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THANKS MATE

thanks brother

Glad you enjoyed it

thank you baz

Was the fox beaver was snoozing in a hammock 😅🌾🍄🌳🦉

just could not say but i think fox

Glad you enjoyed it mate looking forwards to the next one

Fantastic!

You and me both!

Our pleasure!

too true bro

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340 Yes

cheers brother nature always has the answer to a problem if you know where to look

Thanks 👍

why sir all ways warm your beaver

take the healing and strenghth that being in nature can give you and let it heal you stay safe and hope to see you at a camp might be able to get you a lift i think Kiwi comes your way

a pleasure my brother wish you could join us would have loved one of your master classes

lee did a fantastic job and was kind enough to share them he is the man

yep you said it perfectly

you were spot on mate thank you take it easy and have fun bro

have a great leave mate you deserve it

beautiful and interesting plant

i think they all did it justice and it was great to see others perspectives

would have been even better with you there you have an open invite to any of the camps have fun stay safe

Glad you enjoyed it thanks for the video it was brilliant

cheers bro wish you where there hope alls working out bro and mums feeling a bit better send her our love

hell of a squeeze getting it on lol

cheers bro

he has so many skills a clever man our lee

Thanks, you too!

❤you sir a true gentleman it was a pleasure listening to you around camp and learning the amazing knowledge you shared with everybody .. thank you ….. until the next camp brother 🫡💪

your a wonderful person my friend and it was our pleasure to have you there and thank you for sharing those pictures im having one or two framed have a great week mate and cant wait for the next one

well said mate

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340 hi Mick if you have trouble printing them, let me know because I sent them to Caz through messenger which squashes the quality of the photo my end up a bit pixelated if you get what I mean ,you might be okay. The originals are high resolution.l hope you’re enjoying the wet weather in your training ,last two mornings I’ve got absolutely soaked walking across the downs .🌧️😁

Wonderful

You are very welcome

Yarps if you want me to I will send you some in email

Absolutely

Yes indeed

we have two vehicles move them in morning to end destination leave one return in other to start go back for that at end of day all stores for the ten days carried in a car self supported trip no diving too shops no outside help like mobile cache points

two vehicles move one up bring second back to start and collect it at end of day with 1st car mobile cache points

One car has all the gear locked in the boot, the tents, the clothes, the rations, the water, the cooking. One car gets moved ahead early each morning by 13 miles. Two cars have to move forward to bring back the driver , one car comes back to the start point . and we set off from there. this leaves one car behind and one car ahead in case of emergency. It also means we can pick up supplies or depot water at some mid point along the trail we intend to cover that day. Then in the evening when we reach our destination. We drive back and collect the behind car while the cooking is being done. We have discussed that someone can do the cooking or erecting tent during this time. (possibly sticks as he does not drive ). to attain the goal of completing the walk , i was the one who refused to walk wearing gear or anything heavy. Mainly because to carry 13kgs 13 miles every day will mean i have to train with this weight or more to be comfortable on the day. This means eating a house of food and in the end I'll have thighs like tree trunks. A couple of years ago I did 56km or 35 miles in a day. the day before, myself and the mrs drove the route and dropped 12 x 500ml water bottles every 7 miles. I had 177grams of food and drank 6 liters of water. To do that distance I trained with 12kgs 10kgs and 18kgs for four months prior. The logic being if i can carry more weight, then i can travel further without the weight. I loved this model. The depot model has been used with great success on every great human endeavor. I think Mick / sticks agree with the notion that there is enough suffering in the world and that to show people a different way to do a walk will enable more people to achieve a tangible moment of success on the route. It also allows us to be free of support or reliance on outside assistance. One other point of contention for me was going to be the packing of the bag if we did the recreation method. I add up kilos in my head too easily. I would want to film it, with water, cameras, puts me already at around 4kilos with a rain coat - rain coat being about 900 grams. Every 4 kilos slows me down by 1km per hour. I just couldn't see how it was physically possible for my old body and the idea to use the cars this way was born out that logic.

@@lifesahobby right I see

cheers mate

cheers bro need to do one with yourself and the other two

Our pleasure! thank you

hucklberry mick lol

cheers

can never get bored of ranger rok

@@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340 give me ten

Thanks so much!

cheers for sharing

cheers benny

love me beaver

happy too have you mate look forwards too many more with yourself

me too would love too have you all over