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Thank you ! It was a great trip

It was so good! You need to check it out. Give me a shout if you want the route.

Thank you <3

it really is

Miss you too mate! Dartmoor this weekend. Peaks the week after! We’ll be at archery next Monday.

It really is

It is a magical magical place 💚🌳🍃

Now my blood pressure is going up! 😂 they have been quite funny at night sometimes. But never enough to worry.

One of the best!

Thank you so much. The rainbow was pretty breathtaking! I love your TH-cam name 😂

That’s so kind! Thank you Barry 💚🌳

That sounds like an awesome trip! Glad we could remind you of home 💚🌳🏔️

Thank you Lee! Running any of your first aid sessions this year?

Unfortunately, not at the moment, George. Doing more of the start-up support work and business support... May run some next year but this year is completely full! Great to see you are getting out and doing outdoory things, though. @@beyond_domestication

It took our breath away too! Truly a wonderful sight and not something England has seen that often in recent centuries.

Thank you! 🌳

Thank you ❤

Thank you so much! That’s exactly what we were trying to do with our videos 💚💚

Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it 💚🌳

Thank you so much! It was an incredible trip

It is incredible isn’t it! Yes they were all nesting at Knepp 💚

That is so lovely, thank you! Let me know if you have enjoyed any of our other videos <3

Thank you so much! Are you planning a camping trip to Knepp? I really recommend

A beautiful place. We want to go back! The forest is Tollymore 😁

Thank you!

@@beyond_domestication always happy to support fellow outdoor youtubers 👍🏻🏕

Thank you. Love your gralloching vid!

Hiya! Yes it took us three days. You could definitely make it last four days (especially if you go right to the northern tip of the island on the first day after getting dropped off by the bus like Scotland Mountains did on his channel). That could mean camping on the coast at the end of day one, rather than making it up onto the ridge straight away. But once you are on the ridge the hiking is fairly straightforward and the water spots are fairly spread out, meaning you have to do certain distances just for water. However, May is likely to still be very wet! We had awful weather on the ridge and missed a lot of the wildlife. In good weather you are destined to see Golden Eagles etc so there are lots of other reasons to hang about up there, assuming you have the water. I definitely recommend Scotland Mountains video as he went a slightly different route at the start and into Portree that could lengthen this section out a bit. Very jealous! Enjoy the trip 🌳💚 (pack a midge net 😂👍🏻)

Thanks Noel! We will get back here one day!

Thank you it was a lovely trip!

We are severely lacking in biodiversity and keystone species. Private land owners are generally reluctant for wild animals to access their land limiting the chance for their pops to spread too rapid. They are great for us where we have them

The term “. Invasive “ is really only a human construct. The whole planet belongs to all the wild creatures. We are the greedy species who put up the fences and borders without consulting the creatures who were in existence long before humans started making all the obstacles to suit only us . Humans are by far the most selfish “ invasive “ species .

Wild boar are indigenous to Europe and Asia. In Western Europe hunted to extinction in the 18hundreds. A century later reintroduction took place for pleasure hunting for the high and mighty. Alas, the accompanying top predators were not reintroduced. (wolf and bear (saber tooth cat)) Now in some parks in western europe you can find them but their numbers and behavior is much disconnected from a real ecosystem. Before the wolf did make a reappearance here in holland about a few years ago, I could spot them easily. Nowadays, they are much more stealthy. As are the roe and red deer. Hunters are not happy. Farmers neither. A balance is still far away. We do have invasive species here too, it's a big problem with no real solution other than a 100.000 years of adaption and peace and quiet to let everyone adapt. I would love to visit Knepp some day, they are pioneering very important work..

The Pigs were introduced to replace wild Boar which cannot due to risk be replaced into Knepp, the pigs are an important part of the eco structure and have helped the rewilding process by turning over the soil and spreading seeds. The are kept in check by the Kitchen that sells their meat, like all animals in Knepp they roam free and so are healthy and not farm pigs. They have worked out a good balance. Rewilding is about balance for all the species to thrive natural, a hands off approach but stocks are controlled which help finance the project.

Thank you. It is one of our favourite spots to camp 🌳💚

Thank you so much for watching our videos! Skye is a very special place and we were so blessed to spend our honeymoon there 💚

Thank you so much Nick! We love reading comments like this and it absolutely gives us the drive to keep making videos of our trips 💚

It was awesome!

Thank you so much. It was a really special trip for us as we found out Amber had passed her masters during the rainy 18 hours we spent in the tent! Pretty special :)

Thank you so much! We love the forest 🌳

@@beyond_domestication you can see your love for nature in the video. 🙂 Good camera work as well.

@@soletrail Thank you so much! We are playing catch up with some of our summer and autumn trips as we have been working on other projects. I will be sharing a dartmoor trip this weekend, a knepp trip in a couple weeks and another 6 day Lakes trip at the end of the month :)

Haha I really disappeared into the bog! It was incredible. Part 2 is out now as well and it was blue bird days all the way after part 1. Such an amazing walk.

@@beyond_domestication Yeah, I know what you mean. I've got part 2 lined up. Have a cool week ahead.

It's a magical place to be in the winter. I love it when the birds go to sleep about 5pm and the whole forest starts to go to sleep. I have some of my best nights sleep on a winter camp! Thanks for the lovely words :)

@@beyond_domestication I love that to. I just said this morning it's a fave time of year. Oh, for sure I get the best sleep out there to - it's why we do it partly. Peace.

Thank you very much!

Happy days indeed! Part two contains some closer encounters with midges! :D

Thank you! We felt very zen after 240 hours out there! Back up to the Lakes in September

Thanks mate!