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Beautiful video brother 👍👍🤙🤙🤙

Last time I was in Caithness was back in 2000. Camster cairns, I remember visiting those and many others before reaching Orkney isles. Ace part of Scotland. Great vid 🙂

Hello Chris. I always wrap something around my pot noodle to keep it warm for about ten to fifteen minutes the I add the soy sauce.

Excellent insights and music.

Great video! I really enjoyed it. The history of the castle was very interesting. I'm still curious why eventually it got abandoned.

Great spot and of course ...... noodles hahaha

Top videos 👍keep it up 👍👍

luv the history content with the camp i am a Doon hammer 🤔👍

Try a Naga Curry Mate, Now there HOT 😢😅😂 Nice vid mate

Spot on, great location and great camp,,,,,,keep the spam though 🤣🤣🤣 🤮

You brought up something I have never thought about. Cops arresting my wife for something I did? WOW!!! I don't know how I would have responded to that????????? I will have to put some thought into it!!! Glad everything turned out ok. You just lost some sleep!!!!!!!!!!! God Bless

Nice setting and great location. Them damn wee beasties 🪰

coastal island , as opposed to an inland island ?

Great video as always, thanks for bringing us along 👍

Great video mate and it’s not often the North Sea is that calm - I worked in it for years. Looking forward to seeing you trying the same spot in January - guaranteed there’ll be no midges then 😂

GOOD VIDEO MATE. GLAD YOU KEPT GOING. TAKE CARE

Good stuff, as ever.

Great video..hope you get the chance to make lots more.

Always enjoy your films, keep it up sir.

nice and informative good video

Great video..very interesting as I've lived in the area all my life..especially the grave robbing, keep it up .very informative, thanks for uploading

In my twenties I walked Offas Dyke North to South, 3 days in and found a suitable camping spot on farmland, I asked permission to camp at the farmhouse a quarter mile down the lane and then I looked around for place to gather some water, I found a fast flowing stream and filled my water bottle , in those days you would use purifying tablets that you would drop in your water, no sawyer filters or similar, anyway returned to my tent and always as a secondary precaution I would boil my water before use, but as it had been a warm day and the water looked crystal clear I decided it would safe to drink, no problems, retired to my sleeping bag, in the early hours I was being very sick, sweating, Diarrhoea and feeling lousy, I decided to walk the short distance to the farmhouse to see if they had a phone and if I could get some medical help, The farmer who was very helpful got his wife to take me to hospital whilst he went and gathered all my belongings and tent etc and put them in the dry barn, I was in hospital for three days, eventually feeling well enough to resume my walk the farmer collected me and I gathered my belongings, before I departed he asked me to walk back and show him where I had taken the water from, when we got there he asked me to walk upstream of the collection area and lying in the stream was a maggot infested carcass of a rotting sheep, he had become mangled in barbed wire and was unable to get free, so after that I went and resumed my long distance walks but always checked very carefully that the stream was clear above where I intended to take my water from, so I take your point about bacteria and other nasties that linger in what you would think is pure, Good video by the way, 71 now and my LDW days are over , nowadays its a mobility scooter around the local park, but I still have a Brita jug filter to put in my water bottle to keep in my seat bag when I am out and about

Great location and history enjoying your content

Again a great history lesson thank you

Enjoyed the history of this video bud , Mick from Hampshire outdoors and survival put me onto your channel nice work

Great video mate, thanks for sharing. The info about why bunkers are there was fascinating. Good campsite too, shame about the cop bit! Ive subbed!

My first time watching and I love it

Imagine trying to explain to those folks in the 1600’s a guy with a beard is going to sleep here, record it and then put it on the internet for people all around the world to see - their heads would fall off 🤯🔮📱

Great story on the history 👍

Well researched - I learnt a lot - thanks for posting - have subbed! 😀

Ok i subbed a few days ago and now im binging from the first video… whats the medieval music similar too? Its so familiar… damn you ai music snippets

all good fella! i use a Trangia knock off - works well enough, obligatory noodles. I have the same tent - I pitch it out tight at the rear - ping test - does a coin bounce off the top like a drum?

No spicy noodles?

Spicy noodles for a change, love it

Cracking stretch of beach

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At one with nature, can’t beat it

Very interesting video and a poignant reminder what the allied forces went through 80 years ago. Thanks for sharing

Good video Chris enjoyed the history lesson, all the comforts of home. Well done litter picking at the end. Thanks for sharing

Kool history info, thank you 👌🏻

Great video, enjoyed the local history as well, as to the person turning up just as you are about to set up, that has happened to me more time than I can remember, no one around for like an hour or so then out of nowhere a dog walker turns up, happy days.(lol).

Thanks, excellently told . I thought it was Burke and Hare mainly, with a few more in Edinburgh! Nice catch phrase " nobody needs to see me do that" 😊

I’m a big stone circle geek. My favourite is Clava Cairns which is more complex than a simple circle. Can’t wait to be back up there later this month. Another great video 🎉

Somehow I missed this on my subscription feed but it came up on my general feed. Another very informative and interesting video. Thank you. I never knew this was a thing but makes complete sense.

Loved the short history lesson. Winner, winner, kimchi chicken dinner.

Great history and lovely site mate, worth a visit