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Great camp mate! Really enjoyed that, stunning drone footage! New sub from us👏🏻

Great adventure, great video editing too, loved the drone footage. You picked up another subscriber, also from a fellow RUclipsr. Shame about the wind, keep up the good work. 👍

Great video, love the editing, your smashing it. Just subscribed from a fellow RUclipsr 😉👍

Really enjoyed this, great music and cinematography too. Subscribing to see more and grab cheeky ideas for my own vids!

Great spot for a wild camp, total respect for the effort taken to produce a piece of art, liked and subbed from a fellow creator, chin chin

Great video, really enjoyed it. Definitely one to add to the “to do list”. We look forward to seeing more of your adventures! Liked 👍🏼 and subscribed from a fellow RUclipsr 👌

Dora's strange father seems quite easy going.

I found an amazing life. All I did was put one foot in front of the other

Stunning views. Handsdown fav adventure channel.

Wool base layers don't make you sweat loads, lightweight merino wool base layers are renowned for their heat regulating properties, it's one of the main reasons merino base layers are so popular and they don't get smelly on multi day treks like synthetic base layers tend to, I use merino and synthetic, pure merino's only real drawback is it's not very durable but there are plenty of hybrid merino/synthetic mix base layers these days, I've been a fell runner in Snowdonia for decades so loved the old HH dry base layers which used to be seen all over the hills, they were great and I still have a couple but they get really smelly on multi day hikes, go back several 100 years and in Spain exporting merino sheep was punishable by death as the wool they produced was so highly sought after, lol sorry just a merino wool fanboy! 😁 Nice vid, I've done it several times over the years, my biggest tip would be, when approaching Foel Fras trig point at the end, look out for a spike of rock about 70m SW of it on that same plateau of scattered rocks, that's the actual summit of Foel Fras, not many people are aware that they built the trig away from the actual summit, but if you go to the actual summit you can then boast you're one of the few people who has done the real Welsh 3000's! 🤣 This is the grid reference of the actual summit SH 69614 68122, I always figured the actual summit is such a beautiful spike of natural rock sticking out of the ground that they didn't want to disturb it or build on top of it, that or they just made a mistake!

Lovely vid, keep it up

I grew up in the Brecon Beacons and did my first hike in on Mt Snowdonia in 1966 via the pyg track.. Today's hikers are all me me social media assholes..

that whole place looks amazing. I am not so adventurous as this, but I am sure glad you are so that I can just watch along.

the word you're looking for is trepidations - it means to be a little bit scared and little bit excited - the more you know eh?

I Love this!

That water is like glass! Thanks for sharing the wee break.

Really enjoy your interesting and inspiring videos. Excellent content, great footage etc.

Excellent 👍

You should be really proud of this video and the amount of work you’ve put in to it. Not only the editing but the messages too. I could definitely learn a lot from this one. Particularly the chapters on resilience and discomfort. I watched this at the right point in my life and I hope I continue to carry these lessons as I move in to my next chapter. Well done again. Looking forward to seeing what comes next. Ps let’s go to the Brecons soon

Awesome video, perfect thing to do to keep your mind in a good place👌👍👍

This was a deeply reflective journey for me to watch. Aside from being breath-taking scenery, it has made me think of the comfort I've built in my life and what I hope to get out of it. As I've turned 40, I've found it harder to connect with people but easier to connect with the things I love. Maybe that's normal, maybe the contentedness you feel from your own journey is more rewarding than what you try to get with other people. Then again still the rarity of connection with other people at this age maybe makes it that much more valuable for its rarity. Whatever your return to the real world brings you, thanks for sharing the meditations. I'll try to find the uncomfortable thing that brings me the same opportunity to reflect.

Another great video. It reminds me that I need to go on an adventure (how that happens I have no idea). As a person who has been dealing with severe mental health issues for the last few years I know how important it is to take time out and take care of yourself. Thanks again for making such an epic video. Take care my friend.

Great banter boys😎. But you have to go back for Redemption?😂. 1. So all three of you can complete it 2. The challenges is to climb up and down the three highest mountains in 24 hours! 3. I will watch the video❤😂. I'm doing it with a mate this weekend I've just been watching some Videos to familiarise myself with the mountains. Oh and great effort 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

Did you finish the challenge at the top of Snowdon? Do you not have to get back to the bottom to complete the challenge then?

I'm always a bit shocked at how few subscribers you have. Your videos are so well produced, the music is suitable without being overbearing and I'm jelly of your beard.

Watching this video reminds me of John Muir's words: 'The mountains are calling, and I must go.' Just like mountain climbing, life is filled with its peaks and valleys. Each step you take in the wilderness not only brings you closer to nature’s heart, but also mirrors the personal challenges and peaks we face every day. Keep climbing, keep exploring, and remember, every mountain (or hill!) teaches us a bit more about ourselves. Your strength and resilience in sharing your story are truly inspiring.

Fantastic video. Thanks for sharing. subbed & 👍15

Amazing landscapes in the video. Very similar views in Norway also.

Or cats..🐈‍⬛

People...need people.

Good video again ... Thanks.

Loved the video and real men do cry it’s ok to not be ok most of us who seek the mountains or nature for a wild camp are probably doing it for self help and a reset, hope it’s helped now you are home, I haven’t made a video or wild camped in a long while kind of lost my mojo but really needing to get back to snowdonia with a tent soon, loads of support out here for you mate just keep on keeping on we are stronger than we know mentally, keep well and stay safe, Les.

Amazing vid pal, we've done that route but had no views due to the mist and rain. Going back this weekend to see it again. Many thanks

“Scotland have their own rules because… they are Scottish “ 😂😂😂

Good

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Very cool video, such a stunning place, cool camp too, just come across your channel and have subbed, looking forward to watching more of your videos, good health and safe travels, cheers craig

I enjoyed these and am doing this at Easter well done

It s ok not to be ok fella. I live nearby and Cader Idris is my go to place when I want to clear my head. It works every time for me and resets my head. I hope you are ok now

Good video. Done Sharp Edge a few times but never when it's iced over - you're a braver man than me. It's a dangerous place in bad weather as we know - more so than Striding Edge. Looking forward to the next one

That was an adventure. Best wishes.

Enjoyable video ... Thanks.

Absolutely gorgeous scenery my friend

A nice highlight reel. Where is that unusual rock formation at 1.41? That would be a great selfie l9cation! Rgds, Wadi

Looking forward to 2024 adventures.

The way the afternoon sun hits across thoese drop offs is amazing. Your videos really show the enormity of it all, much enjoyed.

My biggest Adventure so far! But now that’s done I need inspiration for my next one, so, what’s your biggest adventure been?

Very far out up there. I didn't see a down moment. Have a cool week ahead. Mark

How the hell did you get Crib to yourself. I was up before daybreak and it was packed. (nice vid👍)