Another great vid mate looks a nice place love the minimalistic approach keeps everything compact. Look forward to the next one, you know it makes sense 👍

enjoyed the film... looking forward to watching a few more from you... thanks

lol, nice way to secure the bike Fell, classic and it worked. good setup that. fire could have been a little bigger for my tastes but hey ho, each to their own lad. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Moose

Enjoyed that very much . Beautiful countryside there .

Loved this video and your back to basic minimalist kit

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

mack tightwad Its more satisfying keeping it basic, its good training in case it does hit the fan then we have the basic skills to survive, thanks for watching

Enjoyed it. Thank you. PJF

I too have one of the Coleman duel fuel stoves. Works great, but it's a touch heavy for long range packing. Cooking on a fire is awesome though. Thanks for a fun video!

Nice one. Recognising the railway line and trying to figure out where that is, great fun.

Thanks Chris, pleased you found it interesting, I only hope there are some nice days left to be able to get out again as the weather has now turned for the worst.

Outstanding vid my friend. When i talked to you as you were leaving home i was hoping for another cracking video and you did not disapoint . Keep them coming.. Chris.

Thanks for the comment, I'm 15 miles north of Newcastle near Ashington, camping in Autumn is nice although the nights are getting long and really cold now, will need to invest in some cold weather gear and get some more videos made. Atb Damian.

Well presented and very enjoyable vid mate...subbed and looking forward to more of your work :)

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

thank you for watching

Cracking video mate enjoyed It from here in broomhill Northumberland

Great video looks like you had a great time .

actually went and had a look for the ob my self. Found a few nice places to camp around the area. I ended up sat having a brew mid afternoon in the woods on my own it was awesome. Keep up the good work pal.

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

Steve Brookes That woodland is quite a good place, not too far to get there by walking but far enough to away from people and easy enough to stay stealthy and hidden

The bunker was blown up after the war to stop kids going in and a possible collaspe, wanted to get closer to see what was left but wasn't to be. Pleased you liked the video, atb Damian.

"The more I try to brush off the leaves the more I push it into the meat" hahahahaha comedy gold. Great video enjoyed it a lot. Thumbs up.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

pleased you enjoyed and thanks for watching

Another great vid mate, keep em comin. Lnt spot on.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks.. I will upload soon, watch this space..

Cracking little trip and camp 👍

HI Damian great video i see you love it out there i just subscribed and look foeward to more videos

brilliant yet again buddy

Damien, The Younger. Says me from 2023, watching the old Fell Wanderer films. I like the honesty.

@Fell_Wanderer

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Brilliant video! I think I was your 500th subscriber! Love the video mate, keep it up!

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, just checked and I've just reached over 500 subs :-)

Enjoyed that bud! Nice to find another from our region too! Hope your bike was still there! lol!

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

The bike was still there and was well hidden, I wasn't too bothered about getting it nicked as its an old bike made from spares lying around, we are lucky to live up here, its quite scenic and there are lots of places to explore, thanks for you comment.

I really enjoyed this vid, thanks for taking us along. I liked you found an old WW2 bunker, we don't have any of that history laying around here in the USA. Great knot work too btw...

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

Jerkabobber Thank you, pleased you enjoyed it, Atb, Damian

Great camp site. Watch those crossings.

really great video thanks for sharing

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm pleased you found it interesting

Thanks, its getting colder now so might only be one or two wild camps left this year but I will try and do one soon.

Absolutely fantastic video! A pleasure to watch. I subbed, keep them coming :)

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Pleased you liked it and thanks for watching

Nice knots good sir!

Good watching that video! Nice one, subbed as well! All the best!

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Cheers, thanks for watching..

I think the fish was called Old Bill or George or something lol.. Its been 30 years since we last camped down there near the Burn with the army cadets, nice to hear from you Bro and thanks for watching.

Great vid mate, really enjoyed it. I have a lot of the same kit as you, You really can't beat good, solid, reliable kit : ) Subscribed for sure!!

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

GoonieBushcraft Cheers, and thanks for the sub, Atb, Damian

thanks you, pleased you enjoyed it.

Hi m8 nice no nonsense wild camp. Just subbed

proper british camping mate nice one .i really like your style out and about exploring just like it use to be.sir i wish you the very best thanks

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Pleased you found it interesting and thank you for your kind words.

Been working my way through your video's. Me and 2 friends do a lot of wild camping up the Brecon Beacons. I was a little disappointed I didn't see your trade make instant mash in this one

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Off the top of my head I cant remember what I had to eat for that vid, I think it was savory rice which took forever to boil with chops and burgers, mash is boring on its own but fills you up, best to mix lots butter, salt, pepper and gravy, the way I look at it, so long as you have mash and some kind of meat, you have a meal

Hi. That was nice. I just subscribed. Keep them coming ! I use exactly the same Thermarest as you. I think I am quite a bit taller than you though. I use it together with a closed cellfoam mat of about one meter length, which is also perfect to sit on next to the fire. I also use it to kneel on paddling my canoe. Cheers.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

I have to say the Prolite isn't as comfortable as my Thermarest Toughskin which is a little thicker, its a compromise between comfort and weight/pack size, I wake up sometimes feeling a little sore on my hips but nothing too bad, if I were camping for more than a couple of nights I'd take a thicker mat, I've not got cold using only the Prolite in temperatures down to around 4 degrees C, so its still a decent mat, thanks for the sub and for watching

i love the way you parked your bike lol

Great vid mate, I love your minimalistic approach, Pity about the Aux OB, I'm sure there must be a few out there that never got demolished! Good BOV too, ATB

My kind of camping out exactly! Low tech, no hype and absolutely no omigods! I think I would have scrambled a couple of eggs into that rice, broken into a small plastic bottle with a teaspoon of milk and a bit of pepper before you go. Thanks for posting!

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

your welcome, thanks for watching

Great video and really sincerely thanks for sharing a bit of good history and acknowledging brave men that step forward when called to duty. As for the bike getting pinched I did not know that bikes can be pinched? LoL. Maybe stolen but pinched? when made of metal and aluminum? I do really enjoy the idea of outdoor adventures including the mountain bike use.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Pinched also means stolen here in Northern England.. the bike is just made up from bits lying around so I'm not too careful about loosing it lol..

NICE Job

Haha, launch that bike!! ;-) good vid mate, very enjoyable watch. Cheers

Great vid

My new fav youtuber

Great video mate! When will damians woodland kitchen be available on DVD lol.

Amazing loved it

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I really appreciate your comment

Great video.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

Ha ha.. I should take more care of it but the bike was built from old spares lying around so is a bit of a wreck anyway, thanks for watching atb Damian.

Another good video and you have a good sense of humour

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

John Grealey the wife would disagree about the sense of humour lol but thanks, atb, Damian

@johngrealey359

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for replying to me i enjoy watching your videos there very good keep them coming mate

Thanks, I will have a look at those wood gas stoves I've not seen them before, they seem to work off the same principle as a rocket stove and will burn more efficiently than my homemade hobo stove.

Cheers mate and thanks

Great video :)

Nice video wouldn't have been taking savoury rice though that takes long enough even at home haha!

Enjoyed your vid,just subbed you. Cheers

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Pleased you enjoyed it and thanks for the sub its much appreciated.

nice on mate cracking vid alb

nice vid enjoyed watching subbbed keep up the vids.

Awesome camp out! Looks like a fun place to explore. You have a pretty cool channel, Sub'd! -Jacko

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

MuddyTigerOutdoors Thanks for watching, Atb, Damian

Hi, Love your videos! You deserve 10 times the subscribers yo have! How often do you upload?

@Fell_Wanderer

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I upload on average one per month and I'm hoping to get out in the Lake District in next week or so. ATB

I've now added a link to your website in the description of the video

nice one bro! 30 years since you, me and Gib ,were down the pike pond ! i wonder if the biggin is still there ? not by the look of the weeds eh!

Thank you for watching my friend

not a prepper but i do learn a lot about prepping never seen someone use a bike as a bugout vehicle i like it

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Pleased you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

I haven't seen many of your videos yet but enjoyed the ones I have watched. . . What is the air mat you used and were do you get it from ?

@Fell_Wanderer

8 жыл бұрын

+jacky Parker The mat is a Thermarest prolite, purchased from Go Outdoors in Newcastle upon Tyne. Great for lightweight back packing but being quite thin can feel a little uncomfortable and cold during winter/early spring. There is a sweet spot with air pressure and comfort, too hard or soft and it doesn't feel as good as Thermarest's thicker mats. its a compromise between light/compactness and comfort. Thanks for watching.. Damian

you're crazy man... but I Love this video! thanks for sharing

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, life's too short so go out and enjoy the things you love doing..

What pack are you using ? I've been thinking of getting the snugpak sleeka 35 . Yours looks like it . If it is , how do you like it ?

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

The pack I'm using is the Karrimor Sabre 35, there is a review of it on my video called "Woodland overnight wild camp with gear review", I like it because its not too big but fine for a couple of days camping, it makes you think carefully what to put in as its only 35 liters but that's part of the challenge of being minimal and choosing the right gear to put it, the pockets are 5l each and just the right size for the Crusader Cook Set.

Good stuff,yeah a stove can make cooking a bit easier,pity they shut those underground shelters,you can see why but they would be a good place to wildcamp if the weather really bad.Always like your style of wildcamping..... i'm a gearhound atb Eddie.

I try not to carry too much water, always planning a trip where I can procure and boil, I always carry water purification tabs as a backup, my minimalistic approach means I carry a one litre bottle and its easy to drop one tablet in to purify a litre of water, we are lucky here in the UK there is water everywhere because it rains most of the time :-)

Thanks for watching pleased you enjoyed it

Do you ever have any problems with ticks? Bracken being tick land?

There are some that never got blown up probably because they were forgotten about, thanks for watching

Nice vid mate enjoyed watching, we're gonna need a bigger fire tho lol!! Atb lee

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

TBH, I should have started off with a bigger fire then cooked later on the coals, the fire was too small and failed to retain the heat.

I gave credit to Stephen Lewins on the video when using the pics, didn't know how to contact him personally. I will also add a link to the British Resistance archive

To bad you didn't make it to your original destination. Would of been phenomenal to see the underground. Anything you wouldn't do... lol I'm on it!

Only just found your channel mate but enjoying vids .... Making a effort to sub smaller independent channels. Like a product reveiw as much as the next gear junky but some channels are all about product placement & gushing over freebies .rather than honest reveiws . U had me in stitches on the squeal little piggy video. Haha

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

To be honest I'm not in it for anything other than enjoying been outdoors and sharing my thoughts and ideas with others, pleased you enjoyed the scene from Deliverance lol, thanks for watching.

Great video mate! Just wondering what the dimensions of the basha is?

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment, the basha is about 8'4"x7'4" (2.54m x 2.24m) and weighs about 1170g, great reliable piece of kit

Great vid mate, enjoyed it, i need ta get out me sel , love the autum stealth camps, were in the northeast are ya ? Atb john

Love the comment of your dinner running off.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

lol.. who needs a fridge when your food is fresh and running around, thanks for watching..

cheers

Great video love looking bk on these for inspiration cheers Damien...p.s do you here from mancamper 66 hop he's OK 👌

@Fell_Wanderer

3 жыл бұрын

I talk to him on Whatsapp a lot, hopefully we will get out again soon

@ipaales7552

3 жыл бұрын

@@Fell_Wanderer cheers Damien nice to know he's ok 👌

You are the funniest dude on KZread mate

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

colin brown Thanks I appreciate that, although I'm just myself and come across dry most of the time according to others

@colinbrown4008

9 жыл бұрын

Would love to see a video of you hammock camping bro

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

I'm not into hammock camping, more of a bottom dweller to be honest

@colinbrown4008

9 жыл бұрын

LMFAO

What's the dif from the full size roll mat?

@Fell_Wanderer

6 жыл бұрын

The prolite length is shorter, I'm not sure by how much but with me being 5' 6", the mat covers down to my knees with only my feet and calves not covered but they never seem to get cold and if I'm lying in the fetal position the mat just about covers me.

nice.

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

thank you

just straight down the hatchet lol no chewing required

Thank you for watching.

Two words, mate. Pit fire. (Better stealth & burns small fuel more efficiently.)

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

Bruce Hodson I did make the fire too small for cooking and a pit would have been better, thanks for watching

Looks like Yeti country. Power line cuts are known to be Squatch highways all over the world.

@Fell_Wanderer

8 жыл бұрын

+Biting Mongeese - Geoffrey Bynoe They have been spotted in Harwood forest about 10 miles from that location so its possible they could be around there.

Thanks for the comment, have subbed you back, ATH, Damian

Is there any dangerous animals or dangerous love

Good one mate, I get a laugh

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

M Gatto Thanks, pleased you enjoyed it, Damian

where did you get your bivy bag from

@Fell_Wanderer

8 жыл бұрын

+oliver hill I bought it from an army surplus store on Ebay, can't remember who but there are many suppliers and reasonably priced.

@oliverhill2060

8 жыл бұрын

OK thanks

straight lines catch the eye

the horses knob did i hear you say ?

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

Yes, just the job lol..

@joohop

10 жыл бұрын

FUNNY LAD !!!!

Wouldn't be one Bigfoot lurking with intent. Would be a family unit or a hunting party.

10:43 nc man

Don't worry, Big Foot lives here in Tennessee :)

@Fell_Wanderer

10 жыл бұрын

He may live here as well, its quite squatchy here in Northumberland on the Scottish Border lol

your lucky you don't have to worry about bears like me here in Canada,

@Fell_Wanderer

9 жыл бұрын

kobakgb We are lucky here in the UK there are no really bad animals to worry about when camping unless you camp in a farmers field full of bulls

HAHAHA your funny as f%@k..great video..thanks for posting

you really shouldn't toss your bike like that lol... it hits at the wrong angle, doesn't matter what kind of bike it is, those tires are gonna dent