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Hi! I started with my 250 ml alcohol bottle filled and only had to buy refill one time, if I remember correctly. But I did not cook all the time (cold soaking + snacks). "Alcool à brûler" can be found in most larger shops, especially the French ones as it's a common fuel. I bought a 1 liter bottle in Gavarnie and refilled my small bottle. I left the 1 liter bottle in a small hut named Cabane des Aires, right before the challenging climb of Pic de la Géla (part of the Whiteburn route, not the Tom Martens route). You might also find remains in small huts 😎👍 My longest food carry was from Gavarnie to Besurta/Bernasque (part 3 of my videos). It was 100 km (5 days) without resupply, over the hardest and highest terrain of the HRP. Again, this was the Whiteburn route, I think the Tom Martens route enables resupply in Parzan and maybe other places on that section. Hike your own hike 😎👍 Water carry: Once you're really in the mountains, let's say from about Lescun until Pic du Canigou, usually there is plenty of water to be found. Filtering water using a Befree or Sawyer filter is a good idea because of cattle. I lost my filter halfway but survived. My water shortage problems occurred in the first week (especially day 2) and the last week. In those parts I recommend having a water carrying capacity of 3 liters and refill it completely when possible. From Lescun until Pic du Canigou I only used one 1,5 liter bottle 😎👍 Thanks for watching and good luck on your future adventures! 😎👍

@@CaptainCamp thanks you for all your advice man this is so helpful!

Nice to hear, you're welcome 😎👍

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What brand? 😎👍 This is an old video, I should make part 2. To me it all depends on the situation now which is better.

Sorry that I didn’t state that my 4.05 ounce tent is a DIY. Dyneema is extremely expensive, but I found a way to make tents at reasonable cost owing to the trigonometry method I employ.

Thank you very much for your comment 😎👍 The Captains have decided to postpone the trip 2 months. There will be an update video next week.

Thank you! Ain't nobody got time for that 😁

Hehehe thank you 😎👍

Dankje! Dat waardeer ik 😎👍 Belgium's finest here, ladies and gentlemen ☝️

Hehehe appreciate it! 😎👍

You got me. I learned the sentence from him 😎👍

​@@CaptainCamp Love the content brother.

@@5qs849 Thank you! 😎👍

To me it's okay 😎👍 Nowadays I see it as a situational piece of gear. In some situations (steep mountains, stealth camping) it's the best. But other situations (thru-hikes, group trips) a tent is more comfortable 😎👍

Ah, thank you! Light but complete 😎👍 I ride a bicycle sometimes!

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Thank you 😎👍 You're right. I do not recommend doing this. Pompiedompiedom

Thank you! Yes, I still think it's great 😎👍

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Hehehe that's true 😎👍

Swag is bigger and heavier 😎👍

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Sounds good! 😎👍

Indeed, it's situational 😎👍

Yes, that's the best! 😎👍

Drenthe Originals 😎👍

I agree, bivy bag = freedom 😎👍

That displays a high adventure IQ, sir 😎👍

You're welcome 😎👍

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I love danger 😎👍

@@CaptainCamp pneumonia? seriously, though, i thought about you last night when i got my sleep mat out on the floor at home and slept on my back

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Check out cowboy camping with a wool blanket as well, you can't get the benefit of a fire with a bivi because sparks may melt it, but wool is flame retardant.

Ohh not so nice 🙏 For me belly sleeping while camping is okay too. Better than side sleeping. Maybe worth a try

@@CaptainCamp Will give it a try :)

Hehehe indeed 😎👍

You have nature. This place isn’t a church.

Can’t see what your point is. The cows and sheep won’t mind.

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That's so nice to hear! Thank you 😎👍

Yes sir 😎👍

Yeahhhhh boyyyy 😎👍

Amazing! I like to hear the different stories especially from some years ago 😎👍

Thank you sir 😎👍

Hehehe, great choice. Still my favorite stove 😎👍 thanks!

@@CaptainCamp my beer supply has also been delivered, so I raise a beer to you! 🍻🍻👍🏻👍🏻😋

Hehehe cheers 😎👍