Scots Nomad takes to the local hills to clear his head and work on his hill fitness. A peaceful night, originally intended as a short with little dialogue , I got carried away with the talking, Hope you enjoy
Another nice wee video Sean, Iv'e still not made it out yet due to work and life in general getting in the way, I must get something planned soon, Keep up the good work buddy. ATB Bob
Hi Bob, cheers for the kind comments, real life can be busy and take over our leisure at times, those hills aren’t going anywhere, you’ll be up there before you know it. I’ll look forward to seeing your adventures… 👍
Hi Sean spent some time watching through your ochil videos. I’ve wild camped in the area a few times in the past and been looking at revisiting in the near future and came across your channel. Some great videos and very informative. Keep it up. Thank you.
Thank you very much for the very kind comments. Another nagging leg “injury” and the recent hot weather have kept me off the hills, but, hoping to be back in action soon. Thank you again, ATB 👍
Hi Sean, Great to see your back on the Ochil Hills, you Look Really Happy 😃 The Bog Cotton Looks Stunning in your vid, gently Swaying in the light breeze on the top of the Ochils. I'd Love you to see a you tube vid my friend Kate filmed during lockdown, at the end of the vid, I talk about bog cotton, the video is called Socially Distanced Walk Kate Fromings 😃xx
Hi Jacqueline, a long overdue visit to the Ochils and I have really caught the bug again. I’ll have a look at the video, it’s always good to see the hills from someone else’s perspective… 👍
@@scotsnomad7395 That's Great Sean, there's nothing quite like, getting out on the hills again, so re invigorating 🤗 the vid, I mentioned, has a 2nd part to it, it follows on, seconds after the 1st one, where I'm talking about the bog cotton, in more of an endearing way, rather than a botanical way, I Loved seeing them Looking so beautiful against the Lovely backdrop of the sun drenched gengie
Yes It’s copes well if you pitch the narrow ends of the tent onto the wind. There’s also a loop on the doors you can attach an extra line to. The poles fell a little but that’s what they were designed to do. The high vents at the ends of the tent can make it a bit draughty in high winds. I also use a set of 10mm poles on occasion, they make the tent sit drum tight …
@@scotsnomad7395 Very nice, well thought out, set up. I’ve ordered an Enan, additional pole, footprint and tarp5 from France, should arrive tomorrow. I like your channel. Stay strong brother. ;
