It's great to hear that! I aim to keep things simple and practical, but I also love experimenting with something new, be it a new gadget, new idea or new recipe; it gives me a sense of accomplishment every time.
Amazing video. Just came across your channel and loving the experience of watching you camp. The splash of wine on the fireplace was an awesome show. Also, appreciate that you value every grain of rice (the one you tipped inside the container that was on the edge) in a world of today where food is just wasted left, right and center. Lots of blessings to you. Keep such videos coming. Loved it. Take care.
Welcome to the channel, mate! I truly appreciate you noticing those small details in the video. It’s great to know that they resonate with you. Take care, and I’m excited to keep bringing you more videos that you’ll enjoy.
Really like the way you film and catching the essence of being with you at the camp …. well done 👍 I to am a great fan of cast iron cooking and clean mine as well straight after the meal by boiling water in it ,a few strokes of a stiff nylon brush ,and then some paper towel dipped in olive oil and wipe . I had to laugh at you eating the sunflower seeds as I picked up the Same habit during my many travels to Thailand . Another very relaxing video . Cheers 🍻
Thank you, mate. Cast iron truly is like an old friend. I love the textures and patina that develop on the surface over time-they’re like the glorious evidence of all the adventures we've had together, something we just don’t get with Teflon cookware. As for the sunflower seeds, I guess I picked up the habit from my parents, haha. Cheers!
another great video. Love your setups. Your tarp configurations are always new and aesthetically pleasing. Please do you have a link for the camp table and the camp rack, where you hang your cooking tools. Thank you for the hardworking of sharing your videos.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! The table was purchased from eBay (www.ebay.com.au/itm/256483754705?var=556658449793). Just a heads-up, it has "Hyperanger" printed on the tabletop, which is a bit odd, so I cover it with a table mat, haha. The hanging rack was bought from Temu (share.temu.com/suA2qzk9mbA). Hope this helps!
Absolutely love your work what do you do during the week i work in an engineering company love to load my car up and do the occasional camping trip locally i have and old ford f100 that i call my adventure machine love the planing process especially finding pretty spots to camp i have learned some great tips from you thanks for sharing your adventures
Thanks for the support! Just a regular guy with a normal life, squeezing in video editing at night. It's always great to hear that my videos inspire your next camping adventures. I'll keep the videos coming-happy camping, mate!
Sempre bom ter você por aqui, meu amigo. Vou dar uma olhada no fasso assado, e quem sabe você veja essa receita em um vídeo futuro. Até a próxima, amigo!
So sorry... one more video request 😁. Can you show us the Toyo Toolbox configurations. For example, it looks like the little steel tables with cork clamp in? Also what portable stove are you using? Thank you for your consideration.
No worries at all! I might do a community post soon about the toolbox configuration. The table trays you saw are actually the lids of a storage box, and I added furniture leg pads underneath so they can clamp into the edges of my toolbox. The stove I use is the "360 Degrees Furno Stove," which I picked up from a local store. It's nothing fancy, and you can easily put together a similar setup yourself!
Thanks so much, mate. You're always full of useful info. They are indeed chatty, but in a pleasant way-not like those noisy cockatoos, haha. I might start bringing my bird guide along when filming; there’s just so much to discover out there.
Hey! Sorry for not including it in the gear list. The model is the Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller (www.bcf.com.au/p/thermacell-backpacker-mosquito-repeller/542600.html?cgid=BCF08808). It runs on standard propane cartridges, and I find it's a great way to make use of cartridges that are too low for cooking but still too good to throw away. It works really well for keeping the bugs at bay!
Bro your channel will blow up 2x speed of Go4x4. You truly deserve all the followers bro. I really wish TH-cam recognises your work. You can beat any camping videos on any given day
Thanks so much for your kind words! I really appreciate your support. I’m just enjoying the journey and sharing my passion for camping (and cooking, of course, haha).
Thanks for the reminder, mate. 7:57 I actually did put a thin piece of wood underneath this time because the sand was so soft that splitting the wood would have been tricky otherwise. But you're absolutely right-I need to take better care of my knife. I ended up cracking the wood handle, so in the next video, you'll see me using a new knife.🥲
This man is one of my favorite campers 😊😊😊 mabuhay watching from Philippines happy camping
Thank you so much! I'm honored to be one of your favorites. Mabuhay to you as well! Happy camping to you too, and I hope to bring you more adventures!
Hai bro...i like your video...because my inspiration
Thanks for watching! I'm glad that I could provide some inspiration for your next camping trip.
Bom dia que lugar maravilhoso em que descanso mental gratificante adoro ver seus vídeos muito bom parabéns
Muito obrigado por assistir, meu amigo. Fico sempre feliz em saber que meus vídeos podem trazer para você um pouco de relaxamento e paz.
Love seeing you try out all the new camping gadgets
It's great to hear that! I aim to keep things simple and practical, but I also love experimenting with something new, be it a new gadget, new idea or new recipe; it gives me a sense of accomplishment every time.
great 😍😍
Thanks for watching 😀
Thanks for another video mate!
Always appreciate your support!
I like life like that too 😉
Glad to hear that! 😉
Excellent camping set up following for my Jimny
Cheers, mate. Hope we cross paths and wave to each other on the road one day. Safe travels!
Love your vids. Sooo relaxing!
Glad you find them relaxing mate!
Muy bonito video
¡Muchas gracias! Me alegra que te haya gustado el video.
Amazing video. Just came across your channel and loving the experience of watching you camp. The splash of wine on the fireplace was an awesome show. Also, appreciate that you value every grain of rice (the one you tipped inside the container that was on the edge) in a world of today where food is just wasted left, right and center. Lots of blessings to you. Keep such videos coming. Loved it. Take care.
Welcome to the channel, mate! I truly appreciate you noticing those small details in the video. It’s great to know that they resonate with you. Take care, and I’m excited to keep bringing you more videos that you’ll enjoy.
Really like the way you film and catching the essence of being with you at the camp …. well done 👍 I to am a great fan of cast iron cooking and clean mine as well straight after the meal by boiling water in it ,a few strokes of a stiff nylon brush ,and then some paper towel dipped in olive oil and wipe . I had to laugh at you eating the sunflower seeds as I picked up the Same habit during my many travels to Thailand . Another very relaxing video . Cheers 🍻
Thank you, mate. Cast iron truly is like an old friend. I love the textures and patina that develop on the surface over time-they’re like the glorious evidence of all the adventures we've had together, something we just don’t get with Teflon cookware. As for the sunflower seeds, I guess I picked up the habit from my parents, haha. Cheers!
Amazing again so relaxing watching you great video again Perfect
Thank you so much mate, have a nice weekend!
🔥
Thanks for watching.
another great video. Love your setups. Your tarp configurations are always new and aesthetically pleasing. Please do you have a link for the camp table and the camp rack, where you hang your cooking tools. Thank you for the hardworking of sharing your videos.
Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! The table was purchased from eBay (www.ebay.com.au/itm/256483754705?var=556658449793). Just a heads-up, it has "Hyperanger" printed on the tabletop, which is a bit odd, so I cover it with a table mat, haha. The hanging rack was bought from Temu (share.temu.com/suA2qzk9mbA). Hope this helps!
Good 👍 video friend 👍
Thank you so much mate!
Absolutely love your work what do you do during the week i work in an engineering company love to load my car up and do the occasional camping trip locally i have and old ford f100 that i call my adventure machine love the planing process especially finding pretty spots to camp i have learned some great tips from you thanks for sharing your adventures
Thanks for the support! Just a regular guy with a normal life, squeezing in video editing at night. It's always great to hear that my videos inspire your next camping adventures. I'll keep the videos coming-happy camping, mate!
Hola me gusta el paisaje y la calidad de tus videos, gracias
¡Gracias por ver! ¡Espero que disfrutes los próximos!
Like ❤ from Austria 🇦🇹
Beautiful country, lucky you. Thanks for watching!
Perfect 👍🏻♥️
Thanks for watching!
너무너무 잘 봤습니다 영상 진짜 좋아요😍😍👍
정말 감사합니다! 이렇게 다시 뵙게 되어 정말 반가워요!
Boa noite meu amigão
Lugar lindo cheio de vida
Como sempre comida boa
Eu tbm gosto de cordeiro
Fasso assado
Um abraço até o próximo vídeo 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sempre bom ter você por aqui, meu amigo. Vou dar uma olhada no fasso assado, e quem sabe você veja essa receita em um vídeo futuro. Até a próxima, amigo!
So sorry... one more video request 😁. Can you show us the Toyo Toolbox configurations. For example, it looks like the little steel tables with cork clamp in? Also what portable stove are you using? Thank you for your consideration.
No worries at all! I might do a community post soon about the toolbox configuration. The table trays you saw are actually the lids of a storage box, and I added furniture leg pads underneath so they can clamp into the edges of my toolbox. The stove I use is the "360 Degrees Furno Stove," which I picked up from a local store. It's nothing fancy, and you can easily put together a similar setup yourself!
Hi! I've been enjoying your videos; very inspirational. I've been wondering what brand your roof bar is? Thanks!
Hi, thanks for watching! They are Yakima LockNLoad TrimHD bars.
Very soothing. Thank you for the video. BTW video looks amazing at night, what sort of camera do you use?
Thanks for watching! In this video I used Canon R8.
Gday cobber, the bird was a Currawong. They can be very chatty
Thanks so much, mate. You're always full of useful info. They are indeed chatty, but in a pleasant way-not like those noisy cockatoos, haha. I might start bringing my bird guide along when filming; there’s just so much to discover out there.
Hey bro, what model is that thermacell? Is it really effective or do you think i look for that 99$ one in BCF
Hey! Sorry for not including it in the gear list. The model is the Thermacell Backpacker Mosquito Repeller (www.bcf.com.au/p/thermacell-backpacker-mosquito-repeller/542600.html?cgid=BCF08808). It runs on standard propane cartridges, and I find it's a great way to make use of cartridges that are too low for cooking but still too good to throw away. It works really well for keeping the bugs at bay!
酒量可以
哈哈，摇摇欲坠了
Bro your channel will blow up 2x speed of Go4x4. You truly deserve all the followers bro. I really wish TH-cam recognises your work. You can beat any camping videos on any given day
Thanks so much for your kind words! I really appreciate your support. I’m just enjoying the journey and sharing my passion for camping (and cooking, of course, haha).
Magpie
Yep mate it could be, or its close relatives.
you need to treat your blades better cutting directly into sand or dirt hurts them use a piece of wood to prevent that
Thanks for the reminder, mate. 7:57 I actually did put a thin piece of wood underneath this time because the sand was so soft that splitting the wood would have been tricky otherwise. But you're absolutely right-I need to take better care of my knife. I ended up cracking the wood handle, so in the next video, you'll see me using a new knife.🥲
关注你很多期了，每期节目看完都是一种治愈和享受，我也拍户外露营，都是短片。但是我很喜欢你拍的画质和风格，所以，冒昧的打扰您，想了解一下你的拍摄相机和镜头是什么型号的。我仔细研究我拍摄的画面，不管怎么拍，都无法达到你的画质水准。如有打扰，还请谅解！我会一直持续关注并支持你的作品。
感谢长期以来的支持！相机我用的是佳能R8。我感觉你应该主要是指夜间画质吧？佳能R8这种像素较低的全画幅机，在夜间的画质表现要普遍好于高像素的机型。不过最大的差别还是镜头光圈大小导致的，我用的镜头有 70-200 2.8，100 2.8，35 1.8 和 50 1.8。短视频分镜比较少，感觉你可以试试50 1.8这种头，很便宜，但比常见的4.0光圈镜头进光量多了5倍左右，晚上拍到飞起。
@@lanbolyra 非常感谢您的回复，很专业的建议，让我有了一些可以提升的方法。我是sony a7m4 24-70 f2.8，同时有 80 f1.4.我大多数户外用的还是 24-70。整套设备晚间拍摄确实差强人意，但是白天我也拍了不少，总是会拿你的画质来做对比，应该还是拍摄技能需要持续向你学习。你的作品每一期都是精品，画质通透，细节也拉满了。拍摄户外产品视频，这些需要花费很多时间和精力，你每一个方面都做的很极致。
@@AWEICAMP 过奖啦，以我的经验，2.8的镜头晚上基本就用不了了，除了灯和篝火都会欠曝，你有一颗80 1.4可以拍特写，可以考虑再来个标准距离或者广角拍全景，基本就够了，一起加油！
@@lanbolyra 一起加油，我马上按你的方式来搞。期待你更新作品，我已经嗷嗷待哺了。
哈哈谢谢，下一期我做饭做high了
15:33 血沫子
补点铁
What's up my man
@@lanbolyra keep up with the good work. I'm the day one OG fan