Top shelf video imo. Ranga is talented! Guitar and harmonica 😮. Im jealous. You did great improving the tarp. Oh, loved the coffee cup😅. Respect for sticking it out👍🏻
@@gravedigga314 cheers Diggy! My guitar is improving daily, but the harmonica is hard to get alot of practise , cos its hard on the lips. Was lucky there were some big rocks nearby, and I always forget the bloody coffee cup! Cheers for the support mate!
I figured you’d have to go digging up rocks on this one. Crazy temperature swings. Boil some water and put it in a bottle and throw it in your sleeping bag before you go to bed. Top notch. Catch you on the next one.
@@Justgocamping cheers Jamie! Lol i did'nt read it properly and I thought you meant to pour the boiling water into the sleeping bag! Looool. Yes, thats a good trick to remember. I should carry proper water bottles. I was hoping to make a fire, but the weather came in quick!
damn man awesome camp despite the conditions! looked so nice under your tarp despte the weather. love the one man band setup. grab a paint bucket and add percussion!
@@BasicStealthcamping cheers sam! Yep will start busking at central to fund my next overseas trip lols! Yeh new 4m tarp works a charm, congrats on your korean ride mate! Hope you smashed a few bbqs after!
@rangatrips thanks mate! last few days here in Seoul so enjoying the time while it's here. yeah man you can compete against that Gordo drummer guy, get his audience!
Loved it man. I luke how you succeeded in your camp when many others would have given up (Me). You really made the most of the situation with the tunes. I also love how you casually drank your coffee from what I assume was the container your stove came in. Lol
@@outofbounds2022 cheers , looool. Yes I keep forgetting a cup. Usually I drink it out the pot, but the stove container thingy made a great espresso shot glass. Last time I gave up because my van was parked closeby, so this time made sure it was parked far away, making it hard to give up!
@@outofbounds2022 it's a 4m square tarp, bulky but it has lots of tie off points, especially along the centre seam, which makes it easier to set up. My old ones the yellow and the camo one had no tie off points.
@@outofbounds2022 its light, but bulky if that makes sense. For one night in a storm its great, but wouldnt carry it on an expedition or something. Thats a job for a bivvy bag.
@@Garlicky-831 Hey Garlick! Just another day in Ol Brittania mate! Just had a pair of thermal pants and a 2nd pair of socks. So next time will bring a full change of clothes ;)
@@Garlicky-831 never heard of them, so googled it. My concern would be condensation from sweat, but apparantly they are breathable! I work on a roof, might try them to see if the also non slip! Lol
Awesome video Ranga! I love the addition of the harmonica…. So cool 😎
@@raeree028 Thanks Raelene! Bob Dylan vs Storm lol! There must be some kinda way outta here!
Top shelf video imo. Ranga is talented! Guitar and harmonica 😮. Im jealous. You did great improving the tarp. Oh, loved the coffee cup😅. Respect for sticking it out👍🏻
@@gravedigga314 cheers Diggy! My guitar is improving daily, but the harmonica is hard to get alot of practise , cos its hard on the lips. Was lucky there were some big rocks nearby, and I always forget the bloody coffee cup! Cheers for the support mate!
I figured you’d have to go digging up rocks on this one. Crazy temperature swings. Boil some water and put it in a bottle and throw it in your sleeping bag before you go to bed. Top notch. Catch you on the next one.
@@Justgocamping cheers Jamie! Lol i did'nt read it properly and I thought you meant to pour the boiling water into the sleeping bag! Looool. Yes, thats a good trick to remember. I should carry proper water bottles. I was hoping to make a fire, but the weather came in quick!
damn man awesome camp despite the conditions! looked so nice under your tarp despte the weather. love the one man band setup. grab a paint bucket and add percussion!
@@BasicStealthcamping cheers sam! Yep will start busking at central to fund my next overseas trip lols! Yeh new 4m tarp works a charm, congrats on your korean ride mate! Hope you smashed a few bbqs after!
@rangatrips thanks mate! last few days here in Seoul so enjoying the time while it's here. yeah man you can compete against that Gordo drummer guy, get his audience!
I missed the premier... and I was sitting here on my phone anyway... why I get no reminder
@@outofbounds2022 dont worry mate! It was an empty cinema :) I'm going to be premiering each friday hopefully catch you next one!
Loved it man. I luke how you succeeded in your camp when many others would have given up (Me). You really made the most of the situation with the tunes. I also love how you casually drank your coffee from what I assume was the container your stove came in. Lol
@@outofbounds2022 cheers , looool. Yes I keep forgetting a cup. Usually I drink it out the pot, but the stove container thingy made a great espresso shot glass. Last time I gave up because my van was parked closeby, so this time made sure it was parked far away, making it hard to give up!
@rangatrips I know the temptation of having the car close by. I like to exclude excapes aswell. What type of tarp do you have?
@@outofbounds2022 it's a 4m square tarp, bulky but it has lots of tie off points, especially along the centre seam, which makes it easier to set up. My old ones the yellow and the camo one had no tie off points.
@@rangatrips damn, I don't like bulky... I thought it looked light.
@@outofbounds2022 its light, but bulky if that makes sense. For one night in a storm its great, but wouldnt carry it on an expedition or something. Thats a job for a bivvy bag.
Bloody awesome. That was just like British weather!! did you have dry clothes?
@@Garlicky-831 Hey Garlick! Just another day in Ol Brittania mate! Just had a pair of thermal pants and a 2nd pair of socks. So next time will bring a full change of clothes ;)
My father bought me a pair of sealskin socks, which I’ve owned for eight years now brilliant in wet weather🫡🧄🧦
@@Garlicky-831 never heard of them, so googled it. My concern would be condensation from sweat, but apparantly they are breathable! I work on a roof, might try them to see if the also non slip! Lol