Hi, thanks for the recommendation. Will definitely take a look. ATB Terry

Hi Andrew, I don't believe permits are required, however always worth looking online. Most places in Scotland are still covered under the "rights to roam". I didn't see many folks about, though that will vary depending on time of year, weather etc.

Don't ask the nazi brigade at the cafe or hotel rudest bunch of demigods this side of hadrians wall

Awesome, thanks I'll take a look. TB

Thanks Steve. Bet that was a sight seeing the cows and the dog lol. Love the area and need to get back out again. Atb Terence

Just down in the Harthope valley. Not too far a walk in. Depends on the time of day, as its so close to the cheviot it's hit and miss. As always the key is arrive late leave early. ATB TB

@@terencebrown6718 cheers it looks toppa there

Thanks mate, that was a cracking walk.

Thank you, hopefully back out soon.

Sorry for the delay in reply. It took us about 2 hours if recall correctly. A couple of rests on the way to enjoy the views. Hope you enjoyed your walk, again sorry for missing your comment. ATB Terence

Thank you very much, more to come when we are allowed out again. ATB Terry

Good stuff Terry I've just hit the bell so I'll know when you upload a new video, maybe you can check my channel out ATB CHRIS 👍

Thank you very much, appreciate the comment. I've been to angle tarn before but definitely worth another visit I think when allowed out again. You should definitely get out and do that first video. All the Best Terry

Thanks very much, the conditions were nigh on perfect. Was an amazing night. ATB TB

Hi geo, thanks for the comment and glad you enjoyed the vlog. I will be posting more in the future when restrictions are lifted, if there's any particular areas you're interested in let me know. Thanks TB

Hi Terence, Cheers, I have wild camped all over the Yorkshire Dales, I live just at the bottom of Wensleydale but keep meaning to stretch my wings into Cumbria & Ive made myself a promise to do in the New Year, Liked the video of Great Shunner you did, been up there many times, one for you if you like that sort is Mallerstang Edge & across onto Wild boar Fell, you never know may bump into you at some point out on the path. ATB George

Thanks for the suggestions, always wanted to see more of the dales so will definitely take a look 👍🏻

Thanks for the comment, always happy to see those views. More to come soon, once work and current restrictions allow. ATB TB

It is indeed a beautiful place, I will definitely go back in the summer. Considering maybe doing the southern uplands way which goes alongside it. The Gossamer is very compact, looking for something I can sit up in for the colder months. Though being such low profile is great in higher winds. Atb TB

Thanks for the comment Steve, totally agreed. You don't always need good weather, enjoy listening to the rain sometimes lol. Thanks TB

Hi Chris, thanks again for the comment. I purposefully went very late in the afternoon in order to avoid the crowds. Was an awesome trip and the weather added to it by allowing such epic views. The tent will continue to have a starring role especially in weather like that. Thanks TB.

Was a fantastic trip. Thanks for the comment. TB

An absolute gem indeed. I hope to get on the Coast to Coast soon, shouldve been this year but due to the obvious restrictions it never happened. The Gossamer has never let me down yet with the wind, being quite low profile. Though I will be looking for something else for the colder months as it is nice to able to sit in the tent lol. Thanks for the comment. TB

@@terencebrown6718 I've recently acquired a Gossamer 1 with the intention of using for solo stealth over nighters. Only issue I have with it is that there is no porch for cooking in adverse weather. Gaz at Gaziano Outdoors has recently upgraded from Gosssmer 1 to Gossamer 2 with large end porch space which is non existant in the Gossamer 1. I'm just interested to know how you manage with cooking and gear storage when the weather turns foul. ATB Chris

Gear storage wise I place my pack at the head end and use it as a pillow. Cooking is the main issue. However I mainly utilise dehydrated food/boil in the bag type meals so can have the stove outside whilst in cover. I'm out this weekend so will include some of that info in the video so you can see what I mean if that would help? TB

@@terencebrown6718 I've subscribed to your channel so will look forward to your next video and the antics of camping in a Gossamer 1. I'm seriously considering grabbing a Robens Arrow Head tent in the sales at back end of the year. Weight & pack size close to the Gosammer 1. Pole sleeves (not flimsy clips) and sloping tunnel design attracted me to the Gossamer. The Arrow Head is same but includes side entrance and porch for cooking and storage. The winning feature is pole sleeves on the outer so can erect inner and outer together in adverse weather. No velcro pole attachments on the fly - hurray!. The Gossamer wins on material spec and water resistance. Enjoy your next weekend camp - expect rain! CC

@@cclow9494 I have my eyes on the starlight 1 possibly 2. I pitch the Gossamer in one. I have no problems with at all other than cooking outside and unable to sit up in it. Robens tents look amazing and can't wait to test out whichever I purchase. TB

Thanks for the comment. The views were amazing, been before but will definitely be back again. TB

Yes it was a great camp despite the lack of visibility. Like you say, sometimes its just about tent time. Settle in with a good book and relax. Thanks TB

Hi Terence, I’m looking at wild camping there soon. Do you need permission from the land owner or is it ok close to the trigg point?

Thank you so much for the kind words Steve. 👍🏻

It really is an amazing area. Ended up taking the tunnel due to traffic on the A1.

Thank you for the kind words and suggestion.

Thanks for the comment on the shots, the views certainly help. Ill take a look towards high St, been a couple of years since I was up that way. Thanks 😊

Awesome, thank you. I'll take a look down that way soon. Many thanks for suggestion 😁

Thanks for the comment, do you have any areas you'd like to see in particular?

Terence Brown aye, Keswick is lovely beautiful and great trails. Peak District is top notch though, highly recommend it

Thanks pal, I'll take a look.

Good suggestion, another area I've not been to in a while. Many thanks for the comment.

You should, its fantastic to get away even for just one night. A great way to get away from it all and relax.

Thank you so much, there will be more to come. Hopefully sooner than later with the current restrictions. Thanks for the kind words.

Thank you kevin. I have camped there a few times, not for a long while so may be worth a revisit. 👍🏼