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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2025

Комментарии • 26

  • @BurtonOutdoors
    @BurtonOutdoors Год назад +1

    It's always good to get out Harry, well said, even if it's just for 5 minutes on your own in some part of nature with minimal noise disturbance from cars and humans... Get out early in the morning if you live in a busy city...You'd be surprised how quiet cental London can be at sunrise 🌅

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      So so true 👍 and proper undetected stealth can take us into any land, at which point the land belongs to us. 😊

  • @Yorkshiremadmick
    @Yorkshiremadmick Год назад

    Nice to have you back churning out new videos
    👍🏻
    Thanks Harry 🙏🏻

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад

      Thanks Michael for your kind encouragement 😊 it means a lot regarding fresh motivation 👍 and hope you find good outdoor opportunities this year as well. Cheers.

  • @GillianSmith
    @GillianSmith Год назад

    That is a nice, 'out of the way', forest you found there Harry. You are very lucky up in Scotland Harry; I do wish I still lived up north. I have noticed over the last few years 'wild camping', has gained in popularity, however many are not what you or I would call 'wild campers'. The litter left behind, whole tents, sleeping bags etc. is bad but the human waste etc. is worse and contaminates water sources and fire scars last for ages. Not to mention the sheer numbers of people; what were once a small tracks are now eroded 'motorways', across the landscape.
    I sound like a right old moaner, I know! but making what is left of the last of the 'wild', places in England harder to access is probably not a bad thing; banning wild camping is probably a good idea. I pride myself on stealth and leave no trace....not even footprints if I can help it!
    When I go away I like it to feel remote, isolated and special, however too often I feel I could get a 'wilder' experience in Richmond Park than many of the English National Parks.
    I feel like I may have contributed by posting videos up and putting place names to locations in my own videos (I knw I'm not a big channel but word gets around) I don't want to encourage or inspire people to wild camp, certainly not to places I visit....I know I am quire selfish; but there just seems less and less 'wild 'places and more and more people.......one day I fear it will all be the 'English City', all concreate and tarmac something like Hong Kong is now;.... what is so special and beautiful about these places is what leads people to them and their ultimate destruction.
    ......................Rant over! sorry if I've gone off on one. Best wishes Harry and take care.....bye the way that lamb soup looked lovely!

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      Well said Gillian, my sentiments also. I take comfort in knowing that we small band of stealthers are on the same page in that we know how to look mercinary, a peculiarity that must un nerve jo public if they should ever stumble across our path, then finally, when we have made the effort to go where others dare not tread , our reward is divine solitude where our stillness is welcomed by the rush of air through trees, the melody of distant birds, and the silent visitation by the solitary Robin as we become one with the innocence of the forest. Let's keep our camo, skills, and love of the natural world which in generosity inclines our inner conciousness to experience a deep awakening. Harry...out

  • @TheRamblingsofBry
    @TheRamblingsofBry Год назад

    I was told there is no way I could park up in certain areas, but I always found I could. I was always quiet and respectful and never left anything in the way of damage or litter etc.... I think there is always a way, especially for wild campers like yourself

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      Thanks Bry 😊 so good of you. It is indeed true that common sense with a little diplomacy usually wins the hearts of most territoriality. I hope 🤣. Stay well. Harry

  • @paganoutdoors3193
    @paganoutdoors3193 Год назад

    Cool video, agree with your sentiments there Harry, I suppose we will see, such stunning scenery in your videos, cant beat the mk1 crusader system, one of my favourites, good health and safe travels my friend, cheers craig

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      So true Craig, the bcb is my secret pleasure, so reliable.🤣

  • @zafiracamper
    @zafiracamper Год назад

    I do enjoy your vids 🎉 Looking forward to when you head out for a wild camp 👌🏻
    Sadly the problem, be it with van campers or wild campers, is humans - well the minority, but nonetheless humans 😢

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      Yes, it may be a wee while yet as it is icy cold and snow on the tops still, then my sleep apnea dusorder and home pressures have to be negotiated but I usually manage a few nights out eventually. All the best. Harry

  • @vi0205
    @vi0205 Год назад

    Scotland is so beautiful!Best wishes from Germany Viola

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      Thanks Viola, indeed, anywhere far from the madding crowd even for a few hours is a place of beauty I guess.😎 Harry

    • @vi0205
      @vi0205 Год назад

      @@FlyingHaggisFilms so true, Harry!!!

  • @West.Yorkshire.bushcraft
    @West.Yorkshire.bushcraft Год назад

    Afternoon Harry how you doing..Great video as always ..it is a shame that the few are messing up the land for the many ..especially us in bushcraft community..👍 atb sam ...out .

  • @stealthandysteath1069
    @stealthandysteath1069 Год назад

    Morning mi friend, so true. That some people do stupid things. Tc Andy

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад

      Thanks Andy but as we know, covert stealth gives a different set of skills and freedom 😅

  • @neil_castell
    @neil_castell Год назад +1

    might seem odd, but part of me wants wild camping to be banned,
    because i wouldnt stop anyway ... i have the skills to do it and not be detected.
    I have seen countless camping locations i have used over the years wrecked by muppets having bonfires and leaving trash everywhere.

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад

      I'm exactly of the same opinion, special forces camping technique can set us apart. The worst that coukd happen is a fine on te unlikely event of being caught. The land belongs to us. 😊 💪

  • @davidkelly8299
    @davidkelly8299 Год назад

    Don't mistake idiots wild campers as wild campers. That said, you have never rambled on, you have just stated fact. Your posts are very informative. Unfortunately the ban will come to the UK.

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад +1

      Thanks David, sadly, I feel you are right about a pending ban as society is declining. God, I hope things improve. All the best to you. Harry

  • @neanderthaloutdoors9202
    @neanderthaloutdoors9202 Год назад

    The biggest problem nowadays Harry is peoples mentality and attitudes and their total lack of respect for nature and land, if someone dumped a load of crap/rubbish in their front gardens they wouldn't like it, but it's OK for them to leave the crap they carried in because they couldn't be bothered to carry it back out again 😠😠😠

    • @FlyingHaggisFilms
      @FlyingHaggisFilms  Год назад

      Spot on mate, spot on. At least some of us know how to become sneaky in the field. 🤣