+gerry mcveigh Thanks, Gerry. We got lucky with the weather conditions which, as you know, makes filming so much easier!

Thanks very much. We love the Mournes and the weather on the days that we made this film were just incredible.

David Hoy thanks, much appreciated. Check out our mournes moods video as well - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fp5-qNd30dKYj4k.html Martin and sharron

Thank you very much and glad you liked our video. Martin and Sharron

Thanks for your kind comments. Check out out Mournes timelapse video as well kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fp5-qNd30dKYj4k.html Martin and Sharron

Thanks a mill!

Thanks, Eoghain. We were very lucky to have such in credible weather.

+Kieran McCann Thanks for your comment. Glad to hear that our films have inspired you to take up hiking and wild camping. We wish you many great and memorable days on the hills!

Thanks, the Mournes are our favorite mountain range in Ireland.

+PATRICK ŻERKOWSKI Thanks, Patrick. We were certainly lucky to get two fine consecutive days up there. The cloud inversion at the end made us almost think that we were in the Alps.

+Adrian McGlynn Thanks, glad you enjoyed the film. The Mournes are where Sharron and I did the majority of our early hillwalking so we have a great attachment to them and have spent many happy hours up there in all weathers. This trip was really worth filming as the conditions were perfect.

Thanks, Paschal :-)

Yes, that was the airplanes following the flight path into Dublin Airport. When you shoot timelapse at night, you realise just how crowded our skies are with aircraft. The all pervasive light pollution in many areas is another thing you notice.

Many thanks indeed, Mark. We absolutely love the Mournes, they're great at any time of the year, and in any weather. Have you seen our timelapse film 'Mourne Moods'? It's on our channel.

A Girl Gone Wild thanks, much appreciated

Thanks, hope you manage a camp in the wonderful mournes soon

Thanks

+Wye Explorer Thanks, Mark. As Radanath said: Mother Nature is always speaking. She speaks in a language understood within the peaceful mind of the sincere observer. Glad you enjoyed the film. This was one we really enjoyed making as the weather conditions were perfect.

Kernowclimber Good day folks...yeah mother nature spans all religions and I couldn't agree more with the quote. You guys captured it spot on. Look forward to more. Have a great week Mark.

Thanks we enjoyed making the video

Sean Mckinney thanks, the mournes a great place. Follow us on KZfaq, Facebook and Instagram for details of our work and upcoming photo tours

Thanks again. The Mournes are great at anytime of the year

Robert Dunn thanks for your nice comment. Hope you get to visit the mournes. They are our favorite mountains in Ireland. Please check out our other Irish videos and subscribe to see future videos. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Martin and Sharron

Purple Peak Adventures I subbed! Maybe someday you could do a video on the Slieve Blooms. Not sure if I spelled it right?

+savedpurplecat Glad that our video worked for you! This was one of the few days when we have been on Binnian without rain, high wind, low cloud or snow. But on a clear day the Mournes are fantastic and such a compact range gives a variety of different walks (and on a clear day you can see them from Scotland). Regards, Martin and Sharron

+Anthony dunne Thanks, Anthony. Glad you enjoyed the film of one of our favourite range of Irish mountains. ATB, Sharron and Martin

+Shane Mac Con Uladh Thanks for your kind words. We just lucked out with the weather really!

Cheers, glad you enjoyed it :-)

+Renegade Scot Cheers, mate. We got a couple of great days in probably our favourite mountain range in Ireland.

Thanks, Brentz. The Mournes are one of Ireland's most beautiful mountain ranges.

Thanks

+Pat Watters Glad you liked it. The Mournes are certainly nice when the weather is good. Martin and Sharron

Hi there, and thanks for the kind words. The Mournes are an incredible, scenic and compact mountain range, great for wild camping and exploring. We use a full frame Pentax K1 camera for the timelapse imagery, and were then using a Panasonic Lumix FZ100 camera for the video. We've since upgraded the latter to a GH4.

We always use a tent.

+srtcharles65 Thanks for your kind comments. When we go wild camping, we try and head for the most remote places where we are unlikely to be disturbed by any one else. We usually pitch the tent just before sun down and will leave early the next morning. First and foremost, leave no trace. Camp fire are usually frowned upon as they scorch the ground and can set peat alight. We hate seeing plastic bottles, food wrappings, beer cans and mounds of loo roll left behind by others. Pack it in, pack it out! As for kit, well a lot of that is down to personal preference and how much you want to carry (and spend!!). We travel very lightly indeed, so that our summer camping kit can fit into an alpine backpack with ease (sleeping mat, sleeping bag, pillow, night clothing, waterproofs etc., stove, pan, eating utensils (made of titanium), and either a two man tent or bivvy bag). We normally carry freeze dried food on multi day treks. Getting your camping kit right to suit you is very much trial and error. I'd advise trying a low level camp somewhere first to test your kit and to see if you're happy with it (especially the sleeping bag which will need to be warm enough!!) before you head out to a more remote area. Hope that helps, and happy wild camping!