Another good one buddy. The difference between this one and my nights out...I'm like a ninja on Redbull...tarp and hammock away, underquilt and top quilt away, alcohol or gas stove away, area set fair and gone...but when it comes yo ultimate comfort, this type of camping you've got the ultimate comfort, with all mod cons. Takes longer to set up and pack away, but what a night. Sooo good to see you set fair, leaving no trace and loving that barrow...makes life so much easier. Good listening to the rain and hearing the different wildlife...far cry from where I am...different birds and not as interesting sometimes, no deer where I am, have to travel further out, as only 2 doors away from SE London
Spoiled this weekend, with my two favourite you tubers posting new videos.A really enjoyable one yesterday from Patrick Dickenson and this from your good self today, both very enjoyable.
Yes Patrick, been watching him for years, this is the first video from Wiltshire Man I will be watching, also enjoy watching Richard from the Day Tripper channel who also watches Wiltshire Man
Wheelbarrow Man... Yeah, it's got a ring to it Noel:) Haaha. Hope your doing well. I have been Tent buying. Brought two recently. A snugpack Ionophere but decided it was too draughty for winter use so will save it for the warmer months, and a Helm Compact one which has been described as a Hilleberge Soulo killer. It's not as well made as a Hilleberge though but has a solid inner for draught free camping in Winter and everyone who has one is very pleased with it. :)
Thanks sandy, I really needed this. So much so I'll have to get out real soon. You've inspired me. Far to much work lately so I'm off to make an overnighter video. Looked super cozy in there too. Thanks my friend
You can't beat getting close to nature Darren, It is the answer to a lot of problems in modern life as is eating and growing our own food, I'm getting into that also:) Look forward to seeing your overnighter. Don't let the B$ST£rdS grind you down! Sandy
A hand cart in the forest !! what next, a coffee cart 🤣🤣In our forest you wouldn't get 10 metres. Enjoyed the video. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Your Braver than me Sandy; In heavy Wind I look for a Hedge Row to Pitch Behind. Two Reasons I don't camp in woods is the obvious dead fall,. 2nd is the rain; Trees gather as much moisture to pore onto their routes so after a short false umbrella dry spell, all of a sudden rain reaches the forest floor soddens & softens the routs = The dreaded widow makers. Your a Very Brave Man Sandy. Great Video but please stay safe.
Reminds me of hunting feral hogs, mourning doves, wild turkeys, white tailed deer, and alligators with my uncles when I was 7 years old. We would often turn the entrails into sausages and the meat into jerky. The bones can be uses for tools and grips. 30-06, 12ga, and .223 were common cartridges although .357 revolvers, machetes, and crude lances were useful sidearms in case the shots missed or the firearms jammed. I tend to add chopped onions, chopped celery, diced bell peppers, and molasses to baked beans.
If you have trouble sleeping get a good seam sealed tent with full rainfly and camp in the rain. If you can't sleep with the sound of rain on the tent you're doomed to a life of little sleep. Great video , keep them coming. Here's a thought for a video. Show the not so glamorous side of a camping trip and show the cleanup and maintenance of your equipment when you return home.
Perfect outdoor meal for all the calories you have burned and the inclement night Sandy, perfect balance of protein, carbs and minerals and vitamins with the fresh veggies. For me there is no better camp than one in a storm! Looking at your car Sandy have you ever thought of doing a car camp, it looks like you could sleep comfortably in it!
Superb video Sandy. Other commenters have said everything I want to say already. So relaxing, it is like being there with you; love your narration and cinematography is brilliant. Thank you Sandy. Take care Neil
Great video Sandy, it’s always good camping in the scrub on a rainy night with a belly full of good tucker and a warm fire to sit next to, can’t beat the old bush television mate…
Hello darling Sandy, I really like your Hot Tent and with the wood burner you got all the comforts of being at home but benefits of being surrounded by nature. Your camping is not dictated by the weather well done. Dave B. Thailand.
I have just taken delivery of 2 beautiful Feuerhand Baby 276 lanterns. I got a black and a blue one. I'm running one on Citronella lamp oil for the bugs in summer and the other on ordinary non smoking indoor lamp oil. Mark also purchased a couple of them. Thanks for the info and inspiration. My 2 new lanterns are a lovely touch to my regression into hermitage. And they're useful too in summer when the power fails.
always looking at your great video s......like the camping video s the most..... this time together with my wife Marlene,both on the couch with Corona.......time for slow tv/video......thanks Sandy!!love it ;-)
Very nice Sandy! What a harsh critic you are of your food - quickly moving from an 8 to a 7.5/10 😂 All looked good inside while the elements had a party outside! Lots of comforts to make it more enjoyable and relaxing - very nice 👍
Hi Miriam I love camping when the weather is inclement. It's always amazing how cosy you can stay inside a good tent. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas:) Sandy
This is definitely my type of camping. Good food, nice lighting & a warm tent. I reckon you could stay out in this set up for weeks if needs be. Stay safe out there Sandy
Safe and sound in a hot tent with good grub while the wind roars away outside, just perfect. If I was a dog I would've had strings of drool hanging down watching that stir fry sizzle, looked delicious 🙂
There just aren't too many things more soothing and relaxing than listening to rain on the roof of a tent or shelter in the woods Sandy. It is usually not very enjoyable to pack up the wet gear the next morning however. But overall, the price that is paid usually is more than worth the effort. Seeing you using those old oil lamps has inspired me to acquire a few myself. They are definitely fascinating and worthwhile to use in my opinion. I have used them while camping and while just sitting out in my back yard during the warmer weather. Thank you for the inspiration. And as always, thanks for sharing what you are up to my friend. It is always interesting and enjoyable, see you on the next one.
Hi Terry These old lamps are very reliable but some of the cheaper brands are better off being avoided. Mine are all Feuerhand German built and with care will last a long time, I think Dietz make a similar lamp also. The tent got soaked and takes a couple of days to dry out but it's something that must be done. I have used my gear many times and it's still good as new, so it pays to look after your kit:)
Big hearty meal, lovely. I was cooking a roast as I was watching, so the smells from my kitchen, and you having a nice cook up was a glorious combination...
Thanks Bry, the taste of food is as much to do with the sense of smell as the taste buds they reckon. I hope your bodily aches are improving Bry, since reducing my carb intake I am a little better apart from the hip, that just nags at me at the moment! But as you say "That too shall pass". Ekhart Tolle has a wonderful video about happiness, I've left you a message on FB
I always enjoy your overnighter camps in the woods. Nothing beats listening to the wind in the boughs, rain on the fly, and the night calls of nature. Some of your gear I've never seen before, thanks very much for the links. ATB.
A seasoned professional prepper chef. Like your use of the fishing wheelbarrow.👍 You know how to organise yourself. All your kit in the right place and place made for your kit. I hope youngsters view your adventures. Do you ever give lectures to Scouts?
Enjoyed this video bro, wind and rain seam to be the order of the day just about everywhere in the world at the moment, sure had our fair share down here in NZ too. That one wheel pack mule seams to be just right for the camping you do. Safe travels
Nice camp out sandy. Really enjoyed you sharing this one. A great meal option you had. Easy prepped and gave you something to cook and add to. Bit no wash down ale? May you continue to enjoy your camps and share for many a winters. ATB and cheers.
Another good video sandy. I keep a pair of gloves in my stove kit which I wear when iam assembling and deasseming it. They keep my hands clean from ash and soot
Excellent video Sandy. I always enjoy your woodland camping overnighters. It’s very relaxing hearing the rain and wind outside when you are tucked up in the tent or the bivvy. I think it harks back to some primeval instinct feeling safe and secure from the elements. Thanks for a great video.
Nice camp Sandy, we've had some rough weather lately. That barrow is just the job, pity you can't tow it behind the E bike🙂. The meal looked good, not sure about Master chef though.
Always love the sound of light rain on canvas, it sends me off into a good sleep. In all a nice camp, a lovely dinner and a warm tent, who could ever want more.
Ooh! A video from Mr. Wiltshire … hold on there, chap. I need to nip to the shop for a bottle of beer so I can enjoy with you… ...well, it turned out to be a bottle of cider and a pizza, so I wasn't hungry when you produced that "meal for two" (shame you didn't take one of those mobile Extra Mouths with you!). That looked like a fine camp, Mr. W.M. Fishing gear trolley, eh? What a smart move.
As ever Sandy, a joy to see you revelling in the night, of weather, warmth and outrageously good cuisine. Looks like you had some good chill time. Do like your new chair, might even get one myself.. All the very best to you. Harry. Lowland Scotland.
@@WiltshireMan thanks Sandy, given my stiff knees and diabetic pot belly, a double lined DD tarp and hammock acting as a chair also- might be for next season. 😉
👍Never really got into camping alone but you make it seem enjoyable. I go once or twice a year camping with some motorcycle friends and we may cook breakfast but eat out for most other meals.
I like the fishing barrow. I use a beach cart for some transporting of gear to a location. I was thinking a bicycle trailer on the back of a bike might work for a few applications too. Wind is blowing a gale here today. I would say winter is here to stay but we get a warm spell each time I do.
It was a very windy night Dave but I also had the cemera mic settings set too high. I forgot to reset them when I last used the camera to record owls hooting! After watching your latest video I have gone and brought a Helm 1 compact!
@@BorderRambler It should be here tomorrow, I brought it from Amazon. I hope it has a solid inner like yours as I need a tent for Winter camps that will keep the draughts off. All the pics I see seem to show some mesh higher up on the inner?!
Great video your camp setup is just brilliant I could sit and listen to the sound of the rain and be so cosy in that tent all night so relaxing. The new wick in your lamp seems to work really well, Thanks for sharing.
Excellent! Love it! It’s always a bonus when we can strike camp without it raining!! Thanks for another enjoyable video Sandy. Very best wishes 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏽😎
Good to see you out again Sandy, I have spent my Sunday up my local wood. I was up and out before sun rise I like to get to the woods and watch as the night time slips away and the day begins. A magical time of day any time of year , even if it was raining and really soggy underfoot. Out looking for some camp spots for my next few trips out which I hope to get in up to Christmas. I see you kept the good grub selection going mate, in your little woodland pad and I'd give you a good 8 out of ten for a woodland meal, beats ration pack or dehydrated. Another good camp Sandy, really enjoyed your company for the half hour, thanks for taking us along. Regards to one and all in the house of the Wiltshire man, Big thumbs up.
Hi Moosey thanks. Yes watching a new day break in the woodlands is a magical thing. I'll have to check out your channel to see if you record any camps/ experiences. Ration pack food is OK but cooking fresh food(if it can be called that) is probably better:)
It never ceases to amaze me how soothing the sound of rain on a tent. or on a Rooftop even is. I love to hear it on the roof above my bed when I go to sleep at night. thing is , it's so soothing and relaxing it puts me to sleep too soon to enjoy more or it! That Teri acki stir fry looked amazing Sandy. thanks again for another great outing and adventure. 73 CUDTL??? de Ellis WA1RKS
I miss the massive selection of brews in UK, I lived in the 'Buckfast area' around Glasgow before I moved to North BC. Some beer or pop reviews would be cool on your channel? Thanks for uploading.
You look so cozy and warm in them woods (& tent)! There is also something about the sound of rain in a tent that is soo soothing! Stay safe and healthy!
Hi Sandy another great video ,I love your push along cart for your gear to go on. I done a video on my channel of a garden cart I converted to do the same thing and use as a table and bench. My dog Ozzy comes out with me and he uses it as a shelter to take care see you on next one.
Well Carmen missed out on a good meal there Another great video I've not done much camping in the past but due to change in circumstances I will be doing some in the new year Could you give me some info on buying small compact cooking gear please Take care
Hi, Well there are just so many options out there for cooking pots and stoves, all I can suggest is to take your time and watch a few other youtubers and see what you think will suit your situation and need the best. I have always found Trangia stoves and cookers to be good, but perhaps not super lightweight of packable unless you go for the folding Trangia Triangle. These stoves use Meths as fuel and no moving parts or jets to clog.
Good to see you're still getting out, Sandy. I thought you organised the weather perfectly; no rain whilst you were setting-up and striking camp but still able to enjoy the sound of rain on the tent and wind in the tree tops whilst tucked-up. The only thing missing was Carmen.
Hi Sandy, nice to see some fishing items coming into your camping videos 👍 as a fisherman those fishing barrows make light work of moving gear and I have a fishing chair just like the one you have bought 🎣🐟😊 Why didn't you put that huge rucksack onto the barrow instead of carrying it on your back 🤔
Hi Chris, It's a very useful piece of kit. I didn't want to overload the little barrow, so kept a few bulky items in my pack. The barrow did still carry most of the load though
Hi Sandy, I really enjoyed the video. I have a question. I have bought a hurricane lamp but the fuel I got gives off an unpleasant smell. Can you recommend a fuel that doesn’t smell?
Lovely camp out Sandy. I am curious how you knew the wick needed replacing. Could you turn it upside down and use the other end or was it just too short?( Just bought a Feuerhand baby for Als christmas) and dont really know much about them. I have also ventured into hot tent camping and the stove is amazing. So hot when so cold and wet outside. Waiting for some good snow for a camp out and want to try pulling my stuff on a sledge,( because I have so much gear) but love that wheel barrow idea. The Cairngorms were covered last weekend so it might not be too long!
Hi Mary, My old lamp suffered from a flareup then went out so I thought it must be the wick as I did replace the old wick with a wick I brought from amazon, it was a bit of a loose fit. So now I have some proper Feuerhand wicks, they are tighter and a bit fiddly to install. The lamp ran fine until I had it close to the stove and things heated up a bit. Then the Flareup happened again. I think what was happening was the paraffin was vapourising too much and consuming what oxygen was available to support the flame leading to the lamp self extinguishing. I didn't realise how hot the body of the lamp became until I picked it up, I had it about 18 inches away from the stove but on the side where there is a glass panel. This has taught me two things. Always keep the lamp away from a heat source and also how safe these old lamps are! They will self regulate and extinguish if they become too hot
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Another good one buddy. The difference between this one and my nights out...I'm like a ninja on Redbull...tarp and hammock away, underquilt and top quilt away, alcohol or gas stove away, area set fair and gone...but when it comes yo ultimate comfort, this type of camping you've got the ultimate comfort, with all mod cons. Takes longer to set up and pack away, but what a night. Sooo good to see you set fair, leaving no trace and loving that barrow...makes life so much easier. Good listening to the rain and hearing the different wildlife...far cry from where I am...different birds and not as interesting sometimes, no deer where I am, have to travel further out, as only 2 doors away from SE London
Yes, this is heavyweight camping Steve, takes about an hour to get setup and to take down:)
Spoiled this weekend, with my two favourite you tubers posting new videos.A really enjoyable one yesterday from Patrick Dickenson and this from your good self today, both very enjoyable.
Thank you, I appreciate your support. 🤣🤣👌
Yes Patrick, been watching him for years, this is the first video from Wiltshire Man I will be watching, also enjoy watching Richard from the Day Tripper channel who also watches Wiltshire Man
A nice relaxing camp in the woods... you should of had that pheasant in the pot !
So - Wiltshire Man becomes Wheelbarrow Man! Love it!
Vintage Sandy at his best. God bless you matey!
Noel
Wheelbarrow Man... Yeah, it's got a ring to it Noel:) Haaha. Hope your doing well.
I have been Tent buying. Brought two recently. A snugpack Ionophere but decided it was too draughty for winter use so will save it for the warmer months, and a Helm Compact one which has been described as a Hilleberge Soulo killer. It's not as well made as a Hilleberge though but has a solid inner for draught free camping in Winter and everyone who has one is very pleased with it. :)
Thanks sandy, I really needed this. So much so I'll have to get out real soon. You've inspired me. Far to much work lately so I'm off to make an overnighter video. Looked super cozy in there too. Thanks my friend
You can't beat getting close to nature Darren, It is the answer to a lot of problems in modern life as is eating and growing our own food, I'm getting into that also:) Look forward to seeing your overnighter. Don't let the B$ST£rdS grind you down!
Sandy
hi mate loving the streams and chat, stay safe love from cornwall
A hand cart in the forest !! what next, a coffee cart 🤣🤣In our forest you wouldn't get 10 metres. Enjoyed the video. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ 😀😀
Really captured the coziness of this camp Sandy. The stove and the storm made for a great video. Thanks 😊👍
That meal looked bloody good happy camper in rain and wind 🙂
Your Braver than me Sandy; In heavy Wind I look for a Hedge Row to Pitch Behind. Two Reasons I don't camp in woods is the obvious dead fall,. 2nd is the rain; Trees gather as much moisture to pore onto their routes so after a short false umbrella dry spell, all of a sudden rain reaches the forest floor soddens & softens the routs = The dreaded widow makers. Your a Very Brave Man Sandy. Great Video but please stay safe.
Thanks again, Sandy. That new chair looks like something I'd fall asleep in. 🏕️👍🙂😋
You could definately fall asleep in this chair Brian:)
Reminds me of hunting feral hogs, mourning doves, wild turkeys, white tailed deer, and alligators with my uncles when I was 7 years old. We would often turn the entrails into sausages and the meat into jerky. The bones can be uses for tools and grips. 30-06, 12ga, and .223 were common cartridges although .357 revolvers, machetes, and crude lances were useful sidearms in case the shots missed or the firearms jammed. I tend to add chopped onions, chopped celery, diced bell peppers, and molasses to baked beans.
If you have trouble sleeping get a good seam sealed tent with full rainfly and camp in the rain. If you can't sleep with the sound of rain on the tent you're doomed to a life of little sleep. Great video , keep them coming. Here's a thought for a video. Show the not so glamorous side of a camping trip and show the cleanup and maintenance of your equipment when you return home.
Thats a good odea Larry, I always hang up my tents to air before I pack them away afterwards
Perfect outdoor meal for all the calories you have burned and the inclement night Sandy, perfect balance of protein, carbs and minerals and vitamins with the fresh veggies. For me there is no better camp than one in a storm! Looking at your car Sandy have you ever thought of doing a car camp, it looks like you could sleep comfortably in it!
Superb video Sandy.
Other commenters have said everything I want to say already.
So relaxing, it is like being there with you; love your narration and cinematography is brilliant.
Thank you Sandy.
Take care
Neil
Knowing how far you have to travel to get to the woods, that little barrow is going to be very useful indeed
Nice one WW.
No doubt, but we'd all have to resist the temptation to bring one more thing!
It takes the weight off the shoulders and hips Si.
Great video , love the rain and pheasants and owls.
Great video 👍 I’m watching your brother now. You’re family are taking over RUclips!
Another really relaxing and lovely vid! good food and a great woodland camp. Blessings Mid Wales 😀😀
Great video Sandy, it’s always good camping in the scrub on a rainy night with a belly full of good tucker and a warm fire to sit next to, can’t beat the old bush television mate…
Bush TV always wins Wayne:)
Food looks great Sandy. Very comfortable set up!
Hello darling Sandy, I really like your Hot Tent and with the wood burner you got all the comforts of being at home but benefits of being surrounded by nature.
Your camping is not dictated by the weather well done.
Dave B. Thailand.
Thanks Dave, it is good to hear the sounds of nature and to experience first hand:)
Enjoyed your video looking forward too more thanks
I have just taken delivery of 2 beautiful Feuerhand Baby 276 lanterns. I got a black and a blue one. I'm running one on Citronella lamp oil for the bugs in summer and the other on ordinary non smoking indoor lamp oil.
Mark also purchased a couple of them.
Thanks for the info and inspiration. My 2 new lanterns are a lovely touch to my regression into hermitage. And they're useful too in summer when the power fails.
Sounds like you have got yourself two lovely babies there Ade:)
I like the new gear transporter, great idea i might look for one of them myself, cheers sandy.
always looking at your great video s......like the camping video s the most.....
this time together with my wife Marlene,both on the couch with Corona.......time for slow tv/video......thanks Sandy!!love it ;-)
Very nice Sandy! What a harsh critic you are of your food - quickly moving from an 8 to a 7.5/10 😂 All looked good inside while the elements had a party outside! Lots of comforts to make it more enjoyable and relaxing - very nice 👍
Hi Miriam
I love camping when the weather is inclement. It's always amazing how cosy you can stay inside a good tent.
I hope you have a wonderful Christmas:)
Sandy
Brilliant again Sandy. Thoroughly enjoyed this one.
Thanks Mark and hope your doing well
I think I heard pheasants! Love the wildlife sounds.
Yes Bill this is a game covert. Lots of pheasants
I'm glad you got that chair, it looks great.. If you knew of a cave or similar shelter it should be good for a nights camping. Save carrying the tent.
Nice one sandy you lucky bugger,,,,,,cheers
This is definitely my type of camping. Good food, nice lighting & a warm tent. I reckon you could stay out in this set up for weeks if needs be. Stay safe out there Sandy
You could stay out indefinately in na hot or heated tent Andy as the stove gives you the ability to dry cloths, cook and keep warm
Safe and sound in a hot tent with good grub while the wind roars away outside, just perfect. If I was a dog I would've had strings of drool hanging down watching that stir fry sizzle, looked delicious 🙂
Haa, Well I left Carmen my dog at home this time so all the food was for me:)
Sandy, I would of given that a 9.5 for looks. 73’s
Love that tent!
Love the cooking .
Thank you Sandy - another enjoyable video.
Thanks for watching John
Your voice is so relaxing, a great video and easy to watch. Thanks.
many thanks:)
I like the fishing barrow - as I get older, I CAN carry everything - I just don't want to.
Thanks for the video Sandy, dit dit
I nodded off...so relaxing! Perfect. Cheers.
Thanks Elliot sure was a relaxing camp even with the strong wind
I normally cook up a tin of beans and sausage, so I give your meal 10 out of 10🤣
The sounds of the woods at night, nothing beats it! Love watching your relaxing time in the woods Mr W, 👍
Lurvely hot tent!
I find the sound of gentle rain relaxing but that was more like white noise to me 😵💫
I had the mic gain on the camera set too high
When I describe you to my friends Sandy I use the words adventurous and intrepid...and a helluva nice guy!
Thats very kind Michael:)
Howdy from Texas sir!
There just aren't too many things more soothing and relaxing than listening to rain on the roof of a tent or shelter in the woods Sandy. It is usually not very enjoyable to pack up the wet gear the next morning however. But overall, the price that is paid usually is more than worth the effort. Seeing you using those old oil lamps has inspired me to acquire a few myself. They are definitely fascinating and worthwhile to use in my opinion. I have used them while camping and while just sitting out in my back yard during the warmer weather. Thank you for the inspiration. And as always, thanks for sharing what you are up to my friend. It is always interesting and enjoyable, see you on the next one.
Hi Terry
These old lamps are very reliable but some of the cheaper brands are better off being avoided. Mine are all Feuerhand German built and with care will last a long time, I think Dietz make a similar lamp also.
The tent got soaked and takes a couple of days to dry out but it's something that must be done. I have used my gear many times and it's still good as new, so it pays to look after your kit:)
Big hearty meal, lovely. I was cooking a roast as I was watching, so the smells from my kitchen, and you having a nice cook up was a glorious combination...
Thanks Bry, the taste of food is as much to do with the sense of smell as the taste buds they reckon. I hope your bodily aches are improving Bry, since reducing my carb intake I am a little better apart from the hip, that just nags at me at the moment! But as you say "That too shall pass".
Ekhart Tolle has a wonderful video about happiness, I've left you a message on FB
@@WiltshireMan Yes, things are improving, the aches and pains seem to come and go, in a cycle.... Watching the video now, thanks mate
Love your video's Sandy
Thanks Michael
I always enjoy your overnighter camps in the woods. Nothing beats listening to the wind in the boughs, rain on the fly, and the night calls of nature.
Some of your gear I've never seen before, thanks very much for the links. ATB.
Thanks Brad, glad you enjoyed the video
A seasoned professional prepper chef. Like your use of the fishing wheelbarrow.👍 You know how to organise yourself. All your kit in the right place and place made for your kit. I hope youngsters view your adventures. Do you ever give lectures to Scouts?
Hi Mike I did once do a scout lecture but it was about amateur radio and morse code
Meal looked lovely. Yummy 👍
Its nice to have good food when camping Ken as you know:)
Thank you for sharing your adventure! Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed the video Dan
Enjoyed this video bro, wind and rain seam to be the order of the day just about everywhere in the world at the moment, sure had our fair share down here in NZ too. That one wheel pack mule seams to be just right for the camping you do. Safe travels
Thanks Ken the barrow iss great and keeps the weight off my shoulders and hips. I aint getting any younger!
Nice camp out sandy. Really enjoyed you sharing this one. A great meal option you had. Easy prepped and gave you something to cook and add to. Bit no wash down ale? May you continue to enjoy your camps and share for many a winters. ATB and cheers.
I was alcohol free on this camp Dazza, but made up for it when I got home and had a glass of wine with my Sunday dinner:)
Another good video sandy. I keep
a pair of gloves in my stove kit which I wear when iam assembling and deasseming it. They keep my hands clean from ash and soot
Excellent video Sandy. I always enjoy your woodland camping overnighters. It’s very relaxing hearing the rain and wind outside when you are tucked up in the tent or the bivvy. I think it harks back to some primeval instinct feeling safe and secure from the elements. Thanks for a great video.
Thanks Neil I think your right
How dare you Sandy. You are scoffing down that stir fry like a famine victim and only giving it an 8. It was a 10 /10 .😁
Haaaha, it was quite tasty:)
Thanks.
Another great video Sandy,cosy and warm in the tent 👍👍
Many thanks for another quality post, love it, in my case inspiring, and got my mojo going again to do more walking/camping
Weldone Rhys, hope you can get out soon
Really enjoyed that, thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Nothing beats a roaring fire 🔥and the sound of nature, it's good for the soul 💯
Thanks Keri, we all need that "Connection" to the natural world and a woodland camp on a stormy night is one of the best ways:)
Hi from Birmingham.
Nice camp Sandy, we've had some rough weather lately. That barrow is just the job, pity you can't tow it behind the E bike🙂. The meal looked good, not sure about Master chef though.
Haa, I would never make Master chef Patrick:)
You are living my dream. Well done
Always love the sound of light rain on canvas, it sends me off into a good sleep. In all a nice camp, a lovely dinner and a warm tent, who could ever want more.
Ooh! A video from Mr. Wiltshire … hold on there, chap. I need to nip to the shop for a bottle of beer so I can enjoy with you…
...well, it turned out to be a bottle of cider and a pizza, so I wasn't hungry when you produced that "meal for two" (shame you didn't take one of those mobile Extra Mouths with you!). That looked like a fine camp, Mr. W.M. Fishing gear trolley, eh? What a smart move.
Hi Barry, hope you enjoyed your cider and pizza:)
@@WiltshireMan cider, pizza and a Wiltshire Man video... what more could a man desire? Oh, hold my glass, I have a list!
As ever Sandy, a joy to see you revelling in the night, of weather, warmth and outrageously good cuisine. Looks like you had some good chill time. Do like your new chair, might even get one myself.. All the very best to you. Harry. Lowland Scotland.
The chair is a game changer Harry but it's not super light weight though
@@WiltshireMan thanks Sandy, given my stiff knees and diabetic pot belly, a double lined DD tarp and hammock acting as a chair also- might be for next season. 😉
👍Never really got into camping alone but you make it seem enjoyable. I go once or twice a year camping with some motorcycle friends and we may cook breakfast but eat out for most other meals.
Brilliant Sandy, that was a great camp, you looked nice and warm in the tent.
It was lovely and cosy in the hot tent John
Trangias are such brilliant things, everyone should have one or three. Is that a GSI Glacier kettle at 24 minutes Sandy? They are brilliant too.
I like the fishing barrow. I use a beach cart for some transporting of gear to a location. I was thinking a bicycle trailer on the back of a bike might work for a few applications too. Wind is blowing a gale here today. I would say winter is here to stay but we get a warm spell each time I do.
Winter is well and truely set in over here Jim. Freezing fog and a cold east breeze for the last couple of days and more to come
That was a wild night in the woods Sandy , loved all the sounds of the storm as it passed through. I guess you were as snug as a bug tho ⛺️👍
It was a very windy night Dave but I also had the cemera mic settings set too high. I forgot to reset them when I last used the camera to record owls hooting!
After watching your latest video I have gone and brought a Helm 1 compact!
@@WiltshireMan it seems a popular tent at the moment , hope to see you out in yours soon ⛺️👍
@@BorderRambler It should be here tomorrow, I brought it from Amazon. I hope it has a solid inner like yours as I need a tent for Winter camps that will keep the draughts off. All the pics I see seem to show some mesh higher up on the inner?!
@@WiltshireMan I got mine off Amazon also , so hopefully it should be 👍
Great video your camp setup is just brilliant I could sit and listen to the sound of the rain and be so cosy in that tent all night so relaxing. The new wick in your lamp seems to work really well, Thanks for sharing.
Thanks David and pleased you enjoyed the video
Sandy, I have to say your video production is lovely …. How-about doing a video on how you actually do these videos …
Thanks Colin there is a lot of work that goes into making a video. I'll have to give it some thought
@@WiltshireMan thank you … I’m thinking of starting my own channel and such video would be most interesting…
Excellent! Love it! It’s always a bonus when we can strike camp without it raining!! Thanks for another enjoyable video Sandy. Very best wishes 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏽😎
I got lucky with a dry morning :)
I like when you make over night stormy videos,i like to try it myself but i don't have the right equipment, and the time. (καλησπέρα σας)🇬🇷🇬🇧
Brilliant production. Great camp. Proper camping. Reminds a bit of when I was a Scout in the 60s when scouts did this kind of camping. 👌
I can remember the big canvas tents from back then too:)
Another great video Sandy. Thank you! Nice to see the new wicks in action.
Thanks for sending the wicks Robert. Got enough now to probably see me out:)
Nice damp camp there. Lots of wildlife too, which is nice this time of year. Those fishing barrows are useful for all sorts. I have a similar one.
Good to see you out again Sandy, I have spent my Sunday up my local wood. I was up and out before sun rise I like to get to the woods and watch as the night time slips away and the day begins. A magical time of day any time of year , even if it was raining and really soggy underfoot. Out looking for some camp spots for my next few trips out which I hope to get in up to Christmas. I see you kept the good grub selection going mate, in your little woodland pad and I'd give you a good 8 out of ten for a woodland meal, beats ration pack or dehydrated.
Another good camp Sandy, really enjoyed your company for the half hour, thanks for taking us along. Regards to one and all in the house of the Wiltshire man, Big thumbs up.
Hi Moosey thanks. Yes watching a new day break in the woodlands is a magical thing. I'll have to check out your channel to see if you record any camps/ experiences. Ration pack food is OK but cooking fresh food(if it can be called that) is probably better:)
It's funny how the sound of rain is so relaxing, I wonder if it's in our ancient programming ???
I reckon you could be right Paul and not only the sound of rain but the sight of a flickering fire too
It never ceases to amaze me how soothing the sound of rain on a tent. or on a Rooftop even is. I love to hear it on the roof above my bed when I go to sleep at night. thing is , it's so soothing and relaxing it puts me to sleep too soon to enjoy more or it! That Teri acki stir fry looked amazing Sandy. thanks again for another great outing and adventure. 73 CUDTL??? de Ellis WA1RKS
Hi Ellis,
Your very welcome, yes the sound of rain is very soothing. How have the bands been? Are you hearing any G stations?
Love the content but Google provided an abundant oversupply of ads.
Few things can compare to a good night in the woods. 👍👍
All that was missing was the Scrumpy. I bet you get some great local brews?
The local brewery is Arkells, quite nice beer:)
I miss the massive selection of brews in UK, I lived in the 'Buckfast area' around Glasgow before I moved to North BC. Some beer or pop reviews would be cool on your channel? Thanks for uploading.
You look so cozy and warm in them woods (& tent)!
There is also something about the sound of rain in a tent that is soo soothing!
Stay safe and healthy!
We all need a bit of "Woodland stromy camp thereapy" Dan, me more than most:)
Hi Sandy another great video ,I love your push along cart for your gear to go on. I done a video on my channel of a garden cart I converted to do the same thing and use as a table and bench. My dog Ozzy comes out with me and he uses it as a shelter to take care see you on next one.
Hi William I shall have to check out your channel:)
Well Carmen missed out on a good meal there
Another great video
I've not done much camping in the past but due to change in circumstances I will be doing some in the new year
Could you give me some info on buying small compact cooking gear please
Take care
Hi, Well there are just so many options out there for cooking pots and stoves, all I can suggest is to take your time and watch a few other youtubers and see what you think will suit your situation and need the best. I have always found Trangia stoves and cookers to be good, but perhaps not super lightweight of packable unless you go for the folding Trangia Triangle. These stoves use Meths as fuel and no moving parts or jets to clog.
Good to see you're still getting out, Sandy. I thought you organised the weather perfectly; no rain whilst you were setting-up and striking camp but still able to enjoy the sound of rain on the tent and wind in the tree tops whilst tucked-up. The only thing missing was Carmen.
Hi Steve
I was fortunate with the weather, after the storm had passed it became very still. Nice to be able to pack up when it's dry:)
Great video the food looked great wouldn’t mind knowing where you bought it from?
Aldi, they have a selection of pre prepared meals
Hi Sandy, nice to see some fishing items coming into your camping videos 👍 as a fisherman those fishing barrows make light work of moving gear and I have a fishing chair just like the one you have bought 🎣🐟😊
Why didn't you put that huge rucksack onto the barrow instead of carrying it on your back 🤔
Hi Chris,
It's a very useful piece of kit. I didn't want to overload the little barrow, so kept a few bulky items in my pack. The barrow did still carry most of the load though
Sound of the waves beside our van were a bit like that. Hope you are all safe and well.
All OK thanks Dave though my right hip is giving a bit of jip now
Hi Sandy, I really enjoyed the video. I have a question. I have bought a hurricane lamp but the fuel I got gives off an unpleasant smell. Can you recommend a fuel that doesn’t smell?
Hi there,
Did you sleep with your glasses on?
Nice video though.
No I took them off in the end
Lovely camp out Sandy. I am curious how you knew the wick needed replacing. Could you turn it upside down and use the other end or was it just too short?( Just bought a Feuerhand baby for Als christmas) and dont really know much about them.
I have also ventured into hot tent camping and the stove is amazing. So hot when so cold and wet outside. Waiting for some good snow for a camp out and want to try pulling my stuff on a sledge,( because I have so much gear) but love that wheel barrow idea. The Cairngorms were covered last weekend so it might not be too long!
Hi Mary,
My old lamp suffered from a flareup then went out so I thought it must be the wick as I did replace the old wick with a wick I brought from amazon, it was a bit of a loose fit. So now I have some proper Feuerhand wicks, they are tighter and a bit fiddly to install. The lamp ran fine until I had it close to the stove and things heated up a bit. Then the Flareup happened again. I think what was happening was the paraffin was vapourising too much and consuming what oxygen was available to support the flame leading to the lamp self extinguishing.
I didn't realise how hot the body of the lamp became until I picked it up, I had it about 18 inches away from the stove but on the side where there is a glass panel.
This has taught me two things.
Always keep the lamp away from a heat source and also how safe these old lamps are! They will self regulate and extinguish if they become too hot
@@WiltshireMan wow that was good it went out as could have been so different with a cheap copy! Stay safe x
What is the make of the chair mate?,might get myself one
Hi Mike, It's called a Prologic Companion chair from GoOutdoors. Makes a big difference being able to relax properly while out camping
Sandy’s camping cookery, who needs dehydrated food packs !
It was a nice filling meal Tony:)
First few minutes, was it really that noisey bruv?
Hi Bruv Yes the wind was really ripping through the woodland
I don't think I'd have bothered with the super noodles seasoning packet when the stir-fry sauce would be flavouring the whole dish anyway.