Winter Wild Camping IN APRIL | Trough of Bowland | Snugpak Scorpion 2

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In todays adventure Chris, Ant, Rick and I head out for a wild camp on the highest fell in the Trough of Bowland, Fair Snape Fell standing at 510m. During the adventure we experienced a vast change in weather conditions ranging from sun, snow and freezing conditions but the Snugpak Scorpion 2 kept me safe during the night.
We had a fantastic night sitting out under the stars sharing stories from our previous adventures enjoying a few drinks with good friends looking out over the wonderful views, what more can you ask for……..
Please find links to the other guys channels below, love it if you would check them out and give them a follow if not already.
Chris - / mcmoutdoors
Ant - / survivethenight
Rick - / ricktoutdooradventure1969
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Hope you enjoy the adventure, so come on " Lets Do It "
Phil
You can also follow me on Instagram - / r6_phil

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20 сен 2024

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@MCMOutdoors 2 года назад

Nice one Phil - as ever, great to watch this one back! Was certainly a cold one - ! Any chance you can Photoshop me a nice flat six pack mate ? :-) ATB

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Haha I’m not that good Chris lol. Ye great to watch these adventures back mate. Thanks for watching 👍

@grahamarnhem8659 2 года назад

the ribble valley and bowland is a superb and understated destination. todber valley is a great place to stay for a weeks hiking and drinking 🍻

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Certainly is Graham I’m luck to have it on my doorstep, I’ll take a look at the Todber valley too 👍 Thanks for watching ATB Phil

@AlanMETALMAN 2 года назад

Motorway traffic is a mare, I hate it and to be fair, I hate driving. Canny walk and a great summit photo and that looked like a dam chilly night, a couple of magical night shots mind. Good to see you got a good morning and the gas lasted for a coffee, cheers Alan

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Haha yes I’m glad the gas lasted too. It certainly was a very cold night but was toasty warm in the sleeping bag. Ant had a right nightmare with the traffic but made up for it during the night. Thanks for watching Alan 👍

@benny_mc 2 года назад

Paddy's Pole? As in 'Paddy McGuiness'!?😂 Great video Phil. Far reaching views from up there. You can get elevation in the Lakes but Lancashire has it beaten on distance of views 👍

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Haha not quite lol. Cheers Benny your right, great views across Lancashire from there. Thanks very much for watching mate appreciate it 👍

@otf.outdoors 2 года назад

Great video mate, looked like a canny place to camp. Views looking in the distance looked great. Loved the night lapse and night photos 👏 Atb Mick 👍 (new subscriber)

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Nice one Mick, thanks very much for watching and the sub, really appreciate it mate. It was a great camp with some top mates all of which RU-vid has brought us together, social media can be good sometimes. ATB Phil 👍

@marksadventures3889 2 года назад

Good to have you lads "in the hood" - it's just a long walk from me. Thee can see my house from there! As they say if you don't get the weathervyou like wait 5 minutes.

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Haha nice one Mark. Thanks very much for watching 👍

@Riz340 Год назад

Trough of Bowland is in one spot and is basically a road that goes in-between Blaze Moss and Whins Brow all the way to Dunsop Bridge from Marshaw, 😊 but yeah great video all the same 🎉🎉

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast Год назад

Cheers, didn’t want to give the exact location away but if you know you know. Thanks for watching 👍

@ipaales7552 2 года назад

Cracking video phil, what a great set up, everything from the table , stove ,tent give me a few ideas, great time lapse and astro pictures mate cheers Phil appreciated 👍 😀 🏕

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Haha cheers Gary, it was a cracking night. Love getting the tent set up with the table just makes things easier. Thanks for watching mate, see you soon 👍

@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969 2 года назад

Absolutely brilliant edit Phil. Loved it mate, class pics and footage and great feel to it. Was a class camp and great to be out with you lads again. Enjoyed both the camp and reliving it with the film Cheers Phil, gave a great weekend mate Atb Rick 👍

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Nice one Rick cheers mate, it was a top night out in the fells. Thanks very much for watching and hopefully see you soon on another adventure ATB

@joehusband8479 2 года назад

Great video Phil 👍 I enjoyed the time lapse footage of the stars. That was a great photo of the three of you. Nice one mate 👍

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Cheers Joe appreciate it mate. It was a cracking night under the stars. Thanks for watching mate 👍

@AntSurviveTheNight 2 года назад

What a lovely location that was and what would normally be a short time to get there. We are very lucky to have it in our doorstep aren't we Phil. Such a good camp this was, we had crazy weather, we're able to sit out and have a good laugh too, just an overall great camp was had. Beautiful shots too mate, well done!

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

We certainly are Ant, we have some beautiful areas on our doorstep mate, it was a fantastic adventure just a shame about you getting held up on the motorway. Thanks very much for watching mate 👍

@1972andyb 10 месяцев назад

Great vid Phil. Have been looking at the scorpion 2 for a while. Yet to decide. I have the ionosphere and love it even though it’s inner first and no porch. Does the scorpion 2 have 2 way zips on the fly door? Just thinking ventilation when cooking inside. Thanks

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 10 месяцев назад

Nice one Andy, I love the scorpion 2 for my winter camps, it’s a proper strong tent. It’s only a one way zip tho mate, although it is possible to leave the door down and open up either side depending on wind direction, you just change the peg point at the front. Thanks for watching mate 👍

@baldbeardedwanderer8403 2 года назад

I'm 6ft 2 will I be comfortable in this cheers.

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

No mate I’m 5’11” and I just fit, hope that helps 👍

@stevepayne2795 2 года назад

Looks like you set your tent up wrong my friend, the bend in the poles if to give the footbox end lift and not for the sides, anyway Good luck.

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast 2 года назад

Thanks for the info 👍

@lioneljonson161 Год назад

Sorry but that’s not correct. Green ends of the angled poles go at the front of the tent so fellow Lancastrian Phil had it right. I’ve pitched mine easily a hundred times over the last 4 years that way. Also it doesn’t sit in the right shape if you don’t pay attention and accidentally put the poles the other way.

@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast Год назад

@@lioneljonson161 nice one Lionel, I thought I was right but always happy to be questioned. Thanks for watching mate appreciate it ATB 👍

@stevepayne2795 Год назад

@@lioneljonson161 according to snugpak the green ends go towards the feet, its designed to give lift stopping condensation within the feet and stopping you from touching the foot end, however yes it can be used ether way and it still wont affect the tent , apparently, also the poles are color coded and will match with the tent as inserting, this is so you know where to slide the poles, the other end of the pole is left black, this is so you dont slide it into the green sleeve first, hope that makes some sort of sense, thank you for the reply, if you find out any more info then please fill free to letting me know, peace

@lioneljonson161 Год назад

@@stevepayne2795 I’m going to Scotland with it today for a week. I’ll try it both ways. I watched 4 or 5 setup videos yesterday and everyone had the green ends at the front but i suppose everyone could still be wrong. I also read the on-line instruction pdf but it could be seen as ambiguously worded if I’m being honest. I love a bit of pointless pedantry, regardless of which end of it I’m on, so I’ll report back after the scientific test 🙂