Interesting about the cows I wouldn't have thought about them as being a danger.

yeah but now yt tells me ive subbed to too many or it wont let me stay subbed to certain channels, i bet this happens to lots of people and causes hosts to suffer, i dont know why yt wants to ruin a good thing, anyway great vid thx!

A baccy tin fire starting kit, nice 👍🏻 Love the Welsh countryside. Subbed as your humour is 👌🏻 I used to follow some other wild campers / hikers but they took themselves too seriously and it became a chore to watch. In times like this, sometimes a bit of silliness is needed ( tinfoil hat 🤣) as we say here, Proper Job 🍺

- know how to pitch, most tents can be pitched really tight and have very little in the way of wind catch surfaces. Needs practice to find out how to best do it. - Don't overpack your sleeping bag. Sleeping bags work by trapping warm air in the fill (insulation), so anything the squashes the fill reduces its ability to trap air and means it is less efficient. Also a can happen with having too tight of a bivy bag. - Get warm outside your sleeping bag, rather than trying to get warm in it. Light Cardio before bed will mean you are generating spare heat that you can put into your sleeping bag rather than doing it by shivering. Don't get sweaty though. - Looser layer. Most insulation works by trapping warm, dry air, which needs air gaps to do that. Baggy woolen bed socks do great in winter.

Thanks for your video I haven’t been out in a while so you inspired me to get back out last time out I tried for bamford house and nearly made it I walked from bamford train station think I need to do it again I Minght se if me buddy up 4 it Wayne outdoors

enjoyable video :)

More chances of being attacked in a street in the Uk- a mostly peaceful, cultural ,diverse stabbing of course..

Good video

KZfaq 101 Grow up and stop trying to talk over stupid music UNSUBSCRIBED

Thank you Cat. I have had all the gear for a couple of years now and still not got up the nerve to go. I have been using my age, 59 and female, as an excuse, but I think it’s time to start.

love it.. Stay Safe🙂

Very very good videos of your ok and beautiful ❤ 😅.

Lovely video, not what i expected, you kniw what your doing. Too bad you don't have a dog though.😊

You are smart to be cautious in new surroundings.

What a brilliant video, especially for people who have never done any wild camping or hiking .Great tips ❤

North Wales 😊

Another great video. I instantly knew where this was , just a few miles from me

I found your channel from this video. Subbed .. keep them coming..

Great vid! Used to have a real problem with ticks, they love me for some reason. A day hike resulted in having to remove over 20 of the little gits and a course of antibiotics. Not anymore. I bought citronella bracelets and sprayed my gear with permethrin. Seems to be working.

I can only remember 2 deaths from trees in my time serving and neither were campers, nor any of the serious injuries I attended. Wildfires were a pain and I do remember going to 40 in just one month. I've often wondered if lives are lost when resources were out in the hills... 99 in one hundred people are just out for a good time, the other 1 has had his good time and is returning from burying the body. I couldn't give you figures but I know a fair number of campers are rescued from Dartmoor every year with hypothermia, to my knowledge no deaths. Never get between a mother and calf. Really glad you mentioned CO, I've warned of it before with hot tents becoming more popular. Can't say I'd argue with any of your 'dangers' nor your grading of the risk from any of them.

I spent many years in the mountains of Cymru my home. There are many suprise shelters..Hahaha

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Nice vid Cat , glad to see you out again after mr Wild wales , might be inappropriate but nice shirt , goodluck keep the vids como 😂

I'm also a cold sleeper, so add 10 degrees to the comfort rating so know ill be ok! I didnt know that when started wild camping but women feel colder than men apparently!

I understand it's about the UK. To stay safe it's basically about Common Sense and the 5 P's (Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance) as part of that. I always suggest to bring some compass and map and to carry a loud whistle around your neck 24/7.

Have done WHW 4 times, first time was a Failure, Back in 1985 it was the Weather that beat me on Rannock moor, the hard going along Loch Lomond took too long and poor preparation, there was landslides all down the side of ben Lomond and the path was gone completely in some places. Went back in 86 and completed it using the low road along Loch Lomond, my friend took the high road and still I was first at the point were the paths meet. Came back in the 90's to do from North to South, and that had it's own appeal. Finally did it with my husband in 2004 but staying in accommodation and forwarding our packs via the transport service. Midgies not so bothersome that way. Only wish we had Phone camera's in the early days but you U-tubers bring it all back in glorious detail, which I can only thank you for that! Sadly My bones and back dictate that now I watch from an arm chair, please don't overdo the backpack weights and enjoy your walking that much better.

Never get between a cow and its calf.

I made a very similar video Cat but more to do with my safety checks and discussed my feelings about others thinking I’m putting myself in danger from other people by going camping alone. Completely ridiculous but I hear it time and time again. Folk are used to what I do now and know I’ll do it anyway! The biggest danger to me is myself, any humans out close to Me are usually doing the same as me for similar reason to enjoy nature and escape society 😂 great vid and just like yourself, never been asked to move on and never had any encounters from any unpleasant folk 😊everyone I meet on the trail are awesome 🙌🏻 xxx

No 1: Dogs revealing stealth camping sites. Rightious dog owners reporting wild campers

You're like Goldielocks trying out each hut to find the one that's juuuuuust right.

Another bestie Vlog be safe in wild Camping

Number one cause, NOT living! Joking aside, slipping and falling or becoming injured so you cant walk is a real problem. A satellite phone would work anywhere on earths surface. Not cheap but 100 percent guaranteed to alert someone assuming your actually alive to use it. Great video, well thought through. Subbed! 👍😎

Ye forgot to mention wild haggis in Scotland. They can be really aggressive. They are known to attack cows and wild campers and eat the midgies but if yer of Scottish origin yer perfectly safe

My main worry is being shot! Im always hearing farmers shotguns going off in nearby fields, especially at dusk when i guess the bunnies come out to play. Basic safety rule...if i see used cartridges in a wood i keep walking😂

Did this with some friends a couple of years ago, everything became so much more enjoyable (faster and more pub time) after day 2 when we used the luggage drop off service they have on this route. Well done, among the best knowledge for such adventures is knowing when not to continue.

Video was as amazing as you stunning part of Wales stay safe God bless x

I’m from the US just found your channel and subscribed, I just wanted to tell you that you are adorable !

Great vid i started solo last year and was so scared in case a creep turned up, but after afew goes ive overcome that psychological fear and as the night is filled with strange sounds, i think, oh thats a deer or an owl!

19:12 MUST RESIST GORGEOUS BRUNETTE BEGGING ME. NOPE. Subscribed, dang it.

17:34 🤣🤣 yes now talk to me about Cryptids and Aliens.

16:57 I'm nearly certain that water s probably less gross than what comes from the tap.

14:39 CLEVER!

11:42 Are you about to go play for Gryfindor? 😁😁

6:45 I reckon you're not allowed, but putting a wooden bit on top to make it an actual lookout tower again would be SO COOL!

5:23 That THE most British thing I've seen this morning. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:19 Who designed this wood? A fitness instructor?

what's with this rash of channels that have super GORGEOUS women going camping? Where were you when I was living outside??? 💔

Another great video, ive been wild camping for over 40ys now, good tips and ACCURATE! ( mind you, the psycho and moors murders freaks me 😂😂). Ticks are a big problem here in the South West, I know three people who have had Lyme disease, one of them was ill for three months. Maybe a collar on each ankle, if they fit would be an idea? Maybe look like an offender with a tag on 😂 , but I was thinking it could be helpful?

Lovely video as always. I have talked to people on the fells that have said they are much safer on the fells than they on the streets of their towns and cities at night. It is the car parking I get concerned about as to whether it will still be there in the morning when I get back

The fear of wild camping mainly exists in your head. Overcome that fear and you open up a whole world of camping possibilities beyond the official and expensive campsites. I've been cycle touring and wild camping for 12 years to date and have never had a problem. I've just returned from a two week tour (in the UK). The secret to stealthy and safe wild camping is to never camp in or near urban areas. I always aim to camp as far away from civilization as possible. Pitch late and strike camp early and leave no trace that you were there. If there's any litter, where I wild camp, I always collect it and dispose of it in the next litter bin I find. That way, I leave the place cleaner than I found it. I've camped in forests and woodland, on rail trails, canal towpaths, on highway roundabouts, under a bridge, in a bird hide, in picnic areas, on cliff tops overlooking the sea. I've never not found anywhere to wild camp. Give it a go.