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Yeah, possibly. I know how to use a map and compass and always carry one. The problem was that there were no paths on the map. Might look into a course to help me navigate when I come across these circumstances.

@@uptosummit_ It'll definitely help you pick out features take bearings and that way you can follow a heading. Not a dig at all. Love the channel. 💙

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Will do mate👍

Very interesting, I didn't know that, thanks!

Can you point me in the direction of the definition of a mountain in which Ben More would not be considered a mountain?

@@uptosummit_ 😁 in Sweden we have real mountains.. you are welcome here.. but if you really like trekking then I recommend you go to Nepal and do the ABC trekk.. anaphurna bace camp.. most beautiful thing I ever done

@@user-nl9kd7up6z Haha, it's still a real mountain but I take your point. Hopefully I'll be travelling abroad to do some bigger mountains later this year. Thanks for your suggestions, ABC trek looks amazing!

Haha, thanks for subscribing!

Thank you!

Couldn't have asked for better weather. I'm all recovered now, thanks!

Thanks, at that point, I had lost the effort to try pronounce it properly, haha

Glad you enjoyed it!

Any suggestions for places to go?

The castle definitely has some of the best views of the city!

Thanks mate👍

@@uptosummit_ 👍🙂

You should go!

Can't beat good views with a drink!

Haha probably, and ye the nepal did me well, I recently upgraded to an Osprey Kestrel 68

Ye, you could definitely get a long way up it

Hopefully one day haha

I'd love to see the redwoods one day

I'll have to check that out!

😂

I don't usually go to many forests to be honest, got any recommendations?

Ye I know, wasn't really planning on making a short at the time so didn't get the best shorts

Just had a quick Google and they look huge!

Nice english mate!

Yes, I've used it nearly 10 times now. The only complaint I have about it is that the feathers come out. That being said, it still keeps me warm, I used it last night at 2500 feet high.

@uptosummit_ ok cool thanks for your reply 👍

It's a lovely spot!

Exactly mate, got to live your life!

I didn't know about that. I assume they wouldn't head right up to the summits.

@uptosummit_ no. They do start quite far up though, where the beck is deep enough to get in. There's a lot of plunge pools, falls, slides etc. Hence why they use that particular beck is very popular for ghyll scrambling

Yeah, makes sense. Thanks for the info.

I think it was on a Thursday. This walk is a quieter walk than Catbells, though.

The Lake District is around 2-3 hours from me, hopefully one day I can live in it! Yes, my parents got me into walking from a young age.

@@uptosummit_ I was born in Stockport, and with family in the lakes and south of there, but I'm now down on the south coast, coming here as a student, and with only the chalky South Downs as my walking space. No Wainwrights down here! With your channel, more camping, YHA hostel, and local pub visit videos please. (They would cross the generations and the human interest, just saying, because you are a natural at presenting. ) On topic, there has to be a tech solution to the sweaty back, t shirt issue. It's either about the backpack, or else it's about what is worn, and how that material wicks out sweat.

@@billyinwaves Thanks, I'll keep in mind your suggestions for future videos. I have 1 camping video ready to edit. Now waiting for some better weather so I can do my first multi-day wild camp.

Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video!

I can't remember exactly, I think between 15 and 20km

We hike today already

I'll have a look into them

I know haha , nothing worse

Idk, I like bear or is it bare butts 😂😂

@@slickdaddy6073 on the bright side, once I healed I could slip right into those jeans I thought I'd outgrew...

Luckily, in England, so no bears to worry about haha

You're right, always getting mixed up between the 2

No problem, I'm sure you'll have a great time!

Yeah, I usually have other elements to the video. I just uploaded this for people who are considering doing this ridge. That way, they can see if it's something they would like to do.

I believe dogs are allowed as long as they're on a lead

It's the best ridge I've done so far, glad you enjoyed!

Thanks mate!

Thanks, I appreciate you watching mate!

Thanks, that's what life's all about!

Yeah, the views looking back over striding edge are incredible, thanks!

It's still doing me well so far. Thanks for watching!