Great that you're back. You've inspired me to pull out my old tent and get out there again after being unwell for many years. If you ever want a trip in Pembrokeshire I know some great spots down here!
Hey Paul, long term subscriber here just wanted to say its great to see you back on the hills. The videos are so professional and we appreciate all the time and effort you put into your content. Thank you. Mac.
Just wanted to say a big thank you to you. Can’t remember just how it happened but I stumbled across your videos a while back and thanks to you, I’m now hooked on wild camping and spending a all my spare cash on camping gear. Also, after saying I could never justify the cost of a Hilleberg, I bought the Soulo yesterday. I must be mad. Really enjoy your videos. All very relaxing to watch. Think I’ve watched absolutely every one of them now. Keep up the good work and thanks again. Maybe meet you in the hills one day 😊
I was camping there Friday night, love the way you take random shots of the path to try and conceal your exact location. When I was there the Farmer was driving round picking sheep up, I was back near the quary wall out of sight. It wasn't as windy as yours but it was chucking it down.
I wild camped there with my boy 4 years back. Our first wild camp togethor. Started out as a lovely day, got camped up watched vids all night, fell asleep and woke up next morning completely clagged in. Unzipped the tent couldn't see a foot in front of us, really surreal and there was me thinking how the hell am I going to get back. My nav skills were in there infancy. Fortunately after an hour or two the clag lifted to reveal a beautiful blue sky, what a relief! Great vid as always Paul, could I just ask you the make and manufacturer of that small plastic table packaway table you use. Cheers Rob
Amazing Paul. Thanks for sharing. The idea of being in an outdoor space away from humans noise ect. Simply being in the environment and just appreciating it and being in the moment with it.
Great video and scenery Paul, glad to see you out camping, in such a beautiful place, nice to hear the wind rattling the tent, you must of put a lot of effort into making this video with such strong wind and all the different shots and angles you do great stuff, thanks for sharing 👍
Great to see you're back Paul! Really amazing content that captures the camping experience beautifully for those of us who can't get out there as often as we would like!
I walked past there a few hours ago! Not wild camping this time though - I'm sat in a heated campervan in Edale full of a pub dinner - living life vicariously by watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them mate!
@@PaulMessner This one cost less than a good tent. Doesn't make for as interesting videos though!. "Yes, it's raining outside. I've put the water heater on and will have a shower soon, but nobody wants to see that"
Paul, just had your channel recommended to me by TH-cam. Don’t know how I’ve missed you before as you have a big channel and I already follow a few smaller camping channels. Anyway, love what I’ve seen so far mate. Your calm approach is superb, love this. I was in the same place at around the same time I think, must have just missed you. I’ll keep an eye open for you now. Cheers mate all the best, Chris
Hey Paul, if you want a comfortable sleeping mat I just brought the updated Thermarest Trail Pro self inflating pad as my old Sea to Summit blow up pad was giving me back ache every morning. It’s easily the most comfortable mat I’ve used as it’s stuffed with actual foam, and is still pretty light. The updated two way valve system works brilliantly and it has an R-value of 4.4. Best of all it is covered by a luxuriously soft stretch knit fabric. I got the extra wide one as I’m a side sleeper.
Great video. I am deeply, deeply envious of your catering arrangements. I've just come back from three days on the Two Moors Way in Devon where I lived on dried sausage, bread and cheese and Snickers bars. I think I have a lot to learn!
Nice one Paul, I love your technique for climbing out of you tent when the ground is wet. I thought I was the only one who did that. Keep up the good work.
I managed to get out for a camp in the Peak District last weekend too. Very high winds but the Snugpak Bunker was more than up to the job. Biggest problem I had was water supply, all the streams coming off Kinder Scout were a deep, blood red. Even after filtering and boiling it was undrinkable.
Good to see you had a good one, and good to bump into you. I was the guy in the grassy field just after the lane coming out of Hope, on my way back. May be bump into you again some day!
Another great video Paul. Discovered your channel at the start of lockdown. Watching you back catalogue of videos has kept me sane !! Especially like your kit reviews although your recommendations cost me a fortune. Looking forward to my first outing in the peaks with my new Soulo
Stumbled across your channel randomly (as you do on TH-cam) and although I’m not into camping, I really enjoyed watching this video and appreciated it. I was going to ask you for the details of you kit but seen you had listed it in the description, awesome job. Your videos are good and watching this was therapeutic. Makes me want to take up camping, although the only thing stopping me is the toilet situation.. any tips? Lol. Have subscribed and will be binge watching. Thanks
I definitely need an outing soon. Great watching "Destination with a view" videos again rather than looped walks. More so because I miss the ending and starting the day in the wilds. Keep up the vids. 🍻
So beautiful out there!!! Luv your journeys. I actually look forward to the videos post, especially when it’s either windy or rainy. Those are the best. Hike/trail/trek away!!!
Glad that you can camp again! I hope you could lower the volume on the music in further videos, since I turn it up to understand your accent (non native English speaker here). And then the music blasts pretty hard. Keep up the good work!
This is surely your best camping one mate, thoroughly enjoyable and some great editing. The bushcraft joke was funny and I’m glad you dropped down from the main plateau for your sake. Thanks again :) 🏔
At 2 pm today mate, I'm hoping YT will give me access to the community tab soon so I can let people know! Great night but windy AF! The Hubba NX held firm, I was thinking it might not!
Paul I recently picked up a sea to summit ether light xt insulated sleeping pad and I have to say that it's absolutely superb. Supremely comfortable and keeps you from rolling off at night with the air sprung cells rather than 'air tube' design of most pads. Also love the pillow lock design they have with the sea to summit aeros pillows. Good r value and very lightweight too but it's the comfort that really sells it for me. Thought you should maybe check it out as it may even dethrone the trekology. All the best, Oli.
It would definitely dethrone the Trekology. It's a fair bit more expensive though. I have the Thermarest and Exped if I need insulation and can't justify spending on another pad just yet. 😀👍
@@PaulMessner Fully appreciate you've already got several pads :P Just wanted to give you some feedback as I recall from your fairly recent video on sleeping pads that you were particularly interested in feedback on the Sea to Summit pads! I have the regular but if I could buy it again I'd actually be tempted to go for the women's large for the extra width and warmth at a relatively small weight penalty though it's even more expensive ahhh
you should get ahold of one of those bags amok hammok uses to blow up their mats.. its like this "shopping bag" size thing with a nossle in one end.. you open it, trap air in it, squese it into the bag, and bob is your uncle.. it works quite well..
Paul we have missed you! I was thinking about this for a while and maybe others will like this idea too. Maybe a behind the seen video. So you go wild camping with a mate and he can record you as you record yourself so we as the views see how much effort you put into your videos and how you get the camera angles. I feel like this would make all of us (your viewers) respect the time, effort, blood, sweat and tears you put in to your videos. All the best, stay safe Dan
GREAT to see new stuff from you ⛺️. I bet the Peak District hasn’t been the same without ppl in rucksacks 🎒 walking back and forth tripods 😂🤣😂. Top quality vid, as always.
Great Video. We were up there too. Camped in the woods by the River Kinder. Hell of a windy night. Unfortunately only had bivvy and tarp. First time wild camping. We could have done with one of them fancy hillabergs.
Glad to see you back out camping Paul, I love my Soulo and the robens stool is fantastic for the weight! Will look forward to seeing more of you videos ⛰⛺👍
Great that you're back pal. I think the dark skies are as good if not better than the bright ones. Food wise have you tried the Idahoan mash. Its the best instant mash I've ever had
Just been suggested this video and I’m happy for once that the TH-cam algorithm exists! Loved it so much :) Just subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos mate!
Great video Paul and it looks like the weather kept the hordes away and gave you some peace. Can’t remember seeing the Rab sleeping bag before, how did it do?
Enjoyed watching that Paul. Just bought the Minimo so great to see it being used. Was a good call to relocate due to the wind. Atb. Onto the next adventure...
Paul Messner Do you twist the pan support onto the stove to secure it? Took me a while but I realised the metal hooks catch under the circular parts where the pot screws into.
Rooster 77 I don’t normally bother. It works fine for me without twisting and if I want to switch back to the pot quickly I can do it without having wait for it cool down
Paul Messner Nice one. I'm still learning. I like the look of the pan. That bit of steak looked nice. I bet you really appreciated being out there after all the lockdown etc.
Great that you're back. You've inspired me to pull out my old tent and get out there again after being unwell for many years. If you ever want a trip in Pembrokeshire I know some great spots down here!
Great to hear Edward. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. 😀👍
Paul Messner cheers mate 👍
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Hi Paul, do you shove your tent in the pack or strap to the bottom?
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Hey Paul, long term subscriber here just wanted to say its great to see you back on the hills. The videos are so professional and we appreciate all the time and effort you put into your content. Thank you. Mac.
Thanks 👍 Glad you like the vids
Just wanted to say a big thank you to you. Can’t remember just how it happened but I stumbled across your videos a while back and thanks to you, I’m now hooked on wild camping and spending a all my spare cash on camping gear. Also, after saying I could never justify the cost of a Hilleberg, I bought the Soulo yesterday. I must be mad.
Really enjoy your videos. All very relaxing to watch. Think I’ve watched absolutely every one of them now.
Keep up the good work and thanks again. Maybe meet you in the hills one day 😊
You’re a great operator in poor weather Paul. It doesn’t seem to bother you and in fact you seem to thrive in it. I love that attitude.
Glad to see you’re back out camping!! You’d think camping is the perfect social distancing activity!!👍🏻
Watching all the rain and wind videos just gives me flashbacks to wild camping in Scotland, even in summer
I was camping there Friday night, love the way you take random shots of the path to try and conceal your exact location. When I was there the Farmer was driving round picking sheep up, I was back near the quary wall out of sight. It wasn't as windy as yours but it was chucking it down.
I wild camped there with my boy 4 years back. Our first wild camp togethor. Started out as a lovely day, got camped up watched vids all night, fell asleep and woke up next morning completely clagged in. Unzipped the tent couldn't see a foot in front of us, really surreal and there was me thinking how the hell am I going to get back. My nav skills were in there infancy. Fortunately after an hour or two the clag lifted to reveal a beautiful blue sky, what a relief!
Great vid as always Paul, could I just ask you the make and manufacturer of that small plastic table packaway table you use. Cheers Rob
Amazing Paul. Thanks for sharing. The idea of being in an outdoor space away from humans noise ect. Simply being in the environment and just appreciating it and being in the moment with it.
Great video Paul, i find it great that you have included your gear in the description, it's really helpful! :)
Great video and scenery Paul, glad to see you out camping, in such a beautiful place, nice to hear the wind rattling the tent, you must of put a lot of effort into making this video with such strong wind and all the different shots and angles you do great stuff, thanks for sharing 👍
Hi Paul, another great video. Thanks. FYI, powdered butter, made from real butter, is fantastic.
Great to see you're back Paul! Really amazing content that captures the camping experience beautifully for those of us who can't get out there as often as we would like!
I enjoyed that thanks Paul. Good to see you back out. Sensible to get out of the even worse wind. Thanks for sharing. ATB - Ben
I wonder why oh why people have any reason to not like these videos.?
Keep up the good craft work
Not quite “leave no trace” ... you didn’t replace the sheep poop 😂
I'm sure the sheep would replace it soon enough 😂
Paul Messner you sure you didn’t replace it with your own..?? 😝
Very cool. I was just exploring a abandoned place near my house in Iceland and I also want to camp in it but it seems scary alone
I'll go with you if you marry me so I can live in Iceland.
it's all in the mind. Sounds a good place to take the new fiance 😀👍
You wont be alone... All the ghosts and ghoulies will keep you company.
get a little dog makes it less scary and keeps you warm
Click here th-cam.com/video/VUvDIz2PA74/w-d-xo.html to see me Bivi CAMPING in the Peak District.
Great to see you back on the hills Paul.
Felt fabulous Paul 😀👍
I walked past there a few hours ago! Not wild camping this time though - I'm sat in a heated campervan in Edale full of a pub dinner - living life vicariously by watching your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make them mate!
We’d love a camper. It’s on our wish list.
@@PaulMessner This one cost less than a good tent. Doesn't make for as interesting videos though!. "Yes, it's raining outside. I've put the water heater on and will have a shower soon, but nobody wants to see that"
@@dcobblers People love van life videos mate! Should give videos a crack if you're considering it
@@Moggy312 i agree
Ive been stressed latel and this is the best thing i have ever seen. I really wana do it
That had to be the teeniest stool I’ve ever seen! Wow!
It's small but does the job
Man I just love those lush green hills. Such fantastic views. Thanks for taking me along.
Glad to have you back - cheers from the US!
Paul, just had your channel recommended to me by TH-cam. Don’t know how I’ve missed you before as you have a big channel and I already follow a few smaller camping channels. Anyway, love what I’ve seen so far mate. Your calm approach is superb, love this. I was in the same place at around the same time I think, must have just missed you. I’ll keep an eye open for you now. Cheers mate all the best, Chris
Hey Paul, if you want a comfortable sleeping mat I just brought the updated Thermarest Trail Pro self inflating pad as my old Sea to Summit blow up pad was giving me back ache every morning. It’s easily the most comfortable mat I’ve used as it’s stuffed with actual foam, and is still pretty light. The updated two way valve system works brilliantly and it has an R-value of 4.4. Best of all it is covered by a luxuriously soft stretch knit fabric. I got the extra wide one as I’m a side sleeper.
Great to see you back out proper Paul. Thanks, as always, for sharing your experience
My pleasure. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Great video. I am deeply, deeply envious of your catering arrangements. I've just come back from three days on the Two Moors Way in Devon where I lived on dried sausage, bread and cheese and Snickers bars. I think I have a lot to learn!
Great to see you out and about Paul 👍🏻
Thanks Gordon. It was nice to be back out.
Nice one Paul, I love your technique for climbing out of you tent when the ground is wet. I thought I was the only one who did that. Keep up the good work.
I managed to get out for a camp in the Peak District last weekend too. Very high winds but the Snugpak Bunker was more than up to the job. Biggest problem I had was water supply, all the streams coming off Kinder Scout were a deep, blood red. Even after filtering and boiling it was undrinkable.
Quality video . The real deal Peak District camp experience .
Good to see you had a good one, and good to bump into you. I was the guy in the grassy field just after the lane coming out of Hope, on my way back. May be bump into you again some day!
I was nice to meet you Richard. Thanks for stopping to say hello. As you rightly said...it was windy up there.
Another great video Paul. Discovered your channel at the start of lockdown. Watching you back catalogue of videos has kept me sane !! Especially like your kit reviews although your recommendations cost me a fortune. Looking forward to my first outing in the peaks with my new Soulo
Stumbled across your channel randomly (as you do on TH-cam) and although I’m not into camping, I really enjoyed watching this video and appreciated it. I was going to ask you for the details of you kit but seen you had listed it in the description, awesome job. Your videos are good and watching this was therapeutic. Makes me want to take up camping, although the only thing stopping me is the toilet situation.. any tips? Lol. Have subscribed and will be binge watching. Thanks
Good to see you camping again
And the world seams a better place now, good to have you back out and about 👍🏻😊🎉
It's good to BE back. 😀👍
Great video mate, bet you were pleased to be back out, even though it was extremely windy! 😂
Thanks for sharing mate
Ash
It was windy but I don't mind the weather. It's the filming that's harder to do. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Brilliant to see you out again. Its about time I made the massive trek from Barnsley and got out myself!
And that's the path I was on on the Friday when you were on the great ridge! 😂👍
Looks like we swapped shoes then 😀👍 Both great places
I definitely need an outing soon. Great watching "Destination with a view" videos again rather than looped walks. More so because I miss the ending and starting the day in the wilds. Keep up the vids.
🍻
Nice looking walk & camp, i'm liking the time stamps on the video 👍🏃
So beautiful out there!!! Luv your journeys. I actually look forward to the videos post, especially when it’s either windy or rainy. Those are the best. Hike/trail/trek away!!!
These videos are ridiculously therapeutic ha keep it up!
Nice fresh Punk IPA in the new cans spotted there......good work
Very well done. I felt like I was there. Thanks.
Glad that you can camp again! I hope you could lower the volume on the music in further videos, since I turn it up to understand your accent (non native English speaker here). And then the music blasts pretty hard. Keep up the good work!
Noted! Thanks for watching 👍
Yeah, a bit of a shock when the music starts. Otherwise a very relaxing video.
nice to see ya out Paul ..👍👍🤙🤙🤙
My precious
Great video Paul, thank you. It feels like I just went camping.
Glad you enjoyed it 😀👍
Nice one Paul, Always great to see you out and about. Steak, mushrooms and mash looked delicious.
It was just what I needed 😀👍
Paul Messner you looked happy 😃👌🏻
This is surely your best camping one mate, thoroughly enjoyable and some great editing. The bushcraft joke was funny and I’m glad you dropped down from the main plateau for your sake. Thanks again :) 🏔
Awesome, thank you! Glad you like it Simon. When's your video hitting the screens? How was your night in the end? 😀👍
At 2 pm today mate, I'm hoping YT will give me access to the community tab soon so I can let people know! Great night but windy AF! The Hubba NX held firm, I was thinking it might not!
You can tip the hot water in to the smash packet mate. Saves using the pan and on washing up.
Hi Paul hope had good time at peck district bit windy with nice views
Loved it thanks
Breathtaking views, and man that wind was crazy
Paul I recently picked up a sea to summit ether light xt insulated sleeping pad and I have to say that it's absolutely superb. Supremely comfortable and keeps you from rolling off at night with the air sprung cells rather than 'air tube' design of most pads. Also love the pillow lock design they have with the sea to summit aeros pillows. Good r value and very lightweight too but it's the comfort that really sells it for me. Thought you should maybe check it out as it may even dethrone the trekology. All the best, Oli.
It would definitely dethrone the Trekology. It's a fair bit more expensive though. I have the Thermarest and Exped if I need insulation and can't justify spending on another pad just yet. 😀👍
@@PaulMessner Fully appreciate you've already got several pads :P Just wanted to give you some feedback as I recall from your fairly recent video on sleeping pads that you were particularly interested in feedback on the Sea to Summit pads! I have the regular but if I could buy it again I'd actually be tempted to go for the women's large for the extra width and warmth at a relatively small weight penalty though it's even more expensive ahhh
you should get ahold of one of those bags amok hammok uses to blow up their mats.. its like this "shopping bag" size thing with a nossle in one end.. you open it, trap air in it, squese it into the bag, and bob is your uncle.. it works quite well..
Hi Paul great tip on the spatula protecting your frying pan while you cut your steak as always good video cheers mate
Paul we have missed you! I was thinking about this for a while and maybe others will like this idea too. Maybe a behind the seen video. So you go wild camping with a mate and he can record you as you record yourself so we as the views see how much effort you put into your videos and how you get the camera angles. I feel like this would make all of us (your viewers) respect the time, effort, blood, sweat and tears you put in to your videos.
All the best, stay safe Dan
If only I had a friend 😂. I’ll see what I can do.
@@PaulMessner I did notice you must have gone over that stile at least 3 times for the various camera angles 😂👍
Great video... did sound bloody rough though.... roll on summer I say when the weather gets better 😂😂😂
Great to see you back out there Paul. All the best. 👏👏👏
Cheers John 😀👍
Good to see you back out there Paul, really enjoy the multiple different camera angles.
Thanks 👍 Glad you liked it. I do try and keep thing interesting with the camera angles. Could do with a film crew and something bigger than a GoPro
GREAT to see new stuff from you ⛺️. I bet the Peak District hasn’t been the same without ppl in rucksacks 🎒 walking back and forth tripods 😂🤣😂. Top quality vid, as always.
Walked double the distance to retrieve the camera 😂
So laid back paul enjoyable video spot on
Lovely video Paul. Loved the morning light while looking round the camp and down the valley and the speeded up clouds. Great job.
Great video as always Paul, I'm going out this weekend for a great wildcamp , thanks for your advice on lots of things.
cracking little vid , love the poop flicker ! ingenious
Cheers Sean. Sometimes you have to knock something up to get the job done 😀👍
very nice, mate. apart from the weather, just splendid. 👍
Great video Paul,can't wait to be out and about again
You and me both! Enjoy mate 😀👍
Great Paul hiked all around there the day before lockdown and camped at at the woolpacks, nice job pal!
Glad you enjoyed it
Damn I love the Peak District!! From London butbi always feel like I'm home when I enter the peaks 🙏🏼 great video mate ❤️
Good to see you camping in the hills again Paul. #staysafe
Just watching you for the first time and haven’t got any idea where in the world you’re at literally.
Between Manchester and Sheffield in the England
Very nice to see you back out there, Paul. That magical camera stick you have adds some great shots to the videos.
Good to see you back Paul, completes my playlist
Great Video. We were up there too. Camped in the woods by the River Kinder. Hell of a windy night. Unfortunately only had bivvy and tarp. First time wild camping. We could have done with one of them fancy hillabergs.
Great job. Thanks for sharing.
have to say one of your best posts.....wild camps...
Great to see you out again
Another awesome video, thank you Paul
Great Vid Paul! - And the now obligatory cans of Brew dog! ;)
Glad to see you back out camping Paul, I love my Soulo and the robens stool is fantastic for the weight!
Will look forward to seeing more of you videos ⛰⛺👍
“Back out” another court case 👨⚖️
Was out on Saturday near Coniston, strong winds and rain came in around midnight, was great to be back out, atb Paul 👌
Dartmoore 4 me ..
.. bleak and bracing !.... are we mentally ill for liking this stuff and in these conditions?
Great that you're back pal. I think the dark skies are as good if not better than the bright ones. Food wise have you tried the Idahoan mash. Its the best instant mash I've ever had
Yes it's really good. especially the cheesy one. Thanks for watching 👍
Good to see you back out Paul. I'm hoping to get up Kinder next week sometime. Lots of new gear to test out,
Just been suggested this video and I’m happy for once that the TH-cam algorithm exists! Loved it so much :)
Just subscribed and looking forward to watching more of your videos mate!
I miss doing this, i used to do this about 15 years ago but after watching this vid i fancy doing this again Next year.
Would love to go camping with you, you are incredibly respectful of the land and hugely devoted to the outdoors. Such an inspiration 🙌😊
Thank you. Very kind words 👍🏻
Its great to see you in the field again. When i grow up i want to be like you🤣
Thanks for watching 👍
Amazing camping video Paul, Greetings from India. Waiting for your next camping video.
Great video Paul and it looks like the weather kept the hordes away and gave you some peace. Can’t remember seeing the Rab sleeping bag before, how did it do?
Love the colour of the tent Paul, blends in really well.....
Another top video, Paul!!!! Love this type of video in the Peak District.
Glad you enjoyed it. More to come. 😀👍
Good to see you back in the mountains.
Great video, Paul. Please keep making them.
That's the plan! I'll keep trying 👍🏻
@@PaulMessner Right on, brother.
Enjoyed watching that Paul. Just bought the Minimo so great to see it being used. Was a good call to relocate due to the wind. Atb. Onto the next adventure...
I made the sensible choice for once 😂. The tent would have been fine but it would have been a rough night up on the top.
Paul Messner Do you twist the pan support onto the stove to secure it? Took me a while but I realised the metal hooks catch under the circular parts where the pot screws into.
Rooster 77 I don’t normally bother. It works fine for me without twisting and if I want to switch back to the pot quickly I can do it without having wait for it cool down
Paul Messner Nice one. I'm still learning. I like the look of the pan. That bit of steak looked nice. I bet you really appreciated being out there after all the lockdown etc.
Rooster 77 loved it. So good to be back out.
Impressed with the cooking of the steak Paul 👍
Fab to see you out and about again. Great vlog. Back in the game !
Another great British summer!
Thanks for the video. That was an excellent distraction.
Very welcome! Glad you liked it 👍🏻