Cracking 1st bivy, great stuff, your set up was spot on, just wait till you start going to sleep with a view, you will get to love it 👋👍 I can help you with simonside if reqd Cheers Adrian Cheers
Your setup was perfect nothing wrong with it at all so if anyone says anything don't worry they are probably keyboard warriors 😂😂 that valley you were thinking about camping it's very swampy mate I've not been up to that part of Harwood that you camped at I think Thanks for the mention the British army bivvi is a perfect choice for a first time bivvy camp and that tarp looking cracking for the price good find that 👍👍 I always have my nose mouth and ears cover with a head over after waking up one day with a slug in my mouth not a nice feeling 😂😂 atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Hi Jimmy, thanks for that and the heads up about the swamp. i really enjoyed the bivy and tarp, i might get a larger 3 x 3 dd type as well. Thanks for watching 👍
If your set up works for you it works ....... pitch on dried pine needles itll put an end to your slug partys ...... get a 3x3 tarp with the central spine ill show you a few bashers i learnt many moons ago allthough we spent many a night in just the bivy bag takes some getting used too its suprising how much safer a micron thin tent makes people feel
Good tip about the pine needles, I think the empty beer cans might have attracted the slugs? Got my eye on the 3 x 3 dd tarp, it has loads of tie out points so your able to form lots of configurations. Thanks for watching 👍
Where's best to park overnight up there? I'm guessing simonside but not sure if there's anywhere else. Nice setup by the way, especially for a first try.
Thanks Shaun, camping at Harwood I just park in the forest track layby,, Maybe Rothbury if I choose to camp at Simonside, but canny hike in. Thanks for watching. 👍
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That's another option you have now to wild camp. Great video.
Love that place, absolutely vast so easy tp hide away. Nice vid, thanks for sharing 😊
Hi, yeah loads of hiding spots. Be back up there soon 🙂 Thanks for watching Kerry. 👍
Cracking set up mate looked spot on 👍🏻
Cheers mate, it worked really well. Thanks for watching 👍
Good camouflage with your tarp, glad it was successful. It looked very secure. Nice views to wake up to from your spot.
Hi, yeah i really enjoyed it, trying something different is a good thing, thanks for watching. 👍
Great Forest normally my go to for last minute camp
Hi, yeah it's a good one. Been there on quite a few hikes and camps now. Thanks for watching 👍
Cracking 1st bivy, great stuff, your set up was spot on, just wait till you start going to sleep with a view, you will get to love it 👋👍
I can help you with simonside if reqd
Cheers Adrian
Cheers
Hi mate, yeah a view would be great. Thanks for watching and inspiring me to try a bivy 👍
Looked like a great adventure you had.
Hi, yeah I had a great time. Thanks for watching. 👍
Your setup was perfect nothing wrong with it at all so if anyone says anything don't worry they are probably keyboard warriors 😂😂 that valley you were thinking about camping it's very swampy mate I've not been up to that part of Harwood that you camped at I think
Thanks for the mention the British army bivvi is a perfect choice for a first time bivvy camp and that tarp looking cracking for the price good find that 👍👍 I always have my nose mouth and ears cover with a head over after waking up one day with a slug in my mouth not a nice feeling 😂😂 atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Hi Jimmy, thanks for that and the heads up about the swamp. i really enjoyed the bivy and tarp, i might get a larger 3 x 3 dd type as well. Thanks for watching 👍
A good watch mate😊
Cheers mate, thanks for watching 👍
If your set up works for you it works ....... pitch on dried pine needles itll put an end to your slug partys ...... get a 3x3 tarp with the central spine ill show you a few bashers i learnt many moons ago allthough we spent many a night in just the bivy bag takes some getting used too its suprising how much safer a micron thin tent makes people feel
Good tip about the pine needles, I think the empty beer cans might have attracted the slugs? Got my eye on the 3 x 3 dd tarp, it has loads of tie out points so your able to form lots of configurations. Thanks for watching 👍
Where's best to park overnight up there? I'm guessing simonside but not sure if there's anywhere else. Nice setup by the way, especially for a first try.
Thanks Shaun, camping at Harwood I just park in the forest track layby,, Maybe Rothbury if I choose to camp at Simonside, but canny hike in. Thanks for watching. 👍
Not a criticism marra but you could have scopped your pack in that crook in the tree 👍
Also, fk slugs :-D
Cheers mate, good idea. thanks for watching. 👍
good configuration on the tarp👍the st Oswald's starts or finishes in hexham.handy😊
Cheers mate, it worked really well. Oooo that's handy, thanks for watching mate 👍