Great video, I knew Zammo from the army days. RIP.
@WalkTalkBrew19 сағат бұрын
I was also in the Army, did 14 years in REME.
@greenvalleyoutdoors19 сағат бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew nice mate. Been perving on your channel. Gave you a sub 👍
@WalkTalkBrew18 сағат бұрын
@@greenvalleyoutdoors I'm just back from a 4 day camp with some vets. No videos or nothing, just some great chat around the fire and a few activities. Subbed back, will get a chance to perv through your content later as i'm absolutely busted right now. Who'd you serve with?
@greenvalleyoutdoors18 сағат бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew started with RGBW the finished in 5 Rifles, did 15 years. I'm a trustee at Swansea veterans Hub. Thanks for the sub, may be we can get together for a Collab in the near future
@greenvalleyoutdoors18 сағат бұрын
Add me on Facebook, Floyd Moggy Morgan
@herrm6877Күн бұрын
Rip bredda. Fellow raver, dj, and fighting fan
@TheDjsmurphКүн бұрын
Marc was my good friend for 30odd years. The photo of him on decks was at my old place. He is dearly missed.
@christianhughes6994Күн бұрын
Rip Marc my friend, I'll miss you my friend. Will definitely miss our adventures 😢 and our time bushcrafting, was a pleasure meeting your son aiden, I think we fought him some skills. Will never be the same without you. Love you bruh ❤️... great video Marc would be so happy with this. I have some photos of us if you would like me to send you some.
@catherinemillar77124 күн бұрын
Hard to beat a fire and tarp when the rain is beating down 😊
@tuitam_ide7 күн бұрын
Yummy🤩🔥
@WalkTalkBrew6 күн бұрын
It really was delicious.
@dizzkid24377 күн бұрын
marc is my dad. thank you for making this video, it brought me a little comfort as it reminded me of when me and him used to go camping together, building cool stuff out of wood and other things in our surrounding etc. lovely video… rip dad❤️🕊️
@WalkTalkBrew7 күн бұрын
You're more than welcome. He mentioned to me more than once about the times that you two went camping. Happy memories. Hope that you're doing ok.
@markashton81118 күн бұрын
want one 😫
@WalkTalkBrew6 күн бұрын
You'll have to come and do one of our sessions some time. 🙂
@HighColorado11 күн бұрын
That was a well-thought-out tribute, well done!
@naomiwheater560411 күн бұрын
Lovely tribute & memory to Marc thank you! 🫡🪖❤️🕯
@WyeExplorer12 күн бұрын
Super lovely memory Mike. What do they say, 'So long as we are remembered we remain alive.' Good going. Mark
@aaronbell460212 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear about your loss Mike, great wee tribute to Marc.
@stephenrichardjamful12 күн бұрын
A wonderful and fitting tribute Mike, thank you x
@lifesahobby13 күн бұрын
You know all the bottle tops etc. Don't be stressing about it . Nature recovers quite quickly. Passing by the haribo package make me wince . I hope you go back there with an empty ruck sack and a black sack . Thanks for that shout out brother . You're a gent . Nature will teach those people who leave rubbish , you need to have faith in that happening . Nature is a teacher . They're not idiots , they just lack education in the wild . Their journey of education begins with them making a mess of it . . The signs you read in the land , the increase in rubbish is actually a good sign that they are venturing out. Imagine if you will that they are leaving a trail which is easy to follow for future adventures
@lifesahobby13 күн бұрын
I love how the mind drifts off topic as we climb. The topics get lost in the twigs of trees . This was a great video cheers
@lifesahobby13 күн бұрын
Beautiful setting .. And a climb to boot !! Looks like July for this one . There was so much growth this year . Love the trail through the woods on the way up . . I want to incorporate some trail blazing into the autumn program . Your shout out section was interesting while you were falling into holes .
@aaronbell460215 күн бұрын
Awesome to see yous out again mike, hopefully yous had a great time. Them lamb burgers looked tasty! Next time I get some venison burgers I'll give you a shout.
@WalkTalkBrew15 күн бұрын
Thanks for the kind words! We had an amazing time, and those lamb burgers were definitely a highlight. Would love to try your venison burgers sometime!
@Greg2303215 күн бұрын
Another good one Mike 👍. It’s many years since I was atop Binevanagh from where I could see my house down in the fields below. It was a shock to see the amount of rubbish and mess left behind by the scumbags. Sadly they are everywhere and infuriate me on a daily basis. Good effort to get the tarp up and cook up a meal and a brew, nothing better than that whatever the weather. Looking forward to meeting up again at BVF camp. G’luck mate 👍🫡
@WalkTalkBrew15 күн бұрын
Thanks, mate! Binevanagh holds some great memories for us to, but that rubbish is a real issue. It's the worst i've seen it. Can’t wait to hang out at BVF camp again myself! G’luck to you too! 🫡
@ynottony274315 күн бұрын
Great video Mike you pretend Welshman ( English gens Welsh born and living in Ulster) your a nomad and St. Catherine of Wales 🏴. She should ask for a refund thought she was buying a Welshman (fake )
@WalkTalkBrew15 күн бұрын
@@ynottony2743 she’s laughing her head off at that!!
@WyeExplorer15 күн бұрын
A decent walk there Mike. I love that ridge and the views and the fact that there's very few people up there. A good bit of bushcraft on the way - punk wood and all. Always worth foraging. I must say it's nice to have company but not so nice to see the rubbish. You know my stance - thanks for the mention. Well, good going on the food - I see you brought your tarp out. All the best out there. Mark
@WalkTalkBrew15 күн бұрын
Cheers Mark, i've been around here so many times and not seen another person. It's just a great location. The mess is disgusting. Thanks for the message. Always appreciated. 🙂
@WyeExplorer15 күн бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew A pleasure Mike. Good to hear the location is still peaceful and hasn't attracted the crowds apart from the crappy ones at the pool. Peace mate.
@markashton811115 күн бұрын
Nice one Mike, your clips are so refreshing and informative 👍. Sadly it's the way of the world with ignorant people who discard there rubbish. I'm well travelled and have witnessed it in many countries. Keep up the vids Mike, they are excellent, well done. 😉 Mark 😎
@WalkTalkBrew15 күн бұрын
Cheers Mark, the comments are very much appreciated. 🙂
@lifesahobby19 күн бұрын
Hey Mike .. I've never made one of these . I'm not big into fire anymore . I find rings of stones all over the place . Congrats on the 500 .
@WalkTalkBrew19 күн бұрын
I know what you mean about rings of stones being left all over the place!! They either leave a portable BBQ or a bit of scorched earth. Any camping that I do I always ensure that there's no trace of a fire or any trace of anyone being there. I'm also lucky in that we now have a dedicated bushcraft area for some programs that we deliver that has a permanent place for a fire. The bonus of the tripod and pot hanger is that you can also use it over a twig stove, so there's no need for a ring of stones etc.
@WalkTalkBrew19 күн бұрын
Thanks ref the 500... It's been an interesting week watching the subscriber count this week go up and down, staying around 498-499. Next up 1000 and a lot more watch hours.
@markashton811123 күн бұрын
Nice one Mike, good to see you again out 'n' about in the UK summer (at last!!). Good bushcraft demo, keep them coming friend 👌
@WalkTalkBrew23 күн бұрын
Cheers Mark, ironically the weather today is back to wet and windy aka winter. Thanks for watching, will have more vids up next week.
@leemichel819924 күн бұрын
They made them in circĺes so people can't build a corner shop on them
@TheSilentRestorator27 күн бұрын
I must admit, I felt like I was watching a Natgeo documentary. Thanks for sharing and greetings.
@WalkTalkBrew27 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for the comment, It's greatly appreciated. 🙂
@HighColoradoАй бұрын
Excellent info and filming/ editing!
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Thank you very much.
@streetlegal008Ай бұрын
Ogham predates the Irish language - we have no way of knowing what language or languages pre-Celtic populations spoke, but it may be that traces remain up to the present in place name sounds - that is why many of them make no sense in Gaelic Irish, as their actual meanings date from much earlier times.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@streetlegal008 that’s awesome and so fascinating. Thanks for sharing that. My birth language is Welsh and I’ve found so many similarities across different languages. The shared ancestry of our elders is fascinating from the stone formations, to sun and lunar observations all the way to language and culture. I think sometimes we forget what connects us all and focus on what divides us instead.
@streetlegal008Ай бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew I should say that there are a lot of different views about what ogham is - how old it is - and what language form it represents. So although it seems to me that it may pre-date the Gaelic language, that is really just a suggestion on my part. There are still many mysteries about Ireland. But thanks for your very nice coverage of the ancient monuments.
@marcusd2380Ай бұрын
Just subscribed there while watching your video. Real nice video and commentary very very good. I was looking up the stone circles yesterday on google maps. I actually live only a few miles from them. Around the area Sperrin Outdoors did a few videos on standing stone local to me. Worth a watch too. There is so much history around us folk don’t know about and I’m sure past it unknown on your travels.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Cheers Marcus for the sub and commenting, it's much appreciated. I think the Sperrins is a fantastic area, an area that many don't give any consideration to. I've hiked and explored around the Sperrins quite a bit over the past few years and I've never been disappointed. The whole place has so much history in such a concentrated area. Beaghmore standing stones and the Ogham stone are both incredible and they hardly get any visitors which is a shame but also a blessing as the areas are preserved. We spent the whole day driving around looking at different standing stones, cairns and wedge tombs, it was great. I could very easily go back and dedicate a whole video just to Beaghmore.
@marcusd2380Ай бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew let’s us know if ur comming around again and we can give u a few pointers for some short to medium hikes. Also some local points of history interest.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
What's your favourite standing stone or ancient place in the Sperrins that you'd recommend a visit to?
@marcusd2380Ай бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew on the edge of Dungivin Glenshane side there’s a lay by and from the you can see a number of old ring first. With in 4km of that spot there are 7 in total. The walk up to banagher dam it’s surrounded buy the oldest ok wood in Ireland great walk. Along the road to plumb bridge there is stone alignments and burial tombs. Very senic route and loads close to mt Sawel the tallest mountain in the sperrins. I honestly think there’s a lot more to be discovered here
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@marcusd2380 Yeah, Banagher dam is great. The old forest is spectacular. I'd rather have woodland like that than the rubbish we have with the manufactured pine woods. Thanks for the info on the old rings and Plumbridge. Will have to get a visit out to those soon.
@MickoutdoorsАй бұрын
Loved this Mike, right up my street this type of content 👏 👌 👍
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Cheers Mick, this is over 2 hours of content condensed down to 7min. The Beaghmore stone circles is an outstanding area. There’s so much more around the area that’s still underground. Co Tyrone and the Sperrins is full of ancient cairns, standing stones and so much more. Delighted to hear you enjoyed the video and the content.
@WyeExplorerАй бұрын
Great little trip Mike with so much packed into it. I've never seen an ancient stone circle site like that before - these people were enthused by the cosmos for sure. An awesome settlement too. I wouldn't keep bears etc in captivity myself but the height comparison was far out. Good going mate. All the best. Mark
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@WyeExplorer the circles, cairns and lines all appear to be connected with the cosmos for certain. It’s a really interesting place. The bears are siblings rescued from really poor conditions. So, whilst I agree 100% with you they have a much better life now.
@WyeExplorerАй бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew Our ancestors were attuned to the natural cycles without doubt Mike. That's good to hear about the bears. I'll go with that.
@markashton8111Ай бұрын
Nice one Mike, out n about and happy and healthy 😉
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
It was a great couple of days exploring the ancient past.
@leemichel8199Ай бұрын
Lush 😊😅 👨🍳 🍳 👨🍳
@leemichel8199Ай бұрын
Great content brother ,those burgers made me drool .lol .propper cheffy ..lol 😂 Chef 👨🍳. God bless you and your family and happy camping 🏕 😀 😊 🙏. Lee .
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@leemichel8199 cheers Lee, the burgers were amazing and cooked by an actual chef. The stuff I cook isn’t anywhere near as fancy. Thanks for watching and leaving a great message.
@tuitam_ideАй бұрын
Big Like for such way of spending free time. 💚
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@tuitam_ide thank you.
@michaeldmckenzie3173Ай бұрын
Nice one Mike 👍 But, I'm sticking to my room at Summer camp 😉🤣 See you there mucker. ✊
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
I reckon that after a day or two you'll be itching to get in a hammock or under a tarp. 🤣🤣
@johnmarkanddeborahmullan3164Ай бұрын
Love this! So lovely to hear your journey.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Thank you, it's been an interesting journey for sure. Plenty of learning done so far and probably just as much learning to come. All positive though 🙂
@brumlordgoesoutdoors54Ай бұрын
Really nice vid 👍
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! I'll make sure to keep the "really nice" vids coming your way. It was a great camp out despite the rain, though the sounds of the rain on the tarp is awesome.
@markashton8111Ай бұрын
Great and really interesting vid Mike. Need a bit of light though to see your beaming face 😂 when in your hammock at night 👌🏼 I like how you advertised the UK summer at its best 🤦🏻🤪 Never mind, soon be Christmas 🎅🏼 😂🤣👍🏻
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Maybe I should invest in a headlamp for those nighttime hammock chats! I realised afterwards that I hadn't changed the GoPro settings. I usually have it set for daylight activities. mmmm, the UK summer!! Maybe, i should get a job in tourism or weather. Thanks for watching.
@markashton8111Ай бұрын
@@WalkTalkBrew Stay safe 😉
@Greg23032Ай бұрын
Great vid mate 👍. Looking forward to catching up on the BVF camp next month.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Thanks for watching, the BVF camp next month will be great to catch up with everyone. Hope we get decent weather.
@felipegalleguillos189Ай бұрын
great burgers man. regards from Chile.
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Thank you for the shoutout all the way from Chile! It means a lot to me. I can't take any credit for the burgers... Ben does an amazing job making up the food for fire & feast.
@shaunsingleton6914Ай бұрын
Love your vids buddy, I've just started Bushcraft at 48 years old, watched all your vids. Stay strong 💪
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Hey there! Glad you're enjoying the Bushcraft videos! Keep at it, and remember, age is just a number when it comes to learning new skills! I'm learning and refining my skills all the time. Bushcraft is a great activity though. Fortunately, we've been able to get to a level where we now share our knowledge with others. Which, is also great as there are so many great people who are really happy to share knowledge and to be supportive.
@shaunsingleton6914Ай бұрын
❤@@WalkTalkBrew
@YorkshireoutdoorsandsurvivalАй бұрын
Awesome video as always I have to agree with rootsLion . Get yourself an underblanket I did recently what a difference it makes.. thanks for sharing ATB 👍
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Hey, thanks for watching and for the underblanket recommendation! I'll definitely check it out. What did you find the difference to be? Any recommendations?
@YorkshireoutdoorsandsurvivalАй бұрын
I have a DD hammock with a DD underblanket. It,s definitely warmer with an underblanket . And more comfortable without a sleeping mat .. try it see if you notice any difference. 👍
@JUSTJAMIE82Ай бұрын
Least the rain keeps the bugs at bay 😆did you stop on a campsite?👍🏻
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
That's a good point! Rain certainly is a blessing in disguise when it comes to camping and bugs. The area I was camping in is our bushcraft location where we teach and give people a few hours in the woods away from tech to unwind, have some fun and learn some new skills.
@RootsLionАй бұрын
get an underquilt be way easier than a pad in hmk....
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely look into getting an underquilt. Any particular brands to look out for?
@SticksoutdoorsАй бұрын
Hello sir Great video I can relate to what you are saying😂😂 Nature getting outdoors and starting my channel has done absolute wonders for my mental health.. it’s pushed Me and a few others to start another channel to challenge people to get outdoors learn new skills and join the outdoor community .. 😂😂 if you ever fancy a challenge @onenightsurvival is the channel 😂😂
@lifesahobbyАй бұрын
You can stop the smoke .. They call a smokey fire a hollywood fire .
@ynottony2743Ай бұрын
Mike we all have those demons so thank you for your honesty in the video . 👍🏼 Just sad you admitted being Welsh 😊
@WalkTalkBrewАй бұрын
@@ynottony2743 lol, sorry about the admission of Welshness. Thanks for the message, it’s appreciated.