Bothy bagging gone wrong! - Part 2 (Charr to Glen Esk)
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- I continue my walk to the next bothy heading West to Glen Esk and navigating my way over Clachnaben and Mount Battock. The plan on day 2 was to camp at Tarfside sports ground but I never made it that far and ended up wild camping by a river about 1.5 miles from Tarfside.
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fantastic adventure you doing great walk keep those video coming looking forward next one
take care atb tom
+thomas sorbie go wandering in hills - Thansk again Thomas, Part 3 is up now
Top videos. well done brother - keep em coming!
They fire the moor to encourage new growth for the grouse. Notice they dont fire they entire moor. Also when you are walking on the road you MUST walk on the right side of the road to ensure you can see any traffic approuching you. If you walk on the left, you may not hear the veh kills you. Enjoy the vids. Thanks. Calum
Thanks for the advice Calum, my friend Mr Gobetrotter tells me I should be walking on the right side of the road also. I usually tend to walk on the side that has the widest area that resembles a footpath but now I see your point I'll try and always stick to the right side. Sometimes when i come up to a corner I cross to the other side so the cars can see me coming (listening for traffic first of course).
Bang bang the sheep and ewe could be good for each other? Goodnight and goodbye my friend and thanks for all your vidz...🤘👍👍🤓
An awesome expedition again Andrew. My my, it looks quite tiresome! Still wondering about those huts & the burned heather? I think it's all related to the grouse hunting over there, and according to the map you passed a few shootingranges there.
next time carry a map! I never adventure without one!
Pretty sure that Clachnaben was on Roads less travelled show just a few weeks ago with Cameron McNeish.
Yeah I think I saw that
If you are struggling for maps, I have quit a few which If you know where you are going I am more than happy to give my maps to you. I still do Bothies but my mate laminates what we require. Or if you are in the Glasgow area I would be more than happy to give you the maps I have. Get in touch Andrew.
Hi mate how was the food i have never had one of them i am too tight to buy them lol atb stuart
+SCOTTISH WANDERER It tasted alright apart from the peas in it but at a fiver per meal that was my first and last, not worth it for the small amount of food you get inside. I could go to Sainsubury's and get a pack of rice, a jar of Curry and 2 chicken fillets for the same price. Might try the Chocolate Pudding next time but that'll be it. How are you getting on with your dehydrater? Is it still worth having?
my dehydraer is great mate well worth the money you would use it loads mate your camping a lot but cant beat a packet of noodles when camping
do you record your walks on strava?
not usually no, but now you have mentioned it... I might give the app a try and see if it grows on me
Rather than "Bang, Bang..." next time try "Pew, pew, pew!" it is the 2st century after all.
Mr. Hill has died. He won't ever see your comment. He died a couple of weeks ago.
@@ArtGardenFoodExpressions I am so very sorry for your loss.
@@johnpowell6663 He's not my relative. I'm just a subscriber. The news of his death was announced by the The Scottish Wanderer. I know nothing personally about him. Just letting you know that you message wouldn't be seen because he's deceased.