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Cracking looking adventure buddy, that looked awesomely chilled. A camp there later in the year would be cool roasting chestnuts off the tree on the fire. Take care mate atb, Garry

Absolutely gorgeous presentation man, these boots are fantastic! And 6 years isn’t joke 👏👏

Nice one mate. Enjoyed that 👍

U ad a good 1st day out of clouds👍, we wer in clouds all way through, good stuff that adventure food, for proper adventures😁, great video👍👍

Piro regane cak

I think that brown metal thing is the trailer that goes on the back of a lorry

Now that,s what I call wild camping!

Great video mate. If you're budget can stretch to it, I'd go with Vanshades instead of curtains. Great products. All the best.

great content , keep up the good work 😁

Glad to see you're enjoying your son and van!

Great to see you back….welcome family! 😊 love ❤it! 🇺🇸

Wow!! Great to see you back. Yes sir, family. The one anchor that can keep us grounded. Great video. Happy trails!!!

Awesome 🇳🇴

Love this. Thanks for sharing. And your dog is dem cute. Thanks for including him.

I'm shocked how easy it actually is to build this. I was on the fence between buying a 2-person tent or a 4.5x3m tarp. I'm getting the tarp for sure now!

Thanx for Sharing

Sucked you could’ve went slow and showed the meals

This guide to be seen of hiw to avoid cost in purchase of expensive thing is a life saving one... Great video.... 👏👏👏👏👏

Never seen a tarp tent set up with a rectangular tarp. Darned nice!

Genious ❤

Good video well explained, I could listen to this guy speak all day , to me he has a similar voice to John Lennon when he spoke.

Very informative video. Thanks for taking the time.

Thats very impressive

Really good video well done both of you, me and my girlfriend have done Scarfell Pike really good ......👍

You could leave the bottom unpegged , put your pack/boots/etc. in front of the Pole and pull the tarp up over it for more protection in case of rain. Nice set up.

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There is a way to use a tarp and fully enclose the tarp. Three sides.

Perfect! Great tutorial! Subscribed!

Great setup. Just one question... does the base of the trecking pole not puncture the tarp?

I like your design. Would it work to have two thirds of the length on top. One third, and the front inside corners, as ground sheet? Giving more space overall. While not extending out into the rain.

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I used your instructions to make a tarp tent on a 3 nite hike and it worked flawlessly. The flaps can be carabinered together instead of staked back to keep the cold out too.

nice fire!

Wow. Thank you. Been looking for this for ages. Much appreciated. 👍😊

Thanks for the video mate ive done the 3 peaks and the 3 Monroes and it's so challenging but worth it though 👍

Just put this up in my garden in sunny Chesterfield. Great video. Thanks

Wow !

Excellent work friend👍

another set of clueless muppets ruining it for everyone, learn the basics dog off the lead near lambs , ground fire, hacking any old bits of branches off. all the gear no idea totally oblivious at least do some basic research

Ground fire 😢

I bought this backpack on this recommendation thinking it was going to be 120l capacity as its advertised. I couldn't get all me gear into my 70l so thought this bag would be great with an extra 50l. Unfortunately I couldn't get all my gear from a 70l back pack into this 120l pack. Its definitely not 120l more like 60l. Contacted the company but it failed to rectify so reported them to trading standards for false advertising. Cheap good bag but definitely 120l is capacity... it's more 60l

it's verry good.👍👍👍

Are you Carl Frotches long lost brother 😂 Seriously though this bag is brill 👌 only uses once but it is definitely good enough for long hikes camp.

Thank you for going into details and showing where to stake it down

Only modification I'd make is to move the starting points back a bit either to the next holes or use clips to go about halfway, this then pulls back excess ground sheet while creating more space and more material to close it up further. But you may be left with 50% floor, which is almost as good as no floor

Nice im going to try this this afternoon

Can it take all this; 1-2 Man tent + sleeping bag + mat Multitool + Small axe Gas oven + Canister Small medkit Food+Water Torch. I'm looking for something decent to take trekking+hiking. There's all types sizes and I don't know what I'd need? 60L-80L-120L? Andes? Osprey? Burghaus? I see these videos on the internet where people go hiking and manage to have all this type of stuff, like tent and sleeping bag, mat e.t.c I don't want to spend hundreds - thousands of pounds, so please help!

What brand is your axe?

What routes did you embark on for each mountain?

Massive well done to you both! Hoping to do it for charity this summer while shifting a knee injury. Going for it regardless. Only done Snowdon before and need to do the others!