Very impressive! Great to see how it was built 👏

Love it Will - we all need a bit of imagination mode 😂

Epic! What a journey before many journeys. Nice!

These are awesome! I saw these up close when I visited the moffat distillery, never seen anything like them before! Ultra cool that they are made with those materials, especially recycling the old car parts, genius!! They are so unique and rock solid, just what you need when having a few drams in the distillery!

I made on out of a compressor tank and it was fun doing it and it's works beautifully. Mine is a ugly duckling but it works and cost me very little. I'm gonna try a 100lb propane tank one like yours next. I got a large shopping cart and gonna build it on that so it's more portable😊

Me and are a few friends are going up to Scotland on Wednesday to kayak this river in inflatable kayaks. We have been doing it for a few years on gentle rivers locally but we go up to big water of fleet viaduct to camp twice a year and this time we were planning on kayaking to the sea, but based on this I don’t think we will make it. Is this usual water or after a heavy rain/storm surge? The river by big water of fleet viaduct seems very calm and shallow but we haven’t inspected the river further down. Thanks

Great share!

love it

lmao the valve removal couldn't have been removed any softer

That's a Kayakapack!

You should un block those tunnels and adventure on

Lol you're my kinda special, subscribed 😎

I’ve spent so long trying to remove the valve from mine. Falling at the the first hurdle in my smoker build. Your approach seems like a great one 👍🏻

great idea.

But.... Did they have Tupperware to prevent bugs from getting at the food, in this underground fridge?

Where is this?

Outstanding, well done, how does it cook. I have seen a trend in offset smokers having long chimney stacks to increase draft. Brilliant video too pal.

I felt the scrapes of the rocks against my legs watching this.

Amazing nature! Those trees are awesome!

What a silly lil creek to paddle!

micro creeking at its best lol, "what did ya hit" "EVERYTHING!"

So where is it?

the video title should be: How to destroy a needle

More man!

i am moving in get wifi there ,i bet tv licence enforcers still knock on that castle .

Lovely spot. Everything you could want, a castle and waterfalls. Smashing, but where is it?

Great build - do you know what size the propane cylinder was? Cheers

Лайк 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪

Good job .. hoping to start on mine in few days

Did you find the exit bro?

This is excellent. I've been on a few southern adventures after the odd storm. Is this the one with the tunnel split by a wall? Paddled it last September and seem to remember it being very very narrow and absolutely choked with trees. It was more of a grade 2 scrape despite all other rivers in the area (Nith, Ettrick, Yarrow) going to huge on the gauges and we ended up getting off at a bridge just past a motor services yard due to time constraints so maybe we didn't quite get down to the more exciting bits. I'd love to see a guide for the Megget water

Take it there are portages for the grade V's?

Great idea. The wife wants one now! Crazy times with this pandemic. Stay safe buddy. If you don't mind me asking do you live in the USA?🇨🇦🍻🥓

I carefully removed the gas valve had me laughing my ass off🍻🍻🍻. Fun video to watch! I'm almost ready to get my first fire going in my build. Offset reverse flow smoker, so far all materials have been used from scrap, left over from old jobs and a few friends garages. Two can of high heat paint for around twenty dollars 🇨🇦. Thanks again for posting this video 🇨🇦🍻🥓

genius! I have a playboat that is much lighter (33lbs) but I carry it to my typical spot for 15 minutes. using this method, I could easily carry it further and get more time on the water.

Top build Bill

smokin' 🔥 mint video Mr. Toad.

Looking good!

Seen better white water in my local swimming pool.

Nice one guys 👍

May I suggest a script, instead of a bumbling commentary.

I Wana do this what a place

That’s a great video Kayantics crew! It seems like it was a lot of hard work to get through those quick rapids! We want you to share it on Campfire so you can have a chance to win a kayak, cooler, and some free publicity in our video of the month contest! Upload it here! campfire.outsidetv.com/home

Since you had raft support it's a shame not to take the full 25 days allowed, especially with the short winter days. Haha, I pity the guy rowing trying to keep up with the kayakers!

"cliff"

thanks for your video, i found it really helpful. I went to the course last weekend and this took some of the nerves out of it for me. Cheers