HOT TENT CANOE CAMPING - Christmas 2021 - Scotland - Part 1 

Cheers! Once you start looking a Fjallraven jackets there's no way back 😂👍

Cheers Fred, I'd definitely get your hot tent gear out. The kifaru box stoves are cool, I think they were the original collapsible stove and probably still the best. 👍

@@Adventure-Outdoors They probably were as I don't recall coming across any others that were collapsible back in the early 00's. There's so many to choose from these days and I'm amazed by the various types of hot tents available in UK.

Cheers Kevin 👍

Cheers Paul 👍

Thanks mate 🍺

Cheers Martyn! All the best 👍

Cheers mate! It was an enjoyable trip, I'll definitely have to tape the tent up a bit for the next trip 😂👍. All the best 🍻

Cheers Martin 👍

Thanks Kevin . I think canvas tents are much better, they just weigh a lot more than these new nylon tents, I think I'll eventually end up with a Tentipi......just need to start saving up! Atb 👍

Thanks mate 👍

Thanks mate 👍

Hi Harry, we camped on the same shore as Invermallie bothy during our summer canoe trip. I had no idea it was there but noticed lots of lights going back and forth during the night and we could hear voices until the early hours, I wondered what was going on! 😂. Next time I'm up that way I'll check it out 👍.

Hi Ben I used to look after it but the party and the Bucky brigade took over and that was enough for me.

The Jabberwocky 😂, not sure what I can do about the spark arrestor, I reckon I'll just have to carry some of that tenacious tape with me and continually patch the tent. I hope your not getting sunburned in your part of the world mate! Atb 👍

@@Adventure-Outdoors It's been lovely here the last week or so, 21c on average, lovely :-) There is a video on the spark arrestor issue where a fella has a mod for it and it seems to work well. Not sure if i can link here but the title is, Spark Arrestor Mod for a Camping Wood Burner Stove Chimney/Flue. Could maybe try that? He uses some really fine mesh and a metal ring and all looks good. Cheers, stay safe!

Thanks mate 👍

Thanks mate 👍

😂 Cheers mate 👍

Thanks mate, hopefully we can get back out in the truck this year if the dust settles. All the best 👍

Thanks mate! We do have a 4m canvas bell tent; no issues with condensation but I reckon it would sink the canoe 😂. Atb 👍

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Thanks mate! Ahh the beer review, I think the cold was getting to me 😂. I see you have a new channel, I'll go and check it out. All the best mate, I hope it's a year of adventures 👍

Ah yeah, @@Adventure-Outdoors I've basically moved all my bushcraft outings onto their own channel. I wanted to separate the hillwalking from it so my that's what that's all about. When will part two of your Christmas-canoe-fog-of-doom adventure be out?

@@asobushcraft nice one, hopefully I'll get part 2 up tonight, the fog of doom followed us up to Glen Affric 😂.

Thanks Paul, aye it's way too mild even up here in the north of England, nowhere near 24c though! Atb mate 👍

Thanks mate. Yeah I use a double blade paddle with my 12ft pack canoe; it's definitely more of a work out! 👍

Thanks! Yes I had to get it shipped over from Canada, it's a great addition to the canoe though, worth every penny 👍

Thanks for the sub, I appreciate it 👍. The smock is by Fjallraven, it’s a ‘Gutulia’ smock which is now discontinued unfortunately, but they have updated versions available. Scotland is one of the finest countries on earth, I hope you get to visit one day!

@@Adventure-Outdoors Alas Fjallraven, unavailable here in Southern Africa. One of the best brands out there I believe.

Thanks Philip! Yes it's a Fjallraven 'Gutulia' anorak; it's excellent but unfortunately it was discontinued a few years back. I think it was succeeded by the Anorak No 8.

Thanks for your replay. That’s a pity Ben, but the No8 looks good also. Do you wax it? Happy new year to you both!

@@getnoticedsigns Yeah the No8 looks great. In the video I had just waxed the jacket, it probably has about 4 coats of wax on it now so it's pretty water resistant. All the best! 👍

Thanks mate. The stove was great! Much better than the frontier stove, I didn't once get any smoke in the tent at all as it draws really well. The downside is that it has buckled a fair amount now but it assembles back together fine; some people reckon the fact that it buckles could increase the risk of gasses escaping but I had a carbon dioxide detector next to the stove and everything was fine. The flu can be an arse to take apart but a subscriber told me to apply some high temp. copper grease to the ends which I'm going to do soon. Some of the Polomy stoves look good, what put me off though was the prospect of having to pay extra VAT etc. as they come from the US. Hope that helps mate 👍

If you decide to buy the stove, the dealer for the UK is canvastentshop.co.uk, I used a 5% discount code from Kent Survival which worked, the code is - KENTSURVIVAL 👍

@@Adventure-Outdoors Brill thanks for the reply mate. Pleased to hear it performed well ...I think all titanium stoves get a little out of shape from what iv read ...so a much of a muchness I guess . Yes Pomoly have my attention too, they look brilliant but without the nesting flue im being pushed towards the Winnerwell ....and like you say the other neg is the extra cost unfortunately. Thanks for the heads up on the D.code and the flue pipe tip mate, I'll definitely keep that in mind, I have some copper grease ready to go 😂 Ps. Looking forward to that next chapter ... atb Marc 😉

It's a Fjallraven Gutulia anorak, it's a bit ancient now mate and they don't make them anymore. I think the updated version is called the 'Singi' anorak. 👍

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