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Absolutely ‘breath’ taking!!!! ❤

Its £45 on outdoor gear website right now if anyone is interested in buying it

Awww 😮 Awesome

Stunning Kev 👌

Nice video Kev. Thank you for sharing 😊

Looks incredible. 😊Thanks Kev.👍

Thanks great Chanel

What a spectacular inversion! Just beautiful 😊

That is some beautiful footage 😊

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Beautiful place. Lovely view of the drone footage. Thanks for posting, Kev.😊 Sarah

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Bought mine for £90 used once, and it's been brilliant. Pegs are shite but a set of groundhogs sorted that out. Plenty of guys and that structure means it's pretty tough.

Nice one Kev👌👏👏 Hopefully we'll have more soon. The rain stopped play😁👋👋

Another quick video shot on my Google Pixel 8 Pro.

Morning Kev 😊 looked a very nice walk, great drone shots at the end too.

Nice video Kev. Wishing you a wonderful weekend 😊

I just received mine and have tried to set it up, but mine does not have the shape of yours where the pole is at. There is a loop at the top center that it hangs from and the sides simply droop in on top of me. It would be a lot better if the pole was on the inside of the bivy to hold the mesh out instead of on the outside simply hanging it from one loop.

That’s crazy Kev. I’ve seen it for years as I drive the M4 towards Chepstow but never realised the extent of it 😮

Beautiful area! The castle and fall colors are beautiful. That definitely is a lake! Great drone footage 😊

Great footage again, Kev

Just got great shots at zoo and avoided picking up the barriers (fences). Looks like my images were found naturally! Not heavy when consider versatility. Just 2.5 pounds. Recommend buying it used if from creditable vendor.

Great work again Kev, what drone do you have? Happy New Year to you and your family 😄

Really enjoyed watching your videos over the year. Looking forward to seeing where you explore next. Happy New Year.😊 Thanks Kev. Sarah

I was sad to have missed all the inversions on Boxing Day. Looks amazing Kev. Happy new year 😊

It's a wonder you're still alive.

I enjoy the scenery with the fog! Beautiful view from above with the drone! Have a wonderful new year 🎉

Thank you for making this video and for sharing footage from a warmer and drier time! Rhymney Hill on a good day provides great views. Have you been to the Bent Iron Arch on the opposite side of the valley? If not, worth a visit.

Nice vide Kev. Wishing you a Happy New Year 😊

Happy New Year

Enjoyed that Kev. Bit of a mucky old day but great to get out

Right in my backyard here Kev! A regular hill for me. Unspectacular, but great views on a clear day. Bogtastic in parts though!

Have a happy new year Kev. How about a top 5 video.

Do you think a bear would see it as a big burrito ?

Had a look at one of these and yes it is a good tent but why do people design tents for the uk market that pitch inner first. It is a simple no for me on this basis as I want that erects as one both inner and outer with outer first as it could be bucketing down and your inner is going to get soaked through.

So is this absolutely the same with the Naturehike 5.8 like everyone is saying? And does it flatten out when sitting on it? Thanks for the great review!

Wow, that's so beautiful Kev. Great choice of music too. Thank you for all your videos this year, Happy New Year to you & the family. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤

That is a beautiful sight! Great views and captures! 😊

Shot and edited on my Google Pixel 8 Pro.

Great video! You really put a lot of effort into this 🙂 Subscribed!

I have the Lanshan 1 (not Pro), and I like it, but though I almost always camp alone, I've considered the Lanshan 2 or 2 Pro for the extra space. The Lanshan 1 was difficult to pitch at first, and it needed a few mods to keep the inner off of my face, but I've mastered it now. I've even used it with platform anchors over the water in the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge. I need extra-long lines for the anchors, but a platform is very flat, so it works quite well. I have two other, free standing, 2 person tents, one three season and one four season, but they're considerably heavier. I ordinarily kayak-camp, so weight is less of an issue, but I plan a seven day hike on the Appalachian Trail in the spring, and I'll likely take either my Lanshan 1 or a new tent. You're talking me into the Lanshan 1, but I also like the Lanshan 2 (not Pro) and the Featherstone Backbone 2P. The Backbone is a single-walled tent that I prefer to the Lanshan 2 Pro. My daugher may accompany me on the seven day hike. If we share a tent, my Featherstone Peridot is light enough particularly if we split the components, but I may not resist the temptation to add another tent to my collection ... If she brings her own tent, justifying a new tent will be more difficult, but the difficulty has never stopped me before ...

Total opposites for me, I have Lanshan 1 that I'm going to get rid of, I absolutely hated it, used it once and will never again use it ever again. Lanshan 2, perfect, used it on the Cumbria Way (none pro version) for the first time and it was absolutely perfect. It does take a few goes to master it but I think for it's price it's brilliant. I thru-hike with a dog mind which is one of the reasons I hated the Lanshan 1 :D Edit: Tho, I would absolutely love a Durston but man-o-man, they dear!

Enjoyed that Kev 👍

That was a lovely relaxing video Kev 😊

We going here next week for a picnic and hike can't wait looks amazing