wonderful, wow, you are absolutely correct, it does good for the soul, the outdoors cures the mind and body. Thank you for the video very inspiring.

Another great clip cameron great area to camp

Oh wow... I didn't know you had a YT channel. Yipee! I've watched you for more years than I care to count and love your books (one had me crying like an eejit when your dog died). Love your work Cameron... thanks for all you do! 🫶

Cameron I’ve been following your career through your various publications since the 80’S and as a one time avid reader of TGO. I really enjoy your natural presenting style and feel a kinship when I listen to speak about being outside. You get to the kernel of what it means to you, especially in this lovely little video. Thank you and happy bikepacking!

Lots of parallels Cameron - diet changes, backpacking, now more bikepacking since older, GR20 (2008), even Glen Feshie recently in April ( 4 nights backpacking ), cycling with no rucksack - all gear on the bike. Designed & built my own compact bikepacking tent, which is held up by the bike. Have enjoyed your books and programs over many years. Nice to see you looking healthy, probably the change in diet. Responsible wild camping is so good for the soul, and getting to see and stay in the best places in Scotland. There's plenty of prime bikepacking trips in Scotland, look forward to future videos. Thanks. All the best

As always Cameron, your words are inspirational. Your editorial role at TGO made that publication a kind of bible to me, and you actually published a few words of mine. Yes, as you say, get out and enjoy the outdoors. I'm actually on the cusp of a two-month thruhike in the Alps, sitting here typing this but not in the best state physically or emotionally, but I know, as you know, that a few days into my hike I will experience the blessings and healing that nature gives us.

Hi Cameron, oh that looks like sheer luxury, just you, and your loaded bike. The only bike packing I've done was years ago when I was a teenager, I think I was still at school in fact. My pal Davie Smith and me had old second hand bikes, mine was £4 from the Glasgow barras, everything was carried on our backs in old ex army back packs, although we called them rucksacks. We cycled from parkhead to Loch Lomond, when we tried to put the tent up in the lay by just past Duck bay marina we were told there was no camping there. So we just spent the night on the wee bit of beach there. Our healthy meal was square sausage fried in butter on a wee paraffin fueled primus stove. I still like my bike though, good to see you getting out on yours, looking forward to the next video.

Great video. Gorgeous scenery. It’s good to see you out and about after your health issues.

Great wee video Cameron. You're looking well....

Great to see you back in the tent Cameron, looks like a perfect mini adventure

Great to see you still active in the outdoors Cameron, not letting recent health issues stop you - inspiration for us all. ATB for your continued recovery and ambitions for future trips.

I lived in scotland for 12 years and miss it very much. Had to go back south with work but I do return when I can, . Glen feshie is one of the places I head for. Thanks for reminding me, I love the place.

Great video. Respect

Thanks for taking us along with you to this beautiful glen. I’m also trying to lose a few pounds and that pasta, onion and herb meal is making me very 😋 hungry! I have the newer version of your MSR tent, bit lighter, more mesh, probably not quite as robust as yours but fine for my kind of camping. I love the outdoors, I’m a female in my 60s and a walk or gentle bike ride with my little brew kit and watercolour set is just heaven. We are so lucky to live in the British Isles with such a variety of landscapes.

Every time I ride down Glen Feshie……it just looks a little bit better. It’s wonderful.

listening to you, you've had a good life man, and long may it continue, and you're still out there doing it

Food for thought!

Cameron. I absolutely love this video. Your voice and narrative are wonderful to listen to, and with an economy of words, your stories are rich in detail and thought provoking. I really hope you will make more videos like this one, and that it will be a very, very long time until, as you said, it’s time to return to the bosom of Mother Earth. Wonderful and thank you.

Brilliant video as usual…Good to see you out and about…😅

Hi Cameron, great video and it reminds me of my cycle round Scotland in 2012 where I covered over 700 miles, it was the best trip I have ever done. 😊

brilliant video, just found your channel. i just did my first bike packing and my first solo holiday to Mull in June and loved it !(on a gravel bike too!) loads of stuff resonated with me that you talk about. just being out on my bike and in nature really helps keep the head clear. heres to more bike packing!!

You're absolutely correct when you say it's a healing place. Whenever we return home from a holiday in Scotland we feel like we've 'de-aged'! No place better for the body and soul. Thank you for your fabulous videos, Cameron.

Great video Cameron. Thank you. No midgies ..... looked too cold for the little b................

Great video Cameron . Pleased your road back to health is going so well

One of my favourite places to visit, a very special place indeed. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to get back out on the bike and explore nature! Look forward to your next adventure 🙏

Thank you Cameron for an insight into your travels and wisdom. Keep up the great work.

One of your best videos Cameron. Great to see you in your element in one of Scotlands best glens. I'm off on the TMB this Sept so was heartened to hear you recommend. The JMT is on my bucket list too. ATB and happy trails . Andrew

Wonderful. Good to see you on your gravel bike. However, with those places within a reasonable mileage of your home, I guess if it gets too difficult you could eventually easily adapt your Trek Powerfly 5. Many thanks for sharing.

Sublime as ever...

Got myself an e-bike at last and looking for locations to go camping with it where the roads are "less lethal". Loved Feshiebridge and Sgòr Gaoith.

Nice hearing you reminiscing Cameron, I was in Glen Feshie yesterday, first time in over 20 years. I was struck just how beautiful it is thanks to rewilding. If only the rest of Scotland could look like this. Look forward to your next video.

You also got a Hover X1 drone for your B-roll, Cameron? Some nice footage. The scenery wasn't too shabby either.

Ah, Corsica, local beer, Pietra! My favourite indulgence. Only one though. Stage 4 kidney disease…

Great Cameron, good to see you looking well, I think I camped on the exact spot as you when I bike packed in there last year. I'm glad you didn't cut the top off your finger with that knife 😂 All the best.

That was not filmed recently in this shocking summer we have been having certainly in the west of Scotland. That is a Glen I am really keen to explore on my bike but my days of solo camping are over for me as I would starve as pouring boiling water with my hand tremor would either end up with a scalding or repeated attempts until the water source ran dry. At least my range in and out on the eMTB would allow me to see a good bit of the scenery. Where is the best place to park up and gain entry in your opinion.

Lovely video Cameron. I am thinking of trying some bike packing since slowing down on the hills. Is your gravel bike an E-bike? I am only returning to cycling and the choice now is overwhelming! Thanks Dave

a recent american study showed that intermittent fasting increased chance of having cardiac event by 90%

Are you watching your cholesterol ect? Have you changed your diets since your health issues?