I found your channel looking for bothy videos and it's quickly become my favourite channel for hiking. No silly gimmicks, no adverts disguised as gear reviews or 'geartube' nonsense, just good hikes and commentary with some beautiful cinematography. Keep it up!

Super!:)

A ready scource for a metal mesh for holding in the tank material is the steel filter of a broken cafetiere. It works well. Old vaseline tins do the job of container quite well with the benefit of them being made of steel. The weight difference at that size is negligible.

See my handcannon stove video

Why do they need 4 saws?

Mittlerweile öfter im Einsatz gehabt? Wie ist die Atmungsfähigkeit, bzw. wie verhält es sich mit Kondensation?

Unfortunately these special places won’t be around for much longer as the network of communication spreads far and wide and people struggle to explore and enjoy without having to tell everyone about their great experience and ruin the voyage of discovery for all those that are destroying that experience with google maps and KZbin maybe did not name it but it’s pretty obvious where it is was their 30 years ago and now fear for its and others futures .. our Egos are our worst enemy.. long live the wild places that connect us to the past with all who have been there sepparated by time but connected by place……..

Good video Stripey. The Midgies looked pretty bad! Glen Feshie is fantastic. All the best. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

My 24 year old daughter does this on her own with a 30kg backpack No car just public transport from Edinburgh. She's been bottying multiple days, walking 15-20 km per day all over the Highlands and Cairngorms She studies antropologie and has written her dissertation about the bothy culture I envy her but love the adventures she shares with me

Great video Stripey. The Bothy looks really cosy, the wind howling noise was very atmospheric. I passed this bothy a long time ago bit did not stay. All the best to you. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I actually stayed in this Bothy when I was 12. It's really lovely

Don't click off the video too soon, the very last minute has some lovely sunlit footage.

I stumbled on this while browsing the net. Please remember to leave the bothies as you found them or better.

Another outstanding video your food cooked looks amazing. The lighting fire look so cosy. Another amazing video Thankyou xxx💙🥰😘🤗

Still loving all your content work great adventures stay safe take care xxx👏👏👏👏👏👏💙🤗🥰🥰😘🇬🇧

Absolutely love love love all your videos and adventures. Stay safe and keep doing what you do amazingly Brilliantly. Some fantastic places you visit. Great content well done xxx👏👏👏👏👏👏💙🤗🇬🇧🥰

Mr stripey, ive just picked up the bonfus but yet to get out in it, in your opinion what sort of temps would you limit to if any? trying to decide if i can get away with it all winter lol, no snow...

Thanks for this review. I have the Bonfus Iterus 38 and find it to be a top quality item. It's tough, durable and very comfortable and plenty big enough for me for a weekend on the hills. I have now also ordered the Saccus 48 to replace an Exped Lightening 45 (which I also highly recommend) for longer hikes. Like you, I found the Bonfus hip belt pockets too small and got larger ones from Treadlite Gear UK which are around the same price, a good bit larger, and extremely well made.

Can't make 3/4 of the things he says....

No rats??

Great video thankyou 😊

What brand is the stripey hat from? Iconic

hey, darf ich fragen wie groß die Döschen sind, die du für die Brenner verwendet hast?

Great to see how it got to be, just got mine after waiting for it a long time. So worth the wait! I love it already and look forward to take it out for its first spin. Also look forward to experiment fun yummy things to cook in it! Thank you to all involved to make this happen!🙂👍

Great stuff thankyou 😊

Thanks for sharing your trip, I have now watched it twice, looked very grueling ( too much for an old man like me I live in Arizona and my hikes are only about 4-5 miles and 1000 feet elevation change) absolutely amazing scenery 👍

Thanks!

Hmm. I was at Carron 6 months ago. I've been to over 100 bothies, and I've always found that Carron is the hardest to get to; you came in the easiest way, but I have to confess that I once got lost on that route. It is interesting that army engineers were involved in the renovation of that bothy and even they had problems.... in the comments there are references to the walk in from Loch Fyne (3 routes) Well, one goes through the "hidden realm" (bothy book) which is a 2 mile section of so called path through the forest which is more swamp than path: it connects to a forestry track but is very difficult to find if coming to the bothy. Or there is the direct route, which is navigationally challenging. I've never tried the Southern route; but even the first half mile from the bothy is like SAS selection! 😢

Hahaha! 17:48 is a close to raging I've ever seen you. Fair play, I would have been screaming obscenities by then!

good fishing there

How could I find out the location I would love to do a solo night up there many thanks wayne

Your video is first class. Thanks for sharing your video of this lovely bothy.

I like how you are cooking your lovely meal ontop of the fire stove.

Love your accent and commentary.

YOU GOT GUTS SCOTTISHER

I love your shoes what kind are they please thank you

black guard

6:32 There is actually no need to wait for the Trangia to bloom. There is still heat coming from it that you can use. Waiting for the bloom is only necessary with soda can type stoves that don't use a pot stand.

Where do you leave your car I want to do this butttt bit worried about leaving my car 🚗 alone for a few day's.

Any new adventures??

Many people are fooled by the phrase ' mad dogs and Englishmen under the midday sun.' It is the exact same problem in the Sahara...as the sun gets lower it gets hotter...the last hour of the day is normally spent playing ' bordel petanque ' or barefoot football.

Another great video. I’m curious, what brand of jacket are you wearing in the walk in?

The beach is about ten minutes from Rannoch Station...it is an ideal spot to jump off for a quiet weekend far but not so far from the madding crowd.

The tent is right on the ground, so I'm curious about how long the poles are to set it up.

My family originated here and it rains around 300 days a year. Rannoch Moor is a 50 sq mile sponge.

incredible video...always wondered what it would look like to climb direct up the south facing part of the mountain and now I know, thank you! :)

Inspiring journey!

Hi - what lighter do you use for your stove? Thanks