Can I Follow a River from Source to Sea WITHOUT Leaving it? -Day 2

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@EdPratt Год назад

Watch this Entire Series NOW: www.patreon.com/edpratt (Support for as little as $2)

@caseysmith544 Год назад

What is the brand on that Kayak? Just so I could look it up. It is probably a better brand but the lower end model.

@thedave7760 Год назад

Cows are fine Ed should have just walked through them. I honestly think they were just inquisitive and hoping for some food from the human.

@caseysmith544 Год назад

@@thedave7760 No not Angus Cattle, they tend to have this mob mentality that at first was curiosity but then was turned into anxiety like fear having to chase away the intruder due to said fear. Had it been Highland cattle or a mixed bread with at least 25% Highland, yes go for it even some Milking/dual purpose bread then also go for it.

@thedave7760 Год назад

@@caseysmith544 Thanks for the lesson, I have been around quite a few cows on and off over the years mostly dairy herds and I never knew that. I will be more careful in the future.

@caseysmith544 Год назад

@@thedave7760 Angus Are what 85--90 precent of people in South Dakota have, then next is Red Polled also a bit temperamental but more calm, and then Highland is becoming more popular due to how they can ranch these hard parts of land, have about 5 per the heard, then for the beef that they can sell as lean/extra lean easier due to how the coat keeps them warm. The hair from the hides has also been used in some insulation for clothing the way different wool can be too. I then know due to breading the Dairy cattle have a better temperment and had to due to having to be around humans. Same can be said of former dual purpose that are mainly for beef now like the standard Shorthorn another one taking off in South Dakota as part of the other 15--20 percent for beef due to how it has a better temperament then an Angus but not quite that of a dairy only cattle. Most temperamental are the Bison people raise due to how they are still 85% wild but bonus they are almost self reliant.

@_Piers_ Год назад

The worst thing about Ed falling over the barbed wire fence in the last episode is that the camera was already setup in the direction he was going - he'd already climbed over put the camera in place and clambered over the fence again in order to get that shot.

@josephfredbill Год назад

The same applies to several shots - eg entering the tunnel. I have asked how he does this. With the tunnel example he could have set up the camera first then gone back to collect it. However he does it he must do each of these kinds of shot twice at least. I have asked in another comment how he does it - it looks believable and natural.

@Mike-oz4cv Год назад

@@josephfredbill Are there drones you could fly and land to film with?

@Adirondacks4me Год назад

I think it's called acting for effect..!

@PippetWhippet Год назад

I would assume he didn’t clamber over with his bag to place the camera but picked up all his gear for “the shot” and fell completely naturally. Or he’s a brilliant actor, but skill or genuine it was very entertaining!

@josephfredbill Год назад

@@Mike-oz4cv yes but I dont think thats what he did

@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure Год назад

As someone who has worked on farms involving bullocks and cattle in general; if they come towards your or stampede usually due to something scaring one or two, then wave you arms in air and scream at them. They will stop in their tracks and go no further! Well at least it worked for me on a few occasions! Liked and Subscribed

@CRneu Год назад

yup! Look big. If you have hiking poles put them out.

@1999Goose99 Год назад

This has always worked for me! I have regularly walked my dog through fields full of cows from a very young age and never really had any big issues by following this method. They’re just inquisitive a lot of the time Also hello Ed! I too am a Somerset lad

@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure Год назад

@@1999Goose99 Bullocks in a group are often playful but being such large animals, their idea of play is often not fun to people lol. I have seen some people down Devon (where are am originally from), run in fright, and it is the worst thing you can do, cause they love to play chase. Sometimes that might end badly, not because the herd has a desire to hurt someone, they just get carried away! Somerset eh, lovely place!

@willbick7889 Год назад

Had to laugh when Ed called them "big dumb animals"! A bit hypocritical when he'd just ran away in terror from a few friendly cows!

@annieg2010 Год назад

Yeah holding up a big stick and shouting has always done the trick for me!

@vincentcomerford5376 Год назад

As you slipped and fell when you were installing the kayak I said to myself "I don't think I've ever heard Ed swear in any of his videos, what a delightful lad" And then the cows showed up 😂

@TheAfker Год назад

Ed was a nice boy. but everything changed when the cows arrived

@msamour Год назад

I laughed so hard when he got to the cow field! 😂 I remember I got in the same predicament when I was 14. My dad told me to just walk on and ignore the damn cows. They are just very curious. You'd be curious too if a bloke just came to your house dressed like that. 😂 Best laugh I had all day.

@JessicaKStark Год назад

"Is Person. Maybe Person has Food/Treats."

@kyoko4651 Год назад

Cows can actually incredible dangerous, I would recommend against walking through their fields, some times they may be "Just curious" other times they can be a real menace to any would be walker, I've heard several stories of people loosing their lives/ spending weeks in hospitals due to Cow attacks.

@msamour Год назад

@@kyoko4651 I grew up in rural Québec in cow and deer country. There must he at least 100 different bovine farms where I grew up. I've never once heard of a cow attacking anyone. There have been a few incidents where cows trampled people accidentally, but those are rare occasions. Maybe European cows are more savage than North American cows?

@tlpineapple1 Год назад

@@msamourThe only time ive ever hear of someone being attacked by a cow was when theyre doing something stupid and harassing the animals. Like, we domesticated cows millenia ago, cows dont just randomly attack people. (i know you arent saying attacks are common, only expanding on what youve said.)

@msamour Год назад

@@tlpineapple1 I agree, It seemed to me the other person was saying cows are actively attacking people like they are doing it intentionally or something. Back home on the farms near where I grew up, farmers told us not to mess with the cows, and for good reasons. You can certainly walk across the fields. I used to do it all the time as a short cut to get home. I guess they were used to my scrawny teenage ass.

@josephfredbill Год назад

Dont ever let anyone stop your creativity - always challenge the rules. What you show is possible is both fun and amazing.

@RenanSCstratocaster Год назад

Unless it's a gang of cows 🤣🤣🤠🤠

@caseysmith544 Год назад

Yes, I agree. A trip with the wheel would be fun to see or going kayaking a different river nearest where you currently live.

@MrFinkreg Год назад

Being a kid I always dreamt of living in UK. I just loved books written by Enid Blyton, imagining all those counties, fields, streams, rivers and woods. Your videos give me those vibes. Now the war is raging in my country. Watching your adventures soothes my mind and soul. Thank you very much for that, Ed!

@JuxtaPositionings Год назад

Very romantic! Trust me we’re not all sitting in tweed sipping our teas out of bone china. Go out on a Friday night in most towns and you might have a different view of us 😂🇬🇧

@MrFinkreg Год назад

@@JuxtaPositionings Of course, I know, I'm idealizing a bit, but I'm pretty sure you got my point :)

@SoupMagoosh Год назад

Thank you for your kind words ❤ Im sorry to hear that and I wish you and your country well

@mrslinkydragon9910 Год назад

Tbf everything in the uk is a little bit shit

@JuxtaPositionings Год назад

@@MrFinkreg I know I’m being flippant. That’s the power of books and the mind. Sadly the world is much uglier than our imagination

@craigkelly7288 Год назад

As with your unicycle adventure, your commitment to b-roll is impressive, particularly with the terrain and backpack.

@lisahoshowsky4251 Год назад

Having used those cheap inflatable kayaks before I’m actually quite impressed how well it’s held up so far against the branches and banks! Hopefully you don’t get a really windy day though, or if you do it’s at your back, they’re a special kind of annoying when the wind tries to take them.

@walkwithmeASMR Год назад

the cows !!! hahahahaha its because theyre young bulls. they are being inquisitive, but yeh its scary. its not the bag, its just your presence. bloody hilarious though.

@InventorZahran Год назад

I liked that moment when Ed said "it's boatin' time!" and boated all over the river. Truly one of the adventures of all time.

@ElTagno Год назад

I would not have drunk that water. Boiling will kill bacteria and parasites and things, but it won't remove chemicals. I know you were fairly close to the source, but the river had been going through farmland so there could have been nasty things running off the fields.

@A1rdy Год назад

I did a hike from north of the peak district to south over 3 days and we had a similar situation in a cow field. They get curious and want to see what you are but when surrounded by a heard it can be quite a scary situation and we ended up having to climb a barbed wire fence lol fun times

@abigfinger8225 Год назад

This content is TV worthy yet again Ed, well done.

@ILikeMotorbikes Год назад

Having lived fairly local to the Parrett for a while and in Somerset for 10 years it's nice seeing some local spots/names/places I recognise! Really enjoying this Ed!

@geoffmilner Год назад

I live in Yeovil and recognised the A303 the moment I saw it.🙂

@Lewoyy Год назад

we need a geowizard and Ed collab!

@scipioafricanus5871 Год назад

Get in!

@jackbates7467 Год назад

Unicycling across Wales in a completely straight line!

@richardbelcher3625 Год назад

One of this was the first I had seen of you. Thanks are due to the RU-vid algorithm. Told my wife about this charming young man!

@_Piers_ Год назад

His unicycle world tour is a magnificent series, well worth looking at his back catalog :)

@1972hermanoben Год назад

Keeping up a running commentary as though we’re accompanying him but, in reality, doing this absolutely alone.. Hats off to you, Ed 🫡

@sUASNews Год назад

Hooray, I have been counting down to this all morning!

@owenwalters7186 Год назад

I was just about to comment this haha

@sweetlilblossom Год назад

I've been checking your channel every day for part 3!! Please, Ed, I need this content to make my brain happy 😭🙏💗

@tylerhill2189 Год назад

ik i’m wondering if he’s still alive 😂 been 10 days sense posted

@eopo Год назад

always gotta love how much work you put into every video you put out, Ed! From idea, to filing, to story telling and rounded up well edited with nice fitting music :) Thanks a lot for always bringing us along on your adventures! just thought of this as I saw the shot from 6:40 haha you really left the camera on the wrong side of the stream just for the shot

@ManWalksDogs Год назад

ha yeah, but at least with 6:40 he can drop the bag and jump back for the camera unhindered! but agreed on all prior sentiments, top bloke, top effort, top channel

@eopo Год назад

@@ManWalksDogs true thought the same!

@CrucialStuff Год назад

changing from unicycle to this IS AMAZING, I'm a proud fan of yours! If i can even join one of these for a week i would LOVE to do so, anywhere in Europe I'd be up for the challenge ! Best wishes to you!

@MattCollisson Год назад

Great series! A future note: take one of your tent guy lines and tie it to the boat, then you can get out and pull the boat through sections and not worry about losing it

@VeloObscura Год назад

Bloody hell, Ed..... That was a bit stressful! 😅

@RyanSandberg Год назад

So far, an amazing adventure. I think enough people mentioned GeoWizard in the comments in the last one that it recommended your channel to me, and I'm glad it did! Can't wait to see how the rest of the adventure goes. Also, if you're going to be in more areas with sketchy water, look at getting a Sawyer water filter or a lifestraw (those are US brands, but I think they sell internationally) I have a Sawyer and it does a great job at making sure water is safe to drink or cook with. (Not sponsored, I just like and use their stuff.)

@anthonycotton238 Год назад

Discovered your channel a week ago since then I've binged everything, keep the great videos coming

@moocowpong1 11 месяцев назад

The music is an excellent choice, the whole thing has a jaunty, adventurous feel, even when you’re miserable.

@SpaceBalrog Год назад

It was a pleasure to watch. I had a stressfull day. Thank you for this calming format. It helped me relax.

@MoontownMoss Год назад

The cow bit was pure Alan Partridge.

@aisle9 Год назад

You could turn this thing into a whole ecological exercise, trying to do it on rivers starting in different environments and traveling through different ecosystems. The River Severn, where you're trying to stay in the channel as you slop through a swamp. Or the Clyde, starting up at the source of the Daer Water and coming down the hills and into Glasgow. Or, even better, the St. Johns River in Florida, where you can enjoy a nice, lazy ride upstream from its source in a swamp. The alligators, snakes and bears actually aren't too big a deal, but a group of drunk, methed-out Florida Men in a speedboat is not something to be trifled with.

@yomin2162 Год назад

The way those cows lowered their head and had their ears perked up, I think they were just curious.

@NonEndymion Год назад

The part where Ed is just shouting hey at the cows had me crying 😂

@nickypacker9927 Год назад

Bro same

@alanc6752 Год назад

Reminds me a little of Slowly Down The Ganges by Eric Newby. The river was low and it was endless carrying the boat over sand banks and dry sections. Hard travel like your journey so far.

@thestonedalien8066 Год назад

Mate of mine got me onto your channel today after talking about your video of you and your girlfriend cycling on the 2 person bike and it’s amazing to see someone from my side of the county as I live in Yeovil so seeing your well done videos close to places me and my friend can cycle to from Yeovil is great love the videos

@voorhoofdt9224 Год назад

The fact that you're carrying a 26kg backpack throughout such an exhausting trip is insane. You could potentially slim down by leaving your cooking pan etc at home or asking a friend to meet you at certain checkpoints so that you don't have to carry the meals and water. Climbing through narrow spaces should be much easier this way. Also, great watch. Thanks for filming :)

@MrSaemichlaus Год назад

Those cows thought you were bringing them food - and each one of them was going to be first!! If you get unlucky, you catch a mum worried about her calf.

@merseyviking Год назад

I was going to say the same thing. I think this herd was nothing to be afraid of, but that doesn't stop them being scary! I have a mental image of a friend of mine being chased by a cow across a field in Scotland because he chose to run as it approached rather than turn around and shoo it away. It was hilarious! We kept shouting at him to just stop and turn around, but he was on a mission to break the 4 minute mile. The beast got bored eventually and my mate ended up right the other side of the field.

@TheRoblington Год назад

I grew up in Crewkerne and have lived in Ilminster for fifteen years. The Parret is very special to me. This is a lovely series which captures the feel of the river and the landscape. Bonkers too. I love it.

@froghornleghorn Год назад

Love that you found a wild camping spot with a bistro table and chairs set waiting for you to dine out on!

@LaylatheBoxerDog Год назад

Very Enjoyable sir. Love the enthusiasm and willingness!

@althejazzman Год назад

Cows are a force to be reckoned with. They're big and curious and you don't want to be knocked down by one, let alone a whole herd. You had good technique shouting at them but they didn't care in this case.

@MrSaemichlaus Год назад

This trip is symbolic for life itself. You start out barely making progress, not even seeing where you're going most of the time, and it gets easier and easier, until you can float on the current. only needing to make some decisive adjustments to your direction from time to time. Soon enough you will be floating out onto the flat sea, gazing to the horizon, wondering where to go and what your life is all about from here.

@MoontownMoss Год назад

Well for some.

@SamSeama Год назад

I have a friend who did the same thing on the Danube. From Germany to the black sea. He was doing 20-30 km per day. Took him about 10 months.

@shell_gone_awol Год назад

Loving this. I've rowed against a current & its bluming hard work & that was with a friend & I've also had the terrifying experience of being chased by cows 😬

@allenlark Год назад

fine work. im on the edge of my seat like this is a prime production

@charnestours1948 Год назад

This reminds me of the years on the unicycle. Ed is great at this type of video.

@Ripen3 11 месяцев назад

The episode with the cows was hillarious😂 i would have been scared shitless myself.. bingeworthy btw, well done.

@reeceholmes8546 Год назад

thanks Ed, keep expecting you to bump into Super Cycling Man on a river bend, great stuff

@Gytman189 Год назад

I absolutely love that you only brought one onion to save weight but also packed a drone

@EdPratt Год назад

Priorities ey 😅

@AverageBud Год назад

Ed your adventures are spectacular keep up the awesome ideas and videos.

@WaarisMarleen Год назад

This is soooo cool!!! Great footage Ed, and great story telling! I followed my hometown river in 2021, from source to end (it ends in a different river, so I stopped there) about 90-ish kilometers, but it was definitely less bushwhacking :-) I really enjoyed experiencing my home turf from a different perspective. Looking forward to the rest of the series, keep up the great work!

@cherylsibson2529 Год назад

This is a great series and thank you!

@EdPratt Год назад

Glad you’re enjoying it Cheryl

@LILBIN3620 Год назад

So glad your making another adventure/challenge series! Love watching all the crazy things you get up to and the people you meet along the way!

@heartdex 11 месяцев назад

complete opposite of ultralight backpacking. brought a palisade for your stove. love it

@JuxtaPositionings Год назад

Herding cows are no joke! Many a person has come a cropper under the hooves of the docile bovine

@Kapt_Tatturflagg Год назад

Got to love the dedication to the shots 😂Everytime I see your camera on the other side of the river Im like...dude had to go back for that camera. Great work!

@deltahyperspace Год назад

Wtf,,how have i onky just discovered u now. Your camera shots alone are nice let alone ur on ur own. 1 man band with this much production potential. Bro real talk ur master already

@TedJM Год назад

He spent 3 and a half years documenting his journey unicycling around the world, he's well practiced now

@emmaswift3764 Год назад

I was praying he brought extra socks in a dry bag! I hiked through death valley once and extra socks were priority 1 for me and really paid off in the driest place on earth. My deepest sympathies

@wesleyminnie1535 Год назад

I love the outside view of “what’s that guy doing” kind of adventure! Cheers!

@Be4tJumper Год назад

About 15 years ago I bought an inflatable boat of Amazon for £10. I've hit over 20 rocks since then and never got a puncture

@LaurenOliviArt Год назад

That’s amazing honestly lol

@EraX52 9 месяцев назад

21:27 If you pay attention closely, you can see one of the doors move by itself. Ghost caught in camera, maybe? Also love this video. Keep up the great work! 👍

@tobortine Год назад

Hey, RU-vid, are you listening? I want to know when Ed starts any of his crazy adventures... I'm subscribed, I have the bell thing now tell me Great video Ed, tempted to binge watch now.

@TheLaughingDove Год назад

So fascinating! Glad you took the cows seriously, they are no joke and can kill, if so inclined. Not worth messing about with (at least until safe on the other side of the gate where there's enough barrier to say hello and try make friends lol)

@honeybadger3902 Год назад

I'm loving this series, instant subscribe. Really well filmed and edited.

@DanyaAnderson Год назад

I absolutely love this, you are really trying something new and documenting all the little hiccups and troubles that are encountered.

@santiandres5177 Год назад

In my experience the Vibram FiveFinger Trail shoes are really good for aquatic purposes. It will protect your feet, gives good traction and they're very comfortable, your feet will be wet but you soon forget...they dry fast enough...Kinda painful putting your foot into it then next day when it's damp but you soon forget all about it.

@myawilkes7560 Год назад

Im so impressed but so worried about trench foot!! The suspense! I wish you had gaiters or waders, extra boots, lots of socks. But i know you were already carrying a lot

@bradleyturek Год назад

I wonder if those cows thought you were going to feed them-scary nonetheless!

@sbdiaries Год назад

Hello that sure was a cool 😎 upload Ed . You did a great job used to be a canoeist when I was younger ❤. Thanks for showing us, best wishes Simon and Beth ❤️ 🙋 ❤

@AntCooke Год назад

Cows can be very dangerous. Around five people in the UK are killed by cows and bulls every year. I don’t blame you for legging it from that field! (Great video, really enjoying the series)

@chaosmaybenecessary Год назад

What an adventure. You need a hammock and a light tarp for these adventures though. You'd be off the wet ground, warm and cosy. Lighter to carry and stealthier too!

@DanielMumby 2 месяца назад

Shame we didn't get to see you crawling through the tunnel near Haselbury Mill. Nice episode nonetheless - your balance of humility and determination is very endearing :)

@rawdaaljawhary4174 Месяц назад

Maybe you can harvest some of the wild garlic for your pasta! 🍝 🧄 Go, Ed, go! ❤

@mossdem Год назад

So glad I stumbled across this. What a great video idea and the execution so far has been brilliant to watch.

@richdt6312 Год назад

For a future video, can you do 61 miles of the river Stour from Stourhead in Wiltshire to Christchurch Dorset.

@dangraham8349 Год назад

Frenzy of cows!!! Love your work Ed. I'm looking forward to the next episode!!

@northernscum8228 Год назад

This highlights the way our rivers are neglected..more maintenance and clearing needed by the river authorities.

@nickywatson1299 Год назад

This is great. i can't wait for the next episode. Really enjoy watching this there needs to be more travels like this in England there seems to be loads in other parts of the world. Silly cows ! They can be nasty

@videoman250 Год назад

“Right, now to find somewhere to camp” as he was leaving a campsite 😂

@generalmartok3990 Год назад

Here in the States I'm always worried about bears, when maybe I should be worrying about cows.

@hugohammond1301 Год назад

Had a lot of fun hanging round at that wier, alwsys used to go their as kids and paddle at the top

@garysapper8716 Год назад

That sketchy inflatable is just waiting to be popped by a submerged stick! Add a y ft "painter" line to front so if it gets away from you in current, you have something to grab, and it will help to drag it up a riverbank.

@motorcyclelad 7 месяцев назад

lol, the cows were just curious! They had zero ill intent at all and just wanted to see what you were and what you were up to. (And to see if you had food!) Can’t blame you for being fearful though, they are massive beasties.

@john.dough. Год назад

I love the change of content! Truly a man of many talents!

@MartyrDK Год назад

Thanks for taking us along Ed.

@livingonthetyne Год назад

I had to really laugh at the cows chasing you! Damn scary having one chase you never mind the whole field haha.

@unfortunatedisgrace246 Год назад

"i think i fucked up" *camera pans to about 40 cows staring at him* pure comedy gold 😂😂😂

@WoodwoseTransmissions Год назад

Really enjoying this, very chilled out. Partridgean!

@NateOffGrid Год назад

This is something I've been wanting to do, but here in USA there aren't any real short rivers. I live in Oklahoma and the Arkansas River runs through my town, but it starts WAY up in Colorado , which as the crow flies is 640 miles from me, and the entire river is 1,469 miles long. So that's not going to happen. Lol. I'll stick to shorter 10 miles trips.

@marcbradford9455 Год назад

Always excited for Ed adventures. Keep goin, man.

@captmulch1 Год назад

Excellent Ed,up to another loony adventure! Love it …

@HannesGilstring Год назад

I heard that some adventurists bring Jelly Babies for snacks so you don’t have to cook for food all the time. Pro tip!

@z0ob2o75 Год назад

Not sure if it’s just me, but every now and then I think I’m watching river monsters, your voice and mannerisms are so similar to Jeremy Wade at times! Really loving this series though!!

@JammySaxon91 Год назад

What an awesome series dude! This has inspired myself and a friend to do something similar with a river near us! Is there anything you'd do different a second time round?

@EdPratt Год назад

Awesome! That makes me very happy to hear!

@turk639 Год назад

Bring gloves so you don't cut up your hands

@tiaxanderson9725 Год назад

Those cows were quite curious and a little jumpy :o By the looks of it, you could've used something like a Sea to Summit Pack Tap or Ortlieb Water Bag. It would've been easy to hook it onto your backpack. But then again... that would've added another 2, 4, or 8 kg (depending on if you got the 4L, 6L, or 8L variants) to your backpack weight. That said, in the multi-day trip I described on the first video I had the 10L version and together with being able to fill my camelback at the camp site and my father having his own plastic bottle for water, we used it all up (including boiling water for coffee/tea, and bouillon)

@matthewdmiller4335 Год назад

Damn real good content real nice community. Your doing a great job man keep it up

@josephfredbill Год назад

This is a great but mad idea. How about doing The Thames next?

@EdPratt Год назад

Hmm...that would up the challenge a bit wouldn't it?!

@josephfredbill Год назад

@@EdPrattonly the end parts

@mfrasermtber Год назад

Hi mate, I'm enjoying your vids so far, a little tip to save you some sweat. The heaviest items in your bergen should be at the top. Use your shoulders to take the weight. Having your boat at the back and low down causes you to have to lean forward. Bad posture for humping gear. Ex UK infantry so I've shifted plenty in the past. Keep on trekin. Cheers.