The most scared I've been while Wild Camping - Overnight in an abandoned house in the woods
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 22. 01. 2022
- This was officially the scariest overnighter I've had so far.... I don't beleive in ghosts but this place had something extra going on which had me on edge all night. Let me know your thoughts and if you've ever experienced anything similar?
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Pal you have changed my life and also my children's life who are both in their 20's and my grand kids lives. We now go out wild camping , building fires in the woods out the back of the village we live in. All owned by the woodland trust. Thank you so much for inspiring us . you should have your own TV prog . Take care Hazy
Lovely to hear that mate. Much love to you and the family đ
He's something special isn't he? But we don't want those tv sociopaths getting their slimy claws on him xxx
That's brilliant that mate well said. I've learned loads from haze, been here for time.. now I'm processing fatwood, making hobo stoves,foraging the lot.
@@HazeOutdoors This was a goodun' Haze.
Hey mate...if you recall...last year, you said you may do a camp in a cemetery.
...still waitn' for that.
IT"LL BE GREAT!!!!
Best regards,
Ben
Hi Roger, really interested in your comment have you ever had any hostile reactions from the woodland Trust, or do you just ensure you are stealthy enough? I am in the south east and really keen to do a few wild camps but a bit worried about being "told off" if discovered. All the forums are really unhelpful, jobsworths who keep saying it's illegal in England without permission .
I was just winter camping in the backwoods of Ontario a few weeks ago and got the heeby jeebies like I was being watched while sitting by my fire. I went to bed thinking it must just be my mind playing tricks on me...the next morning woke up and saw wolf tracks circling ALL around my bivouac. Sometimes that 6th sense is no trick of the mind.
Damn! Thatâs a different kinda scary đ
Ya, it was something else for sure, felt like I was in a Jack London novel. The next night I made a point of dancing around the fire and beating my chest like a gorilla before hitting the sack đ
Never underestimate your sense of smell. You can smell things without actual recognition.
Crypto ovulation is a good example in humans. We are not like a dog with a bitch on heat.
I used to have a premonition with hunting buck downwind and always sensed them before seeing them
@@TheCariboucanuck That is amazing, I think it would work!!!
@@rmsg7504 well I didn't get eatin alive in my sleep, so there's that... But I had wolf tracks following me everywhere for 3 days straight, it was unsettling to say the least. Now I wonder how much of that behaviour is due to the fact that eastern Ontario wolves are genetically mixing with coyotes, because honestly it goes against everything I thought I knew about wolves and their preference to keep their distance from us...food for thought
I was in the woods one dark night. There was a fair wind and clouds were racing over the full moon.
There were owls hooting and strange noises in the undergrowth and then the moon went behind the clouds.
Suddenly there was a low whistle and my face was enveloped in a damp mist, or fog, or some sort on ectoplasm⊠and then I realised that the kettle was boilingâŠ
Hahah beautiful
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Lol
@@undefinednull5749 thatâs a good one! Ist laugh from me all day! Thanks
Then you realized you sleepwalked into your fathers bed again.
About 7-8 years back I spent a year and a half living in a tent alone in the woods. Also did so when I was in my twenties (62 now). I can honestly say it was the most peaceful times of my life. Nothing like sitting under the stars at night listening to coyotes,owls and other animals calling in the night. Having your morning coffee and breakfast while the birds and day time creatures wake up with you. The sub zero days were brutal but, the quite of a fresh snow is amazing.
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Fair play to you getting back to nature- well done.
You were cooking my favorite! I'm sure yours is a little different, but the chicken and veggies, wrapped in a tortilla is the best. Just found your channel so got alot of catching up to do. Thank you!
Do you realise loads of people follow you and regard you as a best friend without ever meeting you. Keep the great work going and inspiring loads of guys and girls
Iâll take you all for a pint one day
I just said today in the woods talking to my best friend about how you make amazing videos and give amazing recommendations
And then said
'If I were to meet you and have a beer and a chat it would be a beautiful evening'
So the statement of feeling connected and like friends resonates a lot and I really feel that's a wonderful thing
It's so nice to see someone be as excited about being in the woods and waters đđ±âš
Holding you to that brother.
@@HazeOutdoors Weâll take you out & if we all buy you one, itâll take a good week. So where we off to on our hols this summer? đ
This is great!
22:45 Absolutely superb Hazy., actually spooked me for a split second ya bam!!!! đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł.....superb vid as always. You are a total legend. Loved by all đđ
Cheers mate đ
Thought I had lost my mind for a second.
That scared đ± the hell out of me. đ
The spirit looking out the window at him?? I seen it too and took a screenshot. What's "superb Hazy"??
@@lisamaynard9304 Pardon?
Man, I can relate more than you know. Last year in October I went on a 10 night, 11 day backpacking trip through Yellowstone, solo. Normally I wouldn't go alone, but everything that could go wrong with a hiking partner, did. So, I went alone. The first 6 nights were a breeze. I slept like a rock listening to the elk, loons, coyotes, and wolves all around me. Beautiful. The 7th night was very different. I was ~50 miles into my trip, at the confluence of the Yellowstone River and the Thorofare River, deep in the Thorofare. It had been raining on and off all day, then poured buckets in the early evening. When I was finally able to start a fire the sun had already set. I sat, deep in a thick stack of Pines with everything clicking all around me from the rain drops slowly falling down. Two elk cut right through camp (which was a glorified maze of game trails) and scared the crap out of me around 10:30 PM. Then around 11 they started fighting just on the other side of the river. The stomping and huffing you could hear. It was just a perfect combination of too much of the wrong noise. Around midnight I finally gave up and went to my tent, popped in some earbuds and passed out. It's amazing the feeling you have the next morning when you pop out and look around to your own chagrin that nothing even came close. Still, I felt what you were saying, lol... thanks!
Yellowstone has been known to be very weird and it may inhabit beings from other places- part wolf and part bear and telepathic communication and loves to eat humans.
I did some solo wilderness trips when I was young. I don't think it's a good idea. At least in the Americas anyway. Folks go missing. I had a bear (or something VERY large) follow me once and ran into a big hog another time. I went armed after that.
This outdoor channel has thousands of people of all walks of life send in their experiences simply to get them off their chest and to let others know that if they have had similar experiences that they are not alone in a world where people love to judge and ridicule people for an experience they had, simply because others have not experienced the same things in their life.
I've spent a ton of time in the woods hiking, biking and camping and have never had an experience, at least not for sure, but I do know someone who has, so I choose to believe people's Strange experiences even if I have not had them myself.
There is much more to this world and universe than we know.
A wise person knows that they know very little and is always open to learning new things.
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Hello Mr Hazey, this is my first comment on one of your videos and being one of your rarer lady followers I wanted to drop you a comment. I came across your channel during lockdown and have been working my way through almost every one of your videos! I watch you every night before bed and I canât tell you how your positivity puts my anxious brain in such a good place. Iâve taken my daughter camping since she was 4 months old (arguably glamping in comparison lol) I love it! My favourite videos of yours, as a keen home cook, are always the ones where you are cooking up a storm in the woods or on a mountain. Every time I hear the zip on your tent it evokes wonderful memories. Just wanted to say thank you for what you do and for being part of my mental health remedy - you inspired me to buy tarp, paracord and a bush box for my nephews for Christmas, they loved it and I secretly wanted it for myself :) best wishes to you and yours and keep up the good work đ
What a beautiful message Louise thanks. It really does mean a lot đ„°
@@HazeOutdoors woweeee feeling a bit start stuck you replied lol đ I know youâre really busy so Iâm really grateful đ
Loved the little peek from behind the window at the end! Yeah the windows are creepy. Very Blair witch vibes. Haha enjoyed watching you get creeped out!
I absolute shat my pants when I saw that đ€Ł
When in the video is this?
@@soapbaxter92 22:44
I literally jumped and screamed haha
heh. Absolutely creeped my out. Hated it and love it all at once.
Love the little head you had popping round the window, had to rewind just to check I wasn't seeing things, heart skipped a beat đ€Ł. Great video haze
I know! Made me mad it creeped me out hahaha 22:35
How do we know he edited that in?? đł I mean, I've seen spirits my whole life (I'm a clairvoyant medium) It's not out of the realm of possibility that a spirit manifests that clear. I've seen them look like a living person, until they walked through the wall!
@@lisamaynard9304 Well because he would've done a followup video showing the whole thing un edited. Why do a jump cut?
Also noted this edited blurb or a companion that accidentally got in the hoop. Not a ghost!
I had the same feeling when I camped outside a farm in Bosnia and there were bullet holes everywhere and shallow graves and I really felt completely uneasy and I couldn't sleep at all... it felt real man!
Brave man! No way I would sleep there unless I had to or was an emergency.
@@rmsg7504 we didn't really know where we stopped it was night-time and I was tired from driving it wasn't until the morning that I realised
Come on now. You can tell you're lying. Idk why people always have to add things to their comments to make themselves sound cool. I mean you told on yourself in your response. Lol but keep trying to impress people you don't know and will never meet on the internet.
I have spent my life wild camping, and don't generally believe in anything supernatural, or "other". But I spent a night once just outside of Sydney and felt not necessarily scared, but more upset and emotionally defenceless. The site had once been the place where many indigeoness people had been massacred. Quite freaked me out when I found out.
I get a weird vibe everytime I visit Port Arthur.
Between sydney and Newcastle there is an old house ruins near the beach. Whilst camping in this on my own an old hag was seen in the window. Moved on due to freak out and slept on beach. Don't know if it was a ghost or a creepy old women.
I believe that.
Pretty much what happens. If you ask locals for permission to camp and speak to their ancestors that you're not a threat or do not wish to disrespect the locals or their LORES you should be good. But if your still uneasy just pick up and move or maybe ask the local elders where not to camp be good for respect. As silly as it may sound it's just protection for you in country.
Ghosts or no, I definitely believe that certain places have a type of energy imprinted on them - whether from certain events in history, the people that lived there, etc.
Another awesome upload. Spent a lot of time in North Yorkshire on various paranormal investigations, the area is riddled with folklore, myths, legends, and ghost stories. I've researched, investigated and written numerous books on the topics, and advised on several popular television shows on the subject. Historically speaking, there's a lot of tragedy in the area. Great video.
I've lived there most of my 50 years, and never seen anything like that. I'm totally open to the paranormal, but nothing at all. I've also lived in an ex-Franco era cop shop in rural Spain, where horrific things would have happened, but again, nothing...maybe ghosts just aren't into me.
@@MrSimonj1970 That's really interesting. The North York Moors are riddled with stories of phantom black dogs, apparitions, witchcraft, boggles, fairy folk, and even a strange phenomena known as "Devil's Ratchets," with paranormal activity reported in towns and villages including Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay, Goathland, Saltersgate, and many more.
@@MrSimonj1970 I've seen things, but only when I've worked myself into a terror that doesn't stand up to rational scrutiny. It's almost like these things only exist in the imaginations of the fearful...
Look up Paul Sinclair and his Truth Proof books about multiple paranormal phenomenon in Yorkshire
@@mcebe what is the Devils ratchets? Can't find any info online about?đ€
I used to be afraid of the dark when I was little, and I realized that it was only scary inside a house. God bless you, son xxx
Yes I'd rather walk through the woods at night on my own then certain parts of where I live at night on my own aha, in the UK there is nothing to be afraid of in the woods apart from a maniac and getting lost lmao
Great vid. I remember a camp in some spooky woods! When things are spooky it definitely changes your brain waves to another level. I remember sitting around a fire and looking at a tree line in the near distance. If I stared into it I could see shadows starting to form and then they seemed to writhe around. Itâs amazing what your mind can do. Maybe its just deep dark primordial instinct kicking in to protect us of threats in the dark. Take it easy man đ€đŒ
Maybe it's the firelight dancing making the shadows appear to be moving.
I completely agree with you when you said; âMaybe itâs just the deep dark primordial instinct kicking in to protect us of threats in the dark.â I canât tell you how many times Iâve gone wilderness camping either solo or with a buddy only to see the silhouette of what looks to be another human or group of people completely
enveloped in the shadows. Part of me knows itâs just an optical illusion but the other part of me thinks, what if those are people who mean me harm!? Our brain is preprogrammed to look for the human shape in nature no matter what situation or environment weâre currently in. Needless to say, when youâre alone in the dark, in a very remote place like in the open wilderness, itâs amazing what your brain comes up with.
@@maybee... no it was definitely the imagination kicking in.
@@archangel5627 yes itâs amazing what the mind can do. I immediately thought of situations the military will have had to deal with like Vietnam for example if they were walking through jungle. Imagine your imagination kicking in with a streak of fear or alertness while being in the dark.
@@archangel5627 cave man genes kicking in many lives lost and lesson learned ingrained in our genes to be afraid of the dark and snakes and crocodiles.
I camped at a very similar place, a ruined house on the island in the middle of Loch clunie in Perthshire. It's almost identical to the set up there, half standing and with window frames intact. I hammock camped between 2 trees just outside of the ruins and it was a very scary place. I came to the conclusion that it was ther windows that were also freaking me out. It was an uneventful camp, but that feeling of dread never left me the whole time. another cool vid though bro, thank you.
Hello from America! I just found and subscribed to your channel and enjoy it immensely. Because of a hip replacement gone wrong and leukemia my backpacking days are over. We live in western North Carolina not far from the Smoky mountains but I grew up near the Application trail in Virginia. I've hiked a lot of great trails and had wonderful experiences. Your videos bring back great memories for me. Here is some advice from an old guy, enjoy your youth and take nothing for granted! Keep the great content coming. P S who does the first song on this video? It is beautiful!
Virginia girl here! Appalachian Trail is 15 minutes either direction. I live in the Blue Ridge Mountains. It's beautiful here! If I'm away from mountains too long my heart aches! I've been to Asheville NC and that's as far south . as I've been on the Blue Ridge Parkway. Beautiful area! Best of luck to you!!
Sorry whatâs happened to you. Hope you can still enjoy nature somewhat in different form. Tha song is âBe hereâ by Andrew word
Please never stop doing those night-sky time lapses, they're always so beautiful and evocative and the music is always a great accompaniment too!
Iâve starting dogging in my local woods down to this hazey channel, itâs awesome Iâve made loads of new friends âincluding the woodpeckerâ and when we are all finished we go litter picking. Itâs a win win for everyone.
Hahaha
Making yourself face your fears and going back to that same camp site is awesome. I had a steep rock outcropping that I tried to climb and I froze and had to make my way back down. A year later, I redid the climb and made it to the top, I was very happy about that. I see this as the same sort of thing. Good on you Haze.
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I mean this in the best possible way mate but seeing you nearly cack yourself has been the highlight of my week đ
Words can't express how much I appreciate your authenticity and uplifting videos. I wish you health, happiness, a million subscribers and copious amounts of positive juju x
Jesus Christ, you can't find words to express your appreciation? You should get out more.
@@YAHWEHtoHELL omg friend đą get well soon eh? xxx
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I have a good friend I love to camp with out here in the Appalachians in Virginia. We decided to overnight at a place noted for a particularly brutal fight during the American Civil War. It was remote and lush but we camped in a clearing near an old structure reputed to have been used as an impromptu hospital and morgue during the war. As night began to fall just setting around the campfire talk of course turned to the war and all the reports of haunting and spooky things seen and happening in the area, which is why we picked that spot in the first place. I got to tell you, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up as we shared ghost stories and every time I heard something moving in the woods or field behind the structure beyond the light of our fire. We finally decided to call it a night and as we were turning in my friend fished out his 12ga Persuader shotgun from his pack. He loaded two shells and as he did I told him that was going to be useless against a ghost. His response (paraphrased) "oh this ain't for the ghosts, I just don't plan on letting them have their way with me...this will be a whole lot quicker" to which I said "oh, so that's why you only bought two cartridges with you..." Yup..another semi-sleepless night in camp!
I was once wandering in the woods, happy as Larry. All of a sudden it went silent . I felt like I was getting watched. I felt so scared canât explain it. I ran out of them woods.
Didnât feel safe till I was a little ways out of them
Planning several wild camps and multi day hikes this year, all because of haze. Itâs mad eh? My wee boy loves it too and will be coming along. Truly inspiring
My imagination is the main thing that prevents me from trying wild camping. I know you can just think logically about what each sound is and prevent those unknowns. However, I frequently get feelings that something else is there with me in the dark and it terrifies me haha.
My only plan of action for the initial try of wild camping is bringing plenty to drink!
And take a friend.
@@alanbutler5144 Yes deffo
Take a friend who is a slower runner than you đââïžđââïž
@@seanwatt5973 haha
Steffan, you will find its no big deal camping in the wild. In fact it is fun and teaches you many good things. Mostly it is a good stress relief. I love to do it but rarely get to. Take a beer with you and chill it in the stream, that is the best!
Yeah, I try to stay away from places like that. Enough stuff goes on in the woods at night without adding a creepy old house. lol. I also never sleep in a tent. Half shelter only for security reasons. Takes me about one second to roll out with my light and weapon to check out suspicious noise. When you feel a persistent unease, listen to your instincts.
Yeah. I was hiking in the mountains behind my house. Stopped at a bench at the top for a bite to eat and there was a low cloud and a quite strong wind. Quite eerie. As clear as day I heard children laughing in the distance behind me. And the wind was blowing in the opposite direction to the sounds. Even weirder is that the area I heard the sounds is impassable bogland. I didn't sit on the bench too long
Dude, that spot is creepy. Absolutely love your time lapse. You never disappoint, cheers Hazy
I really like your camping spot even though itâs a bit creepy at night. Itâs amazing how remote that area is considering how the remains of that house sit in a section of forest with nothing around it. Speaking of that, Another viewer said that your overnight stay really spoke to him and it also spoke to my own personal experiences when you see shadowy figures that arenât there. In his words he said; âMaybe itâs just the deep dark primordial instinct kicking in to protect us of threats in the dark.â Based off his words I canât tell you how many times Iâve gone wilderness camping either solo or with a buddy only to see the silhouette of what looks to be another human or group of people completely
enveloped in the shadows. Part of me knows itâs just an optical illusion but the other part of me thinks, what if those shadows are people who mean me harm!? Our brain is preprogrammed to look for the human shape in nature no matter what situation or environment weâre currently in. Needless to say, when youâre alone in the dark, in a very remote place like in the open wilderness, itâs amazing what your brain comes up with.
16:13.. there IS something there with him. On the very left side of the second window.. watch in slow motion.. but not at night.. or if you are alone.
I made both of those mistakes, as I NEVER expected to see something like that. Ever.
@@ladyterrilynn7522 what are you seeing? He pans the camera across the windows and his face is in the shot. Because there's no lighting, it looks like something, but it's his nose reflecting the camera.
@@noahcarver6072 yea... my boyfriend pointed that out to me. It was just his face.. and I was very disappointed đ
Great video, thank you for sharing. When I was in my college years, my friends and I would go every summer and take the horses and camp up in the Rocky Mountains. This one year we rode past t bunch of old mining and logging camps that have long been abandoned decades earlier. It was getting dark and we decided to stop and camp at one of these old mining camps that had a mine shaft about 50 yards from the camp. The horses started to get really fidgety and ready to bolt. We couldn't get them to settle, so we decided to move on. We continued on and enjoyed our excursion throughout the next couple of weeks. When we were riding out we stopped at the ranger station to let them know we were leaving and we told him about the one camp that had the horses freaking out. The ranger asked where it was and we told him. He pulled out at book and said that camp was a site where an Indian attack wiped out the miners there. So I guess the spirits never left and didn't want us there!
I follow a small handful of bushcrafters and you're by far my most watched. You are the most natural and "closest to home," if you will, to watch. Your videos are how my overnights and short trips go with my kiddos and feel more real than the often staged stuff my sons and I have seen. Thank you for being genuinely wonderful and real, Hazy. Much love from Texas in USA!
Surely I can't be the only person who noticed that in the window at 22:43 đ
great stuff hazey, high production values great content and even better company.
Haze, thank you so much for taking us with you on your adventures! I love how you go a step further to really leave no trace. And how excited you get when you see a bird or deer, totally love it. Thank you again!
Great video.
I think we shouldnât ignore our sixth sense or subconscious because itâs often smarter than we know. I was once standing just outside some woodland and felt that I was being watched from a high branch in a pine tree. The branch was under shadow from the above needles so I trained my binoculars on the branch and behold, there was a grey squirrel standing stock still and watching me. These âfeelingsâ come from our past when we lived in the wild and depended a lot more on all our senses working in unison in order to live. Ray Mearsâs book We Are Nature is an excellent reference for this sort of thing.
Excellent comment
Spent the last couple of months watching your channel, revving up to going on a wild camp and now you have just scared the snot out of me cheers! đ€Łđ
I'm the same Simon! I was planning on giving the wild camping a go this year, but if blokes like Hazey and @James Ross in the comments get the heeby jeebies, what hope is there for me? I'd be sat there awake all night too scared to go to sleep.
Did anybody else notice the man peaking around the window frame at 22:45!!!! If that was a wind up Hazy I pooed my pants! đ»
I also saw something, but at normal playback speed it's such a short moment that you don't really notice it - could be the reflection of a branch in the wind, or Haze itself reflected in the window. But at 0.25% playback speed (can be adjusted with the "gear") you can clearly see a face looking around the corner for a moment... I know that the human brain is programmed to discover faces everywhere (e.g. in clouds) but the color and shape of the "face" doesn't match anything that could have been reflected there! And the movement really is like someone taking a quick peek around the corner, afraid of being seen. Absolutely creepy! đ±
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Yes, at 22:45 đź
YesâŠ.that was a face!!
Creepy đ
That was a really well-done video...the music, the time lapse, etc. And what a beautiful old place atop a hill in a forest. It makes you wonder who lived there and when...what did they do and was it lonely? Well done, subscribed.
Great to see you survived without incident. You are so good about over coming your fears. You are fearless Haze. Always enjoy the content, serious, extremely funny, looking for the good in everything and being positive. The least I can do is oblige and even watch the commercials. Do this as long as you enjoy it and we will be here as well to partake in your adventures. Much love to you. Hereâs to many, many more subscribers! You deserve every one. Cheers.
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2.35 - I had to rewind and make sure I hadnât imagined the body lying face down đđ
Just finished watching the Cape Wrath trail mini series! Absolutely loved it and now I have the pleasure of working my way back through all your content.
Really great stuff - keep it up đ
Cheers Jimmy G
Much appreciated mate
Crazy Haze I don't know which was more insane- camping at an eerie ruin or taking a polar bear plunge- but that's why we gravitate to your videos!
Yep- you're a total legend- thank you! Glad you didn't light the fire in the fire place as that really worried me last time! You really are an inspiration âșïž
I can only echo what so many people have already said - your videos are truly inspirational, your skills are beyond measure and your knowledge is encyclopedic, but the reason I watch your latest releases before anybody else's is because your love of the land, the forest and the mountains is so emphatically life-affirming that it makes it all the more profoundly moving that you dedicate so much of your best content to men's mental health. If you ever fancy heading beyond the wall to the Cheviots, there are some magnificent wild camping locations I would be delighted to show you, along with some of the best fishing marks and real ales in Britain. Either way, much love to you and yours from Bernicia.
Crikey this should be a fun one⊠let me grab a northern monk to enjoy it!! Love the videos Hazey thanks for all your hard work (and your service in the power-rangers too).
Cracks me up ! Love the daft comments Mikaela bracken, Del Boy etc Always gets me giggling. Sunday positivity sets me up for the week. Cheers hazy đ»
the forest has a lovely texture from above. Love how winter exposes the architecture of tree bodies.
His mate peeking round the window at 22:44 lol đ
You are a legend. Thanks for bringing me so much cheer on a pretty miserable morning.
Hazey yet another corker of a camp. Like Roger said these experiences you share with us are inspirational. I have bought all the basics now (mostly recommended by you). I plan to get out wild camping soon and can not wait.Looking forward to the next one of your videos.... In the meantime stay safe.....Oh any major tips I am all ears.
Love the video Haze, and some places do give a creepy vibe for what ever reason. Glad you went there again. I totally enjoy your videos. The time lapse was beautiful and I love that music.
Take care and stay safe.
Love from across the pond Canada đšđŠ Xx â€
Big up Canada đ
Thank you for sharing your experiences. I absolutely love your good juju and respect for the land. đ„°â€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž
Dear Mr Haze you are a true inspiration, I have been watching your videos for 2 years now, and enjoy the noise my phone makes knowing you have posted a ne w one. My age group probably have no idea sometimes what your saying, but I have to say you make me laugh, which I have to say in these days for me are not to often. If I ever have the pleasure in meeting you I would be honoured in buying you a few Northern Monks. Take care my video friend. Andi đđđđ
Great vid again mate. Iv had that feeling of complete dread before whilst camping. Iv not seen anything but the feeling i had was scarry enough. I think the mind and imagination is a strong thing and not always your best friend. Can't wait for the next vid.
Listen to your instincts
I just stumbled across your channel and I like the videos. I am 68 years old and have COPD and emphysema. I battle with oxygen hunger. So I watch youtube videos of people trekking and tenting and having fun and enjoying life. Kinda helps me feel I'm chilling with you all. I Sub and want to say hello from Texas USA
Another outstanding video to catapult us all into another week, we need it. On a personal note, my daughter bought me one of your t shirts and your merch people could not have been more helpful. Trained in your image they were, and completely brilliant.
Thanks mate
You are sound mate, been through loads of these types of channels recently and I'm loving your work, thank you
It is healthy to keep a open mind. As a person that has done lot of fieldwork during the night, to study nocturnal wildlife, sometimes even in king hunting grounds or close to abandoned houses and cemeteries (in most cases unintentionally, because I only found out that later, when I looked at my positions on the map), I have had a few experiences which I canŽt really explain. it wasnŽt that common, but some stuff could be possibly explained by residual energy which was stored on stone (like chalk) or other local substrates ,and manifesting out like it was a old cassette, while some other stuff, seemed too intelligent, intentional and interactive, to be simply regarded as «residual noise.» These unexplained happenings were rare and always made me feel more surprised than scared, because I wasnŽt feeling scared before I witness the events (IŽm used to be out at night, after all) and because I wasnŽt really expecting something strange to happen. Sometimes I had some colleagues with me which witness the same unusual hapennings . Most experiences were visual, some were perceived as obvious touch and a few were evident on audio recordings (which were meant to record animal sounds). I donŽt know about the supernatural, but I guess that there are some things that we still donŽt understand or simply have no idea. But it surely helps to open our minds, when we witness stuff happening in front of our eyes. Maybe some areas are more prone to strange things to happen? Maybe some of the places which have been regarded as «haunted» by their owners and by several ghost researchers, have really something going on? I donŽt know, but maybe one day we will have an answer. The best advice that I can give, right now, is keep a open mind and research things by your own. It is much more convincing, when we experience it ourselves, than by listening to others.
Fantastic video mate. Sometimes that thought just comes into your head and once it's there it's difficult not to feel scared. Happened to me once wild camping in Spain. Never should have watched Easy Rider as a kid.
You videos are great, please keep making them.
Thanks for a great video and I have felt those eery feelings while I was camping and also staying in a youth hostel, my brother was even worse.
22:44 you absolute bastard - scared the shit out of me XD
Without giving away the location this place is said to be the home of a Fairy called *Name Redacted*.
There is a few folktales about her, one of which she chopped a horse in half, so thatâs nice.
Itâs said she doesnât like visitors unless they leave her an offering or gift, something personal and something valued. If you believe in things like that.
If you want I can link you to the stories. There are loads of great folktales surrounding NY, would make a great series of videos exploring the locations.
I left her some catapult ammo đ
@@HazeOutdoors Iâve heard thatâs what she likes.
@Andy T thank you for the info, was going to ask where it is so i could look up the history of the place and any folklore but you've answered that one so thanks đ
Thank you for uploading this..... times not been kind, however seeing you out and about has been a pure delight!!!
Another mint video - as a former Whitby lad I love to watch your stuff to remind me of messing about in the woods when I was a kid back home and good to hear someone talk proper! Much love đđ»
Cheers Tom
Another great vid hazy them time lapses are stunning mate
Cheers mush
You're brave, I couldn't do that, especially by myself. Maybe the person who lived there had been afraid looking out into that isolated place, and you picked up their vibe. I wonder how old that structure is; it really is different and beautiful. Beautiful montages!
The 1st vid I watched of yours is when you 1st stayed there. Been hooked ever since. Thank you for the laughs and taking us on all your journeys đ
Thank you for taking us scary camping with you. It was so fun! Enjoyed every moment. đȘđ
Energy don't lie hazey, that unease, feelings and seeing out the corner of the eyes is spirits trying to get in touch with you or just let you know they're there. A good thing to do if not too scared is talk to them and say to them your name, why your there and ask them to leave you alone, usually they will leave you be. If it's something negative light a candle in the corner of that area of where you're seeing the most energy, they don't like the light. Namaste outta trouble hazey
Grow up.
Spirits schmirits, if they exist they are always there.....not just at night, I camp alone most times and always remember a saying my father told me......he told me there's nothing out there in the dark, that isn't there during the daytime....so far he's been right....even nocturnal animals are somewhere out there....cabined up...it's our minds that's all.....conquer that and you'll be as brave as me.đ
Doesn't matter how many camps I go on, occasionally in the right setting I get the right heeby jeebies for no reason!
Yep some areas just have a negative or evil energy to them.
@@ike8236 it's all in the mind
@@Eightball69 Definitely not, last year I was 4wheel driving in a remote area and my cousin and myself felt seriously uneasy and both felt we needed to leave that area. Couple months later a body was found there and many bodies had been found there before. The area has an evil feeling to it.
I think the past and the present exist alongside each other, so whilst you were camping previous residents were going about their lives. You were very brave. Thankyou for sharing.....
Interesting
22:44 Hilarious with the head peeking round the window. LOL
We love watching your videos! You scared my 12 year old witless tonight / she was the only one who spotted the face đ±
No I don't mind the camping in the woods but as for abandoned buildings etc you can keep that for yourself another great episode though take care my friend love from Lincolnshire
I loved the night sky time lapse. And great music choices throughout! Nice work.
Every time I see that house, my mind turns to questions about its history. Iâve definitely been in places I have felt a great uneasiness. Cheers on the video dude.đ€
Love this Hazy, definitely Blair witch vibes going on there. You're an inspiration! Keep up good work, stay safe
âThe Haunting of Haze House.â đ
Great video Haze, nice to see you back at the Old Folly. Stick with it mate, always go with your gut feeling.
The amount of time you spend outdoors allows you to be more connected and in tune with nature. Many people have sadly lost that, it's the world we live in.
This was another great video, also, a nice touch at 22:45 of the video, LOL. Brilliant!
Thanks for sharing, stay safe mate and keep doing what makes you happy.
Atb, Paul.
Hazo, thanks mate you've been a inspiration and helped me get out and do some things I've wanted to do for ever..
Did anyone else catch a glimpse of something in the second window from the left at 22:45? Reflection? And yes, I've run into entities in many different places; some benign, some pretty damn creepy.
Bro i saw that too then i see this comment that's fucking scary it's someone or something
A face appears from the right side of the second window, about half way up the window frame. Creepy AF
Yes thereâs someone else there, Haze are you pulling our leg & youâve got someone camping with you?
@@sheilablake7913 watched it a few times. Cheesy bit of editing. Nothing creepy going on there except the editing
holy crap I literally jumped out my seat!!!
Brilliant. Really enjoyed that. Great footage, food and great shot with the catapult! There's no way I'd have camped there..or jumped in freezing cold water! Massive kudos đ
Total respect mate, understand the juju. Felt it in certain areas I've camped too. Makes good pub stories... I'll buy you a beer one day... your footage is awesome and keeps me smiling. Love the music you use. đ
Great video, subscribed. Love how chilled you're, loved the time lapse sky.
Er! Did you see the head peeping into the window about 22:45! I chuffing Sharted!
My brain freaked out for a second lol haha
I was wondering what you were seeing.....then I realised it was at 22:45! The edit makes it even creepier.......definitely someone sneaking up on him!
You were being watched mate - some fella taking a sneaky peek through the window just at end like.
Brilliant video your a brave man camping there so creepy. The time lapse footage was stunning đđ
When he said the chimney chinned the tree I literally spat my drink out đ€Ł proper caught me off guard
Absolute Legend of a bloke you are, could listen and watch you all day
I put my best WTF spooky, wild-camping story on your Patreon page but last time I was scared camping, I was reading about the Dyatlov pass incident in me tent and there was a lot of snow about. That was a bad move. Also don't take Missing 411 books camping :D
Yes, Dyatlov Pass. That one is a genuinely sad and scary story.
"What she gunna look like with a chimney on her bonce" 90s banger
22:44 seeing that little face pop in from behind the window was a nice touch!
That took me waaaay longer than it should have đ
I tried camping in a woods alone for 3 nights. I was part of a small group of women camped in different parts of the wood, even so I more scared than Iâve ever been in my life. Mischievous fairy energy. They messed with my stuff. I would never camp near an abandoned dwelling, it would finish me off đź
Nature has taken millennia to get us to this point in our evolution. Thatâs why you should never discount those gut/chest feelings. They developed to keep us safe and alive. There is *definitely* something wrong at that site. Iâm extremely sensitive to these things (donât take the pi*s please, this is just my experience) and I wouldnât want to be taking any feelings back home with me from there. It is residual, but it is also current. Time is not a linear thing either now, or on the woo-woo side of things. You were a brave boy & definitely earned your spook badge to be sewn on your sleeve with that one. As always, itâs great to see you, and I cannot thank you enough for your skyscapes. One day perhaps Iâll tell you why they mean the world to me. Iâm eternally grateful for them & you have no idea how what you do helps others. Much love Haze đ and to all watching đ„°
Great video. You have a fun, relaxed style that is very authentic as others have said. I loved the cooking part of the video. A lot of hikers emphasize the journey and the miles - and I absolutely see hiking as a metaphor for the journey of life - but there is something about the camp experience with the sounds and setup and the reward of food after a long day of trekking. My first overnight hike on the Appalachian Trail was a scary night for me because I didn't make it to the shelter before dark and had to camp along the trail. EVERY little noise was a ravenous bear about to end my life. Now, however, I find my nights away from the world comforting. It's the world that has gone mad, and backpacking is a little retreat where I meet myself and my maker and come out a better man on the other side. I freely admit that the place where you stayed was a little scary. I've found a little prayer and a little music or a movie help to calm me into a good night's sleep. Keep up the videos! Peace!
Enjoyed the video and the step-by-step demonstration. The Music was phenomenal.. Thank you. Oliver, San Francisco, California
Cheers mate
Looks like Blair witch project. No way I could do that. You need to get a dog
That wrap looked amazingâș
The drone footage was awesome..great night laps, like really good, top job all roundđđđ€
Thanks Hazy. Take care, stay well. I like that place, it has a certain kind of beauty.
Itâs stunning mate
Crazy Hazy. Time lapses and plunges. Perfect.