Snow Camp Above Winnats Pass | Peak District 

What a real pleasure to read your comment! I can’t see the original but I’ll search for it in Studio. I am in Awe of you Mick. I have known since watching your videos that you’ve been unwell but you didn’t dwell you kept going out into your local lands filming what you wanted and even your Temu reviews at home with your wife made me feel so warm and connected to you as a virtual friend inbetween my arduous shifts. I think when we watch each others videos us campers, it’s a reciprocal relationship and one that keeps on giving, we can pick up when we can and enjoy the vids over and over depending on our mood. I am so thrilled that you’ve found my vids in the Peak District enjoyable and I will always see you in my virtual audience as I chat crap int’ hills in me tent lad 😂 THANK YOU MICK ❤️

Thank you 🤩 he’s a very supportive and inspiring person to me. We make a great team. Thank you for your kind words. ATB, see you on the next one 😊Sarah

😂😂😂😂 that made me spit my tea out laughing thanks for sharing 😆

Hi Pat 😊 always enjoy seeing your comment pop up and very much like yourself I enjoy replying to them all, taking the time to thank people and listen to their stories brings me a lot of joy. I hope that you get out up there, it was maybe a little too close to civilisation for me but the breathtaking familiar views made this camp special. Go in winter 🥶 I was all alone up there! There were two people out on top until about 6pm but they disappeared. I would love a drone one day. Your footage of kinder scout it etched in my mind, I must have seen it 10 times, I’m glad I can play it on repeat! See ya on the next one, ATB, Sarah

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Such a beautiful comment to read THANK YOU ✨I am very grateful for your watching and supporting, Best wishes, Sarah

Gorgeous comment thank you Dave ✨ I love taking everything that I need from the place and leaving it just as I found it. It’s my most healthy addiction 😊ATB, Sarah

That’s awesome 🤩 really glad that you enjoyed this video. It wasn’t easy to film in the cold, both that and the cold are challenges that help me learn about my limits, kinda induces my thoughts and what ever comes out like to capture for my content, great memories to look back on. I hope to see you on my next adventure, ATB, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 sounds great! 🏕️ I’d like to try a hammock yes, I would like to try a trekking pole tent aswell and also a bivvy with tarp etc. so many possibilities and money to be spent if I choose 😂 I love the indigenous woods so hoping to try new things going forward. ATB, Sarah

Thank you for such a lovely comment and great that you’ve stopped by! See you on the next one ⛺️ ✨

I did miss them Mike. Thank you though!

lol 😂 SoloSarah will always be there for when the lights come on again 😂

Oh Sue, I’m so sorry to hear your story. Unfortunately I have witnessed the ending of someone’s life in the most tragic circumstances and can find that stuff quite triggering especially in the job that I do which is full of trauma as much as it is full of beauty and new beginnings. The emotion work of midwifery sure can get me down at times only may be lifted back up with possibilities and positivity, as an empathetic person this can be tough. Hence forth my camping escapades from the responsibilities of life. Being responsible for JUST ME feels extremely freeing in a world where I am continuously conforming to rules and regulations. As for the pre cloth please tell me more! I hate using toilet paper 🧻 as for the stove, you’re a sucker like me 😆🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 happy spending! Isn’t it awesome? BW, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 thanks for stopping by! Im sure he’s too busy on a hill somewhere talking about stoves 😂 I haven’t camped with anyone else as yet. A few folk have mentioned about colab camps but I don’t tend to camp with people I haven’t met before or don’t know. It just feels a bit too out of my comfort zone at the moment. First time for everything though. I’m still a newbie to all of this 😊 thanks for the suggestion, best wishes, Sarah

Welcome aboard! The Big Agnes was a delight to use. It went down to probably -5 that night and I didn’t feel any cold through the mat. It’s very thick and insulated. It’s quiet and the mattress style baffles are very comfortable as a side sleeper. The stove is by ‘Speedster Stoves’ it’s the Boarder raider cook set. I used the 50ml burner in this video and it’s enough to boil 500mls very cold water and burns some after too. I cooked a steak and potatoes in my last video with just 50ml. I take an 8oz bottle of bio ethanol with me and always come home with a third spare. Sometimes I just light the stove for warmth and lighting ☺️

Hi Mark 👋🏻 thank you for watching it’s much appreciated. Yes at present I record each clip on my iPhone 12. I use a gimbal that I got from Amazon and a tripod. I then use CapCut editing app and put the videos together using my phone including adding some music. I use the Boya microphone which plugs into the charging port on my phone. I do a simple Timelapse set up on my tripod for the cars on the pass and I’m always chuffed with how it turns out. 😊 yes the pretzel bindi head torch is a great lightweight torch that is super bright. Perfect for camping and my running escapades. ATB, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 that’s brilliant! It’s not great weather out there either. It’s a wonderful place regardless of the weather though. I think once you gather enough kit to go on a camp just go for it. There’s nothing stopping us apart from our thoughts when we get to a certain point. It’s not easy to overcome that anxiety. I’ve been there. The best advice I was given was “don’t leave it too long until the next one” I havnt looked back. I went to a familiar location away from the popular spots in summer after a camp on a campsite with all my dogs. I eased my anxiety gently and then really started to enjoy it, hence the making of my channel to share with others. Keep planning and visiting places and I’m sure you will bite the bullet at some point to just go 👍🏻ATB, Sarah

Awesome, thank you!🙏🏻 ATB, Sarah

The ambulance was stuck in the procession of cars waiting to get up Winnats Pass. They sounded the siren 🚨 to clear the sheep, it worked. I had to edit a lot of the footage out due to the beeping car noise 😮‍💨 I’m sure she got bk down to the flock in the end poor thing. I had to try and forget about her, my love for animals is strong! I dragged a sheep out of Derwent reservoir after a wild swim, she was petrified as she’d become stuck in a bush in the water so was heavy and tired. I got her out and she ran, I was really pleased that day ☺️

That’s fantastic and so is Patrick for telling his subs about my channel in his last video. I was laughing my head off when I watched him. He’s a ledgend, love his content, great man. ATB, Sarah

👋🏻 hey! I was alone up there, made it very enjoyable in the true spirit of my name, ok some girls joined me for breakfast which really made that. All special after seeing them all moved from the road earlier that day. Felt like they came seeking solitude and safety around me. Little Bo Peep 🐑 ha ha! Sorry to hear about your pillow. It’s hard to give this stuff a lifetime guarantee, I definitely get the use out of my stuff before it fails. I hope you get out on the Pass soon. That’s one camp I’ll remember fondly forever. Thanks for sharing your video, I’ll take look 😊ATB, Sarah

What an awesome comment thank you and I’m sorry to hear that you haven’t been well. I did a lovely walk with my dad up to the pole then over the bog to Stanage edge and back to Ringinglow last week. Lovely walking, teaching him how to use walking poles. Sounds like a great idea recreating the picture, I’ve done this many times. I think when a person hits rock bottom they don’t like themselves very much, feel worthless, powerless and unable to FEEL. I hated myself for sinking so low when I had so much to live for but I was mentally unwell with a huge imbalance of chemicals. Once I got support and talked about it my recovery began. I put myself at the centre of everything which wasn’t easy as a mother but I still do it now hence my RU-vid channel was born. A celebration of what I love which is one of the biggest decisions I’ve made putting myself out there with all of My vulnerability. Thank you for your continued support and I feel very humbled to have inspired you on your journey 😊ATB, Sarah

Glad you enjoyed it 😊 thank you for watching as always. The weather was beautiful wasn’t it? I needed that 👍🏻 ATB, Sarah

Rattlecan 😂that’s my favourite nickname, I’m proud 😂 if I ever meet you Andy ya know in ‘real life’ I won’t let you down on the talky front 😆. I’ve wanted to camp there for a while but knew it was popular so it put me off. I’ve turned up on Derwent edge before and struggled to get pitched due to lots of campers being out. It was un nerving not camping where Id had in mind. I hope the woodland is safe to camp soon, least you continue to make the most of the back up, nothing quite beats being out with ya mates with fire and beers though does it? Ps don’t need to drop a grand in a tent, yours is perfect, I’d rather have Hillary than a nice car 🚙 😂 ATB Andy, thanks for teaching and have. Great night, Sarah

That was my favourite part of the camp. There’s always something that happens that seems to make things feel like it’s all meant to be ✨

Hey 👋🏻 thanks for stopping by 😊 it’s a KiddieWhizzer 👍🏻ATB, Sarah

Great advice Craig, thank you 🙏🏻 I was surprised that my water froze but then again I didn’t protect it well enough! I’ll be sure to update you on frozen water situation when we get another cold spot here in the Peak District 🥶ATB, Sarah

Hiya Chris 👋🏻 thanks for stopping by, it was a really relaxing camp too. Keeping warm, taking in the views, watching the flame flicker of my stove with a hit brew and dates treat ✨ prefect. ATB, Sarah

Oh my gosh! I keep forgetting to mention how excited I am about the fact mine flies in the dark 😂😂😂 thank you for reminding me, it was the best birthday present ever, I’m glad that you bought one and hope you find that it makesbb no thing more comfortable for you where ever you use it 😊BW, Sarah

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you John. It was a really good one to make albeit challenge to record in the cold conditions. It was so worth the effort. ATB, Sarah

What an amazing true story thank you for sharing that I am so grateful as I am for your support. I hope that you make it out soon. London can be draining , the Peak District your recharging station ❤️ my very best wishes to you, Sarah When I was feeling rubbish before I found camping out myself I’d often tune into Patrick Dickinson, Andy Beavers, Paul Messner, Twiggy Escapes, Dave Goodman, Hengist Wild Camps, Mark Taylor Outdoors, Mick Outdoors oh the list is endless! They always give my mood a lift and inspired me to get outside ✨

Ohhh it was a bitey one! Made the ends of my fingers feel numb when out of the tent for just a few minutes. Very difficult to film in the cold. I was pleased with what I managed in that cold 🥶 ATB, Sarah

Absolutely! Most of my camps are local to me on the fringe of the Peak District on the Sheffield side ☺️

😂😂😂😂 that’s funny, I can pack a lot in that backpack and still lift it onto my back…I don’t think it’s as heavy as it looks. I’ll weigh it next time, lots of people comment on the size of it and it’s just a 50 litre women’s backpack. Might calm her Mary Poppins ✨

Awwww that’s lovely, o don’t think I’ll ever leave, Drveon is a pretty strong contender though right? 🤩 thanks for watching ✨ATB, Sarah

Ey up 😊I’ve been there last week! Most amazing h sunrises driving home from night shifts at 8am, when all the energy I’ve got left goes into getting into bed for at least 6 hrs…I do feel lucky as a shift worker and often avoid the weekends. I am A solitary creature lol 😊 I hope that the weather comes good for you because good things come to good people… enjoy and don’t work too hard ATB, Sarah

Thank you 🙏🏻 glad you enjoyed this latest vid. ATB, Sarah

Yes 🙌🏻 it was a bit of a surprise and certainly a challenge on the steep path at night! I may have to grab some mufflers 😂 that little black thing runs off all the time, the pegs were ace, I got them heavy and cheap though. I know there are lighter ones, these were good to get past the frozen ground with the help from lump hammer rock 😂 ATB, I have you vid on my library list! Sarah

oh I just caught a glimpse Rapide SLI?

Big Agnes Rapide SL, a recent replacement for my Rab Ionosphere sleeping pad that broke at Christmas. Very disappointing as it wasn’t cheap and I’d cared for it well. The baffles blew and it’s rendered unusable. The Rapide is great! I have it in short length and there at least 2 feet above my head in the Soulo

Thank you! You too! ✨😊✨

Excellent 👌🏻 I’m glad you got out!down layers are a true game changer to keep us comfortable. I don’t think I could do it without them now. Especially in the sun zero conditions either win chill factor. I’d perish. ATB, Stay safe and carry on camping ⛺️ ✨⛺️🙏🏻

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@@SoloSarahBX One short one has posted but another has gone.I'll try again maybe tomorrow. I do enjoy commenting on your channel and reading what others have said. TTFN.

Ha ha! I love this Graham thank you 🙏🏻 I do wonder if the 9 sheep fell asleep counting Sarah’s eh? Ha ha! I have come to collect the gear that I feel will keep me safe and comfortable and is relative to the conditions I choose to camp in. I do feel like I have everything I need now so I’m really happy with that. I’ve worked hard to gather it all so I am now reaping the benefits of that hard work. The broken stuff is annoying but such is life, it’s faired me well. I bought a mic set this time incase one goes on the blink again. All my gear is cleaned and ready to go again, back to work I go this week but I’m sure I’ll be back out very soon. Hopeful for the storm to pass and send me some fortune in its wake 🔮 on my next adventure. ATB, Sarah

@@SoloSarahBX Very pleased I managed to make you laugh, a bit of laughter is a good thing. It used to be two mules for sister Sarah, now we have nine sheep 🐑 for Sarah B!!

The perfect 2nd home ⛺️✨

Thank you 🤩

A great way to look at it, they did feel Like friends although I kept my distance And respected that it was their home. I do feel vulnerable in my tent but only for the fact that others would see me, I really like the idea of a bivvy camp and so spend time thinking about camps in locations that are away from the view of others, like I am hardly there at all hence setting up late and leaving early. The only people I saw were the night biker 🚴‍♂️ and the 40+ people up on mam tor in the morning 🌅

Howden moor. Grinagh stones Up that steep ridge on the bend before the kings tree turning point. A rocky outcrop as remote as it gets in the Peak District. Never met anybody else up there. You can stay for days probably weeks & not see anybody + it's the most spectacular views. There's medieval era masonry still standing in fact. That's how seldom it's visited. There is a geocache though near a scary fissure on the plateau, but I've known no spot quieter in the dark peak.@@SoloSarahBX

Twiiigggyyyyyy! Love it when you comment especially knowing that you were out that night too,in a very special place. I wonder where you got your rock from? 😉 I kicked the pegs to wobble them out the hole next morning they must be about 12 inch long! Needed them though. I’m looking forward to your video, your a true inspiration to me Mick and I’m forever thankful for your relaxing content, rambling away in the same places as me at different times as work allows, just like me. Special that. See ya ont next un’ 🙌🏻 Twiggy ledgend ❤

@@SoloSarahBX Both out on a cold Wednesday, the scenery was stunning that night and morning, really enjoyed it being back after 5 weeks... Gone rusty, forgot how to edit.. Nice have a special connection with you.. Always cheers me up to see u out.. Your editing is like lightning. My vid will be nxt week. Take care out there Sarah , sure you'll be out again soon 🙂🏕️

@@twiggyescapes yes it’s lovely Mick 😊 like minded folk doing what makes them happy. Feels good 👍🏻 I edit straight from my phone at the moment so it’s easy, it has to be though. Better when I have a day off after camp to sort my kit and make a video, part of the enjoyment. It would change if I got a go pro/drone etc. I’d have to upload to my MacBook and maybe download some editing software. We’ll see. I’ll be out again soon for sure. Take all the time you need for the video making. When your the boss you can do what you like 😁

Hey 👋🏻 thanks for the sub, that means I’ll be catching you on the next one! Thanks for watching, sure was a cold one but with all that layering I was pretty snug apart from an escaping shoulder in the zipper less sleeping bag. ATB, Sarah

That sounds fantastic! What a memory. I’ve camped out in army issue stuff in the snow it’s great, albeit much heavier than the kit I own now ☺️

@@SoloSarahBX yes I remember it was a really heavy brown canvas, 3 foot high with 2 solid wood poles. Only problem was when we went down to Castleton that evening most of the pubs would not let us in with hiking boots. We found one that allowed us in one room ith open fire. We spent a great night with other campers who'd come over from Edale. We used the open fire to dry our socks, and one guy brought a guitar so we had a sing song too.

Thanks Kris 🙌🏻 yes my first time up there, always wanted to visit, definitely picked a great day and night for it and a successful camp too, ATB, Sarah

@@SoloSarahBX Yeah looked great. Last time I went there to camp I ended up just below mam tor summit and had an epic sunrise and temperature inversion. Need to get back out to the peaks. Let me know if you ever fancy a camp

You are most welcome, I love it there as you could probably tell. There’s hundreds of sheep. I hope she gets noticed 🙏🏻

Thank you for watching! 🙌🏻✨🥶

Ha ha! Yes I was surprised not to be joined by anyone else. That path in was rather sketchy with a good blanket of snow though. Maybe put people off. Glad I had the spikes! The groundhog legs were essential. So glad I grabbed some on the way back from my recce, ATB, Sarah

Glad you enjoyed it. There’s lots that I don’t share on RU-vid or my video pile be extremely long. I am silent a lot of the time, it’s therapeutic 😊ATB, Sarah

Yay! Heather hear of the healing foot, I think one of my subscribers may have gotten me mixed up with you and asked how my ankle faired in the cold 🥶 I hope he sees this comment and asks you instead 😍 I saw the weather window and jumped for the chance, oh it was well needed and enjoyed as you could see. It wasn’t easy seeing the lame ewe I know they are tough cookies but I still wanted to make her better. I’m a fixer ❤️ATB, Sarah

Thank you 🤩

Do you think!? The scenery made it, it was stunning, might have used that word loads in this last one but I had no words lol. BE, See you on the next one, Sarah

Your comment really did make me smile and my eyes leak this morning upon waking from a restful nights sleep! Thank you so much…”feel like in all its vivid glory” really special and inspired a name for my next video thank you! I hated hitting rock bottom but I am so grateful for the lessons Ive learned, the friends I’ve made and experiences I’ve had rebuilding myself. Once you’ve owned a Soulo it completes you. I worked hard to even contemplate owning Hillary. Then when I didn’t think it could get any better she was gifted to me by by husband for my 40th birthday. He knew then what I’d achieve on our excursions ✨⛺️✨ATB, Sarah

@@SoloSarahBX Ahh no worries thanks not needed your note about not being able to make a cup of tea strung a bell. Yea its a very dark and horrible time for sure, wouldn't wish it on anyone that crevasse, but if you can climb out and survive it from it comes a phoenix for sure, an awakening and a stronger determined and fulfilled life. That is ace re tent for birthday present after saving up, i bet he and your daughter if she's old enough love watching your nights out on the hill :-) ! Safe travel's and hope you keep injury free on the hills this time of year - on that point those steel tent pegs are super heavy but also be very careful. One of my climbing partners had a really nasty fall off a ridge couple of years back with some nasty bounces before arresting his fall, messed up pretty bad with leg fracture's but defo not helped by being impaled by one of his tent pegs in the same pocket deep into his back and core (they where also on an angle poking through side pocket 11:34 in vlog and same steel ones as that - i know as have the same also as great for banging through rock gaps). Freak accident for sure, but well accidents happen and he got told a few more mm in he wouln't have made it! You turn them the other way you risk when bouncing off rock/uneven ground your head snapping into them as packs dont stay where they are in bad falls. On those long steel nail spike pegs whilst its a total ball ache i'd recommend putting them side on parallel to your back in the base of your bag and something infront of them just for the worst. Sounds rediculous i know and if it hadn't happened to my climbing partner id be never had given it a second thought as used to do the same. On the boring subject of pegs lol, with the hilleberg, when its not frozen ground and for most of the time in UK on moorland check out the "Delta Pegs" (yellow with bend in), they are so simple but really really effective, the higher the wind force the more they dig into ground due to the fulcrum point, better than double pegging even and don't slip out in wet ground. Anyway yea safe travel's and clear starry skies :-)

@@_Mountain_Dave very interesting share! So sorry to hear about your mate bloody hell poo bloke. I will certainly heed your advice thank you! That walk was particularly treacherous and I had to be careful. It would have been even easy to stumble and fall down the edge with a freak accident pegs and a big backpack. That risk is certainly real so thank you. I will pack them safely next time. I’ve seen the delta pegs. Until now I’ve managed well with the DAC pegs but my collection continues to grow as my experience and knowledge does. I hope your friend made a full recovery ❤️‍🩹

@@SoloSarahBX Yea he's all good, ropes up alot more now also in winter so yea things happen for a reason. But yea it's one of those things i'd never gave a second thought too, axes yea but not pegs. The standard pegs are great, along with the poles, its more of a thing in really wet conditions on moorland and in higher winds. Well worth the few quid as stops having to keep getting out that nice warm bag during the night when grim to stop peg's working loose as they literally don't budge. Have thumbed and sub'd - good luck on your next adventure! OH and ps one of my mates really rates that collapsable bottle for vitals too if any of your female viewers reading this, way better than the shewee she reckons also - defo better than using a nalgene bottle and then getting the wrong one during the night waking up thristy and 75% asleep and taking a swig from the wrong bottle which is something you only ever do once i promise🤮🤣🤣!

@@_Mountain_Dave 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 legend thank you 🤩 I’ll look at those legs again 👌🏻

Just being out is the best wether that be car camper or canvas, glad you got out. I bet it was cosy, makes you appreciate the shelters from the elements in harsher conditions dictions, solitude is always my aim ✨ATB, Sarah

My pleasure 😊 weren’t they great?!👍🏻

Thank you 🤩 what a lovely gift 🎁

Thanks mate 😊✨⛺️✨ just love it, BW, Sarah

Thank you for commenting and for your continued support ☺️ much appreciated, ATB, Sarah

Really glad you enjoyed it 👌🏻

I’m so pleased that you have that memory. It’s breathtaking, it won’t be the last time I can assure you ⛺️🤩🥶BW, Sarah

Fantastic! Thanks for letting me join know ✨⛺️✨

Good to hear, you don’t realise how much of an accent you have until people comment on it ha ha. Proud Sheffielder me. Went running in my String and Northern Henderson’s relish hat last night. Love it 🙌🏻✨

Fantastic content, keep up the good work, thart a brave lass thee. 👍

@@mcpjohnson al sithi ont’ next un pal 😂

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Thank you 🤩 what a lovely gift 🎁

It was the coldest camp I’ve challenged myself to yet. I trusted myself and the kit, I did get cold but I ate drank and layered up. I was pleased with everything that I’ve learned keeping me safe. ATB, Thank you, Sarah

Isn’t it a great platform for that? Like a big virtual photo album to share with my grandchildren 😊 I’m glad you enjoy the videos and thank you for sharing re your struggles. No matter how hard it is for each of us, it is relative and it is valid, it happened. I talk about it to ensure others don’t feel alone. It’s not always been that way has it? I’ll be seeing you on the next one. ATB, Sarah

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Ohhhhhh 🥹 I am always astounded by what you and some of my other viewers pick up on in my videos. It’s a huge compliment when I am unrehearsed and raw. It means you are giving a big nod my way to the way I am naturally and how I see the world. That’s much more than I ever expected from ‘the best friends I will never meet’ I really enjoy reading comments like this, thank you so much 😊 best wishes, Sarah

@@SoloSarahBX I'm known for my big nods.When I nod to someone they know they've been nodded.

Thanks Sarah. Your reply gave me such a lift I cleared a 3 day backlog of washing up.

@@SoloSarahBX I hope this posts OK. If not I shall get me to nunnery & become affiliated to theSwonicles. Anyone who spends time in our countryside will encounter sheep.And once in a while one that could use some help.Sometimes we can help,other times not and we are frustrated. I once helped a chap free a young ram with his head stuck fast in a wire fence. Another time I came across a sheep on its back,legs in the air. It made no attempt to move as I approached so I assumed it was injured: a broken back or some such. When I reached the farmhouse no one was home so I left a note. I later found out that when this happens to sheep they are unable to right themselves due to the weight of their fleece. Apparently it is possible right them but I would imagine this would be a two person job. My first ever wild camp was at Scoat Tarn on Red Pike,Wasdale. There is flat ground by the outflow but three tents were already there when I arrived. I went a couple of hundred feet above the tarn in search of a pitch and I found a cracker.Big enough for my Terra Nova Solar 2 and as flat as a putting green. With my packet meal and mugs of tea I spent an amazing evening watching the beams of the lighthouses on the distant Isle of Man.I couldn't wait to see THAT view in the morning. Early morning, and excited by the prospect of the stunning view, I unzipped the tent door and there, standing shoulder to shoulder with their faces almost inside my tent, were three sheep. My burst of laughter scattered them and I realised that I had probably pitched on their night couch. If sheep could talk I'm sure the air would've been blue.And rightly so, it is their home.

@@MikeHarlyn-lh9jo ha ha! Great story 😃

I’m glad you stopped by to watch. I am incredibly lucky, love making the most of it when I can. I couldn’t believe how snowy Mam Tor and the Pass were as I saw it in the distance from the moorland above my home town. Beautiful. Was a little nervous as I approached it so I’m glad I had the spikes on my boots. ATB, Sarah

Not the best catch eh? 😆 yeah mine was rubbish but I didn’t chuck it in your river lol. The Kiddiewhizzer is fab though, works well for me. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed this one and I’ll see you in the next! ATB, Sarah

Hi Michael when I read your comment this morning I had tears in my eyes. It’s beautiful to read comments that people write once they have watched my video. It brings ha me great peace and inspiration to film the next one ✨⛺️✨best wishes, Sarah

@@SoloSarahBX Thanks for replying Sarah.Keep doing what you're doing ,you're making a big difference and have formed your own unique niche in the world of You Tube camping videos. 👏🥰

@@michaelblack9813 magic ✨ thank you for bringing lovely comments to my video ✨

Thank you 🤩

Yeah it was tough just carrying on to leave her to it. Tough cookies them. I’ve seen a lot of dead sheep around kinder scout. Really sad. I’ve had snakes and lizards 🦎 even seahorses and feel the same love for them as I do my dogs 😂

Thank you, It’s my pleasure 🙏🏻ATB, Sarah

It was certainly a surprise. Fair play to the man, I was in awe! I’ve had cyclist go past on the edge path on White edge before, I heard them comment about…. I didn’t think you could camp here 🤭 as they sped past, my fault, the Souo is like an orange beacon on a summit with the Flextail lamp on full 😅 thank you for watching and listening to my musings about when life hasn’t been so easy. ATB, Sarah

Ey up Kieron ☺️ thanks for watching, same happened to me the night Patrick Dickinson published his latest vid. Thanks for listening to my harping on about all sorts 😂 hole you get chance to get on the Pass soon. Stunningly beautiful, ATB, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 thanks for watching. I shared more that night than I could fit into a video! There’s always chats next time because there’s always a next time! ATB, Sarah

What an amazing hobbie and likewise for sharing that too. I felt like I was watching a miniature village from my location down into Castleton in the bottom. Really special, simple entertainment is the best, previous times ✨ATB, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 it’s called a Flextail tiny pump. It doubles up as a lantern to light up my tent at night. Excellent light weight and reliable piece of kit. Takes the hard work out of filling the mat with the pump sack it comes with. I’m glad that you enjoyed watching it’s nice to know that I’m helping folk learn when i am a novice myself 🙌🏻ATB, Sarah

Thank you Barry 😊 the views from up there are truly beautiful. I’m really glad that I made the most of my day on the lovely recce followed by a much needed camp. Even though it was very cold, it was a great success, thanks for watching ATB, Sarah

I will not be camping on the Pass in summer, it’s too popular, I’m always on the hunt for camps out the way, thanks for sharing, I hope you still enjoyed your camp after they’d left you in peace 😊ATB, Sarah

Aye it was quiet after that. Lovely spot, just a bit too near civilisation! I think that was your best video yet, I'm glad you battled the demons.

That great! I get excited when my subscribers release new content and I have something to watch and learn from. What a great community this is. Thank you for watching ATB, Sarah

You are most welcome, thank you so much for that 🙏🏻ATB, Sarah

It’s the stone wall 😂 I double checked ha ha, thank your for watching 😊

You sure??

@@Martycycleman 👍🏻 yes!

That cyclist going bye was a bit strange. I thought it was a ufo, that what it look like, two lights floating bye. 🤔

@@Martycycleman I saw his lights on the ground before I realised it was a bike. I was expecting to encounter another camper as it can be a popular spot but having just come up from the road on a very steep treacherous snowy path on the edge it surprised me to see a biker! Fair play to that man 🤩

Glad you enjoyed it Mr Watty ☺️ the weather window was perfect smack bang in the middle of my annual leave from work. I have a few of your camps to catch up on 🙌🏻ATB, Sarah

Hey 👋🏻 I’m really chuffed that you enjoyed the video. I always try to capture why I think is honest, funny at times and shows my passion for the Peak District and this incredible hobby. It makes me happy to know that you’ve picked up on this and I will continue to enjoy the camps for what they are. I hope as my fitness builds I’ll be off out on longer hikes. Blimy that means a longer video 😂ATB, Sarah

Dont change❤

Thank you 🤩 ATB, Sarah

They talk More than me, couldn’t get a word in edge ways 😂

Thank you very much ❄️🤩❄️

I’m glad you came over for a look 😊I am highly inspired by Mr P. Dickinson. I havnt seen him camp here yet, I hope he does before summer comes though because i bet it gets rather busy! ATB, Sarah

Maybe base camp 🏔️ one day but not Everest summit 🥶 thank you for believing in me!

@@SoloSarahBX I'd love to see you do a basecamp. As would many of your subscribers. Think about it.

@@stanbewick2685 myself and Hubby have talked about it last time we visited Adventure Peaks in the Lake District ☺️ both working in our fitness!

@@SoloSarahBX go for it old girl but maybe take hubby with you. And, it does cost a load of money.

@@stanbewick2685 yeah, we got quoted, it’s definitely a bucket list trip!