Hi from Scotland thank you for realy interesting good fun videos to your self and cutie Petraeus stay safe 🙂🙂🙂🙂🥰🥰🥰🥰

Awesome channel Shamus and Petra is a stunning dog. Compulsive viewing 👍👍 Simon

Petra is the star of your channel👍

These are very good videos to watch and I mainly watch them late at night to help me sleep as I suffer from insomnia due to tinnitus and they help to distract from it until I feel sleepy enough to sleep. I love your words of wisdom! Regards Matthew👍

hi shamus i am not a camper at all but the videos are so relaxing with great locations they just draw you to a better place in these funny old times thanks very much phil.

Lovely part of the moor and another great video. Petra really is a lovely dog :) ATB, Dave

Thanks again for another great video .👌👏👏👏🙏

Cracking video Shamus. Very interesting as always. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Cheers 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Love your vlogs. Inspirational and very interesting. Especially love the history of the areas you camp.

Fabulous. The views up there are something else but I would think camping up there would be quite spooky, mind you Petra looks happy enough with it.

Great video mate, I have to agree base camp foods are great. Have a good week, looking forward to Thursdays video. Joe.

Great again thanks

Another really informative and fun video on what has to be one of the best channels covering Dartmoor. Nice job Shamus! Your approach is spot on. It must take so much time to plan your videos, film, edit etc etc. But they come across brilliantly and I thoroughly enjoy them. Can't wait for the next instalment. I've watched this one a couple of times and just wanted to send you some positive feedback. How about covering some content on walking/hiking boots at some time in the future, I see your boots take quite a beating in the elements, so you must have some good tips and experience to share! Take care Shamus and stay safe. All the best, Pete :)

Another great video, the heart stopped for a moment when Petra jumped the barbed wire ! The coffee looked good, might have to get some for my next wild camp on 30th. Planning on the Chilterns near the River Thames.

P.S. Apologies that i keep spelling your name wrong, Shamus.

Another fab video thanks for sharing it. Interesting about the moss usage during the war !

Excellent video ....enjoy the history lesson especially the Bronze Age part...some much to see

Love your camera work Shamus x

This really is a top notch channel you’re building here Shamus - look forward to each of your uploads and welcome all the quality advice given. Waiting on Thursday now 👍😀

G'day from queensland Australia. I do a mix of frozen veggies & rice / noodles mixed with T.V.P. Just add water. Noodles have a sauce & powdered sachet mix in a packet. Gerard.

Not the colour tent I'd think of for a wild camp but there again you were on Dartmoor and wild camping is okay there. Nice to hear people who have knowledge of the places they go or share what they're learning as they go too; Petra is a lovely lady, what a born star. I've had German and Belgian Shepherds in the past, great dogs. I've not had a dog for some years now but I think I did I might go for a Jack Russell or something as lively and a similar size. Good luck for those going for the stove, I think I have quite enough now. Bowland Forrest for me last week and it was a bit wild but that's whole point for me. I shall be out again (allegedly) - being in tier 3 now - I'm not sure it would be approved by the authorities, but i can't get or spread any virus when I'm nowhere near any other person for at least a mile. I have been on Dartmoor for a long time, I think I was wearing a heavy Bergen last time. Stay safe.

Found your channel a few weeks back I'm loving it keep up the great vids 🍻

Brilliant video Shamus really enjoyed it your channel one of my current favs

Love the dog mate 👌👌👌

Another top video and becoming one of my favourite wild camping channels. Shamus you are good but the star of the show for me is Petra.....she is adorable.

Did my first wild camp a couple of weeks ago it was great can't wait to go again and I'm really enjoying your videos cheers

Like the historical facts in this video, interesting stuff. I feel enlightened 🙂😁

No. Thankyou. Another thoroughly entertaining,informative and enjoyable video. Ian

Thank god other people understand the importance of upland peat bogs. If the townies have their way they will replant all the peat bogs in the Cambrians with trees in the belief they can carry on living as they do - at the expense of a diverse habitat.

Thank you for another enjoyable adventure. Yes, I know I say it all the time: I love Petra! And of course you too Seamus. That standing stone is beautiful. Honestly I'd be a bit scared to be out there at night, good thing you are not.

Thanks Shamus another great video. The Beardown Man has got to be my favourite menhir on the moor....well of all the ones I’ve seen so far. Keep up the good work!

Your videos are of outstanding production value and your presentation and story telling is captivating! I hope you get more subscribers you deserve it! Please keep up the great content.

Fascinating stuff... You're a fountain of interesting facts and general info. I've learned things about peat bogs I never knew before, such as their role in CO2 (I just thought they were a wet nuisance!). Also about the bronze age stones etc... Thank you. Perhaps sometimes you could put in a little map in a link so I can study your route? That bridge at the beginning, for example, I've never seen that before, and it looked difficult to find a way across that bleak featureless Moor.

Another brilliant video, the editing makes it such an easy watch!!

I've never been to Devils Tor but is on my list of places to go. The closest I've been to Devils tor is whistmans wood😁👍

This video popped up on my recommendations. Very glad it did as I really enjoyed watching it. Looks like you and your dog share great adventures. Going to check out some of your other videos now. 👍

Love the intro shot of Petra, and the drone type shots of the Beardown Man... You are storming with your subscribers due to the work and effort you are putting into your channel. Keep up the momentum and outstanding content.

Another goodn mate! Really enjoy hearing about the history of the moors 😁 Would love to see a Thursday video on tents or essentials for winter wildcamping 😬

Great video Shamus Very informative, that hiliburg looks like a cracking bit of kit. Really enjoying your channel mate 👍

Another great video Shamus, thank you. You deserve the rapid rise in Subscribers. Here's to many more.... Cheers!! (what was in the hip flask you added to the hot chocolate?)

Love all the facts you share. I’d love a Hilleberg too. Currently saving for a Soulo. Seeing Petra, I miss my dog 😢, but reminded of Blue Peter 😎

Really enjoying your channel, I spent the night at that very same spot at the beginning of August and the ground was just as wet then. ATB Jason

Cracking vlog Shamus! Just discovered your channel and it's definitely a cut above a lot of Dartmoor interest channels. I have wild camped many times on the North Moor, usually around Fur Tor/ Cut Hill. Did you set off from Holming Beam? Liked and subscribed, now to catch up on your other episodes 👍

impressive menhir! I loved your video. It must be awesome to camp near one. Here in Spain we have a few, if I dare one day to spend the night close to one. Best regards!

Really enjoyed this one Shamus. I like the 'have tent will travel' and put it where I like feature ! 🙂 I hope Petra wasn't still in there.

Great video again . Normally when I go wild camping I always forget one thing. Does this happen to you often ? or do you run a checklist each time ?

Thanks for the video again.. would be interested to know your thoughts on head lamps and the little camp light you use if you have a link to a previous Thursdsy video that covers this? Or maybe one for the future now the evenings are drawing in.

Crikey sir, that's a bright tent. Let me get my sunglasses.

I love to walk the bogs Shamus and get turned on by the Sphagnum Moss to. Yeah 1 meter of peat is about 1,000 years in time. I like to take a bit from the bottom of a rise and think to myself I am holding 2,000 years of carbon time in my hands and then smell it. Any way, enjoyed that. Mark

Another entertaining and informative video. The wet bogs don't seem to bother you, I wonder if you are planning to talk about footwear and keeping your feet dry.

Nice video. I tweeted out the prize draw for you.

Much as I love dogs and Petra especially... but how do you manage the hairs and dirt on your kit, especially the tent??

I've always wondered if I would feel too cramped in a Soulo and then I see a guy with a German Shepherd... I need to reevaluate my relation with space 😆

Great video mate, what a beautiful dog. Does she fit ok in the soulo, i've got a staffy and want to take him with me on a camp just not sure if he'll be comfortable and he's getting old bless him

Great stuff Shamus. I'm planning a couple of nights on Dartmoor next week. What pegs do you use with your Soulo on Dartmoor? I've just used the normal V pegs with my Soulo thus far but have added 4 black label Y pegs to my Enan. Are the V pegs enough on Dartmoor? Its one place I've not yet been to....and it looks pretty damp at the moment :-) Many thanks again

Which of your tents do you prefer with a dog companion? Does the Hexpeak get a look in? (which looks ideal with a big porch) Which Montane jacket is that? (black with red lining) - looks nice.

Seamus, how do you wade through the water up to your knees? What boots, socks and gaiters have you got? Or you just a hard man and sleep in soggy kit? Please reply I'm really intrigued

How did you get your Hillburg tent because when I looked they were all sold out?

Shamus, what’s that coffee like? Not seen that before!

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