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thank you for this beautiful place

Nice one mate, I'm local and off there this weekend now that the weathers cleared.

Great to see you back hope you have some more adventures planned

Is this the Titanium or the Aluminium frame? Looking at the Ti at the moment

What time of year did you do this? I want to do the same trip but I hear whispers of an informal agreement with fisherman to stay out during the summer months?

Where did you launch from ? Hoping to go soon. Thx

Lovely walk once we passed the first fell 😂😂

Awesome going for a camp there this month

Is there many islands on this loch

Hay John! Great to see you back out and well done on your achievement. Sorry to hear the reason you have been away but glad things are slotting back into place. Life does have a habit of interfering at times but hopefully now you will get back in the zone. Look forward to your next video 🌳😁🌳

Really enjoyed these videos! Great content, keep it up

Brilliant video John!

Aw, miss you buddy, that was lovely to watch, both for the views, the vibes, and to see your face.

Good to see you back John.

My daypack loadout is similar but I also carry a head lamp, toilet tissue and hand sanitizer.

What are the best times to launch with regard to tide times. Many thanks

EVERYTHING! You said that you want in a tent is EXACTLY the same things that I desire; because of this you sold me. I gave you a Thumbs up 👍. The price is a bit of a hard pill to swallow, but... if one wants a great quality tent with all the features and our same likes and desires in a tent. Then the price is just a one time hit, and then it's behind you. I too, am looking for all the qualities that you mentioned for my recumbent trike touring. Question... How small does it compress down to if you put it into a compression sack? Thanks again, cheers.

Nice review- best of luck with the new bicycle too brother! 🚴🏼‍♂️🌱🌿🧘🏼🙏

Covacure is great hammock enjoyed your video

Very useful vid.

Catapult? In US that is a “sling shot.” Good to see someone else taking their coffee seriously.

really informative video just what i was looking for, thank you

Hi John were planning this trip hopefully for this year.. .great video I love the way you had the two coloured canoes on the map .and you gave your stopping point locations great stuff I've subd 😍

nice paddle, done many white water rivers but trying to do more flat water to chill solo these days. Did you have any access problems in lambton estate. The game keeper has been known to pick issues with kayakers.

hi guys. great video. im going to attempt the same trip myself but my concern is how far did you have to drag your gear from car to water and did you have any hassle parking overnight ?

Why does someone want to not be seen while wild camping? I don’t understand your emphasis on hiding.

i did this after we were allowed back outside after the coronavirus event. best trip i’ve ever ever done and would love to go back. we did it in september when the midgeys weren’t rife!

Great ‼️

Nice one John 🤩

Looks like a game changer. 2 years on whats the verdict???

Great video! I'm just about to buy a Camino. How did the bike handle it? I'm also unsure about the "bomber" flared handlebars, cant decide to stick with what i know or try the flared version. Thanks!

Just on here looking at other people's experiences of this route as im planning on doing it this april/may, im also from the northeast just near tynemouth...anyways good luck for the next attempt and hope the weather is on your side 👍

Thanks so much for the excellent review. I had been looking at the Nemo Dragonfly but I think you've swayed me. I'm 5'1 and 71 years old so it should be super roomy and the lighter the better! I also like the extra storage you showed.

Where did you get that sit mat from?

I've got a coffin tent. Easy to put up but literally no room.

Top man....this video really helped me out....my knees have gone through hiking now I'm going kayaking this year psl

Hi - how you finding this bike for bikepacking?? I looking at either a cameno or Santiago to do the NW500 on this May.

Sounds like the perfect tent for me

The most aggressive opening of zips I've ever seen. Good video though

Good video. And good call on backing out of the bad weather. Its not worth the risk - Loch Ness can be lethal. We did the trail in a 17' canoe with our 3 kids, 2 years ago, and lucked out with fantastic weather for it - I have a video of the tripnif youre interested.

Love watching your videos mate (I'm a Sunderland lad), but just realised you've changed your handlebars to flats. After cycling for 45 years and only recently switching to drop bars, I dont think I could go back to the dark side 😂

Good advice

Subscribed. Hope to see many more videos on your channel.

the fishing season finishes long after October depending what your fishing for, theres now a charge to use access at the george hotel, no more freebees gates locked

Brilliant, I really want to try this...I have all the gear, including kayak... just no idea😅 so these videos are very helpful

That was a great post! Had such a relaxed atmosphere to it. What a perfect way to spend a few days on the water. Well done buddy! Looking forward to checking out some of your other posts; hopefully there'll be more little gems like this one! Take care😊

At least you had a crack! It's better than just talking about it, like many of do! Really like your Yak, for it compact dimensions; would like a boat that would fit inside my car; because I hate the whole roof rack malarkey. But seeing how poorly a compact Yak tracked across open water(even with a skeg); I think I'll stick with my longer Dagger approach. I suppose it's horses for coarses, and different boats suit different situations. Was such beautiful scenery, and I love the sound of the water lapping at the side of the boats. Anyway, hope you make another film of you and your buddy completing the journey. Take care buddy😊

Great post! I walked up the old man of coniston, last summer, and camped next to Low Water. The wind up there nearly blew my tent flat, even in that relatively sheltered spot. Your little adventure looked much colder than mine; though not so windy..haha! Quite surprising that you didnt take a stove, and hav a nice cuppaT on the summit; it's got to be done..haha! Take care buddy, look forward to your next film.😊

Enjoyed that adventure of yours..Kayaking in beautiful Scotland, Hob nobs, then later; steak on the fire and camping on an island..perfect! On a serious note though, if you were planning to bag a munroe on your trip..what would you do with your Yak? I would never leave mine on the roof rack and go off to do something else! Unless you have a van that is!? Looking forward to watching some more of your adventures. Where do you get the ideas from for your trips, is it stick a pin in a map, curiosity, or recommendations..I'm curious? You seem to end up in some nice places. Take care buddy!😊