Hi Dustin! Where I live in the US, the “leave no trace” mentality also applies to rock cairns that aren’t being used as trail markers, especially in remote areas. Thanks for another great adventure. ❤️🌲🐿️🍄
Hi Dustin. Awesome video!! Nice cave. Love the scenery. Always look forward to seeing you come out with a new one!! Can’t wait for next weeks video!! Hugs and kisses to Amber!! Thanks for bringing us along!! Hope you have a great week!!😊😊😊😊
Those cobwebby things are bagworms, which mature into a moth that feeds on trees and can cause quite a lot of damage. We have them on our side of the pond as well.
What a beautiful location you’re in! What a complete shame that our younger generations feel so compelled to destroy valuable pieces of history, even on the beaches. 😢. Thanks for taking us along with you…again. Stay safe, stay well. Bless you on your journeys, Dustin. 😊
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS im not sure if those are the same species we have here"Portugal" but those are poisonous "caterpillars" you will get super itchy if any of their pop,pop dust/hairs touch your skin, and if you touch them directly wherever the hairs touch the skin it will get swollen and might hurt and ofc itchy as well. they are hazardous for animals, dogs, cats etcc.. sometimes die because they get their air ways swollen and cant breathe,so we normally place tape around pine tress so they cant climb it to make the nests, also before that we place traps with the pheromones so the moths go there before placing any eggs were they shouldn't.
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS I don't think they are deadly but I'm not a Vet. I read something about how they may cause parasites. They are probably a type of Webworms or bagworms to me they are all Armyworms and I destroy as many as I can.
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Hi Dustin! Where I live in the US, the “leave no trace” mentality also applies to rock cairns that aren’t being used as trail markers, especially in remote areas. Thanks for another great adventure. ❤️🌲🐿️🍄
Hi Dustin. Awesome video!! Nice cave. Love the scenery. Always look forward to seeing you come out with a new one!! Can’t wait for next weeks video!! Hugs and kisses to Amber!! Thanks for bringing us along!! Hope you have a great week!!😊😊😊😊
Cracking that mate.
Great watch.
Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks bro. We should do a vid together one day. Message me on insta
Brilliant work man! Area looks epic! Absolutely amazing episode!
Thanks for the visit
Thanks for filming Dustin. 😁👍🏼
No problem 👍
Excellent video thanks 👍🏻
Oi Oi saveloi!!! Slick video buddy! Hope you’re doing fab it’s been a long time eh x JP
JP... Legend 👊
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Interesting cave, pity bout the graffiti. That geocache was really neat. 👍🏻
You smash it every time Dustin.
I loved watching this. THANK YOU x
Thanks 👊
Love your videos
Awesome video
Thanks for the visit
Great vlog. Thank you Dustin. 😊
My pleasure!
Thanks for the video Dustin!
Any time King 🤴
Another great video!
Thanks 👊
@ No! I thank you for creating this legendary video.
I do a similar thing around Valencia, you have inspired me to do a proper video diary 😊
Go for it!
Those cobwebby things are bagworms, which mature into a moth that feeds on trees and can cause quite a lot of damage. We have them on our side of the pond as well.
i feel like this comment should be pinned. Thank you for the information.
It is common to encounter Huanta virus and plague in caves
that's concerning.
@@MageSkeleton rodents are bad
thanks for the great vlog
Glad you enjoyed it
I love this. Watching from Kenya
Thanks for watching
Awesome 💯👍 mega channel and content best ever
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent cup of coffee and Dustin the explorer
Yeah those webs are from moths
Glad you enjoyed it
Welcome
Thanks for watching
Of course, always a pleasure
Hi Bushcraft Tools. Where the rocks were dumped, it would be perfect to build a survival shelter.✔️
That's a very good point 👍
Great video
Thanks for the visit
When are you going to work with TA outdoors I enjoyed your company in the Viking shelters
Thank for video. Am glad
Thank you too
Good stuff dude, Post 1000 year reign, maybe :)
Thanks for watching
What a beautiful location you’re in! What a complete shame that our younger generations feel so compelled to destroy valuable pieces of history, even on the beaches. 😢. Thanks for taking us along with you…again. Stay safe, stay well. Bless you on your journeys, Dustin. 😊
Totally agree. Thanks Susan 👍
Those are caterpillar cacoons. In the states it's moths. The gypsy moth kills woodlands.
Love your show buddy.
Alan From Seattle
Let's go look at the cave
7 Seconds is wild
Good work 👍
It doesn't look like Somerset. I think the blob things are peat and root balls from a mud cliff, rounded by wave action.
Yeah I think they might well be some sort of root ball, or similar. Like some sort of beach tumbleweed!
Hi Dustin, when are the large kuksa's back in stock? You ower me one!!!
Large kuksas coming back really soon. Send me an email 👍
Does look like Arizona. You gotta check out Southern Utah and Zion area where I live and it was born. If you ever make it to the states.
I need to check out some cool places in the USA, one day!
First one in!
Niiice
Those web things are the homes of web worms (even though they are caterpillars). The caterpillar you saw turns into a moth.
Ohhh.... so that's what they are. Thank you 😊
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS im not sure if those are the same species we have here"Portugal" but those are poisonous "caterpillars" you will get super itchy if any of their pop,pop dust/hairs touch your skin, and if you touch them directly wherever the hairs touch the skin it will get swollen and might hurt and ofc itchy as well. they are hazardous for animals, dogs, cats etcc.. sometimes die because they get their air ways swollen and cant breathe,so we normally place tape around pine tress so they cant climb it to make the nests, also before that we place traps with the pheromones so the moths go there before placing any eggs were they shouldn't.
Sure that round thing wasn’t a horse apple ? 😅
Yah! Looks like Arizona terrain. Know that area. When ya gonna ride that horse cowboy btw? Lol
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Not on Instagram anymore?
Where is this ?
Spain?
First comment
Skills 👍
Be nice to know where he actually is 😢
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@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLSThank you. I guessed Israel, Croatia, Spain.
@nonnaurbizness1989 I believe the flag tells us Spain
What country are you in
0When you said it looks like AZ. hell I thought you were In UTAH
I'm from the U.S. I call them Armyworm nest they suck the life out of foliage and grass they are very destructive to gardens.
Someone told me they are super dangerous if ingested by a dog.
@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS I don't think they are deadly but I'm not a Vet. I read something about how they may cause parasites. They are probably a type of Webworms or bagworms to me they are all Armyworms and I destroy as many as I can.
That’s not in the UK is it, looks too dry.
Spain
Where are you at
That tin box looks like witchcraft to me because they use pics of victims and their personal belongings and tie grass like that
That's not a cliff.
One of these agave