His documentary's are a real treat, I have watched near all of them and even being a biologist (marine ) I learn something each show A true gentleman is Ray Mears, thank-you for sharing .
I love the way the supposedly "tame" UK countryside reveals itself as a rugged wilderness. It also pains me to think about how much more forests there would be in the UK and Ireland (the least forested European country nowadays, but it has not always been so) if only...
Episode 55 Borrowdale another great trip of. Botanical discussion puts my walking the area to different spears. a great set of ways to seeing the wildlife and trees and lochs at great place.
those yew trees were cool. it amazes me that they survived over 1k years of human habitation without someone cutting them down. ive been to the sequoia forests in California and there are still thousands of trees that are ancient and ofc they are MASSIVE they are the largest living thing on earth today. its such a great thing they were saved from being all cut down.
Even when Ray Mears rolls a canoe, he does it with some skill. It happens to everyone who canoes or kayaks, and the best thing is to make sure your items are secured in the craft, and that you get up and out of danger ASAP.
Not quite full HD but better than poor man's SD, If you're going to thieve stuff from the media corps and upload it illegally to the youtube then do it in HD.
Aussie Outdoors That's ok sweetie, always happy to point out people's mistakes, at least you know better now. Anyway, are you really into bushcraft/survival/wildfood kind of stuff? I have a ton of stuff on the youtube in my private collection, I can PM you links to playlists if you're interested
Aussie Outdoors But sweetie, I have entire dvd sets on herbalism, wildfood, knife making, dvd's dedicated to fire making, flint knapping, survival, bushcraft etc, most of which I bought and still not found on the torrent sites, are you telling me you are only interested in glossy tv programs like ray mears? Armchair bushcrafter eh? No worries, laters doood.
McLovin McLovin You seem like an awful person. From complaining about 720P to someone not being interested in your torrented shit, you seem not to realize yourself. Besides the fact that we share our love for this kind of programs, you aren't the kind of person I'd like to talk to, perhaps you should do something about that. Or don't - wouldn't make a difference.
His documentary's are a real treat, I have watched near all of them and even being a biologist (marine ) I learn something each show A true gentleman is Ray Mears, thank-you for sharing .
I love the way the supposedly "tame" UK countryside reveals itself as a rugged wilderness. It also pains me to think about how much more forests there would be in the UK and Ireland (the least forested European country nowadays, but it has not always been so) if only...
Thank God for Ray. He's the best hands down. Happy to see his new series :D
Love the way that ray is not pretend he's not scared to show that even he can mess up like in his canoe
Ray seems like a top bloke, and presents a fascinating look at the great outdoors.
have been waiting for days for this to be appear on youtube, thanks allot for uploading
Episode 55 Borrowdale another great trip of. Botanical discussion puts my walking the area to different spears. a great set of ways to seeing the wildlife and trees and lochs at great place.
my most fav of the Ray Mears episodes
those yew trees were cool. it amazes me that they survived over 1k years of human habitation without someone cutting them down. ive been to the sequoia forests in California and there are still thousands of trees that are ancient and ofc they are MASSIVE they are the largest living thing on earth today. its such a great thing they were saved from being all cut down.
Even when Ray Mears rolls a canoe, he does it with some skill. It happens to everyone who canoes or kayaks, and the best thing is to make sure your items are secured in the craft, and that you get up and out of danger ASAP.
Only 22 miutes - we want 5 hours! Beautiful documentary!
Anyone here 2020
Ray's cool.!
british tv seems cozy
Julius Caesar 55bc... But he of course refers to Claudio's actual conquest... x
What was the forest called? Johnny Wood? I have a hard time thinking I heard that right? XD
Anyone know what brand coat Ray wears in this video?
if you look on the woodlore website im pretty sure he sells them there
Swazi
+Doug Bailey That's a genuine Pimp-skin coat $$$
Not quite full HD but better than poor man's SD, If you're going to thieve stuff from the media corps and upload it illegally to the youtube then do it in HD.
sorry princess mclovin
Aussie Outdoors That's ok sweetie, always happy to point out people's mistakes, at least you know better now. Anyway, are you really into bushcraft/survival/wildfood kind of stuff? I have a ton of stuff on the youtube in my private collection, I can PM you links to playlists if you're interested
McLovin McLovin not interested
Aussie Outdoors But sweetie, I have entire dvd sets on herbalism, wildfood, knife making, dvd's dedicated to fire making, flint knapping, survival, bushcraft etc, most of which I bought and still not found on the torrent sites, are you telling me you are only interested in glossy tv programs like ray mears? Armchair bushcrafter eh? No worries, laters doood.
McLovin McLovin You seem like an awful person.
From complaining about 720P to someone not being interested in your torrented shit, you seem not to realize yourself.
Besides the fact that we share our love for this kind of programs, you aren't the kind of person I'd like to talk to, perhaps you should do something about that. Or don't - wouldn't make a difference.