Spending the Night in an Unlocked Hut
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- We've been really excited to share this video.
This was one of those trips which just worked out so good. Still can't stop thinking about it, actually. It's been so nice reliving it all whilst editing this.
We had a really simple plan: cycle up a hill and spend a night in a bothy!
Very fortunate to have places like this up in the hills. Across the UK there are over 100 bothies run and maintained by the Mountain Bothies Association. They're a registered charity and any donations help to make outdoor experiences like this possible. Here's there link if you wanted to make a donation: www.mountainbo...
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Thanks folks, hope you enjoy!
Josh & Sarah
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Timestamps
00.00 - Intro
01.00 - The big climb
03.20 - Finding Lingy Hut
07.00 - A beautiful sunset
09.00 - Cooking up dinner
12.40 - An incredible sunrise
15.50 - Packing up
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Thanks for watching folks! If you like the video, we'll be exploring a lot more of bothies around the UK in the future too.
Because they're such awesome places, I'll leave the link to the Mountain Bothies Donation page again here: www.mountainbothies.org.uk/_donation/
They enable so many amazing outdoor experiences it's a very worthwhile cause.
Catch ya soon,
Josh & Sarah
Been binge watching these! Loving your channel! ❤ I especially like watching these types of vlogs when im tucked up cosy warm in my bed..😂 x
Haa, yes it makes you appreciate that comfort of a warm bed even more. This was a particularly cold night 🥶
Thank you, wonderful, life can be so much better, I am old and barely able to get out but I live my dreams through you x
As I’m now getting too old to do trips like this, I especially enjoyed watching your video. You have a good balance of scenery and action, and the photography is gorgeous. Best of luck to you both with your life in the Lake District, one of my favourite places.
Lovely video and such a beautiful loacation
Thank you! It really was a stunning camp out.
So very beautiful
Another great video and showing just what an excellent experience you (finally) had!
There’s something magical about staying in a bothy in winter ❄️
Cheers 👍
Sure is! Something about taking refuge from the conditions. Next stop Dubs and Warnscale!
@@joshandsarahride remember to take some kindling and coal 🔥 👍
@@tonypaddler will do!
amazing photos
Thanks Angelo. Such an incredible location!
Another nice narrative to your little adventure.
Thankyou , and thankyou for sharing .
I cannt take tripps now so this is the nicest to one thankyou .
Thank you! What makes you unable to take trips? Hope these little adventures can help to scratch that adventure itch
@@joshandsarahride Thankyou for asking .
My health has declined over the years .
I never had real strong health . I grew up
In the state of Michigan witch is a little like UK climate . Well at the time the doctored recommended the west .
So I went to the Western United States do to the dryer climate . It worked for a while . But everything changed .
It cost alot now to live in the western states and they are now congested with tourism .
And people wanting huge houses , not small cabins .and cost of living . It's stress full .
And I ware my body down .from work and life . I am sixty five .
It's sad but you don't want to go to the mountains von a weekend . They are mobbed .and don't feel remote .
You mite like Stan mills channel .
He lives out side of Yellowstone park .
And he takes you hiking . He didn't talk much but always shares what's important .and the beauty like you do .
And he is seasoned . Teaches you on what to do when your with Grizzly bear country .
He always stays away from the tourist .
I like your videos for that fact .
I am not anti social , but things have changed .
Look forward t watch more of your
Biking . I love the UK .
Was introduced to it by the writer of all creatures Great and small.
Cheers to you both .
Really beautiful video love a music list if poss.
Oooh, okay, I'll look into it!
You could almost feel the cold coming out of the film 🥶 always wanted to s tay in a Bothy none down south tho 🙁
It looked beautiful 😊
I'm glad it came across cos it was pretty chilly 😅 yeh, unfortunate they're not spread around. Lots in Wales and North of England though, then you're absolutely spoiled for choice when you cross the border!
Great video at High peak I saw a line on the trig to the Criffel that’s behind my house 👍🏻
Love the trig's with directions and distances. Make everything seem close, and far at the same time!
Love your video's do you carry a drone with you too ? fabulous to watch thank you for sharing your experience
Hey Annette, yes we do. It's a DJI Mini 2 so it's pretty light and easy to carry!
Fantastic photography, is there anywhere they can be purchased?
Hey Steve, thank you very much. This is actually something I'm currently working on but haven't finalised as of yet. Do you want to give us a message on Instagram and then it would be easier to communicate. It's @joshandsarahride :)
Hi. What's the route to lingy hut please? Love this
We came up high pike from fellside ⛰️
I really enjoyed watching this video. What happens if you reach a bothy and find someone else is already in it? Do you have to cycle all the way home or can you book it in advance?
We've had that happen before, check out our dubs hutt video. As no you can't book them. They can get busy in the summer months but the adds to the atmosphere
Don’t you have problems with midges?
(Bugs)
They can be a bit of an issue in the summer but not as bad as some places in Scotland🪰
The beauty and healing power of mother nature is a powerful force, even from my hotel room whilst away with work....its working for me because of your content...cheers folks ❤
Completely with you. Constantly inspired and motivated by all that is outside!
What a quaint and cosy little bothy, So Beautiful, with the flickering Candle light, what a Perfect Way to Spend your Valentines Day xx
Very well filmed why you using backpacks …
Thanks bud! Best place for camera gear I've found on rougher trails. Testing out a bumbag for the camera too.
@@joshandsarahride do you have a gear list of all your camera and editing gear i just finished mine but looking for more ideas
@@Bikepacking for shorter trips e.g. no computer or work things, it'll be
Fuji xt4
Fuji 23mm
Fuji 70-300mm
Mic
Dji mini 2 and controller
Small sandwich bag filled with camera bits, memory cards and batteries
Then a tripod or mini tripod
All fits nicely into the bottom section of a Lowepro Photosport backpack. But also just waiting for a cheap bumbag to arrive so I can see about using it to quickly store the camera from the saddle when heavy rains come 👌
@@joshandsarahride i store my camera gear in the front right stem bag and the left one is store my dji drone and controller so both easy access top tube bag i keep iPhone pro for instagram and facebook posts only but did added a grip to it so it feels more like a camera … i did start with backpack many years ago but found it to hurt my neck and back ..so then i switched to a northface lumber bum bag but still didnt feel right .. i perfect the weight on the bike and my back free …
@Bikepacking a pretty sweet content setup! On lighter trails I'll sometime switch to an Ortlieb Ultimate 6 handlebar bag, which I also like. Just as trails get heavier, it bounces about too much again. I tend to forget about the backpack, then realise how great it feels once I take it off again 😅
Its a shame there isn't a fire at this Bothy. I also follow Dave outdoors Scotland and he always takes fire wood with him to the many Scottish Bothies, as most are made of stone and have fire places. Perhaps when you have explored the lakes you might venture further North. Thanks for sharing, another great vid, I'm looking forward to part two. ATB Big Dave.
It's really pretty small. Fire would have kept us extra toasty, but also appreciate the minimalism too. Excited to explore others in the area. It's brilliant how many they have in N England and into Scotland. Cheers Dave!
great video cracking views.
Cheers man! Hey from Reddit, right?
@@joshandsarahride yeh man!