3:57 no room for a co-star in this show. Ooops, I was wrong, they got a cameo, great video Adam, I hope it does inspire people to get out and enjoy the natural world, it's an amazing place. Cheers
A great video full of very sound advice. For people that love the outdoors and wild camping The Pennine Way must be on everyone's bucket list. "Its certainly on mine"
Thats kind - Much appreciated Paul - Yes it truly is fabulous up there - I will be editing the video of the last section I did soon. Hiking into some quite wild weather! Appreciate you watching and your comments - Hope you get up there sometime! All the best - Adam
Adam!! I am 58 and just found your amazing video--I love your relaxed and funny style!! I wish I had done a lot more hiking especially as i did a bit in my 20's. I will be starting my walk on June 15th next year and turning off onto the Coast to Coast to Richmond and getting the train back to Norfolk. What was your milage and which shoes do you recommend?? I look forward to more of your videos!!
Hi Paul thanks so much for your kind comments! Boots wise just make sure they are waterproof and importantly - comfortable. you can spend a fortune, but I limit my boots to around the £100 level, but they are very important -and you get wot u pay for! As for mileage, no great numbers but roughly 15- 18 miles per day... But filming my hikes does slow me down!! I have been laying a bit low of late sadly, but hope to get some more content up again soon - thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Hope you get to Hike some miles in 23 - ATB - Adam 👍
@@justgetoutthereguy Thanks Adam I will soon be ordering a lot of what you suggest. I am thinking of not doing the boots thing but going the lightweight hiking shoes that will get wet and dry out overnight. What do you think? Boots are so damn heavy and im not a youngun like you lol
@@paulhease1007 Well I am not that far behind at 56!! I personally cringe at the prospect of any kind of wet feet. A lot depends on where you are hiking - but The Pennine way for example has lots & lots of boggy areas - and let's face it, rain is never far away - If you are serious about distance hiking, I still recommend boots over shoes - many a time my feet have sunk and the boot has been enveloped in thick boggy mud, so often I have been so thankful for the waterproof capabilities, if I had been wearing hiking shoes... it would have made for a long uncomfortable onwards hike... And there is such a choice of boots out there, including lighter weighted boots. All the best - Adam
Thanks for posting the video. I watched your excellent Edale to Crowden video. My wife and I walked the Pennine Way last August/September. We weren't camping (at 65 and 63 we deserve a bit of comfort), but we were carrying all of our gear and staying in hostels along the way. The Pennine Way is a tough walk and we found the first two days very challenging. We have done a lot of trail walks in this country and abroad, but our first day from Edale to Crowden was probably the toughest hike we have ever experienced. The weather was appalling, with high winds, pouring rain and low visibility. Bleaklow is indeed well named! I'm sure it looks fine in the sun, but in the wind and rain and near the end of a very tough day, it was really grim. At least we had a warm bed for the night! I recognised where you camped for the night and have to admire your stamina and fortitude. We wouldn't have survived it, but we are considering a less extreme wild camping experience and found your video very informative. Thank you.
Hi Bruce, Thank you so much for your kind words Yes it really was a challenging hike - but fabulous despite the bleakness and not pleasant weather. It is so nice to get feedback, I really do appreciate it. And yes you have every right for some comfort!! I don't blame you! Thanks again, all the best - Adam
Great video , me and my 8 year old son just finished the south pennine way doing day trips , we are planning on doing the north Pennines when the camping is more acceptable , weight was my issue but I think you nailed the packing I’ll be packing my bag based on your advice 👍🏻
I have just stumbled on a load of unacknowledged messages... this is one of them. So sorry - Realise this will be a distant memory now - But thank you for watching & your comments allbeit 6 months ago! I hope your trips were enjoyable - regards - Adam
Thanks for the video. Lots of good info there, so thanks for sharing. Your tent, nice choice, but as you say a little heavy. Just an idea, but have you thought about a pyramid tent, where you use a walking pole as the centre support? They are really spacious and can come in around 1.5kg. You can use the fly as a tarp on its own should you wish. EBay has them direct from China, around the £35 mark. I tried one and yes, it is waterproof, but then gave it a quick Fabsil coating to make sure. Swap out the pegs for better ones, like msr ground hogs and you're good to go. Tag some 8 inches of para-cord on the stake loops, so the fly can be raised more. No condensation either. Maybe worth a look. All the best and good walking.
Hi Walter, thank you so much for your suggestions. Really appreciated. I am looking to change my tent, considering the soloist by Alpkit, a one man tent which weighs 1.2 kg. Not rushing into anything yet though! Thanks for watching, kind regards from Adam
More than welcome! Shame about the audio on this vid but... enjoyed doing it - and neglegted to mention gadgets... camera's, chargers, tripods etc! But thats just me, like to film or photogragh everything! Thanks for watching & commenting! All the best - Adam
The Mid-life Crisis Guy our of interest, what camera do you use? I love the filming aspect of my own channel. Anyway, I was interested to see what you pack and it’s refreshing to see someone else out there that buys to their budget and is happy with what they take out with them.
@@OffTheBeatenPot Hi OTBP! Great name by the way! Well I have been a huge GoPro fan, and been lucky enough to own the 3,4 & 5 versions. The 3 died, so now just use the 4 & 5 - but I did invest in the Insta 360 oneX camera - th-cam.com/video/WOWDU3L5Vcg/w-d-xo.html Which gives me a huge variety of angles to choose from - I really love it. I do genuinely love the filming aspect too, and piecing together, editing a project can be time consuming - But very satisfying! Thanks for watching, I will take a look with interest at yours too 👍
I’ve watched all of your videos, I really enjoyed them. I’ve started mountain biking recently and I hope to do my first bike packing trip this year too, and I’ll obviously post it on here when I do! I just wanted to say that you seem like a really nice guy, keep up the good work.
Hey Pete, that's really kind, thank you so much. Yeh the weather has kind of put a damper on everything lately, but off to the Lake District very soon - cannot wait to get back out there! Let me know how you get on Bikepacking, I am sure you will love it! Thanks again, all the best Pete - Adam 👍
That hat is a blast! I haven’t seen the three in ones before. What’s a whitener? Really enjoyed the food segment- Where did you get the bags that you boiled the pasta in? Do you rewash them or throw them out? I can imagine your pack is really still heavy, but some items are probably mandatory there- such as the giant wind screen. Yes, you’re right UL gear gets very expensive. Blisters- do you have sock liners? I wear Inginji toe sock liners under my wool socks and have not had a blister since! That campsite by the water was perfection! Thanks for a great video!
Thank you so much! Whitener is just powdered milk for coffee - The bags are durable enough to wash out and use again (and again!!) And yes I am aware it is a heavy pack, I am sure I could further lighten it and no doubt I will in time. I did wear 2 pairs of socks, but I think they were just bad fitting boots! My recent trip through the wind and snow which you saw - No blisters! Thanks again for watching - Regards from across the pond!!
I have loved my Cobra. Big time. But finally gone for the Alpkit Soloist purely to cut down on the weight... On a long hike, my knees and Achilles were starting to strain 🙄 so figured I had to attempt to lighten the load!! Thanks for watching and comments - all the best Adam
@@Synchrodipity there are so many good quality one man tents about, but a friend bought this so I was lucky enough to 'try b4 I buy' and fell for it! Good luck in your quest!
Thanks Nicholas! I possibly got a bit carried away, but deep down it is how I feel. And also, you are an example of the reaction I was hoping for. There are people who will know Exactly what I mean! All the best - Adam 😀
Hi James - I have posted a message on my community tab in reply to the question about these brilliant bags! - But if you can't see that - check out this video, The Wacky Wanderings channel got me onto them - I cannot take the credit for them! th-cam.com/video/q0ETaW_Csmc/w-d-xo.html Go to about 6:20 directly for the bags! But it's an entertaining & informative video anyway - so worth a watch! Thanks so much for watching - All the best - Adam!
Good pack summary you did there. It was casual and chatty, not trying to be pro, Which is the best way i think. The only bit i'd argue with is the plastic spork, i got through several of them getting to enthusiastic with a bit of chicken before i went titanium. Its a good one to add to ya Christmas/birthday list. if you do get one, stick a bit of bright coloured tape on it, they are so small and hard to spot on the ground. its interesting how just about 90% of everybody says have a 2 man tent, myself included. A 2 man is 1 man in comfort tent. If you wanna go totally die hard gram junkie light as is possible pack. Check a guy called 'Darwin on the trail' hes a bit kinda smug, i know every xxxxing thing about hiking. The trouble is he really does know everything. iv'e picked up a few tips from him. But onto more pressing matters, i got the Loch Grannock noted. But do you know anymore easy access by car wild camp spots on the west coast of Scotland? Me and a mate are gonna do the north coast 500 in a few weeks. but chances are we will be mainly on the west coast. Gary.
Hi Gary - cheers mate - and fair point about the spork. That Christmas list is getting long already!! Glad it's not just me with the 2 man tent! It's all well & good moaning about the weight - but there is a clear kg I could lose lose straight away! But I went on a group wildcamp once & literally everyone was moaning about the lack of space in their one mans. I was quite smug & realised then - deffo sticking to the 2 man! I think you have told me before about Darwin? As I did check out his channel - and yes you got it bang on - He is so smug! However as you say - he does know his stuff, and yes I have taken a few tips from him! As for Scotland, yes Loch Grannoch was amazing - & if required you could technically drive there! But unfortunately, that is the only camp I have done up there - so cannot advise - Dying to get back up there, gotta be literally thousands of amazing spots - But have a great time Thanks for watching & comments All the best - Adam
we're gonna attempt some kinda youtube film of the whole trip, not sure how it will go, might be just a summary of good places to camp. kinda hard to plan a film in advance, as i'm sure you know. But look out for it, probably in early may by the time the editor in chief puts it together.
Very interesting Adam, always like seeing other peoples pack load outs. Do you take a battery pack charger, compass, map, any gps? As for the Bleaklow experience you have it spot on, I spend three days at a time on there Wild camping and walking completely off track in the moors, love it, yes I do have two big dogs but I still feel alone and at peace. The grouse, the wind on the tent, the dark nights , the planes flying over head lol, but the morning views are something you just can't explain. Once you have the bug then nothing will stop you. Atb Bill.
Hi Bill, think I put on my comments it occurred to me after I uploaded the final edit, I had completely forgotten to mention phones, GoPros, spare batteries, charger's, all part of the extra unaccounted for weight! Yes I use Back country Navigation, GPS, absolutely brilliant app, now have the entire PW programmed in - have not lost the signal once. But yes do bring a map too... Just in case! ATB bill, thanks for commenting 👍Adam - ATB
you found bliss, that's when all the weight goes of your pack, and the pain goes from your lower back, because at them monuments you begin to fly, who needs wordsworth when your there yourself, lol
I clicked with the video Adam. I know what you mean exactly wit regards being out there. It just feels totally divine. A question. What's the light? It looked pretty cool - useful and light, no pun intended. I thought your learning about gear was really good. A recommendation for an even lighter load. Why not use a large swedish folding mug. It's still a mug just lighter and it folds. amzn.to/2F8w27L As for the drink we put in it I like to make up my milk and mess about stirring and their's less packaging. Hey next time try cous cous or beanfeast. I eat them when out and about. A very good video Adam blisters and all. See you back out there soon. All the best. Mark
Hey thanks Mark - means a lot. A mate of mine described it as almost 'spiritual' that moment when you click and breathe in the surroundings and it just makes you appreciate life! I have seen those folding cups - like I say on the video, I have just got attached to that cheap ol blue thing I use!!! Do you know what I cannot remember for the life of me where I got that light from!! I will get back to you on that Mark!! Thanks again all the best Adam
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/iGadgitz-Xtra-Lumin-Solar-Glow-100lm-USB-Rechargeable-Battery-Solar-Powered-LE/143104211880?hash=item2151acfba8:g:VT4AAOSwE~ZcS5Gi&frcectupt=true Sure I got mine cheaper than this - but this is something similar!
@@benhawkins3881 As I am breaking each section down, I never need that much, but if you are planning to hike the lot... As much as possible! I believe there are a couple of sections that are a fair way from shops , but better to check on a reliable source to confirm distances and times between set points...
Thank you dear friend for making such a lovely clip
Well thank you for your kind comment Zak
3:57 no room for a co-star in this show.
Ooops, I was wrong, they got a cameo, great video Adam, I hope it does inspire people to get out and enjoy the natural world, it's an amazing place. Cheers
They appear in most of my video's somewhere 😂 Thanks for watching and comments Ross, All the best Adam
Thanks for a video. I was unsure about rook 65 but now i know that i need one. I really appreciate your final words man, keep up the good work.
Hey that is really kind - much appreciated All the best to you 👍
New to back packing and this just made me eager to get out there...superb and inspiring!
So did the eagerness materialise? 🤞
A great video full of very sound advice. For people that love the outdoors and wild camping The Pennine Way must be on everyone's bucket list. "Its certainly on mine"
Thats kind - Much appreciated Paul - Yes it truly is fabulous up there - I will be editing the video of the last section I did soon. Hiking into some quite wild weather! Appreciate you watching and your comments - Hope you get up there sometime! All the best - Adam
Adam!! I am 58 and just found your amazing video--I love your relaxed and funny style!! I wish I had done a lot more hiking especially as i did a bit in my 20's. I will be starting my walk on June 15th next year and turning off onto the Coast to Coast to Richmond and getting the train back to Norfolk. What was your milage and which shoes do you recommend?? I look forward to more of your videos!!
Hi Paul thanks so much for your kind comments! Boots wise just make sure they are waterproof and importantly - comfortable. you can spend a fortune, but I limit my boots to around the £100 level, but they are very important -and you get wot u pay for! As for mileage, no great numbers but roughly 15- 18 miles per day... But filming my hikes does slow me down!! I have been laying a bit low of late sadly, but hope to get some more content up again soon - thanks for watching and taking time to comment. Hope you get to Hike some miles in 23 - ATB - Adam 👍
@@justgetoutthereguy Thanks Adam I will soon be ordering a lot of what you suggest. I am thinking of not doing the boots thing but going the lightweight hiking shoes that will get wet and dry out overnight. What do you think? Boots are so damn heavy and im not a youngun like you lol
@@paulhease1007 Well I am not that far behind at 56!! I personally cringe at the prospect of any kind of wet feet. A lot depends on where you are hiking - but The Pennine way for example has lots & lots of boggy areas - and let's face it, rain is never far away - If you are serious about distance hiking, I still recommend boots over shoes - many a time my feet have sunk and the boot has been enveloped in thick boggy mud, so often I have been so thankful for the waterproof capabilities, if I had been wearing hiking shoes... it would have made for a long uncomfortable onwards hike... And there is such a choice of boots out there, including lighter weighted boots. All the best - Adam
Well put together my friend, I ended up with almost the same weight 14kg as well, but that is the absolute max I am prepared to lug around.
Thank you Lucy - thanks for watching 😀 yeh don't wanna be any heavier than that really! All the best - Adam
Thanks for posting the video. I watched your excellent Edale to Crowden video. My wife and I walked the Pennine Way last August/September. We weren't camping (at 65 and 63 we deserve a bit of comfort), but we were carrying all of our gear and staying in hostels along the way. The Pennine Way is a tough walk and we found the first two days very challenging. We have done a lot of trail walks in this country and abroad, but our first day from Edale to Crowden was probably the toughest hike we have ever experienced. The weather was appalling, with high winds, pouring rain and low visibility. Bleaklow is indeed well named! I'm sure it looks fine in the sun, but in the wind and rain and near the end of a very tough day, it was really grim. At least we had a warm bed for the night! I recognised where you camped for the night and have to admire your stamina and fortitude. We wouldn't have survived it, but we are considering a less extreme wild camping experience and found your video very informative. Thank you.
Hi Bruce, Thank you so much for your kind words Yes it really was a challenging hike - but fabulous despite the bleakness and not pleasant weather. It is so nice to get feedback, I really do appreciate it. And yes you have every right for some comfort!! I don't blame you! Thanks again, all the best - Adam
Loved your enthusiasm. Very inspiring.
ha Ha thanks Mark - I do get a bit carried away! But then again - I am very enthusiastic!! Thanks for watching - All the best Adam
Great video , me and my 8 year old son just finished the south pennine way doing day trips , we are planning on doing the north Pennines when the camping is more acceptable , weight was my issue but I think you nailed the packing I’ll be packing my bag based on your advice 👍🏻
I have just stumbled on a load of unacknowledged messages... this is one of them. So sorry - Realise this will be a distant memory now - But thank you for watching & your comments allbeit 6 months ago! I hope your trips were enjoyable - regards - Adam
Thanks for the video. Lots of good info there, so thanks for sharing.
Your tent, nice choice, but as you say a little heavy. Just an idea, but have you thought about a pyramid tent, where you use a walking pole as the centre support? They are really spacious and can come in around 1.5kg. You can use the fly as a tarp on its own should you wish. EBay has them direct from China, around the £35 mark. I tried one and yes, it is waterproof, but then gave it a quick Fabsil coating to make sure. Swap out the pegs for better ones, like msr ground hogs and you're good to go. Tag some 8 inches of para-cord on the stake loops, so the fly can be raised more. No condensation either. Maybe worth a look.
All the best and good walking.
Hi Walter, thank you so much for your suggestions. Really appreciated. I am looking to change my tent, considering the soloist by Alpkit, a one man tent which weighs 1.2 kg. Not rushing into anything yet though! Thanks for watching, kind regards from Adam
Great video. I just got me the Rook 50. Can't wait to get out and give it a try. Thanks for sharing
Thom
More than welcome! Shame about the audio on this vid but... enjoyed doing it - and neglegted to mention gadgets... camera's, chargers, tripods etc! But thats just me, like to film or photogragh everything! Thanks for watching & commenting! All the best - Adam
The Mid-life Crisis Guy our of interest, what camera do you use? I love the filming aspect of my own channel. Anyway, I was interested to see what you pack and it’s refreshing to see someone else out there that buys to their budget and is happy with what they take out with them.
@@OffTheBeatenPot Hi OTBP! Great name by the way! Well I have been a huge GoPro fan, and been lucky enough to own the 3,4 & 5 versions. The 3 died, so now just use the 4 & 5 - but I did invest in the Insta 360 oneX camera - th-cam.com/video/WOWDU3L5Vcg/w-d-xo.html Which gives me a huge variety of angles to choose from - I really love it. I do genuinely love the filming aspect too, and piecing together, editing a project can be time consuming - But very satisfying! Thanks for watching, I will take a look with interest at yours too 👍
Thank you
Very welcome! Thanks for watching 🙂
I’ve watched all of your videos, I really enjoyed them. I’ve started mountain biking recently and I hope to do my first bike packing trip this year too, and I’ll obviously post it on here when I do! I just wanted to say that you seem like a really nice guy, keep up the good work.
Hey Pete, that's really kind, thank you so much. Yeh the weather has kind of put a damper on everything lately, but off to the Lake District very soon - cannot wait to get back out there! Let me know how you get on Bikepacking, I am sure you will love it! Thanks again, all the best Pete - Adam 👍
That hat is a blast! I haven’t seen the three in ones before. What’s a whitener? Really enjoyed the food segment- Where did you get the bags that you boiled the pasta in? Do you rewash them or throw them out? I can imagine your pack is really still heavy, but some items are probably mandatory there- such as the giant wind screen. Yes, you’re right UL gear gets very expensive. Blisters- do you have sock liners? I wear Inginji toe sock liners under my wool socks and have not had a blister since! That campsite by the water was perfection! Thanks for a great video!
Thank you so much! Whitener is just powdered milk for coffee - The bags are durable enough to wash out and use again (and again!!) And yes I am aware it is a heavy pack, I am sure I could further lighten it and no doubt I will in time. I did wear 2 pairs of socks, but I think they were just bad fitting boots! My recent trip through the wind and snow which you saw - No blisters! Thanks again for watching - Regards from across the pond!!
Try two pairs of socks. No blister's since I started this. Also take your socks office and rearrange them when you stop. It works
I have much better boots now, but on next long hike, will take this advice too. Thank you regards - Adam 👍
I've still got a Coleman Cobra mk 1 from about twenty years ago -- the weight is the only reason I'm thinking it's time to finally upgrade!
I have loved my Cobra. Big time. But finally gone for the Alpkit Soloist purely to cut down on the weight... On a long hike, my knees and Achilles were starting to strain 🙄 so figured I had to attempt to lighten the load!! Thanks for watching and comments - all the best Adam
@@justgetoutthereguy Just watching your review of the soloist now -- it's definitely on my list of potential investments!
@@Synchrodipity there are so many good quality one man tents about, but a friend bought this so I was lucky enough to 'try b4 I buy' and fell for it! Good luck in your quest!
Fantastic words at the end! I got me a little bit if I'm honest, you can't beat that feeling. :-)
Thanks Nicholas! I possibly got a bit carried away, but deep down it is how I feel. And also, you are an example of the reaction I was hoping for. There are people who will know Exactly what I mean! All the best - Adam 😀
Adam, great vid Mate. Looks like you've got it all sorted! 👍
Ha Ha thanks Mark - Nearly there! Hope you are well 😀
Doing alright Mate. Not as good as you because i'm not out on the Pennine Way but otherwise okay.
@@5492sparky Welcome to come up & join me on a section any time! 👍
What are those bageys zip locks or what ?? A good idea anyway.
Hi James - I have posted a message on my community tab in reply to the question about these brilliant bags! - But if you can't see that - check out this video, The Wacky Wanderings channel got me onto them - I cannot take the credit for them! th-cam.com/video/q0ETaW_Csmc/w-d-xo.html Go to about 6:20 directly for the bags! But it's an entertaining & informative video anyway - so worth a watch! Thanks so much for watching - All the best - Adam!
Brilliant. Thank you.
Thank you! Thanks for watching 👍
Wow! The say bag I purchased from Go Outdoors. Very good bag light and comfortable for me.
Great bag - really pleased with it! Thanks for watching - All the best Adam
Good pack summary you did there. It was casual and chatty, not trying to be pro, Which is the best way i think.
The only bit i'd argue with is the plastic spork, i got through several of them getting to enthusiastic with a bit of chicken before i went titanium.
Its a good one to add to ya Christmas/birthday list. if you do get one, stick a bit of bright coloured tape on it, they are so small and hard to spot on the ground.
its interesting how just about 90% of everybody says have a 2 man tent, myself included. A 2 man is 1 man in comfort tent.
If you wanna go totally die hard gram junkie light as is possible pack. Check a guy called 'Darwin on the trail' hes a bit kinda smug, i know every xxxxing thing about hiking. The trouble is he really does know everything. iv'e picked up a few tips from him.
But onto more pressing matters, i got the Loch Grannock noted. But do you know anymore easy access by car wild camp spots on the west coast of Scotland? Me and a mate are gonna do the north coast 500 in a few weeks. but chances are we will be mainly on the west coast.
Gary.
Hi Gary - cheers mate - and fair point about the spork. That Christmas list is getting long already!! Glad it's not just me with the 2 man tent! It's all well & good moaning about the weight - but there is a clear kg I could lose lose straight away! But I went on a group wildcamp once & literally everyone was moaning about the lack of space in their one mans. I was quite smug & realised then - deffo sticking to the 2 man! I think you have told me before about Darwin? As I did check out his channel - and yes you got it bang on - He is so smug! However as you say - he does know his stuff, and yes I have taken a few tips from him! As for Scotland, yes Loch Grannoch was amazing - & if required you could technically drive there! But unfortunately, that is the only camp I have done up there - so cannot advise - Dying to get back up there, gotta be literally thousands of amazing spots - But have a great time Thanks for watching & comments All the best - Adam
we're gonna attempt some kinda youtube film of the whole trip, not sure how it will go, might be just a summary of good places to camp. kinda hard to plan a film in advance, as i'm sure you know. But look out for it, probably in early may by the time the editor in chief puts it together.
@@garyhertswildcamper8958 Will look out for it - Have a great time 👍 (Editor in Cheif - Love it!😂)
Very interesting Adam, always like seeing other peoples pack load outs. Do you take a battery pack charger, compass, map, any gps? As for the Bleaklow experience you have it spot on, I spend three days at a time on there Wild camping and walking completely off track in the moors, love it, yes I do have two big dogs but I still feel alone and at peace. The grouse, the wind on the tent, the dark nights , the planes flying over head lol, but the morning views are something you just can't explain. Once you have the bug then nothing will stop you. Atb Bill.
Hi Bill, think I put on my comments it occurred to me after I uploaded the final edit, I had completely forgotten to mention phones, GoPros, spare batteries, charger's, all part of the extra unaccounted for weight! Yes I use Back country Navigation, GPS, absolutely brilliant app, now have the entire PW programmed in - have not lost the signal once. But yes do bring a map too... Just in case! ATB bill, thanks for commenting 👍Adam - ATB
Where the light from pal? Looks good for a bit of reading of an evening
I ordered online, a while back can't remember where - but I have spotted them in a shop called The Range - for just £3.99!!
Tip: take two sporks, they are notorious for breaking.
Since I filmed this I now have a stainless steel spork... Best thing ever 💪😂
you found bliss, that's when all the weight goes of your pack, and the pain goes from your lower back, because at them monuments you begin to fly, who needs wordsworth when your there yourself, lol
Wow! just can't find the words to reply to that 😀
Tip I have used masking tape around your feet, this wears down first so skin doesn't blister.
Sounds like a plan for next long hike! Thanks for watching Lee 👍
Some good tips, thanks. But the transition with the sink is quite annoying.
Hey appreciate you watching! All the best - Adam 👍
nice 1 fella
Cheers Jason thanks for watching 😀 Adam
@@justgetoutthereguy just got that pack , never used it yet
I clicked with the video Adam. I know what you mean exactly wit regards being out there. It just feels totally divine. A question. What's the light? It looked pretty cool - useful and light, no pun intended. I thought your learning about gear was really good. A recommendation for an even lighter load. Why not use a large swedish folding mug. It's still a mug just lighter and it folds. amzn.to/2F8w27L As for the drink we put in it I like to make up my milk and mess about stirring and their's less packaging. Hey next time try cous cous or beanfeast. I eat them when out and about. A very good video Adam blisters and all. See you back out there soon. All the best. Mark
Hey thanks Mark - means a lot. A mate of mine described it as almost 'spiritual' that moment when you click and breathe in the surroundings and it just makes you appreciate life! I have seen those folding cups - like I say on the video, I have just got attached to that cheap ol blue thing I use!!! Do you know what I cannot remember for the life of me where I got that light from!! I will get back to you on that Mark!! Thanks again all the best Adam
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/iGadgitz-Xtra-Lumin-Solar-Glow-100lm-USB-Rechargeable-Battery-Solar-Powered-LE/143104211880?hash=item2151acfba8:g:VT4AAOSwE~ZcS5Gi&frcectupt=true Sure I got mine cheaper than this - but this is something similar!
@@justgetoutthereguy Yeah I would say that to Adam - I feel completely elevated when in them awesome spaces. Thanks for the link. I'll check it out...
It’s not an unwritten law it’s called littering 😂
Well ok then, littering. Just wanted to get the point across 😉
@@justgetoutthereguy your video was really helpful, thanks for taking the time to make it✌️
@@benhawkins3881 Welcome - cheers Ben
@@justgetoutthereguy do you know the maximum amount of food I need to pack in days for the Pennine way before I have an opportunity to resupply?
@@benhawkins3881 As I am breaking each section down, I never need that much, but if you are planning to hike the lot... As much as possible! I believe there are a couple of sections that are a fair way from shops , but better to check on a reliable source to confirm distances and times between set points...