Tent camping at blind tarn coniston lake district.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- 2,632 feet hike up the old man Coniston fall in the furness fells of the lake district in Cumbria, England.
After hiking 802 metres up the old man of coniston, we walked down to goat hawse then Cross to Dow crag then onto buck pike then setup camp at blind tarn for a overnight camp and a explore around some old slat quarry building.
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Hi Dan, another great video, we all appreciate you spending your time to do these treks, and such a beautiful area. i am sure that there are many people that watch your channel that cannot get to places like this, you open up a window in their lives. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK
The scenary is beautiful and lots of history in this amazing video
LAKE DISTRICT NOT PEAK DISTRICT 😂😂😂😂
Thank you for watching.
I share a link below to more of my lake district camping.
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You’re losing the plot aren’t you? 😂😂
You even said it twice!
Brilliant!! We’ll done Dan. Enjoyed all of that.
Fantastic views and that looks a cracking tent 👍 Thanks for sharing, love seeing the history of the old quarries too, fascinating to see what went on years ago.
Great views when the cloud lifted, thanks for taking us along. Stay safe atvb 👍🦊
Phenomenal scenery bud, this is absolutely gorgeous! These dramatic landscapes are amazing!
Keep 'em coming E Woo, great videos, great scenery and well presented 👍
Thanks for making the videos. Much appreciated. I love your adventures. 💪🏻
awesome camp mate , I loved the views especially around the Tarn, looked so peaceful
The scenery is amazing. Great video.
Old Man Canesten. Old most spat my coffee out 😂
Old Man of Thrush Cream 👌🏻
Canesten duo
Done this walking bit Dan, every weekend, whether it rained snowed ice or sun, 25 miles Saturday, around 20 miles Sunday, camp overnight somewhere by a pub most times. Winter was 15 miles Sundays, totally knackered, but great days, cant do it now, arthritis in both knees so my walking has come to a full stop. But good on you Dan, keep it up with the walking, camping and videos my friend, keep me thinking i'm in the countryside.
Wow, great going john
I camped there in 2022 and walked the whole Coniston - Wetherlam area the next day. Great weekend.
I'm going to the Lake District for a family camp going on Friday back Monday , been to the Lake District it's a fantastic place so I'm going back for a family camp, thanks Dan for sharing a great video 👍 👌👏
Thank you for watching Andrew. I hope you enjoy your trip
Great view, was in the same area only a couple of weeks ago. Great video 😊
There is a little island on coniston, near the jetty for the boat,
4 of us camped on it in the 80s,we had 2-3tents an inflatable dinghy with 4hp tomos engine and scuba equipment for 2,
Great bank holiday
⛺👍🌞 greetings from Sweden
That little house with the fire was a mad Dwarfs abode he was called Shaughnesy McMackintosh McDougel and he was up there for 18 years causing loads of trouble with the slate miners, until they got fed up of him, battered him and threw him off the mountain. If you go down into Coniston town you can see his grave in the Churchyard facing the Crown Inn. It is said he killed three miners
It took them 18 years😂😂😂👍
I climbed the highest mountain in that lake district in 2001 new years morning. Bringing back memories
Beautiful And it looks like a Mining District
Hi there woodsman good video thank you from sylvia uk.
Love this walk love 10-20 mile walks
Great video by the way
English, what a awesome video buddy!👍
Fab video Dan, cheers !!
Went there last year Dan.
Started off at the slate mine and walked up to Brandreth.
Wonderful views, and well worth a trip up.
Great views of Lake Buttermere with Scotland in the distance.
You need to lay off the hand made cigars, rolled on a young Thai girls thigh, mate. 😉
All the best mate.👍🏾🇬🇧⛺️
Superlative scenery once again! Much hard work to get up and down the landscape.
Remember going to blind tarn on way up to old man of coniston via walna scar road reverse of your route from O M C , was going to camp there but place was freezing despite weather being warm so camped higher up , camped first night after arriving late afternoon at side of walna scar road to be awoken by a massive rave after it got dark lol.
Really enjoyed this , your videos always make me smile 🏕️
Cheers, Dan, for taking your time to give us these videos. I'm really glad you enjoyed your camp. What did you think of the meals I was hoping you were going to try the British military packs? I'm looking forward to the next trip
Epic Dan......
Crack on mate. Thanks for the show. 👍
Excellent video yet again thanks so much
Another great watch mate. Thanks 👍🏻
Love the channel. Been watching since the start.
That's some years, Sean👍👍
Brilliant Dan liked your new stove mate think I’m going to get one glad you enjoyed your camp scenery was cracking a good wee trek though but rewarding once you got there peaceful and relaxing take care and enjoy your week 👍👌🔥🔥❤️
beautiful location; awesome trip; thanks for sharing dan :)
I woke up this morning and decided to watch your video! I was half asleep at the beginning and I was sure you stated you were in the Peak District. As the video went on, I thought, did he say Peak District? Later of course you cleared that one up! Glad to see, that I'm not the only one that makes the occasional boob lol. Great Video, keep em coming!
Enjoyed that video mate. I do like the videos on the hills much more than the woods.. keep em coming Dan..👍👊
Cracking video again Dan thanks for sharing 👍 😀
10 mile. That's army tabbing. Well done.
Hopefully 15 miles next times
nice one. The "fog" is actually the clouds, that's why you need to keep eye on your location all the time :)
Thank you
Yes Dan , How are the Feet mate ! , I loved being out there when younger , myself and the Wife , she loved the high slopes of the Lakes .😊👍
Nice walk mate bet that made a nice change Nice to see some more when possible 👍 😊
I can't wait to get back out, mate
Like you said, beautiful view outside of your tent.
Nice video and hike. you have a great week
Thanks Dan, some amazing views there mate
Fantastic video I think you need to get a bit fitter it be going to start tackle in the Lake District you're right it is the clouds or weather system may be like being on nearly every single walk in the Lake District I do volunteer rescue in with people get into trouble glad to see you come properly prepared great video
Nice camp 👍🏻 keep your food pouch zipped shut while your meal hydrates, it keeps it hotter and rehydrates quicker. You can also insulate them with a homemade reflectix pouch😉👍🏻
Enjoyed that one, something different,
Brilliant video Dan. . Like you ive watched so many videos of blind tarn , i was last there 33 (ohmygodsamIthatold) years ago.
THANK YOU
Nice to see you up my way again and I hope it was enjoyable and it recharged your batteries a bit because for me when I get out there I feel alive again.
I felt alive mate
@@englishwoodsman I feel like I'm dying getting to the top but when you stand up there and take your bag off your back and look around then it's all worth it.
@christian johnsen don't know I could not see anything 🤣🤣
@@englishwoodsman 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great video dude......felt like I was with you 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Great video as always Dan but was hoping you'd have a steak :) I suppose your limited with cooking equipment.
😆 you made me laugh cos a few months ago you said that you don't do hiking especially up hills now look at you in the lakes and loving it good content as always
To the left of that collapsed tower there are two big caves
Lake District, Peak District, 15 min District... hey... they are all the same.. let you off!
Great that Dan mate 👍🏻👍🏻 i call it clagg 🤜🤛👍🏻👍🏻🍻
What the weather
@@englishwoodsman yea mate fog mist clagg ta me 👍🏻
@@craigpalmer347 CLAG = cloud low, aircraft grounded. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ. 😀😀
I also bought a Lighttour R5.8, 195cm, very good
Nice one mate.
Great Camp 👌👌👍
Cheers Graham
Awesome video
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Suggestion for next mountain hike for you mate give scafell Pike a go from Wasdale then drop down to styhead tarn for a camp beautiful views on a clear day.
Nah then, ay up me duck. Once again it's nice to see you out in the hills buddy. That minced beef hotpot, you gave the same face as I did when I tried it tother week, it ain't great is it, lol.
Ay a good 'un me owd cocka 👣🤙
I was hungry so it was OK 👍
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You have stronger taste buds than me buddy, lol. Luckily my mate brought some proper food so I scrounged a couple of hot dogs off him 😋
Dont change kid make them haters bow in shame good lad👍♥️
I would love one of those slabbed stones to paint lol
Thanks Dan love the stuff ur doing just 1 thing where did u get ur long spoon from lol
I know it's a recent addition but how is the new OEX heiro solo stove ? Great video, keep up the good work
Don't think I've ever found any of those adventure foods to be nice they are all not good.
Enjoy yours videos though Dan and good to see you getting out and about
I like to think its cloud's
Where abouts did you park overnight? all carparks said no overnights when i attempted :( ended up not camping overnight as didn't want to risk a fine. Amazing video as always though the views from the Tarn are next level
We saw someone checking the cars to see who as paid to park, We asked him him can we park overnight, and he said no but be gone before 10am we was gone at 9:30am 🤣🤣
@@englishwoodsman i'll remember that for next time haha! glad you had a good camp
I go hiking every Sunday, I tend to do 10 miles! My next goal is to go camping, but not something I’d like to do on my own.
Always been a big country boy and done most of my hikes in my Barbour wax jacket
How well dose the Tirran Waterproof Jacket handle heavy down falls ???
Ha mate you're like me, soon as tent/shelter is set up gear is everywhere. The only order is rag order 'till everything needs packed again.
Ace man.
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@@englishwoodsman Love your channel mate. 👍
@@englishwoodsman I swear by my tent. Got three now. One for each nipper. Euro hike DLX3. Cheap and stands up to every weather that has hit it so far.
This light tour sleeping pad is now popular.
Introduced it has peak district I'm guessing it lakes
Hi whats the sleeping pad your useing was going to get the unigear camfy 3 see your useing somthing else thanks for any advice
Not sure what you mean when you say can only see so much on the maps maps show everything unless your using Google maps and btw the route you did is 6.58 miles
Which car park did you use mate?
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Suggest you don't include the name of places you stay m8 😊
Alex T .just like wainwright did .lol
Coniston is not the peak 😊
Dan what's the Light tour like, is it noisy? and is it comfy for side sleepers
Hi DES I have a video coming out soon about it ... but it's OK for side-sleeping
Nicely done Dan. What weight did you haul up there
Don't know Kenneth but I need to get the Wight down
I'd call it Clag.
19:20 Outer pitch first is what I have ...in fact mine is pitch in one - macpac microlight. Ill have to do a video on it.
O ex?
Peak District? Eh?
I did say layer on in the video BD that I said peak when I meant lake district.
dont apologise for breathing dan i know your struggle heavy pack and hill = panting
Dan most people call it clag
Thank you
Peak district you sure
Lake district. I did say within the video
It’s clag.
I will try to remember that 👍👍
Thats the same place blot outdoors whent to
It's not fog, it's low cloud Just saying
Mist
sound bad
Clag