This is amazing but of course it is one of your videos so it is fantastic. If I could I would send you a beekeepers' hat with the screen on it to rid you of the midges! Thanks so much for this.
Midge nets are a decent solution (beats a pair of tights pulled over the head). I've used them quite often when packing the car after holidaying in the Highlands. Doesn't stop all the blighters though.
Back in the 1970's Torridon was my stomping ground and I was working on the Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve. One of my tasks was to maintain and extend the trail you were following. So, many thanks for your video, it brought back happy memories as wll as some pain!
Thanks Andy and thanks for the hard work on the path. It really is one of the best mountain paths I have used , a great piece of engineering :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Great interest in this vid Murray because you've featured our local trek! The Mountain Trail stunned us when we first walked around it's circuit and it continues to do so - we live in Kinlochewe - lucky indeed! And we agree that this route is beyond special in that whoever planned it and engineered it, should get a medal for his/her efforts, it is that good. The Torridon mountains around here are more than special but they are also tough up to serious undertakings yet this route gives you a real taste of the area without being an all day eye balls out toughie. Tremendous in every regard be it views as you progress, track circumstances, acceptable exposure, a great view and only that modest height gain to make - it takes the biscuit it really does and gives us mountain conditions pretty much throughout the year when in reality the big guys around here are effectively out of bounds for most. It's a great introduction to what lies in store for those who come this far North and West - you won't regret it............ The Kinlochewe Kid.
Lovely jubbly Murray 😎 OK, so Beinn Eighe didn't clear but what a great spot for a camp and an escape from the real world for a while. Walked up there many years ago before I did the Beinn Eighe massif and would love to go back. Your commitment to these vlogs is to be commended Murray. 💪💪
Feel exactly the same regarding the stress relief of hiking/camping. When I'm having a bad day at work I always remind myself that in just a few days I will be a few hundred metres up in the mountains away from it all your videos are almost as Therapeutic as the real thing and a source of great inspiration for some of my adventures. Thanks Murray.
couldnt agree more Ben - its a great stress reliever for sure - I am always thinking about the next adventure! :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Scots pine is lovely to walk through as they are bright and clean underneath. Also the golden glow with the sunset are lovely. On the other hand, Scandinavian pine, usually commercial woodland is horrible, dense, dark and devoid of life.
Scots Pine my favourite tree. Unfortunately not many stands of them in the Irish hills and many are nearing their end of life with no regeneration as grazing continues to decimate them. I know farmers have to make s living but it would be lovely if some areas could be enclosed to allow these magnificent trees to start afresh.
One day I'll start doing this Murray, at the moment 👶 due December there's too much going on but you have and are giving me inspiration going forward so appreciated. These videos are giving me positive vibes and flashbacks from my childhood. brilliant stuff. 👍
Good Luck for the new arrival and I am sure you will get out and about in no time and in the future you may have a new hiking buddy when one grows up :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains absolutely! Saw you mention those wee sachets: I use the jet boil plunger to make a caffetiere. Can recommend, especially as you use a jetboil (I don’t but it fits other mugs)
Fantastic area. We did the circular walk to Leathad Buidhe in May last year and descended by your ascent route. The views back across Loch Maree are amazing, and the Lochans near where you camped are very atmospheric, with Beinn Eighe behind. The view across Loch Maree to Slioch is second to none. It is well documented that some of our best Mountain View’s are from lesser hills. Thanks for sharing.
I love Torridon but those Midgies are 😵, It's a walkers paradise and this video has me wanting another wild camp on Loch Maree but a bottle of Jura or Talisker is advisable for those Midgies. Another Great video Murray.
Its a fine spot Andy , not many flat areas without stones but one can always find a wee spot that suits the tent :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
another good video. you should be a travel ambassador for Scotland because most of the places that ive travelled to have been directly because of your videos. thanks !
Another great hike, and video. The rock there is so bright, very beautiful. I love walking in pine forests, such a lovely smell to the pines. Thank you as always Murray Alioban x
Yep totally agree with you Murray, getting outside is a great stress release, be it the countryside or mountains. I better feeling than life’s stresses washing away, even if it’s only for a short while. Thanks for sharing another great video Murray. Your efforts are truly appreciated. Take care and stay safe.
Thanks Tony - much appreciated - I agree , even getting out for a short trip can be worth while - clears the mind :) Take care and thanks for watching Murray
One of your best most beautiful engineered vlogs :) I loved the graphics but maybe I'm bias because it was all along those Torridon Peaks we summited two years ago and it was fantastic. What a place :) M ☘️
Thanks Merky, Torridon is a wonderful area - I need to go back soon - I was planning on taking my son there but the weather had other ideas !! Cant wait to return :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Thanks Murray, wonderful video as always. Although I'm a newcomer to wild camping, only started last spring, I've really enjoyed the camps I've had. As you say you're surprisingly busy from you select your spot, get the tent up, adjustments, getting the sleeping stuff ready, beating off midges if you're unlucky, then the good bit, coffee with a view (hopefully 😉) and a bit of dinner. Nothing beats the sitting on a rock, camp set up and just yourself, the sounds of nature and the mountain as your company for the night. Really hoping to get out again before winter hits, but if I don't your videos are as close as I get to actually being there. I really appreciate the efforts you make to bring us along with you on your adventures, many thanks, and stay safe! ATB, George
Thanks George, hope you get out and about soon for some camping and thanks for commenting - much appreciated Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Allways a pleasure to watch Murray and I don't believe it as Although I havn't been loads of places in Scotland I did recognise Loch Marie as once I walked in to Letterewe and through to Shenaval. Cheers Murray. 👍🍻
The section where you mention about how you feel when your out resinates with me. I also find camping and the hills a source of therapy from everyday pressures. Very well said and a great watch again Murray. ATB
Thanks Marco - it certainly help relieve some of the pressure of the day job and life to get away for a wild camp every now and again - especially to an area like this one :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Thanks Murray! Always love seeing a bit of the Torridon hills. That's a grand trail from the visitors centre. 🙂 Hope you're enjoying Skye just now lucky man.
Another lovely video. Your description of the midges made me start to itch. When we were on Skye locals were saying the September bloom was particularly bad this year.
Another fantastic camp and what a wild and remote place 😊 🏕. The clouds lifted just as you were leaving and we were afforded a glimpse of that fantastic view. We couldn't agree more on time spent in the great outdoors to relieve stress, whether it is a day hike, a weekend away or a wild Camp, there is nothing that beats the feeling of being out in nature, time to decompress and put the world to rights! We hope you enjoyed your time off. Thanks again for your efforts in taking us along. ATB Shell and Pete
Thanks Both - it is certainly a good stress reliever for me - I always look forward to a wild camp to relax and de stress (most of the time!:) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
absolutely - I do actually have a smidge net but I really don't like wearing it ! - the midgies have to be really bad for me to break out the net !!lol At least we don't have to worry about them for a few months now :) Thanks for watching ATB Murray
Hey Murray, loved this video as always. I've been watching for around 3 years now. I often wonder, do you live in the Highlands or in/near a City more suburban area? I'm based close to the Lake District, but often wish I lived there, despite being literally an hour away.
Hi Brent - I live in Perthshire which is great for the mountains - a bit far from the far north but cant complain. I also wish I lived in the mountains as opposed to near them but sometimes life gets in the way of these dreams - maybe one day I'll have a wee cottage in the highlands :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Thank you for another great video. Totally agree about the way the hills and woodland give stress relief. Loved that gnarled old tree on the edge of the path when you stopped on the little bridge. Hope the knee is not giving you any more trouble.😄👍🥃
I swear sometimes I think you're in a different Scotland from me sir 😆 Great video and love how you explore places a wee bit off the beaten track! Cheers for the inspiration as always Murray 👍 Best, Derek
Thankfully they have gone to sleep for the winter now - this was filmed a few months back - they can be really bad!! The map animations I do using adobe after effects - A lot of work - takes me the same time to edit a film as it does putting the maps together!!lol Take care and thanks for watching Murray
Great vid Murray, it too tie up all the guys as used to take ages trying to untangle them . Notice that you never take the cross poles with you but use your walking poles instead….do they make that much difference in weight ??.
not too sure about weight but TBH I have never had to use the cross poles. I might take them if out in the snow though (fingers crossed) this winter. The poles are already present as I always use them so they are fine for me :) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
You picked a really nice spot to camp. The trail must have taken a lot of work and makes going up a little easier You'll have to try camping in the woods once the midges are gone.. Always interesting and calming videos Take care until the next video 🇨🇦❤️🍁🍂
Fantastic video, Murray, as usual. Great stuff. Just wondering, why do you wrap your guide ropes around your walking poles? Does it give better strength in strong winds? I'm hoping to do my first summit camp at some point next year... it's been a while since I've pitched a tent tho - will need some practise.
@@ScotlandsMountains Magic. Thanks for keeping up the quality content. I know you said your trips help you to hit the reset button, trust me, so does watching them - just great to spend 20 mins escaping up a hill after a stressful day.
Hi Richie, yeah I left the van in the car park (I didnt see any signs not too , but to be honest I parked up and headed right up the hill (albeit with a few diversions to start with!!lol) Take care and thanks for watching ATB Murray
Another cracking video Murray. I'm quite interested in that sea to summit sleeping bag. Now I'm 6ft and 13 and half stone, the only negative I've seen on reviews is its tight at the shoulders. What's your thoughts and is it possible to wear a down jacket in it if need be to layer up.
Hi Eamon - thanks for watching - in terms of the sleeping bag - I’ve not had any issues but don’t tent to wear a duvet jacket in the bag - I’m 6’1 and it’s been ok for me :) good luck ATB Murray
Murray** Hi listen can you link Me The Winter One You did Of This >> been searching But Not sure On your channel HELP((>> cheers Excelent Vlog again Dude Tc
Great vid Murray, it too tie up all the guys as used to take ages trying to untangle them . Notice that you never take the cross poles with you but use your walking poles instead….do they make that much difference in weight ??.
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This is amazing but of course it is one of your videos so it is fantastic. If I could I would send you a beekeepers' hat with the screen on it to rid you of the midges! Thanks so much for this.
I think this could be a new fashion in the outdoors in summer 😂👍 🐝
Midge nets are a decent solution (beats a pair of tights pulled over the head). I've used them quite often when packing the car after holidaying in the Highlands. Doesn't stop all the blighters though.
Back in the 1970's Torridon was my stomping ground and I was working on the Beinn Eighe Nature Reserve. One of my tasks was to maintain and extend the trail you were following. So, many thanks for your video, it brought back happy memories as wll as some pain!
Thanks Andy and thanks for the hard work on the path. It really is one of the best mountain paths I have used , a great piece of engineering :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Great interest in this vid Murray because you've featured our local trek! The Mountain Trail stunned us when we first walked around it's circuit and it continues to do so - we live in Kinlochewe - lucky indeed! And we agree that this route is beyond special in that whoever planned it and engineered it, should get a medal for his/her efforts, it is that good. The Torridon mountains around here are more than special but they are also tough up to serious undertakings yet this route gives you a real taste of the area without being an all day eye balls out toughie. Tremendous in every regard be it views as you progress, track circumstances, acceptable exposure, a great view and only that modest height gain to make - it takes the biscuit it really does and gives us mountain conditions pretty much throughout the year when in reality the big guys around here are effectively out of bounds for most.
It's a great introduction to what lies in store for those who come this far North and West - you won't regret it............ The Kinlochewe Kid.
Lovely jubbly Murray 😎 OK, so Beinn Eighe didn't clear but what a great spot for a camp and an escape from the real world for a while. Walked up there many years ago before I did the Beinn Eighe massif and would love to go back. Your commitment to these vlogs is to be commended Murray. 💪💪
Thanks Ian - its a lovely place to laze around and enjoy the world going by indeed:)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Feel exactly the same regarding the stress relief of hiking/camping. When I'm having a bad day at work I always remind myself that in just a few days I will be a few hundred metres up in the mountains away from it all
your videos are almost as Therapeutic as the real thing and a source of great inspiration for some of my adventures. Thanks Murray.
couldnt agree more Ben - its a great stress reliever for sure - I am always thinking about the next adventure! :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Scots pine is lovely to walk through as they are bright and clean underneath. Also the golden glow with the sunset are lovely. On the other hand, Scandinavian pine, usually commercial woodland is horrible, dense, dark and devoid of life.
Nothings beats a lovely old Scot’s pine forest for sure (followed by a mountain hike :) 👍
Thanks for watching
Murray
Scots Pine my favourite tree.
Unfortunately not many stands of them in the Irish hills and many are nearing their end of life with no regeneration as grazing continues to decimate them. I know farmers have to make s living but it would be lovely if some areas could be enclosed to allow these magnificent trees to start afresh.
One day I'll start doing this Murray, at the moment 👶 due December there's too much going on but you have and are giving me inspiration going forward so appreciated. These videos are giving me positive vibes and flashbacks from my childhood.
brilliant stuff. 👍
Good Luck for the new arrival and I am sure you will get out and about in no time and in the future you may have a new hiking buddy when one grows up :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Yep!, Getting water for morning coffee on a summit camp is a priority! Nice one. Gordon.
always enjoy some caffeine on a wild camp :) it stresses me when I forget it :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains absolutely! Saw you mention those wee sachets: I use the jet boil plunger to make a caffetiere. Can recommend, especially as you use a jetboil (I don’t but it fits other mugs)
Those pines, with the loch in the background, made for such a beautiful sight!
ATB
Thanks Erin - it is indeed a rather wonderful area for walking in the mountains (or forest :))
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Hey Murray, wish I lived closer so I could take advantage of the hills. Be safe out there.
Fantastic area. We did the circular walk to Leathad Buidhe in May last year and descended by your ascent route. The views back across Loch Maree are amazing, and the Lochans near where you camped are very atmospheric, with Beinn Eighe behind. The view across Loch Maree to Slioch is second to none. It is well documented that some of our best Mountain View’s are from lesser hills. Thanks for sharing.
I love Torridon but those Midgies are 😵,
It's a walkers paradise and this video has me wanting another wild camp on Loch Maree but a bottle of Jura or Talisker is advisable for those Midgies.
Another Great video Murray.
A wee whisky always helps on a wild camp - must admit I prefer a highland or Spey side though :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Been up that mountain path a few times, never thought of a camp up there ....
I will now (good striking distance from Dingwall)
Its a fine spot Andy , not many flat areas without stones but one can always find a wee spot that suits the tent :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Beautiful Mountain 🏔 views!
another good video. you should be a travel ambassador for Scotland because most of the places that ive travelled to have been directly because of your videos. thanks !
Thanks Jonathon - hope you get to many more spots (got some new ones coming up in the coming weeks :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
You give me Attenborough vibes Murray. Which is fantastic! Cracking video. Shame about the midges. The wee devils!!
One of my favourite walks, yet to camp though.
Great work by volunteers to make these fantastic places accessible
Another great hike, and video. The rock there is so bright, very beautiful. I love walking in pine forests, such a lovely smell to the pines. Thank you as always Murray Alioban x
Yep totally agree with you Murray, getting outside is a great stress release, be it the countryside or mountains. I better feeling than life’s stresses washing away, even if it’s only for a short while. Thanks for sharing another great video Murray. Your efforts are truly appreciated. Take care and stay safe.
Thanks Tony - much appreciated - I agree , even getting out for a short trip can be worth while - clears the mind :)
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Thoroughly enjoyed that Murray. Thank you for sharing Sir. 😎
Thank you - much appreciated- was a fine of short outing - never a wasted trip when in the north west highlands :)
Take care and thanks for watching
One of your best most beautiful engineered vlogs :) I loved the graphics but maybe I'm bias because it was all along those Torridon Peaks we summited two years ago and it was fantastic. What a place :) M ☘️
Thanks Merky, Torridon is a wonderful area - I need to go back soon - I was planning on taking my son there but the weather had other ideas !! Cant wait to return :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
You had shorted guy lines this outing :D thank you Murray beautiful scenes of Scotland as always.
Thanks Murray, wonderful video as always.
Although I'm a newcomer to wild camping, only started last spring, I've really enjoyed the camps I've had. As you say you're surprisingly busy from you select your spot, get the tent up, adjustments, getting the sleeping stuff ready, beating off midges if you're unlucky, then the good bit, coffee with a view (hopefully 😉) and a bit of dinner. Nothing beats the sitting on a rock, camp set up and just yourself, the sounds of nature and the mountain as your company for the night.
Really hoping to get out again before winter hits, but if I don't your videos are as close as I get to actually being there. I really appreciate the efforts you make to bring us along with you on your adventures, many thanks, and stay safe!
ATB, George
Thanks George, hope you get out and about soon for some camping and thanks for commenting - much appreciated
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Another cracking video Murray, thank you for sharing your adventure as always! I hope you enjoyed your time off…..I’m sure you did. 😀🥾⛰🏴
Allways a pleasure to watch Murray and I don't believe it as Although I havn't been loads of places in Scotland I did recognise Loch Marie as once I walked in to Letterewe and through to Shenaval.
Cheers Murray.
👍🍻
The section where you mention about how you feel when your out resinates with me. I also find camping and the hills a source of therapy from everyday pressures. Very well said and a great watch again Murray. ATB
Thanks Marco - it certainly help relieve some of the pressure of the day job and life to get away for a wild camp every now and again - especially to an area like this one :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
One of my favourite parts of the world. Great video Murray.
thanks Jack - much appreciated :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Thanks Murray! Always love seeing a bit of the Torridon hills. That's a grand trail from the visitors centre. 🙂 Hope you're enjoying Skye just now lucky man.
Just home - what a wonderful few days :) nowhere quite like The Isle of Skye :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Enjoyed seeing more of Scotland! Beautiful! 👍👍
thank you as always Murray my sunday evening treat to relax and unwind, what a treat, thank you so much. xxxxxx
hope you enjoyed it :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Great video , particularly liked the previous walk you done there with the drone footage with the snow. Bit of a wow moment
Another lovely video. Your description of the midges made me start to itch. When we were on Skye locals were saying the September bloom was particularly bad this year.
they were abit of a nightmare at times this year - at least we don't have to worry about them for a while now :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Superb quality and editing as usual, been really enjoying the wild camps recently. Cheers Murray 👍
I find watching your VLOGS therapeutic, Thanks for sharing
thanks Phil - much appreciated
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Another cracker Murray. Nice to see the comparison in winter too. Nothing better for the mental health than getting away to reset. 👍
Another fantastic camp and what a wild and remote place 😊 🏕. The clouds lifted just as you were leaving and we were afforded a glimpse of that fantastic view. We couldn't agree more on time spent in the great outdoors to relieve stress, whether it is a day hike, a weekend away or a wild Camp, there is nothing that beats the feeling of being out in nature, time to decompress and put the world to rights! We hope you enjoyed your time off. Thanks again for your efforts in taking us along. ATB Shell and Pete
Thanks Both - it is certainly a good stress reliever for me - I always look forward to a wild camp to relax and de stress (most of the time!:)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Midges Murray! Can’t help but think an insect net under your hat might help. 😊
absolutely - I do actually have a smidge net but I really don't like wearing it ! - the midgies have to be really bad for me to break out the net !!lol At least we don't have to worry about them for a few months now :)
Thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Hey Murray, loved this video as always. I've been watching for around 3 years now. I often wonder, do you live in the Highlands or in/near a City more suburban area? I'm based close to the Lake District, but often wish I lived there, despite being literally an hour away.
Hi Brent - I live in Perthshire which is great for the mountains - a bit far from the far north but cant complain. I also wish I lived in the mountains as opposed to near them but sometimes life gets in the way of these dreams - maybe one day I'll have a wee cottage in the highlands :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Awesome again Murray. Guessed where it was pretty fast but that terrain is amazing and wild. Love it, want to go there
Thanks Lyndsey - it is a spectacular area :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
Thank you for another great video. Totally agree about the way the hills and woodland give stress relief. Loved that gnarled old tree on the edge of the path when you stopped on the little bridge. Hope the knee is not giving you any more trouble.😄👍🥃
Thanks Anne - got a knee update video coming in a few weeks hopefully :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Another Great Camping Adventure !! Beautiful Scotland.
I swear sometimes I think you're in a different Scotland from me sir 😆 Great video and love how you explore places a wee bit off the beaten track! Cheers for the inspiration as always Murray 👍
Best,
Derek
Thanks Derek - hope you enjoyed the wee wild camp on this one :)
Thanks for watching
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains I did indeed sir! All the best 👍
Derek
Lovely video Murray, cheers!
Murray Ive Found It 2016 Torridon Walk >> cheers Tc
Fabulous scenery and a fabulous craic once again, Murray.
God bless and enjoy your holiday🙏
Great views of Benny Hill 😜
Cool one, Murray. Scotland without midges 😂 dream on. How do you create that map animation/graphic?
Thankfully they have gone to sleep for the winter now - this was filmed a few months back - they can be really bad!! The map animations I do using adobe after effects - A lot of work - takes me the same time to edit a film as it does putting the maps together!!lol
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
Great vid Murray, it too tie up all the guys as used to take ages trying to untangle them . Notice that you never take the cross poles with you but use your walking poles instead….do they make that much difference in weight ??.
not too sure about weight but TBH I have never had to use the cross poles. I might take them if out in the snow though (fingers crossed) this winter. The poles are already present as I always use them so they are fine for me :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
You picked a really nice spot to camp.
The trail must have taken a lot of work and makes going up a little easier
You'll have to try camping in the woods once the midges are gone..
Always interesting and calming videos
Take care until the next video 🇨🇦❤️🍁🍂
Thanks Sue, the track is an engineering masterpiece- must have taken ages for them to carve it out :)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
As always fantastic video 🙌🙌
Thank you 🙏
Nice video, in outdoor videos i think it is necessary to include cooking and eating to gather more viewers 😁 thank you for this video.
Fantastic video, Murray, as usual. Great stuff. Just wondering, why do you wrap your guide ropes around your walking poles? Does it give better strength in strong winds? I'm hoping to do my first summit camp at some point next year... it's been a while since I've pitched a tent tho - will need some practise.
I think it pulls the outer shell outa little bit giving that little more head room inside. I could be wrong and apologies if i am.
Hi Brian - it keeps the outer from the inner a bit better - nothing to do with strengthening 👍
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
@@ScotlandsMountains Magic. Thanks for keeping up the quality content. I know you said your trips help you to hit the reset button, trust me, so does watching them - just great to spend 20 mins escaping up a hill after a stressful day.
Great video as always. I did the same walk a few weeks back. Did you park your camper in the car park over night? Wasn’t sure if we’re aloud.
Hi Richie, yeah I left the van in the car park (I didnt see any signs not too , but to be honest I parked up and headed right up the hill (albeit with a few diversions to start with!!lol)
Take care and thanks for watching
ATB
Murray
Another cracking video Murray. I'm quite interested in that sea to summit sleeping bag. Now I'm 6ft and 13 and half stone, the only negative I've seen on reviews is its tight at the shoulders. What's your thoughts and is it possible to wear a down jacket in it if need be to layer up.
Hi Eamon - thanks for watching - in terms of the sleeping bag - I’ve not had any issues but don’t tent to wear a duvet jacket in the bag - I’m 6’1 and it’s been ok for me :) good luck
ATB
Murray
@Scotland's Mountains Thanks for getting back to me Murray, food for thought.
Nice one Murray! What time of year was this?
Thanks Madcat 👍 this was towards the last week in July if memory serves me right 👍
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
♥it :)
how can you stand those bugs. damn them!
Murray** Hi listen can you link Me The Winter One You did Of This >> been searching But Not sure On your channel HELP((>> cheers Excelent Vlog again Dude Tc
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Found It 2016 Torridon Walk Did It by screen shotting Yiur Map Blowing It Up To Get The Location** Cheers Tc
Hi Tony - I should've added a link - here it is though :
ruclips.net/video/WX5yxNyFnDg/видео.html
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray
kinda like Democrats
Great vid Murray, it too tie up all the guys as used to take ages trying to untangle them . Notice that you never take the cross poles with you but use your walking poles instead….do they make that much difference in weight ??.
Thanks Drew - don’t think they weigh too much - I just never needed them so easier to set up without 👍👍
Take care and thanks for watching
Murray