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"Imagine a lager but actually nice" 😂 Great video man. If you want to make a dedicated ridgeline I recommend putting a bowline at one end and a tautline hitch at the other. Chuck some prusicks with toggles on and you'll be sorted! But yeah tautline hitch is a great knot for tarps set ups. Cheers.
@@AbelandVictoria sweet man. I'll be interested to see how you like them. Where did the metal bucket come from? Don't tell me you carried that in with ya 🤣
@@BackcountryKiwi where I was camped is near a rock shelter that has a few pots and buckets kept there. I think next trip I’m going lightweight. I have been going overboard recently.
Hi from oz. I just read your comment and thought you might like my camp set up, Australian locations including world heritage listed K’gari (Fraser Island) and camp cook ups. Cheers travel safely Out There Touring
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@@AbelandVictoria For sure! I have learned something watching you put that up in all the variations under different circumstances. I get the whole tarp thing much better now then before I started watching your channel. Thank you for all the hard work cheers!
Hi from oz. I just read your comment and thought you might like my camp set up, Australian locations including world heritage listed K’gari (Fraser Island) and camp cook ups. Cheers travel safely Out There Touring
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I only use a tarp and bivvy, for me it's the perfect bush camp, I've tried all sorts of tents over the years but always come back to tarp and bivvy. A tent and tarp is a lot to carry. Your young and strong it's probably not an issue.
It was to much weight. The big Agnes tent isn’t exactly lightweight either. I think If I do rain tarp camps I’ll take my sea to summit tent which is only 1.6kg. The tarp is 700 grams I think so not to bad.
Sorry I think I pushed a thumb down by accident 😯 I thought the Nemo was a possible combo with tarp as it would only put 200grams onto my existing bivvy weight but I am concerned about the durability for the type of tramping I like doing.
@@nickransom9769 the floor fabric is thin on the nemo. If you are not being careful with itI imagine a stone could pretty easy cause a rip. I will Probably also use a ground sheet with the nemo for this reason.
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Enjoying your videos guys. Enjoyed the intro up Graham Valley Rd. What model Outback have you got and what do you reckon? I'm currently looking at a 2018 Premium. How does it go on the access roads around Nelson? Any concerns with it? Cheers.
Hey it’s 2017 I think. It has a lift kit on it and some a/t tyres and 17inch rims. It’s been great. Comfortable on the bumpy roads vs say a ford ranger. Heaps of space I have not had any issues.
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Cool setup! Those weka were nuts...so brazen. Where can you find a regular spot without those guys. That Pernicious is too strong for my taste, like wimpy cloud breaks and hazed and confused.
The weka in the Cobb don’t seem to be so aggressive but driving over there is sometimes a bit off putting as it take such a long time. I think I’ll try a wine next time. A mulled wine while it snows would be great.
@@AbelandVictoria yeah driving has lost it's shine lately. Looked sw windy up cobb so we just went local, hearty fire at mutton cove and had my first srilankan, what a meal. Just noticed Alton do great range of stuff. Might get to pop in to gearshop for first time physically today.
@@kanehartill4178 the real meals are pretty tasty. Try the chocolate pudding. Hoping to camp at lake peel or near the top of mt peel this weekend. I think I’ll be on the dehy for that trip.
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Hi Abel ❤love the Awesome Amazing Beautiful Scenery just Awesome 😊
Hi Abel love the way you’re camp site it’s so cool 😊
Awesome vid bro. Amazing!
Great set up, beautiful bush, enjoyable video.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it !
Hi Abel that food looks Amazing And Delicious mmmmmm man o man done deal mmmm good ❤😊
Cool video. Tarp looks cozy Cheeky Wekas were trying to keep you company !Always love the coffee brewing !!😁😁
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Love the set up very cool!
I'm glad you like it lol
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"Imagine a lager but actually nice" 😂
Great video man.
If you want to make a dedicated ridgeline I recommend putting a bowline at one end and a tautline hitch at the other. Chuck some prusicks with toggles on and you'll be sorted!
But yeah tautline hitch is a great knot for tarps set ups.
Cheers.
Yeah got a lot to learn with optimal tarp set ups. I purchased some guy line tensioners and carabiners to make it super easy.
@@AbelandVictoria sweet man. I'll be interested to see how you like them. Where did the metal bucket come from? Don't tell me you carried that in with ya 🤣
@@BackcountryKiwi where I was camped is near a rock shelter that has a few pots and buckets kept there. I think next trip I’m going lightweight. I have been going overboard recently.
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Awesome video as always. Your commitment to luxuries is always good laugh ...got to have the capers...
~churr
Haha thank you. I will be going light weight next trip I think. Well lighter weight then this.
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Ha first setup on the tarp. Been watching many videos of the tarp you are a pro now.
Yeah I have made some
Good progress with the tarp set up speed
@@AbelandVictoria For sure! I have learned something watching you put that up in all the variations under different circumstances. I get the whole tarp thing much better now then before I started watching your channel. Thank you for all the hard work cheers!
I'm watching from Japan🇯🇵
I was fascinated by camping in a wonderful wilderness✨
Cool. 😀
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Fantastic video showing how great getting outdoors can be here in NZ. I would love to share this on our national outdoor group if your ok with that?
Yeah go for it 👍
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I only use a tarp and bivvy, for me it's the perfect bush camp, I've tried all sorts of tents over the years but always come back to tarp and bivvy. A tent and tarp is a lot to carry. Your young and strong it's probably not an issue.
It was to much weight. The big Agnes tent isn’t exactly lightweight either. I think If I do rain tarp camps I’ll take my sea to summit tent which is only 1.6kg. The tarp is 700 grams I think so not to bad.
Sorry I think I pushed a thumb down by accident 😯 I thought the Nemo was a possible combo with tarp as it would only put 200grams onto my existing bivvy weight but I am concerned about the durability for the type of tramping I like doing.
@@nickransom9769 the floor fabric is thin on the nemo. If you are not being careful with itI imagine a stone could pretty easy cause a rip. I will Probably also use a ground sheet with the nemo for this reason.
Hi from oz.
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Hi Abel that’s a nice Camp site miss Victoria being there hope you to do this one together that would be Awesome
Enjoying your videos guys. Enjoyed the intro up Graham Valley Rd. What model Outback have you got and what do you reckon? I'm currently looking at a 2018 Premium. How does it go on the access roads around Nelson? Any concerns with it? Cheers.
Hey it’s 2017 I think. It has a lift kit on it and some a/t tyres and 17inch rims. It’s been great. Comfortable on the bumpy roads vs say a ford ranger. Heaps of space I have not had any issues.
Hi, thanks for the awesome video. Just wondering how to check if the place is allowed for a campfire while backpacking in New Zealand?
There will be fire ban notices. There are also backcountry rules for fires. If you google search you will find the info
@@AbelandVictoria Thank you!
Did you pack that 9lt galvanised bucket?
No. I camped near a small shelter which has a few buckets and pots kept there.
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Cool setup! Those weka were nuts...so brazen. Where can you find a regular spot without those guys. That Pernicious is too strong for my taste, like wimpy cloud breaks and hazed and confused.
The weka in the Cobb don’t seem to be so aggressive but driving over there is sometimes a bit off putting as it take such a long time. I think I’ll try a wine next time. A mulled wine while it snows would be great.
@@AbelandVictoria yeah driving has lost it's shine lately. Looked sw windy up cobb so we just went local, hearty fire at mutton cove and had my first srilankan, what a meal. Just noticed Alton do great range of stuff. Might get to pop in to gearshop for first time physically today.
@@kanehartill4178 the real meals curry? Gear shop is great. Be careful going in there to much nice gear
@@AbelandVictoria yes, real meals, steph has had that one on a women's trip and raved about it. I'll be careful in there, need a new jacket though.
@@kanehartill4178 the real meals are pretty tasty. Try the chocolate pudding. Hoping to camp at lake peel or near the top of mt peel this weekend. I think I’ll be on the dehy for that trip.
I didn't think you were allowed to cut trees down and start fires in NZ
They are dead trees.
Fire is generally ok
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