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absolutely stunning views, what a great video/channel.

Liking the Grid References, as this will save me time when I am up there later this month.

Excellent 👌

What a smashin hike! -I see your lunar solo has exactly the same noise grief in wind as my Lanshans! lol I've ordered some tent canopy clips to add another fastening to the 'more flappy' parts - one more in a collection of (prob useless) experimental mods to make me feel like I'm still doing something camping related during this lockdown! Looking forward to the ferry from Belfast getting back to normal to get another trail done. Enjoying your vids! atb Sinco

Enjoyed that. Cheers.

Nice to see you both out and about and enjoying a long anticipated wrap o'clock. Great video and yep you need that guy line putting on! Or ear plugs? Sleeping bag recommendation I use the Thermarest Parsec 20. Light, hydrophobic down, packs small and under a kg. Just shop around as the price varies massively from shop to shop. I checked prior to writing this and Amazon were the most expensive but I paid just shy of £300 but it's available for £270

love the video robin and love thats area of cairngorms nice summit bit windy so not just me gos out in wind tfs atb bryan

Yaaaaassss the Dynamic Duo Love it!! Well in lads class as usual keep the vids coming.

Great vid Robin.

Robin, Great trip, glad the two of you are up and running again. The Cairngorms take a bit of beating when you have the conditions. Looking forward to seeing your up and coming adventures. Cheers, Charlie.

Like you, I decided to replace my old 3 season down bag. I went for a Sestrals quilt from As Tucas. About the same bulk as my old bag, but half the weight at 600g for the 167 insulated version (rated to 2 deg). Not thoroughly tested yet, but shuts out light (and noise) without getting too stuffy.

Looks stunning, even more than usual. Such blue in your sky shots.

We done this same walk at the weekend and also camped down near the loch, but slightly higher up so we got some shelter from the hill. Big slabs of snow on the tent in the night. It can get wild out there.

Brilliant once again Robin, you can't beat the sound of fresh cold and clean running water.

Great to see you out Robin, got out myself.......canny beat getting the wind between yer lugs. God bless Scotland, it’s lovely and it’s hame.

Nice one guys! Bet that one blew the cob webs out! I'll need to give the old wraps a go. Handy wee snack that won't end up turning rank in the heat lol.

I gotta try these wraps you go on about as I love mackerel x

Another great video lads .. mon the wraps!

You both must be so happy to be back in big hills. Well done. Long walk!

Wrap o'clock!?! Thought you was ganna bomb some naughty stuff.. Loving the blue!! Such a grand vid dude.. Bet it was sweet geeting back at it! Stay safe n keep um coming!!

What a great trip, nice to see those wonderful valley's in the Cairngorms. Will I ever hike in Scotland again. I hope so. Cheers Robin.

Nice one lads , I’ll have to give the wraps a try 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for another vid, I really enjoy them. Looks like a good trip. I visited my mum in Kinloch Rannoch almost this time last year and was able to spend a couple of nights in the hills on the edge of the Cairngorms - am absolutely dying to get back there! I also like the Grid Refs - would love to see map routes inserted into the vids. Thanks again.

Nice one fellas. Probably tough going underfoot for some of that. Lovely surroundings as always though! I'm sure you know but the Summit to Eat meals have a fill level line marked A,B,C etc.. on the inside. If you're currently measuring out the water it may save you a little hassle if you use the line letter. Hopefully I'm not telling you something you already know!! lol :-) It's written pretty small on the back so we also write the letter on the packet. I'm a little blind especially in low light conditions so that's part of our pre adventure prep. All the best the nooo… D&L :-)

Bit late getting to this one, sorry Robin. Isn't L.O.D to White Bridge just the best start to a walk? Water from the stream and a wee sing song with Walking Chicken.Nice nod to Head For The Hills Scotland...Looks like a tough one so soon after lockdown..ATB to you and Kev.

What a trip! You had perfect conditions by the looks of it. Bet you were buzzing, being out in the mountains again. Permission to mock the mack wrap before trying it. LOL. I love mackerel though so I wouldn't completely rule it out. Cheers, Mari

Beautiful location!

Looks like a really nice hike! Thanks for sharing!

Would love to see a special feature on the wraps - Jamie Oliver style 👌

Nice to see you oot again and with mad kev haha. The new troosers ar awfa braw. Rich

Epic Cairngorms. Great video. Richard

Another cracking video and good to see you & Kev back oot! Amazing views and loved the windswept, man leg pose! 😉😂 Those wraps though... 🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢

Maan, you had some snow up there Robin. I take it this is a new video. The chicken camps again and a mighty fine one to. Scan for camp was successful. Good route out - that old tree stump might be a thousand years old or more. Good going. Mark

Cracking matey I’m loving the Raps 😀👍 ATB Trev

The hills are alive with the sound of music🎶 and wraps. Ha ha loved the 'Walkin Chicken' intro 💼 respect. Thought the wild flower shot with the mountains was beautiful🌼

Brilliant mate. Watching videos like this definitely gives you the itch to get back out . well done 👍

Great Video Robin. Super stuff. 👍🏻

Brilliant video mate of a great trip. Nice tunage anaw 👌👍 roll oan the next one. Make up for lost time.

Check these. I have the Standard M, it weighs 1.120kg and I comfortably slept at -5 centigrades. I have also some Cumulus items and the quality os absolutely comparable, but for a fraction of the price. I also have an Ice Flame quilt, very nice but I use it in spring/fall seasons.

Good video, the Rab Mythic 400 works well as a bag if you're looking for suggestions 👍

Yasssss back at it! Great start to the post-Covid season 👍. Planning on doing those two by bike fairly soon from either Linn of Dee or Bridge of Tilt (to make a proper big day). Looking forward to the next one! Oh, and mackerel wraps have been consumed in this household 😁

Nice to see the Cairngorms from different angle! Sometimes I forget there are more glens than the ones I've explored! :) For your sleeping bag I can vouch for the Katabatic Alsek quilt. Second to none but based in the US so may be a pain to get. I've also heard great things about enlightened equipment... but for Europe I think Cumulus is still the reference.

Inspired as usual Robin. I'm Heading out on friday evening, far from the hordes hopefully 🤞 cannot wait .

Wow those cairngorms are pretty special Robin , but you put the effort in to reach the summits . I bet it felt like winter at times in that wind . The old solo was rattling away , I always leave the guy lines attached to those side tie out points lol . I too had a restless night in the solo in the lakes, but who needs sleep eh . really enjoyed it atb Dave PS you cant beat a good wrap .

Aww nice place to collect some fresh water 😁 I would love to just drink mountain water 💜 You caught some really great views and put this video together brilliant xox

Enjoyed that Robin, cheers for sharing it mate ATB Jiffy 👍🏻

haha.. itching for a pitching.. love it. beautiful area nice one!

Lovely video, really enjoyed it! Worth having a pair of earplugs in your kit, I always do just for windy nights 😊 Keep Up the great content.

Hi, great video. I've never done the cairngorms before and will put it on my list. I have a Lunar Solo by six moons and agree that the tie out on the panels are really important in higher winds. I also added some grip clips by Gram counter from Ultralight outdoor gear on the largest panel to add some support there, works a charm. The most difficult thing with that tent is finding enough space I think. It's only a one man but the area it requires is quite significant. Thanks for the video.

Now thats an interesting route i never thought off when you mentioned the "white bridge" i was thinking where the hell is he going? lol! I have always intended in bagging they two Munros from Feshie i thought you where going straight on into Geldie Burn territory. But that is the main reason i love that neck of the woods as there are many different routes to make up as you go along you could walk there a 100 times and never get bored :)

Nice one lads , looked a good trip .. good video as usual Robin .. Cheers Stevie

Great footage as always⛺️🤠👍. Tinned mackerel😯?! Go De-luxe & take some vac-packed smoked, peppered mackerel 😻😍🤤😍❗️

Never underestimate mackerel or sardines in a wrap.... Loads on the shelves🤘🤘🤘🤘

Interesting that you came down Glen Geusachan. I was told 20 odd years ago by an experienced walker 'never, ever go down that glen as it's horrible' and I never did, but it looked ok in your video. I did these after a night camping beside Corour bothy and my wee photo was taken on the way over to the lochan you camped beside so that tells you what sort a day it was. I never found the path down to Glen Dee either and stumbled through all sorts to get down. Perhaps Glen Geusachan would have been better. I have an Alpkit pipedream (400 i think) sleeping bag which is excellent, 3 season and never been cold in it, worth a look.

Looks like you could have done with the Helm that night! You getting on with the compact 1 ok? If you fancy saving some pennies, I took a gamble on Vango’s new Cobra 200 which paid off. I paid £110 for mine. had to finish off a few stitches but it’s a very good value down bag that weighs 700g and is a 2° comfort with a -4° limit. I’ve made a synthetic quilt to go over the top in winter to push the dew point out a bit and up the warmth and now my winter sleep system weighs less than my old winter bag. I’ve only had the chance to test it around the 0-2° mark and without the quilt I’ve never slept better in years of using high end equipment. It was a very wet night but had no condensation issues. I think knowing what temp range suits you is the key. I’m a warm sleeper and anything below a -6 comfort in winter cooks me alive and wets out. Good luck with your search!

Well done getting to sleep in that noise Robin! I have the Alpkit 700 bag. Worth a look. Also, when’s Kev’s takeover coming back?? ;) kids love it

Nice one guys. Didn’t look too busy? How long was it from Linn to Beinn Bhrotain? Went to that pitch in East Lothian the other day and saw a lanshan 1 and thought maybe it was one of you fellas! Great to get back out. Cheers

Good looking tent, what is it?

Good work my man. Would you mind telling me what tent you were flapping in there? Or any other recommendations for a one man/ 2 man tent big enough for me and the dug. Lanshan? Sorry 2 b a pest.

@7:17 if you camp there does that count as a snow camp mate

Off for a trip in the Highlands next week! Curious, do you ever filter the water in the streams or just drink it as it comes?

Great video. Was the initial hike to white bridge ok, or a bit tedious? A lot of folk seem to bike it.

Cant beat a long walk in the Gorm's. A rather grand trip and those tents don't half perform well for there weight. Atb

is that a cumulus sleeping bag you got what you think

Thermarest Vesper Quilt 0 degree, 5 hundred and something grams. It’s braw

good video Robin but leave the singing to the experts lol.