I think it is amazing. Fair play to them and to be fair their land amd the views there where some of the nicest parts of the trail. Thanks very much for talking the time to watch the video. Very much appreciated 👍
Your videos are an inspiration Jason. Thanks to you, im planning on a solo hike and wild camp of the Slieve Blooms Way soon. The world sorely needs more folk like you. Those who respect and love nature and improve it rather than destroying it. Cheers mate 👍
Thank you so much, not just for the €5 but also for the lovely comment. I'm delighted to have helped in some way. If you have any questions about the Slieve Bloom way, let me know and I'll do my best to help you out 👍
That’s some serious mileage over two days, man…good on ya. Loved the videos…what a beautiful trail. Thanks for taking us along with you! Cheers from across the big pond…🇨🇦😊🤙
Ah yeah my knee was not thanking me afterwards 😄 I was on the move for 25 hours out of the 36 I spent on the trail which is just madness. Thank you for taking the time to watch them. All the best for the week ahead, have a good one 🙂 Jason
Hi Jason. Really enjoyed both videos about the Slieve Blooms, It shows that you dont have to be up on the highest peaks of Ireland to enjoy nature and good views. A lot of good shots in there ( and a lot of back and forth running to retrieve camera 🥵) . Well done👍
I am a gluten for punishment 😄 I think the extra effort was worth it and by not taking the shortcuts along the way I got to see some of the best parts of the trail. The Slieve Blooms are underrated, I absolutely love them I'll definitely do this one again someday. Thanks very much for watching, have a good weekend 👍
Dang 80km is a long ways to walk in 2 days. Great trip Jason!! Those pastures would make me nervous too! I'd be worried about the bull that I didn't see.
Fantastic Jason, well done on completeing the trip, went out Saturday night for our first wilde camp around the Glenbarrow Loop...note to self, bring a hammock...zero flat ground. look foeward to the next adventure.
Thanks Jim.. A hammock would be ideal for up there. Very tough to find a spot, I've had the same experience as yourself. I hope that you had a good night wild camping in the end.. Thanks again, all the best 👍
Hi Jason sorry for the delay in commenting. Great video and amazing scenary. You seemed more relaxed in this one. You certainly put so much effort into keeping us subscribers occupied. It's much appreciated especially when you are away from your family too. Look after yourself and rest those knees. Best wishes mate 👍👏😊
I still haven't mastered just being myself on camera. It normally happens the next morning on a wild camp or like this on the second day. I'm slowly getting better. I did edit some clips from almost a year ago for this weeks video. It showed me how much I have improved so far but it was fair cringey 😄 Ah yeah my knee hasn't been in the best of form with me since but I'll get it sorted.. Cheers for all your support, I did say it to my wife this morning that you hadn't commented yet 😅 No pressure 😁 but it is appreciated.. I hope you have a good week, all the best 👍
@@RamblingOn haha its a learning curve for sure and you definately look more comfortable. My son said we needed subtitles on the first leg as your accent got stronger 😂👍 Been very busy at work and a bit stressed out sorry. May go out Friday for a camp and use my new Dutch army hooped Bivi 😊😂 Have a great week mate 👍
@@leeprice674 😂 ah he will get used to my accent eventually, I never notice it to be fair 😄 No need for apologies I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch the video and your stress levels are more important.. 😮 you got a Dutch army hooped bivvy?? That is class.. Fair play you will love it.. They are supposed to be one of the biggest bivvys for interior space. Someday I will get my hands on one.. Someday. Enjoy your night out and mind yourself. Have a good one 👍
This was great thanks for sharing. Ireland really has some beautiful country. I liked seeing the castle (we don't have those here) and the cairn. Should've camped another night to escape the missus longer ;)
Ah its beautiful and its a hotel, I was expecting a ruin 😄 Ah it seems she's starting to grow on me 😅 I was delighted to get home that night. Thanks for watching as always its very much appreciated.. I'll be upgrading my camera in the next few months so hopefully I can do the trails justice and you will get to see Ireland in 4k🤔 Have a good one👍
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Those walk by's onthe uphill are true dedication :D Thats amazing pace for that trail. Not a fan of cows either especially when I have the dog(s), they get pretty aggressive. Going up on Monday so hope they are busy doing cow stuff when we pass them.
When I'm walking away from the camera there are moments when I question my life choices 😄 Yeah hopefully they are so engrossed in their cow business that they don't even notice you. Are you doing the full trail or a section? I was thinking the winter would be ideal becasue the cows would be in the sheds 😁 Never mind the freezing wet weather and the short dark days. Once the cows are gonzo
@@RamblingOn Doing the full trail, was going to go tomorrow but had to put it back to monday. weather looks a little dryer for then anyway. Will start at glenbarrow so same as yourself probably but I'd say a fair bit slower :D
Ah fair play that's class. I hope the weather does what it says and stays dry for the few days. All the best with it, you may let me know how you get on 👍
Love to get out do something like that on my own lol life gets in the way sometimes..was out camping the weekend lol ...not on my own good few lads ..lol
Really enjoyed both those videos. 80km in two days plus filming is mental! I know you missed the family but it would probably have been a lot more enjoyable over 3 days. Interesting to see how well managed the tracks are. Very little of that here in Donegal which is both a good and bad thing! Looking forward to seeing more videos. Are you doing a Slieve Bloom kit video?
The filming slows things down quite a bit to be fair but I enjoy that part too so it's all good. I'll have to get used to missing them because a lot of the way marked trails are 3 days or more 😄. I just kept at a nice pace for and I enjoyed the trail. I don't feel like I rushed it but I would say you are right and if anyway asked for my opinion I would say to spread it over the three days. Delighted I finished it that day though because if I had of stayed out the second night I wouldn't have got the views up by the stoney man or the ridge of Cappard because there was a fog down the next morning.. I was back up that way with my daughter showing her that house at Kinnitty castle. Ah I need to get up to Donegal next year.. That will be a few days purely because of the distance. I did a really quick video of the gear I brought ruclips.net/video/6WWu-TPpL_k/видео.html The only thing I swapped was the gas and obviously purification tablets are a must or a Grayl water purifier would be ideal. I'll do better kit videos in the future, I'm still figuring out the videos so that ones probably not the best but it's everything I brought. Oh I left the groundsheet out too. You can see now where I got the name for the channel from 'Rambling on' 😅 Cheers Niall, all the best👍 Jason
Thanks for the video brother, planning to do this within the next week or two, been a great help. One question 🙋♂️ What time did you set off on day 1?
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Great to see farmers opening up land for walkers. Really enjoyed this video.
I think it is amazing. Fair play to them and to be fair their land amd the views there where some of the nicest parts of the trail. Thanks very much for talking the time to watch the video. Very much appreciated 👍
Your videos are an inspiration Jason. Thanks to you, im planning on a solo hike and wild camp of the Slieve Blooms Way soon. The world sorely needs more folk like you. Those who respect and love nature and improve it rather than destroying it. Cheers mate 👍
Thank you so much, not just for the €5 but also for the lovely comment. I'm delighted to have helped in some way. If you have any questions about the Slieve Bloom way, let me know and I'll do my best to help you out 👍
That’s some serious mileage over two days, man…good on ya. Loved the videos…what a beautiful trail. Thanks for taking us along with you! Cheers from across the big pond…🇨🇦😊🤙
Ah yeah my knee was not thanking me afterwards 😄 I was on the move for 25 hours out of the 36 I spent on the trail which is just madness. Thank you for taking the time to watch them. All the best for the week ahead, have a good one 🙂
Jason
Well done Jason your camera work was fantastic 80 km in two days you must have been wrecked
Thank you very much, I'm trying to learn as I go with the cameras etc. I was fairly shattered the next day... broken 😄
Great job documenting the walk. Fair play to ya!
Thanks very much. I'll get better at it as I do the other 41 trails 😅, all the best 👍
Jason
Well done Jason.....excellent footage.
Going to add this trail to my to walk list.
Thanks very much Aidan.. You will love it 👍
There would be some great views on a clear day I'm sure. 80km in two days is serious going 👍
I'm delighted I pushed kn because the views I got at the stoney man are the best Ive ever seen up there. Normally its raining for that bit 😄
Hi Jason.
Really enjoyed both videos about the Slieve Blooms, It shows that you dont have to be up on the highest peaks of Ireland to enjoy nature and good views. A lot of good shots in there ( and a lot of back and forth running to retrieve camera 🥵) . Well done👍
I am a gluten for punishment 😄 I think the extra effort was worth it and by not taking the shortcuts along the way I got to see some of the best parts of the trail. The Slieve Blooms are underrated, I absolutely love them I'll definitely do this one again someday. Thanks very much for watching, have a good weekend 👍
Beautiful view Jason 👍 that my favorite place
Dang 80km is a long ways to walk in 2 days. Great trip Jason!! Those pastures would make me nervous too! I'd be worried about the bull that I didn't see.
😄 I thought the very same.. I reckon if it was a field full of cows or even just one bull I might have took the long way round 😃
Great job Jason, that's some going over 2 days! You need to come up and do The Wicklow Way next, it's a stunning trail. 👍
Thanks a million John. I hope to do the Wicklow Way early next year it seems to be one of the more popular trails. All the best and thanks again 👍
Fantastic Jason, well done on completeing the trip, went out Saturday night for our first wilde camp around the Glenbarrow Loop...note to self, bring a hammock...zero flat ground. look foeward to the next adventure.
Thanks Jim.. A hammock would be ideal for up there. Very tough to find a spot, I've had the same experience as yourself. I hope that you had a good night wild camping in the end.. Thanks again, all the best 👍
Great video! Amazing distance covered in 2 days. Well done!
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. My legs were not thanking me the following day 😄
Great video and advice. Amazing the hear of otherwise.
Hi Jason sorry for the delay in commenting. Great video and amazing scenary. You seemed more relaxed in this one. You certainly put so much effort into keeping us subscribers occupied. It's much appreciated especially when you are away from your family too. Look after yourself and rest those knees. Best wishes mate 👍👏😊
I still haven't mastered just being myself on camera. It normally happens the next morning on a wild camp or like this on the second day. I'm slowly getting better. I did edit some clips from almost a year ago for this weeks video. It showed me how much I have improved so far but it was fair cringey 😄 Ah yeah my knee hasn't been in the best of form with me since but I'll get it sorted.. Cheers for all your support, I did say it to my wife this morning that you hadn't commented yet 😅 No pressure 😁 but it is appreciated.. I hope you have a good week, all the best 👍
@@RamblingOn haha its a learning curve for sure and you definately look more comfortable. My son said we needed subtitles on the first leg as your accent got stronger 😂👍 Been very busy at work and a bit stressed out sorry. May go out Friday for a camp and use my new Dutch army hooped Bivi 😊😂 Have a great week mate 👍
@@leeprice674 😂 ah he will get used to my accent eventually, I never notice it to be fair 😄 No need for apologies I appreciate you taking the time out of your day to watch the video and your stress levels are more important.. 😮 you got a Dutch army hooped bivvy?? That is class.. Fair play you will love it.. They are supposed to be one of the biggest bivvys for interior space. Someday I will get my hands on one.. Someday. Enjoy your night out and mind yourself. Have a good one 👍
This was great thanks for sharing. Ireland really has some beautiful country. I liked seeing the castle (we don't have those here) and the cairn. Should've camped another night to escape the missus longer ;)
Ah its beautiful and its a hotel, I was expecting a ruin 😄 Ah it seems she's starting to grow on me 😅 I was delighted to get home that night. Thanks for watching as always its very much appreciated.. I'll be upgrading my camera in the next few months so hopefully I can do the trails justice and you will get to see Ireland in 4k🤔 Have a good one👍
@@RamblingOn Domesticated mate! Looking forward to seeing more of Ireland!
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Those walk by's onthe uphill are true dedication :D Thats amazing pace for that trail. Not a fan of cows either especially when I have the dog(s), they get pretty aggressive. Going up on Monday so hope they are busy doing cow stuff when we pass them.
When I'm walking away from the camera there are moments when I question my life choices 😄 Yeah hopefully they are so engrossed in their cow business that they don't even notice you. Are you doing the full trail or a section? I was thinking the winter would be ideal becasue the cows would be in the sheds 😁 Never mind the freezing wet weather and the short dark days. Once the cows are gonzo
@@RamblingOn Doing the full trail, was going to go tomorrow but had to put it back to monday. weather looks a little dryer for then anyway. Will start at glenbarrow so same as yourself probably but I'd say a fair bit slower :D
Ah fair play that's class. I hope the weather does what it says and stays dry for the few days. All the best with it, you may let me know how you get on 👍
Fair play - great job, and an excellent footage to it!
Kept recalling all these nice spots as I was virtually walking along with you :)
Thanks very much.. I was doing the same thing while editing 😄
Looks fantastic Jason 👏
It is a stunning trail, thanks for watching. All the best 👍
Jason
Love to get out do something like that on my own lol life gets in the way sometimes..was out camping the weekend lol ...not on my own good few lads ..lol
@@deankelly8188 ah yeah it is hard to juggle everything. Getting out camping at all is great but if you can manage to get out on your own it is class
Really enjoyed both those videos. 80km in two days plus filming is mental! I know you missed the family but it would probably have been a lot more enjoyable over 3 days. Interesting to see how well managed the tracks are. Very little of that here in Donegal which is both a good and bad thing! Looking forward to seeing more videos. Are you doing a Slieve Bloom kit video?
The filming slows things down quite a bit to be fair but I enjoy that part too so it's all good. I'll have to get used to missing them because a lot of the way marked trails are 3 days or more 😄. I just kept at a nice pace for and I enjoyed the trail. I don't feel like I rushed it but I would say you are right and if anyway asked for my opinion I would say to spread it over the three days. Delighted I finished it that day though because if I had of stayed out the second night I wouldn't have got the views up by the stoney man or the ridge of Cappard because there was a fog down the next morning.. I was back up that way with my daughter showing her that house at Kinnitty castle. Ah I need to get up to Donegal next year.. That will be a few days purely because of the distance. I did a really quick video of the gear I brought ruclips.net/video/6WWu-TPpL_k/видео.html
The only thing I swapped was the gas and obviously purification tablets are a must or a Grayl water purifier would be ideal. I'll do better kit videos in the future, I'm still figuring out the videos so that ones probably not the best but it's everything I brought. Oh I left the groundsheet out too. You can see now where I got the name for the channel from 'Rambling on' 😅 Cheers Niall, all the best👍
Jason
Loved your video. I hope to hike the entire thing too. May I ask what you use for camera equipment while hiking? It worked really well.
I used a Gopro hero 8 to film this and it keep things nice and quick. My setup now is a lot more complicated 😄
Thanks for the video brother, planning to do this within the next week or two, been a great help. One question 🙋♂️ What time did you set off on day 1?
Ooh, I think that I set off around 9:30am. If memory serves me right, enjoy the hike. I hope the weather is good for you 👍