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Thanks for watching! I hope you have some good times using it too 👍

Just went for a week long holiday by train to the seaside with it - was perfect!

Thanks for watching! The folding stiff sit pad is the Helikon Tex Vagabond, and the small ground sheet is the OneWind Ultralight Tarp 120x70cm

No midges here luckily, but you do get the odd mozzie... I agree though, summer is a pain for camping a lot of the time! Cheers Adrian. Rich

Super chilled - most enjoyable! Thanks for the watch sir. 👍

Cheers Adrian! Glad you enjoyed sir. ATB. Rich

Hi! I got a bus from Hay to Hereford, which is one stop along the same train line back home to Crewe. I can’t remember the number of it, but it went from Cardiff to Hereford, via Brecon and Hay. Not sure it stopped at Abergavenny unfortunately… but you can get a train from Hereford to Abergavenny quite easily. The tourist info place in Hay, right by the bus stop, was worse than useless at providing any info about this bus at all sadly.

@@CottonBud hey thank you! and thanks for the video!

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Was parky… thanks Chris & Sammy, hope you are well!

@@CottonBud yes we are good thanks …cheers buddy

Thanks! I hope you’ll love the area as much as I did 👍

Thank you! It’s a great little tent 👍

Thank you! The camera is a Sony A7CII body with 4 interchangeable lenses - a wide angle, a zoom, a large aperture prime, and a kit lens. Quite a lot to carry! The hat is a Columbia Bora Bora - a present from a dear friend, it was perfect for these rare sunny days! Cheers from the UK 👍

Haha nice one! Butters bringing people together… 😂 And thanks! 👍

I had work to get to 😂. Thank you! 👍

Well I use it almost every day, so yes.

Cheers boss 👍

Thanks Ben. It's a lovely part of the world, and the ponies really give it some extra character. All good here thanks - I hope training is going well for the big one! Cheers matey. Rich 👍

Thanks Andy. I much prefer public transport but I'm still reeling from the cost of this one, it was ridiculous😬. Could have flown abroad for much cheaper - we really need to sort it out in this country! Rant over... hope all is good sir! Cheers. Rich

@CottonBud rant appreciated - totally agree. All good here - halfway through a fortnight in the woods. Just made some freestyle 'sconnie cheese bread'. Delicious! Atb mate

Yeah I just saw that on Insta mate, looks lovely! I must admit I’ve just been at the bus stop and the muggy rain with no wind and mild temp made me long for being chilled out under a tarp today - well jel, enjoy sir!

Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!

It's great part of the country for sure. Thank you for the watch and comment! 👍

All the messing with cameras is well worth it when I get nice comments. Thank you!

Lordy you are right - I've been holding it 'sad' just because of the ergonomics of having ones thumb in the cleft, when really the physics would dictate that 'smile' is more efficient for flow! I can't thank you enough for this info, it's a game changer... Cheers for the watch, comment and top tips TF! 👍

🥃next time I’m out and having a whisky moment I’ll do it “smile style” and think of you. 😀👍🏼✌🏼🖖🏼

Thank you for following the link and taking a look/commenting! I hope you have some luck with the weather too 👍

@@CottonBud Thanks I hope so, although the weather is changeable, with 2 days of rain and 3 days of sunshine

@@WildPawOut That ain't bad going considering The Peak and the weather we've had this year... just stay safe and watch those boggy bits!

@@CottonBud thanks for the tips, I'll be careful Take care 🏕️🧉

I think the MPC Live may be even better Mark, as it is a full workstation in a rechargeable standalone box! Maybe one day... I would like to do another outdoors hardware music sesh at some point. Thanks for watching! 👍

Despite the few solid days of fairly baking heat the path was still very boggy in places - I dread to think what it must have been like before that! And yep the skylarks were going nuts from about 4am until 10pm, I didn't realise quite how loud and persistent they were until editing the vid! Thanks Jiffy mate, always appreciate your time and comments 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Haha I had a 6oz one for night one (I did have a pint before setting off mind) and the bigger 8oz one for night 2. It was probably about right given the heat, sweat and water situation! But yeah, I wish Nalgene did a perfect 70cl size (and maybe a 35 too) for bottles of wine or spirits... Thanks for watching and commenting!

Cheers Barney! Was some amazing scenery but day 2 was definitely more like type 2 fun due to hot weather, a heavy pack, not a great deal of water and being an old knacker! I kept dreaming of sitting under an umbrella in a beer garden with a cold pint… cheers for watching pal 👍

I'll be all over that video, thanks Joe! I was on the Beacons Way, Offa's Dyke, and Cambrian Way paths at various points. A week long hike sounds like what I should be working towards really, and this may be a great one! Only thing that puts me off a little is the Pen Y Fan bit - whenever I've driven past that car park at the bottom it looks heaving! Thanks for watching and commenting.

Ahh great - lovely chatting with you and thanks for the kind words! Hope London is going well 👍 Cheers. Rich

Thank you! Not sure where you are in the world but they are a very British landmark, and were once vitally important but now made obsolete by satellite surveying. Some people like to 'bag' them (there are thousands...) and tapping them with your hand just makes it official! getoutside.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/guides/what-is-a-trig-pillar/

@@CottonBud What an interesting read, thanks so much for the information - I guess you learn something every day! By the way, I am from Australia. All the best from "down under". 😊

@@Kathy-vt3eo You're very welcome! I think you have something similar but maybe not as ubiquitous... thanks again for finding the time to watch and comment!

Yes it's very photogenic anyway, but I was super lucky with the conditions! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

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Thank you for watching and commenting! And that tip makes sense - but I agree H-Tex stuff never seems to suffer from zip problems in general. Cheers. 👍