@@HighlandWoodsman got to many 😂and want even more but they are all good because they have all done a night out somewhere and in Scotland as you know a good tent is one that keeps you dry for the night 😂 but I would have to throw the hammock into the equation aaahhhh to many🤷♂️
😃😃👍🏼you need as many tents as you want!! That’s what I say!! Kinda like how I need as many different twig stoves as I want. 😊👍🏼 We work hard and it gives us joy! Great trip and thank you so much! Great to see you and the pup out there again! NQU
The first year and a half of my life was spent in those parts. My dad was an alpine plantsman at Inshriach where I was conceived 63 years ago 😮My folks were always up those hills, me stuffed in dads rucksack😊I always consider that area as my home from home although I don't visit that often these days☹You've inspired me to get back there!
It’s really great seeing the emerging growth of all the different saplings. Definitely a positive sign there. Best weekend -Summer Solstice- to have camped there! Thanks for sharing it here. Slaìnte!
Really 'pining for the fjords', so to speak, aren't you? The moodswing since Grua is quite striking ... From an external perspective, though, the green shoots you home in on give cause for a new optimism echoed by the ousting of the Conservatives 'down south'. (That said, I hope you realise that the 1066 Nor(th)mans, who were the grandaddies of the Tories, were of course originally Norwegian Vikings - so that should help you distance yourself!) What's really nice about your videos, Sam, is the quasi-personal connection you generate & maintain so well. Never met, almost certainly never will meet, and yet it's like being updated by a friend. Much appreciated - take care ...
Thanks Ed! This area benefits by fitting into the Cairngorms Connect project area and is managed by the various partners involved collaboratively. I'm pretty much at the entrance to Glen Feshie here where some excellent work has been done on deer management and we are really starting to see the benefits now.
Leave a comment and let me know what your favourite tent is and why ⛺
@@HighlandWoodsman got to many 😂and want even more but they are all good because they have all done a night out somewhere and in Scotland as you know a good tent is one that keeps you dry for the night 😂 but I would have to throw the hammock into the equation aaahhhh to many🤷♂️
Seeing those small start of trees is pretty exciting!! Do what you can when you can! Always appreciate you and what you do!
Thanks for watching and the continued support!
😃😃👍🏼you need as many tents as you want!! That’s what I say!! Kinda like how I need as many different twig stoves as I want. 😊👍🏼 We work hard and it gives us joy!
Great trip and thank you so much! Great to see you and the pup out there again!
NQU
Thanks for watching as always! 😀👍
Wonderful to see small trees reclaiming the hillsides. Nice little overnighter Sam. Look forward to the next
Thanks very much Catherine 😄
Great to see out in lovely surroundings how lucky u are Great friend to keep u company till next vid.? Stay safe
Thanks for watching James!
The first year and a half of my life was spent in those parts. My dad was an alpine plantsman at Inshriach where I was conceived 63 years ago 😮My folks were always up those hills, me stuffed in dads rucksack😊I always consider that area as my home from home although I don't visit that often these days☹You've inspired me to get back there!
Thanks for watching and commenting Davie. Always interesting to hear about peoples background and links to various places around the world 🙂
It’s really great seeing the emerging growth of all the different saplings. Definitely a positive sign there. Best weekend -Summer Solstice- to have camped there! Thanks for sharing it here. Slaìnte!
Thanks as always Irene 🙂
Brilliant. Love your videos. Not boring at all. There’s not enough ones like yours in Scotland. Does your lab not want your bacon lol.
Thanks so much for watching! You didn't see him behind the camera drooling 😆 He got some cheeseburger and some bacon 🙂
Thanks for taking the time and effort to produce a video. Just got a light fighter tent. Heavy but robust.
Thanks for taking the time to watch, it's much appreciated! 👍
Really 'pining for the fjords', so to speak, aren't you? The moodswing since Grua is quite striking ... From an external perspective, though, the green shoots you home in on give cause for a new optimism echoed by the ousting of the Conservatives 'down south'. (That said, I hope you realise that the 1066 Nor(th)mans, who were the grandaddies of the Tories, were of course originally Norwegian Vikings - so that should help you distance yourself!)
What's really nice about your videos, Sam, is the quasi-personal connection you generate & maintain so well. Never met, almost certainly never will meet, and yet it's like being updated by a friend. Much appreciated - take care ...
Thanks Robert, always look forward to reading your comments 👍
Keep them coming big man new to your channel been educating and inspiring will need to visit your neck of the woods ❤️🏴
Thanks so much 😀
Thanks for sharing! Watching Scotland through your eyes is wonderful!💪🔥
Thanks so much for watching!
Always a pleasure to see your vids!
Thank you!
Good to see you out again. With all the natural regen, is there good deer management in the area?
Thanks Ed! This area benefits by fitting into the Cairngorms Connect project area and is managed by the various partners involved collaboratively. I'm pretty much at the entrance to Glen Feshie here where some excellent work has been done on deer management and we are really starting to see the benefits now.