10 out of 10! Justin Big thanks for a great video I was going to ask about about wild camping lol but you answered it for me great idea I'm so remount in Labrador and place's to stay would have to wild camp which you can anywhere in Labrador it's crown land so no worries there lol Really enjoy your Videos i never get to the places you hike! But always amazing from a guy who was born in Aldridge and ended up in Labrador Canada lol
Oh I love these misty mornings.. You really don´t have to appologize for the comfort of a dry room and warm bed after a long distance walk. The scenery of stage 4 is a little bit like here where I live in Bavaria (except the beautiful loch...) The falls of Moness are really beautiful and the way indeed very nice. Hurry on Justin!
Thanks Beda 👍 Having wild camped for 3 years I decided to change it for this trail. Just wanted to explain why. The mist was beautiful with the sun bursting through and it turned into top class day. I lived in Stuttgart for a while, visited Bayern a few times (Königssee & Kehlsteinhaus) and this day also reminded me of the Schwäbische Alb a little bit. And a beer to finish, cheers! 🍺 🤠
I enjoyed following along again Justin and your musings on ways to do a trail which is something I’ve thought about more recently, I certainly didn’t think about options say 30 plus years ago. I just did it with my tent and that was it. For me that day into aberfeldy I felt really poorly and I enjoyed the comfort of the campsite the following day I felt much better. My father was 83 when he did his last backpacking trip and he did moan at me a lot about wanting to stay in hotels and b&bs he even offered to pay 😅but I said come on Dad you can do it this will be your last trip. We did the Dales Highway which is an excellent route and one I would recommend to you Justin. Anyway all the best and kind regards. 🍺
Thanks Dave, I knew people would ask me about not camping, so I put that in. Actually, I waffled on for quite a bit longer but cut it down. I think you might have enjoyed the full Director’s cut! I also wanted to inject a bit more of a conversation style this time (rather than just describing the trail), so it served both purposes. I liked hearing your stories on the RRW (everybody likes stories), and I’ve got loads of them to tell, but it never occurs to me on trail. Probably because I’m pushing on doing 24 miles like a nutter…. I’m not giving up on camping, I’ve invested a lot of time and thought into achieving the lightweight set up I have now. Adding a little more comfort would be worth the extra weight for me. Your Dad went backpacking at 83, blimey! Well done him 👏 I think I did a little bit of the Dales Highway on the C2C between Shap and Kirkby Stephen. Always looking for new trails. Day 5 vid not far away, thanks for coming along with me, and for your kind messages 👍
@@JustinWhiting9 thanks for the long reply Justin , don’t get the Dales Highway confused with the Dales Way. Everybody does when you mention it. The Highway is a much better route. The average miles I usually manage is 15 or less and on the Cambrian way some days we only did between 6 and 10. 🍺cheers
It was interesting to hear your thoughts on your choice not to wild camp. I agree with you that primarily these trips have to be about enjoying yourself and being able to appreciate the landscape you travel through. If you are tired and exhausted from not being able to sleep properly you cannot fully do this. When I backpack with my wife we do a mixture of B&B and camping. She would like more B&Bs I would like more wild camps ! I do love the solitude of wild camps in remote lonely places, but I am lucky that I manage to sleep well and on these trips overnight recovery is very important. What is evident from this series is your enjoyment of the walk. Thanks again for sharing.
Thank you 🙏 I have walked for many years but day hikes only. Trail thru-hiking is new to me in the last 5 years but I’ve done 8 long distance hikes now. As I said, the last 5 have been camping but I was pushing myself too hard for the reasons I explained. I really enjoyed the RRW, I was so relaxed and saw many beautiful things. 👌
That was a nasty bit of mist in the morning. I know there is nothing you can do about it, but to he honest...I am always very happy when it disappears. Especially on a scenic trail.
What a fabulous section of the Rob Roy Way! Thanks!
Thanks Dani 🙏 I really enjoyed that day, well, all the days! 😂
10 out of 10! Justin Big thanks for a great video I was going to ask about about wild camping lol but you answered it for me great idea I'm so remount in Labrador and place's to stay would have to wild camp which you can anywhere in Labrador it's crown land so no worries there lol Really enjoy your Videos i never get to the places you hike! But always amazing from a guy who was born in Aldridge and ended up in Labrador Canada lol
Thanks Dave 🙏 I love hiking in Scotland, it's just awesome up there. Almost as awesome as Aldridge…
Another great video. I like 'cereal bar review section that you have included in your latest videos. You engage the viewer very well.
Thanks Jase. Ha ha! The nut bar review wasn't planned, I just had the idea on day 1 and went with it!
What a lovely adventure, great to see you out and enjoying yourself Justin. Being blessed with some cracking weather is always a bonus. 👍👊😉
Thanks Michael, I was having a great time! 🤠
Oh I love these misty mornings..
You really don´t have to appologize for the comfort of a dry room and warm bed after a long distance walk.
The scenery of stage 4 is a little bit like here where I live in Bavaria (except the beautiful loch...)
The falls of Moness are really beautiful and the way indeed very nice.
Hurry on Justin!
Thanks Beda 👍 Having wild camped for 3 years I decided to change it for this trail. Just wanted to explain why. The mist was beautiful with the sun bursting through and it turned into top class day. I lived in Stuttgart for a while, visited Bayern a few times (Königssee & Kehlsteinhaus) and this day also reminded me of the Schwäbische Alb a little bit. And a beer to finish, cheers! 🍺 🤠
Great video! At 15:33 you are standing on the Square and I can see my flat in the background! ha!! :)
Ha ha! Small world Sam... I stayed in the Breadalbane Arms, cheap and cheerful but clean. 👍
Yes! just behind my flat. Next time you can stay with us :). I have a guest room.@@JustinWhiting9
Cheers!
I enjoyed following along again Justin and your musings on ways to do a trail which is something I’ve thought about more recently, I certainly didn’t think about options say 30 plus years ago. I just did it with my tent and that was it.
For me that day into aberfeldy I felt really poorly and I enjoyed the comfort of the campsite the following day I felt much better.
My father was 83 when he did his last backpacking trip and he did moan at me a lot about wanting to stay in hotels and b&bs he even offered to pay 😅but I said come on Dad you can do it this will be your last trip.
We did the Dales Highway which is an excellent route and one I would recommend to you Justin.
Anyway all the best and kind regards.
🍺
Thanks Dave, I knew people would ask me about not camping, so I put that in. Actually, I waffled on for quite a bit longer but cut it down. I think you might have enjoyed the full Director’s cut! I also wanted to inject a bit more of a conversation style this time (rather than just describing the trail), so it served both purposes. I liked hearing your stories on the RRW (everybody likes stories), and I’ve got loads of them to tell, but it never occurs to me on trail. Probably because I’m pushing on doing 24 miles like a nutter…. I’m not giving up on camping, I’ve invested a lot of time and thought into achieving the lightweight set up I have now. Adding a little more comfort would be worth the extra weight for me. Your Dad went backpacking at 83, blimey! Well done him 👏 I think I did a little bit of the Dales Highway on the C2C between Shap and Kirkby Stephen. Always looking for new trails. Day 5 vid not far away, thanks for coming along with me, and for your kind messages 👍
@@JustinWhiting9 thanks for the long reply Justin , don’t get the Dales Highway confused with the Dales Way. Everybody does when you mention it. The Highway is a much better route.
The average miles I usually manage is 15 or less and on the Cambrian way some days we only did between 6 and 10.
🍺cheers
Right ho. Will give them both a look…. When I’ve finished editing the RRW 🤠
@@JustinWhiting9 have a good day Justin 🙏
It was interesting to hear your thoughts on your choice not to wild camp. I agree with you that primarily these trips have to be about enjoying yourself and being able to appreciate the landscape you travel through. If you are tired and exhausted from not being able to sleep properly you cannot fully do this. When I backpack with my wife we do a mixture of B&B and camping. She would like more B&Bs I would like more wild camps ! I do love the solitude of wild camps in remote lonely places, but I am lucky that I manage to sleep well and on these trips overnight recovery is very important. What is evident from this series is your enjoyment of the walk. Thanks again for sharing.
Thank you 🙏 I have walked for many years but day hikes only. Trail thru-hiking is new to me in the last 5 years but I’ve done 8 long distance hikes now. As I said, the last 5 have been camping but I was pushing myself too hard for the reasons I explained. I really enjoyed the RRW, I was so relaxed and saw many beautiful things. 👌
That was a nasty bit of mist in the morning. I know there is nothing you can do about it, but to he honest...I am always very happy when it disappears. Especially on a scenic trail.
It wasn’t so bad and didn’t last long. The rest of the day was spectacular! 🤠
Can you say again where on Loch Tay you cut out Justin?
Day 3 ended at Ardeonaig Hotel.
Day 4 started 2 miles west of Acharn.
In between is 6 miles.