@@richmoran5915 I have to agree . It's a fantastic bag especially at the price point too. Up there with more expensive bags I'd say.

@@hazzardoutdoors that's on my list when I can be bothered lol it looks a good path .how long did it take you?

@aspireroaming 4 days but we split it in two halves.

@@hazzardoutdoors that's good going though as it's longer than Weavers way. Takes most people 5/6 norfolk path I think

@@aspireroaming didn't have any feet left after it

@@hazzardoutdoors my playground 😀

@aspireroaming let me know when your about buddy.

@@hazzardoutdoors will do mate 😀🤙

@@stigfloberghagenphotography appreciate the watch and the comment bud .glad you enjoyed it . Yes real turmat is the one 👌.

@@aspireroaming 👍🙂

Cheers 🤙 thought the information would help some people out there

@@joehiggs8643 thanks . Erm thats a question...I'll have to have a think try remember. Then let you know. Can't remember off my head

@@aspireroaming That would be great, thanks mate. Looks a nice little spot 👍🏼

@@hazzardoutdoors thanks 🤙🙂 yes bud local

@aspireroaming ah good news I'm based around wroxham, give me a shout.

@@hazzardoutdoors ah nice 🙂 will do dude 🤙 good to meet locals

@@hazzardoutdoors and I appreciate the sub too. 🙂🤙

Yeah was surprised tbh . Usually this time of year it's abit busier . Hardly any motorized boats .about 5 total. Yeah I do enjoy abit of fishing .prefer it this way rather than sitting on the bank. Yeah packraft paddles nicely though there's others out there that are a little more streamline which would cover more distance faster but this one is a great all rounder. Expeditions, fishing , some whitewater so it offers a great all round in one boat and can carry 180kg

@aspireroaming that's a good amount of weight! Hope you're good bro

Thanks dude .really appreciate that. Maybe you and your other half will get up there some time over the summer. Even just a day it's well worth the drive. Watch out for the next few videos . Scotland 😀 one hiking 1st then I have 2 multi day packraft trips which I'm looking forward to the most .can't wait!

Had a camp out in whitby as little taster wasn't a wild camp. Spent some in Yorkshire was a lovely place.

@@qkfrench ah man glad you got out though. Plenty time for you to get wild camping. Main thing is you're out exploring new places . That's what it's all about..

Haha a little chewy that I'd of liked but was still nice. Could of done with a little longer but I was so hungry

Thanks Eze I did the best I could do on such a short adventure. I've got about 3-4 Scotland trips this year which are multi day so I should be able to create better and more indepth videos that run about 1hr long 😀. Looking forward seeing yours and Matt's latest Scotland trip 🤙

Cheers bud .yes a beautiful area for sure. It's a little under 1.30hr from me so not a daily visit for me sadly . Yes munjac ,2 of them .honestly iv not moved that quick in ages lol . Tbh I didn't see one rabbit now you mention it which I am surprised about. You can definitely feel alone in them dunes .

Thanks John mate. Yeah I'm definitely starting to feel more comfortable as times goes on and figuring out my type of style I guess. Just constantly learning I guess. Appreciate the continued support though. We'll get out very soon 🙂🏕

Cheers mate . Oh one of the best of Norfolk for sure. I have to agree. Yeah the location screams for a drone I think so you can get a real idea of scale/length of the beach . Steak was very chewy lol could of done little longer personally. Tbh bud I had seen reports of wardens and rightly so for many of those people who leave bbqs and rubbish on warm summer evenings. I personally didn't see anyone . Only the 1 I saw when I was hiking in like I mentioned. I think being a week day probably helped with schools/work and also wardens now thinking bout it. They probably are more present on the weekends and holidays for sure. It's definitely a risk you have anywhere you go these days that has some beauty to it.

Thank you! Sadly only got one night in it before someone destroyed it..I was looking forward spending more time in it at the time. Thanks again 🙏

Definitely worth it. 👌 and some great spots for a pint along the way

Glad you enjoyed it . I felt I did a better job at this one 🙂 so thank you

@@aspireroaming looking watching to watching more.

Appreciate the watch 🙂 glad you enjoyed it

Thanks John. It's certainly a beautiful place . I do love the lakes so much to explore. Aa you know I've started pushing into Scotland. I've dome lakes for about 5years now . But in that time it's built my experience and physical ability up over that time. Is it the national 3 peaks? Snowdon, nevis scaf pike?

@aspireroaming yes will be doing the national early June and the yorkshire in a couple weeks

Thank you mate so much . Glad to hear you enjoyed it . 🤙🙂 certainly is a great location

Thanks Chris appreciate that bud. Certainly is . Reminds me abit of Scotland and also a little of Canadain vibe (though never been to canada) I hope that other places take note from them and introduce the rewilding in other areas

Thank you Alan for such a comment. Appreciate you taking the time to give such in depth feedback too it really helps to know people enjoyed it as much as me. Lake district is Definitely worth visiting more than once . So much to see. Valleys ,caves ,tarns (small lakes up mountains) Thanks again Alan 🤙

It is absolutely beautiful bud. Though the area where I camped was once full of more trees but as you could see there were alot of emptiness in the other side now. But that's only further down valley. Still plenty of trees still .just not in the area I chose to camp sadly but was a lovely spot for a tent 🙂

Aw man ,hugely appreciate that dude . I agree the drone adds something to videos and I'm starting to feel comfortable infront of camera and the editing process is becoming easier 🙂🤙

@@aspireroaming keep it up mate

Appreciate it dude 🙂 I'm glad you like it and grateful for such feedback 🤙

Really glad you enjoyed it and greatly appreciate the kind comment. It certainly helps knowing people's opinions :) I must say, I enjoyed making this one .beautiful place.

Iv had some trouble since my last video. Which resulted in not being able toget out ,even local. Mainly due to covid multiple times and sciatica has been playing me up so you could say it's not been easy toget out lol .but appreciate the comment and concern. Thankfully got myself out on a well needed outing :) thanks again .

It's definitely large enough for a 3-4camping trip thats for sure. I guess it all comes down to how compact your gear is really. If your camping gear is quite compact then it's possible. I wouldn't like to say 100% . I guess all you can do is purchase it .load your gear in and go from there. It's certainly durable enough

Maybe.

I'm sure you will like it. It's serving me well 🙂 let me know how you get on with it and what you think once you get it .

I'm glad it helped . It's a great pack so far. I think you will be happy with it . Certainly at the price point too

. I have seen it and it looks a great bag . But I think everyone has different likes so that's why I thought I'd share an alternative. Just incase someone wanted another option at a lower price 🙂 thanks for watching bud

Well karrimor is not the same price at all and maybe bulkier and heavier...... but this comes with quality often

Hello mate . I have done 1 beach camp yrs ago but that was before I knew anything about real camping so everything was chucked together. I.e a home quilt, pillow etc and I take sleep tablets these days so I'm pretty sure a sleep anywhere lol. Is it the sand or the waves that keep you up?

@@aspireroaming Don’t know, maybe the wind, normally pretty windy on our North Norfolk coast. Maybe the over eating and ales also! 🤣👍

@@aspireroaming Haven’t resorted to sleeping tablets yet, normally so tired, but I usually wake up around 3 and take ages to get back to sleep, be nice to sleep through

@@JamiedoesWildBikepacking it's harder to camp on beaches too I find with the shortage of clean water source. So you're needing to take extra . I can imagine it's windy though being right on the tip of east coast . But iv never really had an urge to camp the beach . Much prefer mountains and woodlands. But never say never . Maybe some day I'll do a beach camp in Sumner with minimal gear etc

@@aspireroaming We rode out from mine to Peddars Way, out to Brancaster 40 miles each way. Took minimal kit, bought food and water along the way

Thank you Dave for such a kind message . Really appreciate you watching and even more for the comment. You are absolutely right about feeling accomplished. I certainly felt that after that hike which I think I underestimated being only 61miles but it definitely is no walk in the park but a build up to longer ones in the future. I hope you get back to norfolk some day to enjoy the beautiful spots and it's charm. 🙏 thank you

@@aspireroaming cheers Lucas 🍺

Appreciate that Jamie. Didn't know you had a kayak . Yes definitely get out on it. I love being out on the water myself .

@@aspireroaming It’s a pump up job, not as good as your mate

@@JamiedoesWildBikepacking if it gets you out on the water mate and it does what you need, it's good enough 🙂

Hey bud , my pack with camera gear ,batteries etc and all my gear I got it down to about 9kg with food and water too. It would of been around 8kg if it wasn't for all the camera equipment but I like to film. It's a nice trail . The last section felt like it was going on for ages from acle to great yarmouth lol. Really appreciate you watching and comment. It will definitely help if you can get your weight down to something your happy with as makes the journey more pleasant. Footwear is important too. I'd definitely say boots will be over kill on this trail so a nice pair trail runners would be great .

@@aspireroaming Great, thanks for answering

Thanks Rob, did you stay in campsites or b&b ? What did you think of the trail? I definitely thought the last section from acle went on and on lol. Just felt never ending but peaceful, just wish the pub was open . Thanks for the watch tho Rob and kind comment 🙂🤙

@@aspireroaming I stayed in the Kings Arms in North Walsham the night before I started & at the end of day 1. The end of day 2 was an air B & B in Potter Heigham😊. Yr right tho, Halvergate Marsh & the river bank alongside Brendon Water was just a monotonous slog😅 but hey we did it mate🚶🏻💪😁

@@aspireroaming it was a great trail👍 real pleased I did it. It was my first time doing a long distance path like that, but I’m certain it won’t be the last😁

@@robmonk8069 absolutely, well done mate 👏. Iv got a few more trips this summer planned , some multi day canoe trips and hopefully another thru hike before summer ends too.

@@aspireroaming sounds great👍 I’ve started looking up which path to do next!??😁😅

BSA? Yeah bud the tent is the lanshan 2 (not the pro) difference between is the pro is single skin and the normal (which mine is) is a double skin . Both models held up with trekking poles but they do sell carbon poles for these tents incase you are not a trekking pole user but it mountains I tend to take them so it was a clear choice really . Appreciate watching mate .it was certainly a journey

I think some of it got worse from the covid situation too, where no one could go abroad so they saw it on social and thought that looked fun . But it definitely had an effect on us real leave no trace wild campers and how people see us wild camper. When most of it is as you say the party campers with no real respect for the outdoors

Have you tried the osprey app by any chance ? That will help you better. I used that myself toget a perfect fit . Let me know if that helps bud 🙂

Really appreciate that mate .thank you. I hope you get out very soon 🙂 and the weather is as nice as it was for me.

Weather was lovely bud . Certainly picked the better days to go. I agree with the sun popping the footage. Yeah it's just nice finding the less crowded spots .it's coming Harder each time with social media's etc giving away spots. Thank u for checking it out though 🙂🤙

@@aspireroaming 👍👊🏕️

@@JamiedoesWildBikepacking just watched one your bike videos bud . Iv Been looking at a gravel bike myself. Watched your one on 2023 loadout I think it was on the bivvi bike

@@aspireroaming nice one cheers mate 👍

Thanks mate ,really glad you enjoyed it and appreciate the kind comment. Oh is that the road? I thought it was Manchester road as that's all I could see on my sat nav at the time. I can see it causing traffic come busier times depending on length of work.

@@aspireroaming It’s notorious for being closed or just slow due to accidents and repairs .

@@Voodoo_Ray I'll keep that in mind for future journeys then 🙂 thanks for the heads up

@@aspireroaming no dramas. It’s fun in winter 😂. Luckily I only live over the other side of Black Hill so I can walk to Crowden in about 2 hours

No worries. Glad you enjoyed it

Appreciate the kind words 🙏 thank you

Thanks Cheyne 🙂🙏 definitely will keep them coming. Appreciate it

Thank you Neal 🙏 , definitely more on the way 🙂

No worries dude ,glad I could help make your mind up 🤙

@@aspireroaming Thanks! Just bought it :P 168 Euro only through Amazon (Italy), sold by the actual Osprey. Weird because from their website located in the UK the cost is 200£.