Thanks everyone for watching and for your lovely comments, I'm off to work but will have a proper read tomorrow :D happy Fridayyyy! 🌿🐻

@morienjones1293

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome to my home !, where i have been raised, and still live and keep a watchful eye on the area , its only a wilderness if people respect the area and the people who live there, !

@martincook7195

3 жыл бұрын

Great videos. Reminded me of my 3 days in the Rhinogs a few years ago walking the Cambrian Way in sections. Using B and B,s trekking poles and lightweight. Took 2 day from Barmouth to Trawsfynedd and both days returned to B and B in the dark. Even harder moonscape North of where you parked!

@trevilley

3 жыл бұрын

Very inspirational and motivational

@martinforrester8249

3 жыл бұрын

Did you see any wild goats? There used to be a large herd roaming around a few years ago, when I was camping there !

@dominicfroude1491

3 жыл бұрын

One day I will wake up to a beautiful woman saying..... Mooorning! Lol ur really cute x

Bathing under that water fall brings back so many memories, along time ago (before you were born girl )is it still so cold,enjoy it all while you can time goes so quick I’m 74 now you’re blogs make me weep for my lost youth enjoy xxxxx

I don't know how you do it, waking up with frost on the inside of the tent and then going for a swim in the freezing cold water and trekking through that rough terrain.you are mentally and physically a very strong young woman and the youngsters of today could learn a lot from you .

YES, THAT TYPE OF TERRAIN CAN BE QUITE UNERVING AS YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT'S UNDERFOOT UNTIL YOU ARE ON IT. SHE WHO DARES. BRAVE WOMAN.❤👍👍👍

@boastyy

3 жыл бұрын

I remember my father telling me when he was a young he was warned of the dangers of holes beneath the grass and vegation. There were areas that were deep holes to caves which had been grown over by vegetation and impossible to see when walking, pretty scarey. His father was a farmer and had lost sheep down them. He would always take his dog with him when he walked across unfamiliar areas as the dog would stop and bark when he was close to it.

Wow, I worked for RAF at Valley and never knew Snowdonia had all of this beauty. Thanks for taking us along 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇺🇸..U.S Air Force retired

It was like watching a movie... LOVE LOVE LOVED IT!! So inspirational

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Aw yay thanks so much Kate! :D Have a lovely weekend ❤

Wow, your filmmaking craft is growing by leaps and bounds, seemingly between each new video. Truly stunning terrain, enthrallingly captured!

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thanks! :)

@davidjballantyne

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, the production quality is really good although sometimes I think some of the music is a bit over the top.

@BentbrooksRambles

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidjballantyne I suppose music is always a personal thing. To me, it seems indicative of Claire’s spirit when in nature, a way for her to convey her emotional response to nature.

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidjballantyne :) it is over the top, because that's how I felt about this trip. Also I like to dance around my living room to it haha

Great the way you talk about your feelings. Your fear and your joy. Personalises the films. I’m going to shamelessly copy you! All the best to you!

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Haha you too Roger, thanks for watching :D

@pcr8918

3 жыл бұрын

Including the 4.6 degree swim? I suspect you would need to have the mic turned off. BW

I'm in awe. Your two last videos are amazing! The drone footage, the editing, the views , the music - so good! It's by far the best camping video i have ever watched. I am also rather impressed with your skills, it's not easy to navigate by map and compass when there's no visible path. I am still trying to muster the courage to go for my first solo wild camp....

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much Anett! It was tricky navigation, I worried more than I needed too because I assumed I must have been going wrong, but I wasn't. I can imagine it would be a hellish place to navigate in bad visibility, so I was really fortunate with the clear skies. How exciting, I hope you muster that courage soon :D stay local and familiar, my first was nearly 4 years ago now but I only travelled half a mile or so from my car. I'm quite a lone wolf however so all of mine have been solo so far! Thanks for watching and have a great weekend :)

Good work, great adventuring! Not sure if anyone else has commented this but the green lines on OS maps aren’t actually paths. They’re rights of way, which means you can walk there. Some have become paths over time, but in more remote areas usually not. Paths on the ground are marked as intermittent black lines and are much fainter. Hope that’s helpful! 🏔

Beautiful scenery 😊. hiking sticks are a must for this type of terrain both for keeping your balance over lose rocks and also for prodding and poking suspicious looking areas to avoid putting your foot in a hidden hole filled with foul smelling mud/water. Take care

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Yeh I totally agree! I considered taking them but didn't as I'm filming and it's another thing to hold / juggle, but they would have made it a lot easier and safer! Thanks for watching :)

It is so amazing to watch your adventures and live them by proxy through your lens. Thank you so much!! I live only a few miles from a section of The Appalachian trail in the Great Smoky mountains of Tennessee. I believe it's high time I actually live it instead of just watching it. Thank you again

Losing the matches sounds like a nightmare! I always carry one of those small ferrocerium rods with steel striker, stored in the same tiny bag with the stove itself. Basically impossible to break, so it's really reliable.

Winner chicken dinner , you are ! Totes love your enthusiasm and tenacity . Thanks for this content .

It it amazing watching how you have put this video together. A work of art. I know I say it all the time but thank you for bringing us along on your amazing adventures. Inspiring it truly is.

Thank you. I’ll be watching again. I’m nearly blind and doubt I’ll be out going wild again.it’s nice seeing someone that can read a map properly. Enjoy 😊

Awesome hike Claire, I found one is none, two is one, I found to take three fire starting methods, and take this with other requirements. I learnt as you did. Much love, much respect

At the beginning of the video, what a beautiful sight to wake up to. Having never been to the UK, It's wonderful to see what some of the land looks like.

Love your YT channel and am going backwards now to older videos. Nice first 3 night trip, frozen tent but still jumping in the 4⁰C water a little later. You're really tough. Although this video here is very nice it's amazing how much you video making has improved since then, video, music, coloring, drone flights, talk. Plz keep on enjoying and sharing your amazing adventures.

You also love and appreciate beauty that the normal person could see, with perseverance

The more I watch this channel the more badass you become. You are just the hardiest backpacker out there. You find joy in the toughest of circumstances. You show vulnerability and share your fears but they just seem to never even slow you down. As my mother would say "feel the fear and do it anyway". It's very impressive. You would be in heaven in the western US. I hope to see you here one of these days. Thanks so much for the inspiration

You are awesome and an inspiration to everyone who wants to get into the outdoors, a great ambassador to the adventure and outdoors please keep making films! Really enjoyed this!

Absolute beautiful, so thankful that there are wild places like this left for us people that respect and admire the landscape to enjoy! Being so inhospitable Keeps the numptys away!! Lovely watch👍🏻

Wow Claire, thanks for taking me with you on your journey, I have so much admiration for you, you are really brave, you being scared keeps your wits about you, yes I could talk all night to you, I'll sign off now just know you have the admiration of an old man that can't get out camping anyway God bless you Doolittle. A t b .

Really enjoyed your adventure Claire , such a beautiful and breathtaking area . The one thing though is you should make sure when ever you go on such adventures ( even just a day hike ) , make sure you always have fire starting redundancies ( 2 X lighters , matches and Ferro rod ) Because being able to create fire means life and survival when it all goes wrong , especially when mother nature isn,t happy . If you have not checked out Dave Canterbury,s 10 C,s of survival video , it would be a wise choice to make for everyone who goes adventuring should have those items always in there packs if it all goes wrong . Thanks for sharing your adventure Claire , really looking forward to the next one , Cheers from 🇦🇺, 👍😁

Steady on tiger 🐯, no mention of getting your kit off at the beginning 😁😁, looking forward to part three in a few minutes, Just a little heads up about Snowdonia, many of the tracks on the map date to before cars, they were drovers and mail tracks, as you say you met very few people so the tracks don't get worn, this can be a boost to your navigation skills, anyone can follow a path. As you are on your own consider registering your phone with 999,or 112, Google for details, or getting a PLB, personal location beacon, this is the best as it connects to satalites and can be received anywhere in the world. Take care Claire ❤

Wow! My friend said the Rhinogs were pathless and wild, but I had no idea! Fair play walking that, it would have made me curse & swear 😂 A great 3 days watching & great map reading, so thank you for sharing your amazing journey. The music and drone footage was particularly stunning. nice one 😎

Great video. Just take care on Welsh Mountains, as a welshman, we see sad fatalities due to poor clothing and equipment. Tip, take the lense out of your torch 🔦 It can be used to light a fire, also keep wire wool in your pack, weighs nothing, use with torch battery and you have sources for heat. Remember wet and cold and no heat can be fatal. It's all about learning and enjoyment x

@nedanother9382

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the reminder. I don't think I would have remembered that my glasses could start a fire. Also good advice is to simply stop, sit down and question your decisions and plans when hiking solo. I hike at altitude which without you knowing jacks up your decision making. I've moved when the clear best plan was to sit tight. Summit fever as well as get back to the car fever is real and should be on your mind while hiking. A perfect illustration - we in the Us lost an entire family to heat exhaustion in the Sierra Nevadas. A whole family including a baby and dog died of heat within feet of a big river and big shade trees. 1.6 miles from a hotel and their car. Heat cold and altitude are to be understood before backpacking especially off trail.

@1972andyb

Жыл бұрын

Sacrifice your torch though 🤔

@glennrose3750

Жыл бұрын

@@1972andyb No one said anything about sacrificing the Torch. You can take a torch apart without breaking the device.

@glennrose3750

Жыл бұрын

@@nedanother9382 Sound advice

Kudos to you. 4 huge life lessons - (1) PACE / backup planning for essential equipment such as shelter, warmth, water, energy, fire / combustion, light, navigation (PACE = Primary, Alternative, Contingency, Emergency). (2) ALWAYS carry a small backup survival kit on your person. (3) ALWAYS carry 3 ways of making fire, one of which should be a fire steel (i always carry 2 CLIPPER lighters & 2 fire steels (SCOUT & ARMY). A clipper lighter is best cos you can remove the flint wheel & use it to light gas stoves & cotton wool / vaseline. (4) ALWAYS take walking poles (they have several uses beyond the obvious).

Hi Wild Bear........just adore your hair! Thanks so much for such lovely, interesting and exciting expeditions. When I feel a bit down I dive into one of your adventures and they ALWAYS cheer me up. X

I can't speak for other viewers. Your showing views with my being disabled I will never see 1st hand. I still camp after breaking my back losing 6 inches of height. The sounds in a tent, marvelous, views day and night spectacular. Thank you for all you do Claire! I truly appreciate your videos! You put your "all" into teaching and showing viewers amazing videos.

Nice one, it's a great area tho always been in rain or cloud when I've been there so this is actually the first time I've seen where I've been ha ha. I would recommend walking poles, a fire steel and a tick removal thingie. I've picked them up camping in November despite wearing trousers and gaiters.

I dunno what sort of doughnut gives this a thumbs down! Really guys. WildBeare is out there on her own and provides us with great entertainment! Whats not to like? Good job girly! And well done! Respect!

After discovering your channel just a few days ago and binge watching for hours on end, this is by far my favourite, being welsh it would be i suppose! The scenery and camera work is simply stunning. I am loving your videos so much, thank you for lighting up my life! Awesome!

"How capable I am. Even though I'm scared." Wonderful comment. Wonderful video.

You are doing a fantastic job with your navigation. You are a brave woman, love this series so far.

I wish I could give you more than one thumbs up. These videos are just amazing Claire. Thank you so much for making them.

Thanks for the fantastic video. I walked the Rhinogs many years ago and still remember the massive clumps of heather on the top of Rhinog Fach and trying to find the way down to Llyn Cwmhosan.

Definitely going to do my first solo wild camp this year now after watching this, thank you for the inspiration.

Great video. it's great to see your skills & confidence grow with each adventure, and being able to calmly see problems as challenges & not set backs. I did a wild camp along the cliffs in Berwick upon tweed last week, & stupidly left my tent, poles And pegs at home (left them in my little rucksack), but didn't panic & instead had a great time building a little shelter using my tent footprint, washed up branches and fishing rope! the best adventures are the ones that come from the unexpected!

Love this and I’m so impressed that you managed to navigate through such difficult terrain, I think I may have panicked!

You appear very comfortable in your own skin, its refreshing to see, definitely motivational for other people.

You get to the top huffing and puffing, then you look across the landscape and see a man made wall, always amazes me the effort put into building those weaving mountainside walls !

Thank goodness you got some matches! 🙌🏻

Very easy to get lost up there. Especially when the mist drops. Tread carefully, plenty of ankle twisters. Love it.

Fantastic, looking forward to part III! Really enjoy your commentary and the drone shots/music are a nice bonus too. Never knew Wales was so beautiful! Above all please keep being you!

Claire, you obviously have such love for all creation, very uplifting

Again an amazing adventure outdoors! May I just humbly thank you for sharing all this beauty from your nature trips! Wishing you safety and all the best for you and your whole family! Best regards from Sweden!

Lovely Drone work. What a great can do attitude you have. Every employers must have. Living in fairly tame countryside in Surrey for many years, I dearly miss my home highlands in Scotland

I can't even begin to imagine what you were feeling as you walked down towards the lake. First there must have been a great sense of accomplishment and then to have it all surrounded by such a stunning sunset!!!!!

Wow this was brilliant to watch the scenery and views where just fantastic your videography is stunning with the music I thought I was watching a program of tv. Can't wait for part three you're very inspiring for us all to get out and see more. I can't get over those views of the mountains it's so wild, I'm glad you manage to get some matches for your stove that was worrying me you need a hot drink when it's that cold at night.

I'm just so impressed with her map reading.

2nd watch. Recent comment. Your videos narration just like Discovery Channel. Better for me! Morning sunshine, morning mountain, USA saying your bright eye bushy tail, happy and full of energy, so up lifting! Clarie you're such a beautiful soul. Thank you so much for your videos!

That rucksack with all kit hanging off it 🤣🤣🤣 awesome... Lovely video

One life so live it and you are embracing it Claire. Wohoooooo x

Watching with my daughter, very inspiring. Well done, it’s a pleasure to watch your progress.

Makes me feel pleased I have a nature hike. ... Feel a bit more confident in it seeing this and I have watched pretty much all your videos now I love them so Inspiring... And helps me feel I know what I might be doing lol

You are truly amazing to go on these adventures alone! I admire your courage and tenacity! I am thankful for you, and am forwarding a link to my adventurous daughter, who also loves to get outside and hike to beautiful destinations. We are in California.

Absolutely breathtaking scenery & you captured it perfectly. I bet it was so peaceful when you stopped. I hope you got to appreciate the beauty of the place when you weren’t filming. Looking forward to part 3 👍🏻

Very good editing! You are such a rare special woman! Great video!

The climb is always seem to be worth it when you get to the top thanks for sharing all the best Clive

I have been impressed! You are a true explorer. I have enjoyed. Thanks for sharing your journey. Thanks.

I always wondered where the rocks came from for the fence lines,now i know, so many rocks,also get youreself a flint stone, saves worrying about lighters and matches,awesome video,love it from Australia...

Your videos are really good and seeing you in your shorts is not the only reason I watch them honest 🙄😁

Thank you. Your video has inspired me to do a 3 day wildcamp in the area, but over a slightly wider circular, spoilt for choice in where to go. No car means train, but I discovered it's quite easy to get in the area. See you out there sometime.

Claire would make an excellent TV presenter - could easily do what Julia Bradbury does..................

Great to see your video of your adventure.The last couple of days I have been watching some of your adventures.Thanks

Just brilliant!! You produce such professional content- you deserve 100k subs ASAP. Well done on your adventure. Peace and love 🙏👍❤️

@WildBeare

3 жыл бұрын

Aw wow thanks John! Happy Friday to you :)

always have back up fire starter - you know this - lint and striker viola - no worries - our list is double checked each trip and we still forget stuff... :) but hey - these how we make memories - beautiful trip

“Not a fashion show, I suppose.” Looks amazing. 🤩 😂👏🏻🇨🇦

I love the fact that you are willing to face things that you are not comfortable with.

I've been looking forward to this episode of your journey. Thank you for your honest and frank account of your adventure. One thing I now appreciate that backpack weight really affects balance when ascending and descending tricky terrain. Also it's ok to change your route and be flexible with the land around you. Can't wait for the next one and whether you make it back in time for the school run! ATB xx

That second night camp location was stunning

I can't believe how beautiful the area looks. I live in California and the area reminds me of the Sierra Nevada mountain area. I love your channel and the adventures you are doing. Stay safe 😁👍👍

Nice 1 Beare, loved watching this video while i should have been working. Love your enthusiasm, have a little crush on you and your ways. even without all of that, the scenery is amazing, thanks for sharing.

Yeah enjoyed the video once again pays always to carry a fero rod or firesteel and striker you may never need it but the one time you do you have it I have a Vango one cost £5 but it's been strapped to my rucksack for ten years and the times I have been glad for it to been there can't wait for part three 🤠

I have been wild camping for over twenty years and there could never be a better hiking/camping buddy than you X❤️❤️X

Nature and a pretty face. What’s not to like? Thanks for taking the time to share. 🙏🏼

I must admit, I feel a bit guilty watching this series without popcorn. Really well done, Claire. Thank you. 👍🙂

5:30 - Alright....full swim in 4.6C water on a right chilly morning earns fairly high-quality trail credibility and serious gumption. I also get the value of a cold soak to wake-up and meet the day, never mind the amazing personal hygiene qualities of a plain water wash. Win win. On other note, the geography geek in me loves placing your map descriptions onto google maps to compare your beautiful videos of your landscapes with the topo map presentation on google. I must say it's a surprise for me to see so much open land (Heather and boggy though it is) with such splendid views. I see the attraction, it's lovely terrain!

Wow, make me wanna go there and explore now yayyyyyy, love the waterfall 💕thanks for sharing your fab video 🤩

Always have double back up fire making 🔥 😉 back up lighter and a fire steel. Fantastic part 2 Claire, really enjoying this trip such beautiful scenery 😍 well done on ploughing up through the heather and bog... hard work some of those paths, I found that in the peak district the other day, harder work than I thought with 13KG on my back. Lee

@sandyboots4754

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, we call it redundancy. One is none, two is one, three is better.

Nothing like pushing your boundaries in such stunning scenery and excellent weather. Great video.

Your video skills your editing in the audio that you put in there are amazing you do a wonderful job.

Watching your videos is better than watching any movie any TV shows anything whatsoever you do a great job

Looks like you had a tough but enjoyable break. It must be great to be able to enjoy the peace and solitude. Looking forward to the next episode.

Fabulous film !

Watched a few of your vids.After this series couldn't not subscribe anymore . Fantastic adventure 👍 well done .

Wow, that was amazing. I felt like I was watching the Welsh version of Outlander!

Claire...This has been an excellent journey. Thank you!

Simply awesome and inspiring, thanks

Spectacular!!!

Absoloutly Brilliant Claire, I'm really enjoying this series. Bravo 👏

Thank you Claire, amazing scenery, appreciate all the effort to share this✌️

Beautifully done!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Simply AWESOME !!!!!

Great footage of some really beautiful scenery 👍 Huge respect for swimming in the river at 4.6 degrees!

OMG THE STARTS OF YOUR VIDS ARE AAAAAMAZING! SO CUTE

I remember parking at the farm house and doing the steps across and wild camping years ago great trip loved it

Another excellent episode, can’t wait for the next one. Thanks for taking us along