@@jaydenvr2211 Thanks Stephanie. I hope you find some of our videos helpful, would love to know what you think.

That's the beauty of the LifeSaver Jerrycan (although, the better the water then the better the taste) 🤓

This one is only when there's no decent wild water available. It's incredible how much water comes off roofs etc., it's a shame more people with houses aren't supported to capture rainwater and use it in their house.

@@oxwichadventuresI was trying to spell how you pronounce funnel lol

Ha, good one ;-)

Yeah, that's why the LifeSaver Jerrycan is so good as it can filter any wild water for drinking (I'm not sure about radioactive etc. as I'm sure there are limits). I do also use their showerhead attachment for washing dishes and showering. For drinking, the taste is better when the quality of the water is better, e.g. water from a mountain river or waterfall is much tastier than water from a waterbutt or lowland river (I actually avoid lowland rivers as we have problems in the UK with water companies dumping sewage into rivers and brooks so I go with water from streams etc. when I'm not properly in the wild).

Hi Jane, thanks for the heads-up, noted.

Hi Jane, thanks for the heads-up, noted.

Enjoy. It's an interesting place, but please be careful, stay safe, look out for signage, and let others know your plans if you're exploring alone etc. Share some video/pics etc.

Yeah, it looks a bit real 😮

Ha, it's quite a while ago, but I'm pretty sure the carrots were all good, likely organic carrots from Abel and Cole veg box.

I agree that the population can't keep growing as it is, and David Attenborough's "A Life on Our Planet" explains this well. However, it's also crucial to shift our lifestyles away from consumerism and waste. By approaching life with compassion for ourselves and others and being conscious of our impact, we can collectively strive to leave the planet better than we found it (considering the future that I leave for my son is a big personal driver for me). Every step toward a more sustainable way of living, however small, can contribute to a healthier future for us all.

Hey Robin, is that % of carbon dioxide?

@@oxwichadventures yes well done 😁

It's crazy isn't it, such a tiny amount of carbon dioxide can have such a significant impact. After learning about Organic Regenerative Farming from Kiss the Ground (Netflix docu etc.), it's such a missed opportunity that more farmers aren't farming with nature because there is more carbon dioxide in the air than ever and that's what plants grow from..., plus free nitrogen in the air etc. etc.)

The problem with palm oil is the associated deforestation, mono culture etc. The crop itself, so I've read, is a low cost alternative because a lot of the plant can be used. The ideal scenario is ethically and sustainably produced palm oil.

I'd love to know how you get on with this. The diesel heater is super efficient, but it would be great to move away from burning fossil fuels. I also think it "might" be possible to power a woodstove from foraged/fallen wood.

That's great. I didn't know they will also recycle "other" toothbrush heads. Thanks!

Is it a bit tricky as it does require a bit of scrambling. But the rock is quite rough, which makes it nice and grippy, and in layers so you get steps to make your way down.

Thanks

That's a good spot, in a nice village (not so secret). Easy to get to with a very small walk.

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Yeah, this is a fun one, and quite an eye opener on what happens when soil is dead.

Good tip 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for sharing that memory, Duncan! It's amazing how certain dishes can transport us back in time. If you do decide to give it a try, I'd love to hear how it turns out. Happy cooking! 🍴✨

im making this right now 😊

Ha, nice ;-)

Yeah. I prefer dark mode. Easier on the eye, and more drawn towards the words/content than the background. And from an eco-conscious perspective it must use less energy, bonus ;-)

Thanks Michael. It's certainly been quite an experience working out how to live in the motorhome through the depths of winter. Waking up to -4C inside the motorhome was fun (more videos going live soon talking about limitations of the Renogy lithium ion battery at 5C or less, nothing wrong with the product, just another example of adapting my lifestyle...)

We used to make the dough and do 'proper' pizzas, but that always created a lot more washing up (oily oven tray etc.) and took some time. So, in the interest of living an off-grid life and having more time to enjoy the outside we decided to speed up the process, and super tasty.

Thanks 🙏

It was a lovely spot, parked in the middle of the dell (super narrow single track road as we drove out in the morning, had to turn around and go back the way we came as it was too narrow for our motorhome). We didn't get time to explore up to the stream, but you can find it in the Wild Guide Central England book by wildthingspublishing.com.

Thanks John, we'll try that the next time we're at the Gower 🙏

Yeah, this was well worth the drive as the lake is beautiful, very accessible, and surrounded by stunning mountains and scenery.

good stuff, glad it's not just me 😁

Ha, good one 😂

Good question: I'm living in the motorhome so overall I'm living a very low impact life, such as apart from the renting office space every other week and using diesel (that I would love to avoid) I get my water offgrid, most of my electric through solar, eat organic, rarely buy clothes or go 'shopping', minimal waste, doing my best to live a lifestyle that considers others and our future etc. Thanks for asking 👍 and I'm always open to new ideas to reduce my impact, and help to inspire others.

@@oxwichadventures Thank you for your considered response, I guess my question was more about "touring", is this not unnecessary travel, with respect of course ? The old adadge "less is more" springs to mind, perhaps it is something we could all do, we all have too much these days & there are so many of us.

Thanks 🙏

Great place to stay. Very social, lots of people playing in the water, BBQs etc.

It's the north side of The Gower coast. Here on Google Maps maps.app.goo.gl/gvkc5aY9QqZu77VX7

It's the north side of The Gower coast. Here on Google Maps maps.app.goo.gl/gvkc5aY9QqZu77VX7

Thanks. This one was a beautiful beach with bright sand and crystal clear water.

All good, thanks to the window nets 😄

I wish it was. Maybe it was dropped by accident, oh well, at least I could take it back and do my bit 👍

Too many nice things to experience to waste time pretending to drop rubbish 👍

Excellent question, and I can't remember why. I'd have to find the recipe, which I think was from an episode of the Victorian Farm series (maybe from the book)...

So it fits in the pan, put them in as well

Thanks 🙏

Thanks 😁

Thank you

Nice, local knowledge

Enjoy

Ah, good spot, this one was over the border in Herefordshire (the other side of the Croft Ambrey Hillfort). Thanks.

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