Hey Guys! Sorry this took so long! It’s unexpectedly turned out to be my longest video so far and it took me weeks to create, hope you like it :) I think my brain has melted a lil bit haha. Much Love 💚

@MesaperProductions

5 ай бұрын

Well, you stick that brain in the freezer and then get back out there!

@codycox2685

5 ай бұрын

Snack time.

@Benjamin-Outdoors

5 ай бұрын

It's not a video, it's a fascinating movie. Your videography, editing qualities and content compiling makes Spielberg envías, C. World class! Regards from sunny Marbella 🇪🇸 Benjamin ✌️ Ps. Night 2 your red cheeks 😊 you look like Santas little helper, C 😂 And the those stars affffff, truly stunning. Reminds me when once I was in the Sahara dessert, laid on top of my Landrover Defenders roof thinking this can't be true, extraordinary. ✨ ✨ ✨ Hope your son and goodself are found well. Merry Christmas to you both.🎄🙏 Here's to 2024 adventures 🥂 Stay safe! "You're pretty amazing, haaa!"😉

@MrsJolene-

5 ай бұрын

Loving the captions 😂

@johnnicol64

5 ай бұрын

I didn't know what to expect. November in Eyre , really...Rain lots of it.😅😅😅

Nice vid! The alien slime is actually the vomit from a heron or a mink (for example) When they eat a frog or a toad who is carrying eggs (which are held in jelly inside) the jelly is solid. After their "passing" the jelly expands enormous in the belly of the predator. The predator then vomits to get rid of it. It is known as star shot.

@fredgarvin1465

12 күн бұрын

Good one, numb nuts.

Guys, let's appreciate for a moment the amount of efforts she has put in for making this video❤️

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thanks 🤗

@FromCI-zi3ye

Ай бұрын

Yea the skill and the artistry and the sentiments exprssed in the closing sequence.

This is like one of those trips where you bring a mate along who's kind of on the fence about camping and it results in them never going camping again 🤣

I’m a project manager who spends 10 hours a day in an office. I stumbled across this channel and binged a bunch of videos. They have a remarkably calming effect. What an amazing life! I’m envious!

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Helloo 👋 aw yay I'm so glad you find them calming :D don't worry I am only doing this on alternate weekends.. I'm at my desk and paying bills and doing housework the rest of the time haha. I'm eternally grateful for my lil adventures, they do me the world of good. Thank you so much for watching my lil videos, merry Christmas to you ❤️🎅

@maxineredfern3380

5 ай бұрын

Epic trip clair it was definitely a wild one. Glad your is well on the mend. Maxx

@bestmantoday

4 ай бұрын

Damn u not making enough from YT views yet? Curious, not criticizing...@@WildBeare

@HikerBikerMoter

4 ай бұрын

Time to cash in on your leaves, drive to a national park, hike to a nearby lake, find two trees, hang your hammock and tarp - and just chill overnight or two ü

No one can accuse you of being a fair weather camper.Thank you for taking us in to the wild with you .very brave young lady ,hope the ankle holds up for the next adventure.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗 Hopefully it'll be fine, I've just invested in some high-ankle boots to hopefully keep in in the right place haha

@markwalker4485

Ай бұрын

@@WildBeare stop worrying about your ankle it will be just fine. I did worse to mine and I still hike with canvas short boots/shoes. This is an area of argument but many people think that a busted ankle is better than a broken chin bone and wearing what I call mountain boots did feel me not only leg but my knee almost break. Where if I was wearing my normal canvas boots it would have been a nothing. That’s not to say mountain boots have no use! Just not in the situation you are in. Gators? That’s also a strange area. Some like them some don’t. I use leather ankle high ones to keep brush out of my boots that’s it. Most proper water crossings I do are about knee hight so gators are useless. Yes there is an argument allowed. But it was not you in a hypothermia situation and your bloody gators were frozen closed. I don’t know how my feet didn’t freeze entirely…bonus to proper mountain boots and double zipper sleeping bags

@lenisemicolon

Ай бұрын

@@markwalker4485"Stop worrying about your ankle" is not good advice to someone with a hypermobility disorder 🧐

your videos always feel like a movie 👏🏻👏🏾👏🏼👏🏽👏🏿

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much :D

@DanishMumtazMirza

4 ай бұрын

Watched this video from start to end and it was wonderful, I love camping, I love your channel.

@kelvinmeneely3116

2 ай бұрын

You are a camping legend! Gear is important... attitude is essential...!

To start off Ma’am you are absolutely breathtakingly beautiful!!!! Second I love your videos. I’m disabled and can’t do anything like what you do. I love seeing the world through your eyes. Keep creating miracles because you are a bright shining light in this dark world. Thank you so much for letting me into your world. I pray you are blessed and your loved ones. Thank you so much.

@norhayatee6337

3 ай бұрын

My lovely. You are just an amazing one too. Love and hugs from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Hi! Loved the vid, keep going please. Quick note (I'm a country boy), don't be afraid of cows unless they're with calves and you are with a dog, in which case they will try to kill you and the dog. The cows you passed through weren't cows, they were steers ( castrated bullocks) i.e. beef. They are the most docile creatures and delightful company. They will make a bee line for you if you go in a field because they're curious about you. That's why you thought they were chasing you; they will keep up with you until you stop at which point they will stop also. This is the point townies start panicking, you're surrounded and you can't outrun them. If you're gentle and blow through your nose into their noses ( bear with me, this sounds weird but it's the same with horses), you will discover that rather like horses they are friendly, curious and mischievous; they will start licking any exposed skin and tugging at your clothes. You discover quite how much saliva cattle produce (you'll need to wash) and how tough their tongues are.

@lavadaroufs

3 ай бұрын

I grew up on a ranch and we raised cows, steers and calves. I have never heard of cows killing anyone unless they are feral.and I'm only surmising that

@user-se7es6uc8v

3 ай бұрын

@@lavadaroufs it's happened here a few times, I'm guessing you don't get many dog walkers on a ranch?

@lockandloadlikehell

3 ай бұрын

Unless it's a bull And some horses are DEFINITELY not safe to approach or handle unless you know what you're doing

@michelemilani3641

2 ай бұрын

​@@lavadaroufs il piccolo cagnolino stupido abbaia alla mucca con il vitello. Lei rincorre il cagnolino che scappa in braccio della padrona da una bella cornata al cagnolino e uccide la padrona.... Questa cosa ogni tanto succede😢

@thelimitdoesnotexist2705

Ай бұрын

just to stop people worrying about this, we have a right of way through the dairy farm and our cows have never attacked a dog and walker. Please dont assume because you have a dog they are going to go crazy and try and kill you. They might show interest at which point just let the dog go, it will outrun the cows.

Camping in a tent in bad weather is pretty much the only reason to leave home in the first place. Overcoming adversity and challenging yourself, you have an adventurer's spirit. Well done.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you :D

@TheNigel55

5 ай бұрын

I do so much admire you what a fantastic thing to do

@agnesskibicka

5 ай бұрын

​@@TheNigel55agreed 💯. Hello 👋 from 🇵🇱 and my channel!

My grandfather, who passed away (due to lungcancer) about a year before I was born, loved nature with all of his heart. He was facinated by it, wrote and illustrated books on trees and plant life. He always loved to go for walks, hike and experience nature in all of her glory. He even went on to become a political figure in regards to nature conservation, water irrigation and domestic fishing. Now fast forward 28 years and I have started to hike and revel in the outdoors myself, went on a great hiking trip last year through Norway and can definitely feel that the nature loving genes are passed on to me. Videos like these reignite my passion to get out there again, make my grandfather proud and come alive again. I'm currently recovering from shoulder surgery but your videos give me hope that I too can get back into the outdoors again soon. Thanks Claire for your beautiful message to the world, your optimism and your deep love for nature. You are a great source of inspiration and we are blessed to have a soul like you. Much love from the Netherlands ❤️ - May God bless your heart and extend your days to be fruitful and a blessing to others 🙏

@larainehruby1376

Ай бұрын

What a loving way to bless someone ❤! Bless your heart ♥️ too!!

I have happily switched from Netflix to KZread because of videos great vloggers like you create. This really felt like a movie ❤ Thank you for taking me on an adventure. I am lying in my room on an inflatable bed watching this

Hi Claire! Fantastic jaunt into the wild. If no-one's mentioned it, those jelly like blobs are probably frog egg sacks. They aren't always found in water, and those may have been laid when the water level was higher, or there was a puddle right where they were.

@theofficialyoutube

5 ай бұрын

Thanks, I knew I would found the answer in the comment section! :))

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Ooh interesting! Thank you :D it would make sense with the frog friend being there too

@mirrie1976

5 ай бұрын

@@WildBeare Hi Claire, I just wanted to tell you what this jelly is, because Don unfortunately isn't completely right. This jelly is called Star jelly. These are the remains of female frogs that have been eaten by predators (like a stork). The predator can't digest the reproductive organs with eggs and regurgitates this. Also, because it's already november, frogs wouldn't be laying eggs right now. As far as I can tell, that's what you saw in the mountains. I've seen the stuff in the forests here too. It's not really nice, but I hope you'd want to know the truth. As a nature person, you probably know nature can sometimes be cruel.

@KOKOAXXXable

4 ай бұрын

Oh thanku...I had to knw so I looked in the comment section.

@Pernoctate

2 ай бұрын

@@mirrie1976Not only that but the slim crept closer while she was getting her wet clothing off. She was only just saved by the tent.

As a newly involved Wild One, you are such a delight to watch. Positivity and humour, and tonnes of entertainment.

@martinhendle7262

5 ай бұрын

Good work . Looks hard work x

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Helloo, thank you so much and welcome to my lil channel :D 👋

@carolinebradley846

5 ай бұрын

Love these videos it’s a nice escape from my life 😂

@agnesskibicka

4 ай бұрын

​@@carolinebradley846hello Caroline from Poland my channel 😊 and countryside!!

You really are such a role model. With all your anxieties and still proving you are stronger than you believe you are.

@Loisjara

2 ай бұрын

I'm new here and quite curious cause I don't know her background. Anxiety? Sure I found she rocks the shit out of ev er y thing! And now you're telling me she has anxiety

Brilliant.. every bit of it, the storytelling, philosophy, editing, music choices, enjoying yourself in severe wind and rain, not giving up after injuries, reviving your soul on these adventures.Truly inspiring and beautiful ! First time here on your channel, won't be the last for sure. Thanks Claire !

As someone who’s encountered rampaging cows in the mountains too: Never underestimate an angry cow! 😬Great video!

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Haha, right?! The one that led the heard when I got chased a few years ago, was a big white cow with big horns and red eyes.. it was crazy angry with me for some reason.. demon cow. Thank you :)

@philipvb1060

5 ай бұрын

@@WildBeare I chuckled when I read "demon cow", so I wondered what AI would make of that. i.imgur.com/YTwKGpo.jpg Seems about right. ;-)

Your film making and storytelling are utterly superb. Thank you for sharing your world with us. ♥

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, appreciate you sharing it with me :D merry Christmas! ♥🎅

As a diary farmer’a daughter thank you for being wary of the cows. You’re absolutely right that most of the time they are just curious, and they are really lovely animals to spend time with - but in a controlled environment! The most dangerous cows are those with calves at foot, as they may see you as a threat to their babies. If you have a dog with you, you should try and find another route through and if you can’t, let your dog off the lead. Your dog can run faster than you and they are more agile and the cows will find the dog more of a threat than a human as they do interact with humans regularly. Again, thanks for being wary and looking after yourself.

@johnrhodes3350

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for that advice

I can't quite work out whether you are a very adventurous and brave young lady or a complete and utter nutcase! Either way, I really enjoy watching your videos and find myself just a little bit jealous because, at 76, I just can't get to see as much of our beautiful countryside as I once did. I hope your ankle remains strong for you.

Hi Claire, since finding your channel I've dragged myself up my first 5 Munros experiencing 45mph winds with rain and sleet, low cloud with sideways hail or -9 Celsius and a foot of snow with the best views. I was scared to put myself to such a test and seeing you doing what you do gave me the push I needed. You do scare me sometimes though the way you 'wing-it'. Stay safe, stay warm, stay dry and stay strong. Facing the trepidation of the first step. Loving the elation of reaching that summit. and reliving those moments as you look back at the route that was taken.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Heyy, ahh this is amazing, it's quite something isn't it - you sound like quite the adventurer already 💚 I will, you too - Merry Christmas & happy trails :)

@me19276

5 ай бұрын

❤@@WildBeare

@agnesskibicka

5 ай бұрын

​@@me19276greetings 👋 from 🇵🇱 and my channel 😊

"No offense to any cows watching, I know not all of you want to skew me up against the wall." Girl, u never fail to make me laugh, hahaha

Gosh I so admire your courageous, adventurous spirit! I'm so inspired by your adventures and ability to go out into the wilderness alone and face fears to get to amazing places - you are my hero. I'm not as brave as you but love to enjoy the wild through you. thanks so much for doing what you do and sharing it with all of us!

You know it's serious when WildBeare uploads a 40 minute video. Some of your best work!

I think that might have been your best video yet. The journey, the message, the filming, editing and production. So pleased your ankle has improved to allow you to be you and thankful that you can share your story with us.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, means a lot 🤗 Merry Christmas! 🎅

You're a brave one, Claire. A genuine inspiration in a world that can seem far too chaotic at times. Thank you for these fantastic adventures, reminding us all of what awaits if we venture just around the corner.

A legend, nobody does it better. the best outing yet.

I'm sure I'm not the only one drawn to the positive reinforcement vibes here, and your editing is on par with the best, drone photography, black & white montage at the end, that frog.. Amazing.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much, my lil frog friend was so lovely wasn't he 🐸 I felt like we connected briefly on that wet windy night. Have a great week!

The world would be better with more Claire's. Thank you for you !

I love the shot at around 31:36; half submerged camera with the raindrops hitting the surface of the lake! Awesome!

I'm a big lad, ex Navy, prop forward blah, blah, blah, but a field full of cows terrifies me! Horses, no worries. Sheep, lovely daft buggers. Lions, 50/50 I reckon, but cows... I was trembling watching your video! Good to see someone who can read a map as well.

Amazing to see your journey as a person, a videographer, a camper, a hiker. Thank you for taking us on that journey with you. I have loved every minute.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Ahh I'm so glad you enjoy my womblings 😃 thank you so much and merry Christmas ❤️🎅

I spent my Welsh childhood following the streams and brooks, past cows and boulders, through ferns and bogs into the mountains. And now from Los Angeles I have reached the age where I cry when I see Wales. Thank you Claire for your wonderful work, and sentiments that remind me to fit the pieces together from the lost jigsaw of life.

Moving a pitch in the dark is always super upsetting, you have such high spirits!!! I'm envious of your tenacity

I've said it before - this is your best video yet. Thank you so much for sharing your adventure and for capturing your philosophy so brilliantly in those wonderful words at the end of this movie. Respect, Bruce in Saddleworth, South Australia.

You're awesome Claire, keep being you. And inspiring others to get out and explore.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗

i feel like that frog, thankful for the mental shelter you provide in a spirtiual storm

I think foam was frog eggs. I agree you are very beautiful and very brave! 😊❤

I turn 40 this year, and seeing your vids has inspired me to start wild camping.. thank you so much for this.

It's not about the miles Claire, it's about the adventure and you had one heck of an adventure. You always seem to pick those iffy weekends but if every weekend was sun and roses you wouldn't have got to feel alive like this. I'm intrigued to know what the jelly things were, maybe some mountain frogspawn? The night sky never ceases to amaze me, neither does your tenacity and grit. I'd like to reiterate what someone else said, Claire is certainly no fair weather camper/hiker. I'm glad your ankle has mended Claire and what a come back too. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. Oh yeah, as for the length, I prefer the long format but that's just me. Stay safe and stay well and thank you for inspiring us.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Hi Chris! Ahh thanks, well I only get to go out and play on alternate weekends when my son is at his dads, so I just roll with whatever weather is handed to me.. usually pretty ropey haha. Glad you liked the longer format :D it wasn't intentional, they turn out whatever length they naturally turn out to be, probably I chatted more nonsense than usual in this one 😄 ohh yes maybe.. froggy was about so it would make sense. I thought it might be some kind of slime mold or alien juice but yours seems more likely. Thanks again and merry Christmas 🎅 ❤

That third night was certainly a bit ‘lumpy’! To not only endure that, but to be able to video it for us ‘lesser humans’ to enjoy, was really something to behold. There’s something quietly heroic about you, Claire. Thanks for sharing your experience. Stay safe.

@roguetheotter

5 ай бұрын

we're all heroes in our own way tbf. we're all overcoming our own bad weather and hardships. nothing lesser human about it.

Best feeling in the world when you’re wet through to the bone and when it’s cold as well, putting on a fresh set of dry clothes 👍🏻🇦🇺

You deserve one million subscribers ❤

I am so happy you provided intermediate updates on your ankle. It was a worry with all of the variety of terrain you covered, that you may have suffered a mishap and gotten into trouble, thanks for reassuring us all with the status. You do present such heartfelt productions.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

It's doing fine now thank you :) I've just invested in some high-ankle boots to keep in it place in future, hopefully haha. Merry Christmas to you 🎅

One of the best videos you've done. Excellent resourcefulness, courage and adaptability in difficult circumstances - you're an inspiration. Love the practical explanation of how to change from wet to dry clothes in a tent in the rain!

Gear is important, attitude is essential..! You worked hard to refine both... take care always, you are a inspiration to humanity , spirit and intelligent endurance ..!

Some people are only "fair-weather" tabbers, but you take it to extremes! Nice one, and long may it continue. Greetings from central Norway.

Hey Claire, I just want to write to say how fortunate you are to be where you are, let me explain. I live in Queensland Australia and it is not a place that is great for camping ( which I love ), in the winter we don't get any snow ( I would love it if it did ) and in the summer time the temps often reach 40°C plus which turns your camping gear into a sweaty plastic bag. If that wasn't enough we have 3 of the 10 most venomous snakes in the world just cruising around, our lakes and rivers are so polluted from agriculture insecticides run off, that you have to carry all of your water with you, makes for a VERY heavy pack. I am Soo envious of where you live but I do get to enjoy your videos and dream about what it would be like.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Heyy 👋 you're right we are so lucky here with all the water and the temperate climate. We do like to complain about the weather here in Britain but we're very fortunate I think. I love our seasons. And I can't imagine camping with bugs and critters that are so dangerous.. the only thing I worry about harming me is ticks really Your country does look so beautiful though Thank you for sharing this trip with me and Merry Christmas 🎅❤️

@alexharvey1787

4 ай бұрын

Yea, I wouldn’t fancy sleeping next to those King Browns and Taipans

@GeeEee75

Ай бұрын

Don't forget that New Zealand is just over the pond!😊

@NicholasMcClintock1

Ай бұрын

@GeeEee75 New Zealand is a paradise! I'm an expat who often pines for home, but a bit far to go for a weekend camp, lol.

@GeeEee75

Ай бұрын

@NicholasMcClintock1 For sure, but definitely doable for a week or two away. I'm a British expat living in Melbourne, but I have done a fair bit of camping in NZ, and you're right, it is paradise (with far fewer poisonous creepy crawlies and snakes etc.).😄

One of your most moving episodes Claire. Thank you for facing challenges with gratitude. You are a wise one, wild one!

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Thank you, thanks for sharing it with me :)

Hey Claire. Your outlook on life and adversity, of whatever form, is an inspiration. Go well in your future adventures, may there be many to look forward to! On behalf of us all, we salute you. 🫡 And that includes the cow community! 😂

Thank you for your spirit and positivity. It’s very inspiring to see how well you deal with less than ideal conditions.

Great 4 days adventure. I really admire your survival skills. Keep safe Claire. 🥰

Pretty amazing huh? You surely are. I cant get over you toting all the video and photography gear required to capture it so beautifully but ever so grateful that you do and allow us to get a glimse. Thank you Claire

Just beautiful. I grew up going to the mountains every summer. Backpacking, climbing, canoeing, camping. It was the immeasurable gift I got from my father who is now with me only in spirit. So wonderful that you are doing this. Share it with your son as soon as you possibly can, when he’s ready. It’s a part of you that you can gift to him so that he can carry it forward. Thank you for your eloquence. You have a lot of wisdom.

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Hi Betsy 👋 ahh that sounds so lovely, your father sounds like he was an amazing guy 💕 Aw yes you're right, we go adventuring now and again, he has already climbed Snowdon twice and we've had long camping trips in the mountains every summer for the last few years. When he was only 6 we hiked up to Cwm Idwal together in the snow 💚 memories that I will never forget and treasure forever. (I don't film when I'm with him though) He's growing up fast and is nearly as tall as me now! His passion is football at the moment, so we can't go far or we miss his games haha Thank you so much for sharing this with me, hope you're having a lovely week and merry Christmas ❤️ 🎅

@betsybronstein1926

5 ай бұрын

Oh how wonderful!! So glad you are sharing all this with him! I’m such a fan of yours and just love your videos. Merry Christmas to you!!! ❤

One of the loveliest channels on the 'tube, so want to get away from the madding crowd this is real mental therapy, soul and spiritual nourishment. Thank you.

You are my spirit animal..love your spirit enjoy every moment while your young and full off life....big hugs from Australia xx

I love being out on the hills above Mallaig , views on a clear day are spectacular , you can see Skye and all the small isles . Only place I get some calm in a hectic life .

Always nice too see new post. Watched her for years. Battled mountains, battled the wind n rain, battled injury. Just a wild camping legend who shares the love of nature.

Wow.. Love the longer trips and videos. That frog got lucky😜.. Next time in wind, open the doors etc. and take the poles down first, then guidelines, last the main tent stakes. Thanks for sharing. ✌️🤍🕊️

You should offer training group hikes. This is great and very entertaining.

Well you’ve got me hooked. If videos like this don’t get you a TV Show I would be gobsmacked. The quality of not only the videos themselves, drone shots and pole mounted shots but the editing quality is as beautiful as you are, this can’t be easy. Look forward to the next adventure, be safe out there and thanks for another wonderful video.

Seriously never expected to be in tears on a Saturday morning watching a camping video - but here I am. I so admore and appreciate how you remind us that we are living in the landscpe, and all we ned to do is visit, and look up. Thank you.

Their is nothing like being snug in your completely waterproof tent listening to the rain pour down,so totally relaxing and in tune with nature .Your very game and love the wild outdoors like i do and to be far from the madding crowd.A fine exposition of this great tent.Go wild and free and may peace be with you allways.Best wishes from David.

Claire the Loon??? Loved it! Take care.

just clicked on this thinking 43 minutes probably wont watch all this to being gutted when it ended. what an amazing video, storytelling, and editing makes me want to get my backpack out and now head out on a little adventure :)

Beautiful chaos, love it. Thanks for taking us with you 😊

That was an epic adventure! When you said "My soul coming back to life" sums up the experience of surviving outdoors.

Thank you Id forgotten those memories, feelings smells n spirit of playing in the REAL...stay real.

❤ in the middle of absolute chaos you have Fur Elise playing in the background. Wonderful touch!

I am currently sitting on my couch nursing a newly broken ankle and this video has done me the world of good. As a really active person its hard not to dread the quiet weeks ahead even though i know they will pass. I think i will definitly appreciate my hikes and long walks with the doggy a lot more from now on. You have such an amazing attitude ! ❤

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Ahh bless you, that's rough. I know exactly what you mean about the dread feeling! Hope it heals up nice for you and hope the waiting around isn't too torturous 🤗 thank you and merry Christmas 🎅

Looks like heaven the rain and a tent takes my soul other places. Fair shout ❤

Truly a credit to women, 😊😊thanks for sharing.

Claire having a grateful heart for the good times and the hard is what having gratitude is all about stay blessed stay true to yourself ✌️💙🙏

Love your own comments so much in the subtitles😂

I love how your terrified of the cows and the dogs (but especially the cows) but your not ranting about how the whole land use system should be different or something. Your just hopelessly positive. Your videos are some of the more relaxing hiking videos I walk just because of your attitude.

What an amazing video, wow! Right up until a sentimental ending with such a lovely message. And what a sense of humour! A nice, calm piece of music while we watch you taking your tent down in weather that looks like 100 Mary Poppins are on their way in. Nature has such an incredibly soothing effect and it's quite amazing that the colour green is a colour known to calm us mere mortals. It's like it was created just for us. I remember being in a caravan up in the yorkshire dales and one night looking up at the sky and seeing just sooo many stars! And parts of the core were showing with hues of pink, purple, blue and orange. Just stunning and it's something I've not repeated, yet! The stunning views you had through the mist of stars poking through, just wonderful. I've only watched three of your videos so far but I'll be hitting the subscribe button and lining a good many more up to watch. Thank you for all the very evident hard work you put into these.

What an experience, thank you! The mountains of Wales and the Scottish Highlands are some of the most rugged and beautiful places I have ever seen. Awesome filming, editing and production, too.

40:30 "Mad chaos to Beethoven" - Most Brilliant subtitle ever! ;) Thanks for such a cinematic wild adventure! Best wishes.

That weird slime you found is dew that falls from the sky! That shows me your in a very healthy environment. Haven't seen that since I was a child. I'm 69 now. Thank you for sharing.

@tomaszprzyjemski3489

Ай бұрын

Życzę dużo zdrowia👋

I love it when you plan your route with pencil and paper map. Makes me think of my dad on our family walks in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales. Thanks Claire,for the video's and the memories they wake up

Extraordinary young lady!

Have to admit, I was missing you & wondering how you were doing. But, so great to see you again & the ankle holding up fine. Your wonderful videos are so life affirming ❤❤❤❤❤

I visited for the first time today. I can feel your comfortable and pleasant steps. The wind sound is really good, too. Yes, WILD!!

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. Thankfulness is medicine for the heart.

amazing night time photographs as always, you are so talented

Great video as always! Thanks for sharing. The slimy stuff is frog's eggs!

@YouRich92

2 ай бұрын

You are right : amphibians create mucus to protect their eggs.

leaved nothing but footprints, kill nothing but time, taka nothing but picture, Truly, you have the blood of a skilled mountaineer.80kph crosswind with a background music from Ludwig van Beethoven FUR ELISE, That's remarkable. your video editing skills is outstanding..bravo!! Much Love🥰

Bovinophobia - Fear of cows or cattle. “All the adversity I've had in my life, all my troubles and obstacles, have strengthened me. You may not realize it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you.” - Walt Disney.Mar 24, 2020 And this Dear Lady is why you are so strong. I really loved your message at the end. You're amazing. Thank you for taking us along. Respect!!!!

Your content always leaves me with a smile, and you're right, you can't have light without darkness. Give your gratitude for it all. Cheers, Claire. 🙂

I’ve been subscribed to your channel for awhile now now. Your videos are great. Great scenery, always a challenge. A lot of KZreadrs could learn so much from you. Thank you.

Thank you for taking me along.

I am so glad i found this channel. You are such a pro filming in those conditions wow.

Hello 👋 Claire, greetings from Northern California, USA. Thank you for sharing another adventure filled camping 🏕 video. I really enjoy your videos. Be sure to take good care of yourself. Stay safe out there. 😊

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Hi Ronald! Aw I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thanks for sharing it with me :) I will, you too and very merry Christmas ♥🎅

That settlement was a grainiary. A water mill used to gring all the hill wheat into flour.😂😂😂

I liked seeing that Hilleberg in action. I have an Akto and a Nallo. I've pitched the Akto in high wind and rain and it always held up. A bit prone to condensation in summer, but it is a great backpacking tent, especially in winter. I have a lot of happy memories camping with partners in the Nallo as well. I liked it that you decided to move in the dark because you didn't feel safe where you had initially decided to pitch. It's easy to make a blunder like that when you're tired and you've been walking and slogging through bracken, scree and bogs all day long and you really just want to set up and rest. Better safe than sorry though, and it's like you said, it had its positives- you getting a view of the stars, and ultimately letting you sleep soundly.

You never fail to impress, Claire. I know a lot of "tough guys" who wouldn't be out in some of those conditions. Much do so while recording such fantastic vistas. Hope you have a very Merry Christmas 🎄

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Ahh thank you, filming it is second nature to me now :) a very merry Christmas to you and yours too 🎅♥

@lolcatz88

5 ай бұрын

Yes, I get a but tired of seeing “tough guys” chopping wood for a huge fire and going through the ritual of tinder and flint to start a fire over and over again… geez we get it already! Just use a lighter 😂 They could take a leaf out of Steve Wallis’s book 😂😂😂

Your pics of the night sky and all the stars are absolutely amazing! Trekking around in the dark is no fun and dangerous. So glad your ankle is doing better. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!!

@WildBeare

5 ай бұрын

Aw thank you! Ahh yeh the stars were amazing weren't they! I love being out there during a new moon, it's like someone chucked glitter into the sky, so pretty. Have a great week and merry Christmas :) 🎅♥

Oh Claire, a great re watch of a great edit. Your work is outstanding 👏 Harry

Wow, that wind would blow a dog off its chain. Tent held up well . Great job Claire 👍🇭🇲

You really knock my socks off with where you go and you’re always smiling even in bad weather. Hope you’re ankle heals quickly so you can continue with your adventures. Thanks for taking us along.🫶