Wow what an amazing adventure you and matt looked like you had a great time out been following Matt for ages he has a cracking channel you covered some amazing area's really enjoyed this well put together with great music choices atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍👍
I still think the fishing should be chalked up as a draw 😂😂 let's have a decider on our next trip, this time we stick to our own rods 🤣🤣 Great video tho, always a pleasure heading out with you 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻
Hahaha I feel you bro! And I can see next time will be gloves off … “no rod sharing”. I like it. There will be blood… bring it on! It really is a pleasure camping with you bud, you even put up with my nightmares at 2am !
Is it just me or do you resonate, it seems every camp I’ve ever been involved with everyone has to have that last kindling or log move 😂😂😂😂 no words are ever said, just the stealth move to adjust the wood haha 😅 there’s something therapeutic about building the perfect fire right?? Excellent adventure once again Eze, sublime filming as usual 😊
What a fantastic adventure! Watching this, as I sit at my desk on a boring Friday afternoon, is really helping me to dream up some adventures of my own. Cheers buddy 👍
Hi eze gr8 blog again, looks like u and Maty had a fab adventure and how brave where u having a dip lol. Love matys chanel to. Can’t wait for the next one. 👍❤️
Another great video with some beautiful scenery and great camera work looked an amazing few days up in the hills. Looking forward to your next adventure
I love camping and hiking so much and living in South Africa lets me fully indulge. I've been wondering what camp life is like outside of South Africa and I'm not sure if I might love it as much if I was in the UK🤭
Great adventure from two of my favourite TH-camrs! Always love your videos for the enthusiasm as much as the production, put the two together and you get perfection.
Once again a brilliant video which I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Stunning scenery in a beautiful part of the country. I will be venturing to the lake district for my annual flyfishing trips in the middle of May. Your more than welcome to join me.
Thanks robin glad you enjoyed it! I’d love to but my expedition credits are quickly running out. AKA.. my wife Is gonna kill me hahah!! Have an amazing trip
Came to you from 'Adventure is Made'. Looking forward to watching your back catalogue of videos now 🙂. Lake District scenery looked stunning and it looked like you two found some off-the-track real wilderness. FANTASTIC!
I seldom comment on videos, and usually admire content from the shadows so to speak. But it has to be said, what absolutely incredible cinematography. This has genuinely inspired me 💯 A new subscriber
Yours popped up first 😂 Great video Eze, I've done that walk it's beautiful. Past Innominate Tarn where wainwright had his ashes scattered (if you didn't know) You captured some beautiful shots! All the best, Paul
Great stuff lads, you made through some nasty weather Eze and took us to some stunning camp locations too. The food as always was top nosh mate. Great to see you both out together. 👍
Hahah yeah I used to smoke a lot, but I'm high as a kite on camping alone. Stone cold sober for years now and can honestly say it's way better for me personally!
In July, my wife and I would like to follow your path. So if you had time to write the route, where to leave the car, I would be very grateful to you 😉
Found u on adventure is made. Looks like u guys had a great time! Yes you do need gloves haha! Wish I could fish, that looked awesome. Nice editing too! ATB 👩&🐕
love your videos and your connection to nature. sometimes I wonder where you are though? Can you identify, "The lakes Districts" What country? Thanks B
Hey Molly, I've got the nature hike cloud up 2, link below. I absolutely love it, it's super lightweight and really high quality materials. Link: amzn.to/3tzNNXk
Hi mate sorry can'y give exact locations as it's all about protecting the area and avoiding certain spots becoming overly visited/popular. However, general area is western Lake District, OS Maps should help to identify the area with a bit of research.
Hi mate! You can do it! would recommend starting with an easy camp, somewhere closer to help should you need it. This is in the Lake District. So many places to wild camp! If starting out, I'd recommend trying it in summer, or in mild conditions. Also Decathlon has awesome gear for very reasonable prices. My first tent was only £20 and it's pretty good! Most importantly, just GET OUT THERE!
Will drinking the river water not make you unwel, I’m new to the wild camping I’m starting out this year, also what are the basics to take with you that people over look?
Hi Jimmy! Drinking water straight out of streams / rivers is always a contended topic. Personally, I'm ok taking water from streams that are high up, where farming / animals etc won't interfere with the source much.. Snow melt etc, tends to be safer to drink. It's quite a personal choice as to how much to risk it, and experience will help you to determine as you go. I'd recommend filtering all water as you start, it seems the most prudent way. Some rivers such as the Wye, or others in heavily populated areas are an absolute MUST to filter AND/OR boil. Some people don't even think that's enough as boiling / filtering doesn't get rid of some chemicals. Basics to get off to a good start: I highly recommend a VERY high quality sleeping pad. In my opinion, more important than your sleeping bag itself. Don't underestimate how much heat you can lose to the ground. It makes all the difference. Look for ones with high "R Values". Sleeping bag, would recommend down bag. Packable, warmer and more comfy in my opinion. I never got on well with synthetics. Tent is where you can avoid spending too much money. I personally don't think the tent is that important. Firstly, you shouldn't be getting out in windy conditions in the first place to start with, so a basic tent will do. Look for ones that high a high mesh content in the inner tent, to increase ventilation and reduce condensation. Communication - I highly recommend an inreach mini if you're planning to go solo, or something that can get you emergency help when out of reach, no signal. Clothing - don't overpack. But good waterproof trousers / jacket shell are essential. Unless forecast is 100% positive, then save the weight. Avoid cotton, it soaks and hangs on to moisture. Better to go for synthetics such as dry fits or merino wool. Keep food simple, so you don't have to faff around too much at dinner time. Then the rest should be as minimal as possible. Really consider if you NEED an item before you pack it into your bag. Weight adds up and makes a massive difference to enjoyment and distance you can cover. Good water filter! I like the Sawyer Squeeze. (don't go for the mini, it won't last long, the flow is slow too). Lastly and an important one: Positive attitude. Things will rarely go exactly to plan, but that's part of the adventure and what makes it so exciting! Embrace the uncertainty but also keep safety at the top of the priority list when decision making. TAKE YOUR TIME. The moment you feel you are rushing something or panicking, STOP. Take a breath and work out the next step. ENOY buddy!!! It's a wonderful activity and way of life!
@@EzeAdventurer also just one more question I’m currently using an app On my phone to follows trails on gps, how/what do you use to navigate and stay on track to avoid getting lost
Here in the UK I like to use OS Maps and the app too. You can download OS maps offline which are very useful, contours show you steepness etc and help to navigate, but also to find camping spots as you search for areas with wide apart contours, indicating flat land. Just take some time to learn the os map symbols like marsh, scree walls, etc etc!@@Jimmyneutron1991
no permit required for wild camping, just to follow some etiquette, the following link may help: www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/advice/camping-tips/wild-camping/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpNuyBhCuARIsANJqL9PB2H7flsd-Gw5rzKIiF7mPMfkzErNeMCWdaTgwNDd7o6d7sGf-7H4aAiXjEALw_wcB
Loved everything except the fire. Whilst you guys seemed very responsible and it had freshly rained, the fact is that fires are banned acriss the entire Lake District National Park. Add to that best practice from Leave No Trace and it's a real no-no. I enjoy a nice fire, like anyone else, but the rules exist for a reason. Let's show respect and demonstrate the trustworthiness of the wild camping community. Keep on walking.
Such an epic spot in the Lakes and lucked in with the weather in the latter stages of the trip. Days like that are hard to beat in the Lakes!!
Totally bro! With weather like that, it doesn’t get better. Was such a beautiful spot, really special !!
Looked an amazing trip! So well filmed and edited 👌🏻
Thanks buddy I really appreciate it , glad you liked !!
Awesome scenery, Awesome hike....
N. E. U. S. A.
Thanks it really was stunning!
Fantastic video mate. What an adventure! Can't wait for the next one 😁🙌🏻👍🏻
I really enjoyed it brother and Can’t wait!! 👊🔥
This is fantastic work! Music selection, audio recording, composition of your shots, and overall atmosphere of the scenes is just amazing.
I really appreciate that mate! I agree it really worked well all together this time!
Wow what an amazing adventure you and matt looked like you had a great time out been following Matt for ages he has a cracking channel you covered some amazing area's really enjoyed this well put together with great music choices atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍👍
Thanks glad you liked it, Matty is a legend! Absolutely beautiful land
what amazing country, thank you for sharing
Thanks!
My favourite river walk, love it there.
It is so STUNNING!!
Stunning scenery… enjoyed..
Thanks bud!
Awesome adventure !! You were in good company 👍
Definitely, matty is an awesome team mate
I still think the fishing should be chalked up as a draw 😂😂 let's have a decider on our next trip, this time we stick to our own rods 🤣🤣 Great video tho, always a pleasure heading out with you 🤜🏻🤛🏻👍🏻
Hahaha I feel you bro! And I can see next time will be gloves off … “no rod sharing”. I like it. There will be blood… bring it on!
It really is a pleasure camping with you bud, you even put up with my nightmares at 2am !
Great Video Man. You picked some epic camping spots there!
Thanks a ton bud!
Fantastic hike and camp out for you. Best wishes.
Thank you!!
Is it just me or do you resonate, it seems every camp I’ve ever been involved with everyone has to have that last kindling or log move 😂😂😂😂 no words are ever said, just the stealth move to adjust the wood haha 😅 there’s something therapeutic about building the perfect fire right?? Excellent adventure once again Eze, sublime filming as usual 😊
hahaha yeah totally! It's not perfect until it's perfect ... then your buddy moves it. LOL
Over here from Adventure.. great to see your view of the trip! ❤️
Thanks a lot, Matty is a super camping buddy!
..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…
Thank you will do!
@@EzeAdventurer Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you….
Enjoyed your music and the views! Nice video capture of your adventure!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing your adventure! Beautiful country! Hi from Minnesota!
Hi buddy! Hope Minnesota is warming up ? Thanks for watching
@@EzeAdventurer Hi Eze, you're welcome!
What a fantastic adventure! Watching this, as I sit at my desk on a boring Friday afternoon, is really helping me to dream up some adventures of my own. Cheers buddy 👍
Thanks bud glad you enjoyed it and always good to adventure more!
Nice journey and Blackbeck tarn is a beautiful spot. Obviously no fish😂. Excellent mate 👍👍👍
Haha thanks mate yeah didn’t think there’d be much there but we gave it a go! Really is a stunning area tho
Great scenery, beautiful tour. And as a paddler not only on but also in the water.
Haha thank you appreciate that!
Great video, cant wait to get up there 😁
It’s beautiful ! Enjoy 👊🙏
Very nice footage and video made! I also love hikeing, bushcraft and make some video to. Keep on!!!
Thanks glad you liked it! Keep on adventuring bro
This is a great vid very inspirational !
Thanks so much appreciate it!!!!
Hi eze gr8 blog again, looks like u and Maty had a fab adventure and how brave where u having a dip lol. Love matys chanel to. Can’t wait for the next one. 👍❤️
Matty is awesome, was a pleasure to adventure with him and learned a lot. Bravery/stupidity often get mixed up! Glad you liked it!
@@EzeAdventurer hope u do a canoe 🛶 trip together 👍
This is awesome mate, beautiful cinematography. Well done.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate that!
Great video!
Thanks!
Stumbled on your videos. Itching to get out for some autumn/winter wild camps. Picked up some good ideas from your trips. Keep up the good work!
Awesome to hear that mate!! I get that itch... I think I have chronic camping itch lol. Thanks for the support, glad you like it!
I enjoyed this video, watched from the back of my Campervan, great edit and nice low key music, look forward to more
Thanks a lot mate, and what a great venue to watch from (not jealous at all!!) - awesome stuff, keep adventuring brother!!
Another great video with some beautiful scenery and great camera work looked an amazing few days up in the hills. Looking forward to your next adventure
Thanks Peter , I appreciate that!
I love camping and hiking so much and living in South Africa lets me fully indulge. I've been wondering what camp life is like outside of South Africa and I'm not sure if I might love it as much if I was in the UK🤭
S Africa must be EPIC for wild camping!
Great adventure from two of my favourite TH-camrs! Always love your videos for the enthusiasm as much as the production, put the two together and you get perfection.
Thanks Timsy, I appreciate your kind encouragement as always!
Really nice there, bro, great adventure! What a scenery!
Thank you, really was super special !
Once again a brilliant video which I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Stunning scenery in a beautiful part of the country. I will be venturing to the lake district for my annual flyfishing trips in the middle of May. Your more than welcome to join me.
Thanks robin glad you enjoyed it! I’d love to but my expedition credits are quickly running out. AKA.. my wife Is gonna kill me hahah!! Have an amazing trip
Well done mate, good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Came to you from 'Adventure is Made'. Looking forward to watching your back catalogue of videos now 🙂. Lake District scenery looked stunning and it looked like you two found some off-the-track real wilderness. FANTASTIC!
Thanks lee ! Matty is an awesome guy, we had an amazing time together. Really was a special trip! Thanks for checking my channel out!
I seldom comment on videos, and usually admire content from the shadows so to speak. But it has to be said, what absolutely incredible cinematography. This has genuinely inspired me 💯
A new subscriber
Wow thanks for those powerful words, I appreciate the motivation and encouragement in return!
What a gorgeous video! Got a new sub :)
Thank you!!
Wonderful👌👏 I love your style bro.... Love it🖤
Thanks Marty I appreciate that!
Yours popped up first 😂
Great video Eze, I've done that walk it's beautiful. Past Innominate Tarn where wainwright had his ashes scattered (if you didn't know)
You captured some beautiful shots!
All the best, Paul
Hahah first baby!
Yes Matty had told me about the ashes, pretty wonderful place for it!
Thanks Paul
Great stuff lads, you made through some nasty weather Eze and took us to some stunning camp locations too. The food as always was top nosh mate. Great to see you both out together. 👍
Thanks Ant 🐜!!! Yeah was a great trip, matty is a legend
How you don’t light up a lovely joint is beyond me
Hahah yeah I used to smoke a lot, but I'm high as a kite on camping alone. Stone cold sober for years now and can honestly say it's way better for me personally!
Brilliant 😉
Thanks!!
In July, my wife and I would like to follow your path. So if you had time to write the route, where to leave the car, I would be very grateful to you 😉
Great video mate
Thank you!
I wana come man ha ha
Awesome camping, hope you get out there
Found u on adventure is made. Looks like u guys had a great time! Yes you do need gloves haha! Wish I could fish, that looked awesome. Nice editing too! ATB 👩&🐕
Thanks so much! Matty is a legend, and his gloves are proving v useful!
Found you from Matty's channel, great collab and happy to sub :)
Thanks so much!
Saludos cordiales desde México 🇲🇽
Gracias saludos amigo!
Great vids subscribed 👍
Thanks I Appreciate that!
love your videos and your connection to nature. sometimes I wonder where you are though? Can you identify, "The lakes Districts" What country? Thanks B
Thank you for the comment, Lake District is in England !
This looks awesome. Trying to persuade a couple of my mates to do this. What time of year was this?
Awesome I think it was late march maybe !
which tents do you have, looking to get my first tent in the coming weeks
Hey Molly, I've got the nature hike cloud up 2, link below. I absolutely love it, it's super lightweight and really high quality materials. Link:
amzn.to/3tzNNXk
Great video and head squeezing 😂, whereabouts in the Lake District is this ?
Thanks so much buddy this is mostly western part of Lake District! Beautiful área to explore, as is the whole of lakes really!
Hi Eze, amazing video and I love what your doing. do you know what the place is called you where you camped in the lake District
Thanks mate I appreciate that it around west region of Lake District, close to ennerdale
What river is that at the beginning of the video mate
Somewhere in the Lake District, I'm sorry I can't pinpoint locations
What camra you used ?please 😊
iPhone 13 Pro and GoPro 8 ! all in 4k, 30 frames per second
Where exactly in lake district?
Can't pin point im sorry :-(
You don't say what route you took? Where did you start from and end?
I don't sorry as I try to avoid over popularising areas or spot on youtube etc
Could you please tell me the location where it is located exactly..
Hi mate sorry can'y give exact locations as it's all about protecting the area and avoiding certain spots becoming overly visited/popular. However, general area is western Lake District, OS Maps should help to identify the area with a bit of research.
i really wanna do this, how do i start? also where is this?🤩
Hi mate! You can do it! would recommend starting with an easy camp, somewhere closer to help should you need it. This is in the Lake District. So many places to wild camp! If starting out, I'd recommend trying it in summer, or in mild conditions. Also Decathlon has awesome gear for very reasonable prices. My first tent was only £20 and it's pretty good! Most importantly, just GET OUT THERE!
Will drinking the river water not make you unwel, I’m new to the wild camping I’m starting out this year, also what are the basics to take with you that people over look?
Hi Jimmy!
Drinking water straight out of streams / rivers is always a contended topic. Personally, I'm ok taking water from streams that are high up, where farming / animals etc won't interfere with the source much.. Snow melt etc, tends to be safer to drink. It's quite a personal choice as to how much to risk it, and experience will help you to determine as you go. I'd recommend filtering all water as you start, it seems the most prudent way.
Some rivers such as the Wye, or others in heavily populated areas are an absolute MUST to filter AND/OR boil. Some people don't even think that's enough as boiling / filtering doesn't get rid of some chemicals.
Basics to get off to a good start:
I highly recommend a VERY high quality sleeping pad. In my opinion, more important than your sleeping bag itself. Don't underestimate how much heat you can lose to the ground. It makes all the difference. Look for ones with high "R Values".
Sleeping bag, would recommend down bag. Packable, warmer and more comfy in my opinion. I never got on well with synthetics.
Tent is where you can avoid spending too much money. I personally don't think the tent is that important. Firstly, you shouldn't be getting out in windy conditions in the first place to start with, so a basic tent will do. Look for ones that high a high mesh content in the inner tent, to increase ventilation and reduce condensation.
Communication - I highly recommend an inreach mini if you're planning to go solo, or something that can get you emergency help when out of reach, no signal.
Clothing - don't overpack. But good waterproof trousers / jacket shell are essential. Unless forecast is 100% positive, then save the weight.
Avoid cotton, it soaks and hangs on to moisture. Better to go for synthetics such as dry fits or merino wool.
Keep food simple, so you don't have to faff around too much at dinner time.
Then the rest should be as minimal as possible. Really consider if you NEED an item before you pack it into your bag. Weight adds up and makes a massive difference to enjoyment and distance you can cover.
Good water filter! I like the Sawyer Squeeze. (don't go for the mini, it won't last long, the flow is slow too).
Lastly and an important one: Positive attitude. Things will rarely go exactly to plan, but that's part of the adventure and what makes it so exciting! Embrace the uncertainty but also keep safety at the top of the priority list when decision making. TAKE YOUR TIME. The moment you feel you are rushing something or panicking, STOP. Take a breath and work out the next step.
ENOY buddy!!! It's a wonderful activity and way of life!
@@EzeAdventurer thank you so much for spending your time to reply
@@EzeAdventurer also just one more question I’m currently using an app
On my phone to follows trails on gps, how/what do you use to navigate and stay on track to avoid getting lost
Here in the UK I like to use OS Maps and the app too. You can download OS maps offline which are very useful, contours show you steepness etc and help to navigate, but also to find camping spots as you search for areas with wide apart contours, indicating flat land. Just take some time to learn the os map symbols like marsh, scree walls, etc etc!@@Jimmyneutron1991
hi! how does one go camping? like do you need a permit or something to camp in the lake district with a tent like yall?
no permit required for wild camping, just to follow some etiquette, the following link may help:
www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/advice/camping-tips/wild-camping/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwpNuyBhCuARIsANJqL9PB2H7flsd-Gw5rzKIiF7mPMfkzErNeMCWdaTgwNDd7o6d7sGf-7H4aAiXjEALw_wcB
@EzeAdventurer alright thanks!
Where are you from ?
Argentina 🇦🇷!
Loved everything except the fire. Whilst you guys seemed very responsible and it had freshly rained, the fact is that fires are banned acriss the entire Lake District National Park. Add to that best practice from Leave No Trace and it's a real no-no. I enjoy a nice fire, like anyone else, but the rules exist for a reason. Let's show respect and demonstrate the trustworthiness of the wild camping community. Keep on walking.
You're right
𝐩яⓞ𝓂𝓞Ş𝐦 ☺️
Ok sure!