that here in the states. Very nice and I absolutly loved the music. Please tell me there isa cd i could get of that group. I'll be checking out the rest of your videos.SUBBED.
@intenseangler Hi John,
Yes it was a lovely place.I'm going to go there again you can bet!I wish I did some more video around the camp,but I got there late and left early to avoid being spotted.Camping here is not really allowed.Infact wild camping in England is outlawed..!Some free country eh!But most landowners turn a blind eye..Some don't!
If caught I would have been asked to leave.I guess they are afraid of litter and forest fires.
No such risk from me!
All the best
Sandy
@sticknstonesbrkbones wearing a backpack whilst cycling can be very uncomfortable. Especially when you go over bumps. All the weight is taken through the saddle and groin area as you no doubt now know.
Rays book is good. This book is more of a survival guide and what is on offer by the season. It doesn't go into depth on wild edibles tho there is some info on that subject.
Sandy
@rickvanman I saw those downhill tracks Rick!Must say they looked fun but ..!
Badbury is a fine place to do some wildcamping.Setup late,leave early and no one will know!Can't light fires here.Even the ground would burn here!Actually I think wild camping is prohibited here.That kinda added to the fun!
Let me know if I can help you with anything regarding your "reconnection"
Sandy
I will be back here at some point.
Oh yea...love the music too!
I'm just back from my own hike glad to see you got on well looking forward to more videos
Fabulous video Sandy! I know where that was too. Were you tempted to try any of the downhill tracks while you were there? ;o) I've often wondered about doing an overnight stop there, although it does seem to be very popular with dog walkers - always seemed a bit too busy to add to my list of possible sites - glad you found somewhere quiet though.
Sure love this song I don't think I would never have heard this if it were not for your video thank you, I wonder the history of this song and who might these gentlemen who are singing in harmony are ? This song sure touches the soul especially in the times we are entering into. God bless & be with you & family 24/7 : }
Sandy - Your videos are calming.
I just don't know why you didn't stop at the pub for a cup of Tea ?
Cheers mate
Ade
I've got an old Lambsfoot knife. Hope you find yours. The Mora's are excellent.
Take care
Sandy
Love this video, and the bike put a great twist on it.Thinking very hard on making my mountain bike into a trekking bike but need to add a pack.Any suggestions on size a type of pack?Nice soothing video to relax to.Job very well done
Applejack
Gud vid, good music, gud camp and surroundings. Thanks for sharing
outstanding video makes me wish I was english oh loved the song where can it be purchased???
Well done Wiltshire Man...nice camp out .
What a beautiful song... Do you know what the name of the title is? Thank you for your upload, i always enjoy trips like that and especially if someone takes the effort to film it. I should do that as well.... :)
Enjoyed it very much.Thanks.
The woods were located in oxfordshire. Near a small market town called Faringdon.
Sandy
Thanks Rainbow hiker.
Sometimes I just have to go out wild camping and laylow!
Will see what I can come up with regarding clothing video.
Thanks and take care
Sandy
Enjoyed that, nice one.
Thanks Simply hike. I have purchased from you before.
Sandy
Tks for sharing your skills! Great video. 👍 crack on. 👍
@mazadan It was emotive music Peter.Kinda reflected how I was feeling!These woods belong to NT and no camping permitted so I went low pro!Hence the scrim net and bivi on the ground.Infact I needn't have worried.The chance of being discovered is practically zero as these woods are large and I hid myself deep!
Think I will spend more time here in future camps!I plan on camping throu every month of the year!
All the best my friend.
Sandy
Hi Sandy, I could see the red paint on your bike, you need some more fern leaves on it ha,ha Ray
Hi Ray,
The bike needs a respray
cammo green comes to mind Sandy
G'day from the Canada, Nice set up mate, do you do stealth camping due to few legal areas in Britain to camp.?
I live on Vancouver Island British Columbia, Campers Paradise.
Thanks Twighiker,
Sometimes it's good to lay low.
Sandy