2 Nights Alone in the Wild • An Unplanned Forest Adventure - The Last of Winter

[@WildBeare]

Sorry I’m so behind with my video editing guys! I’m still trying to catch up after the easter hols and then my old computer just decided it doesn’t want to edit any more. RIP PC. New one on the way. Hope you're good Wild Ones! Why is it so cold btw.. is anyone else cold? Currently late April now and lows of 2°C here in the SE.. come onnn Spring 🙏

[@brewswithviews]

Desperate for the warm weather to come rolling in. Had a lovely day at Ilam in the Peak Districr on Sunday and it was beautiful weather, next day cold and rain again.

[@josephcullen2512]

Sounds about the same as where I am... in Australia... Where it's heading towards winter... It's mostly not even quite that cold yet but nearly and I'm feeling it

[@Wayneburg]

No need to apologize. I'm sure everyone here is just happy to see you're well and doing the things you love

[@sammy_lu552]

It was snowing in Lower Austria this morning :D a nice surprise but I am ready for spring and summer.

[@imranr4374]

It is very pleasing to watch your vlogs, the editing is done to perfections and the background music is soothing. You are wonderful and I salute your courage and determinations. Keep going as I would like to see more, thank you so much.

[@MythronVET63]

Hello Claire hope you're well I'm 63 year old veteran and it warms my heart when I see young people enjoying the outdoors and really grasping the beauty of Nature and how life should be if we could only get the same feeling indoors as we do outdoors would be fantastic keep making these shows I love to watch them God bless you on your adventures

[@patprop74]

I don't think many people realize the discipline and sheer will, it takes to get out of a warm sleeping bag after a cold night and pack up and get moving, you have a beautiful willful soul to be out there and make it seem peaceful and inviting.

[@jakester455]

Is there a realistic option?

[@bxstar5276]

Well sometimes she wakes up in a puddle so that must be a motivation! 😂😂

[@townstunsltd6727]

What's wrong with people --seemingly spending all their waking hours, responding to positive comments with negative, snidey statements? Uukk! //Ye, Claire does seem to make it look very peaceful and inviting, and it takes a lot to do that! All the best.

[@patprop74]

@@townstunsltd6727 No clue, but its the kind of world we live in now, To many Basement dwelling keyboard warriors lol pay no attention to them.

[@WildBeare]

Thank you yep that is the worst part 😄

[@mazzab1970]

Hi. I'm a 54-year old woman sitting on my sofa in a warm, dry home, and drinking a hot cup of tea. I'm enjoying watching your winter adventures of hunkering down under sheets of nylon to protect you from wind, rain and cold. You have a great, indomitable and resilient spirit which I admire as I'm not a camper and really hate the cold. It's amazing to see you winter camping in the wide-open spaces of the British countryside. I get my outdoor 'fix' vicariously through watching your pursuits, so thanks for bringing us this 'mini 'adventure'. :)

[@codycox2685]

Give hammock camping a try. Very comfortable. You NEED to get yourself into the woods honey!

[@WildBeare]

Hii 👋 ahh that's so nice of you to say, so glad you like to watch my lil adventures! I'm also a real coldy (I also have reynolds and get chilblains attacks every winter), but weirdly I'm warmer out and about doing this than I am at home. Gets the blood pumping I suppose! Seems to do good things for me Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words 💚 have a lovely weekend :) ~ Claire

[@WildBeare]

​@codycox2685 yehh I agree Hammocks are SO comfy 😍 I've got a hammock camp on the editing pile :)

[@codycox2685]

@@WildBeare I often dream of hammocking Snowdonia, but I'm in America. Your abilities with cinematography are truly world class in my opinion. It's like watching a documentary made for the sole purpose of giving me a profound sense of well being. As I once said, it's a soul snack. Give em hell lil mama.

[@stephenwest1491]

I used to sleep in tents everywhere but now i hate the ground and if you ever decide to have a go outdoors try a hammock and tarp its not uncomfortable you can get a under blanket comfy liners hammock with bug net and be warm and toastie like a bug in a rug you just need to find your wandering spirit we all have it think look it up watch enough people doing it and you;ll get the bug ???😁😁😁

[@robinnegus6499]

Your voice alone keeps me coming back to your videos for the sense of calm it provides 🥺❤️

[@k.a.davison9897]

I am so happy for you and those of us who are able to watch you, and that you are able to live the life that you do and seems to suit you so well. I watch you, the gentle soul that is you, and wonder if you may be the last sane person in a world that has seemingly gone mad and is determined to destroy itself. Thank you for sharing your world with us. With best regards.

[@richardhughes3026]

I love the way Claire connects with her surroundings, a lot of other KZbinrs just show hiking the distance without any appreciation of the sheer beauty of where they are ❤

[@antonysimpson6288]

You have that rare, beautiful gift of seeing beauty in everything.

[@WildBeare]

I never grew up haha 💚 thank you

[@delaray7]

@@WildBeare 💝

[@townstunsltd6727]

@@WildBeare Some say that adults are just children who've forgotten how to dream! It takes a lot to keep that inner child alive (and survive into adulthood)!

[@MarkJenkins-t7y]

Nature is beauty.

[@BethTeb99]

I watched this and just busted out into tears, my body and mind feels so blocked up and seeing you roam in nature, and the beautiful view of the stars has made me realise just how much I yearn to be out in nature like this. Thank you for sharing this, I love the way you speak out loud to nature, and find beauty in what some may consider mundane, your shifted perspective is really refreshing. ❤

[@SwampCityRadio1974]

You have officially become A Wild One.

[@wildvardyy]

Honestly KZbinr of the year if you ask me!!!

[@WildBeare]

Ahh bless you thanks! :)

[@tjbruds4701]

I love how over the years your adventures become more adventurous. This was a brilliant episode.... so incredibly gorgeous. Take pride in your expansion of boundaries, and your zest for adventure. Inspiring 🙂

[@WildBeare]

Aw thanks so much :D it was so different to what I was expecting 😍

[@richardjoyce1]

WildBeare's total appreciation and gratitude for nature makes this channel so very much enjoyable to experience. 🙂

[@NickHobbs]

I don't know how you do it. EVERY SINGLE VIDEO is SUPERB! Thankyou so much for posting!

[@WildBeare]

Aw thanks, so kind, thanks for watching :D

[@MultiVogon]

I explored that area for the first time back in December 2023 - there was warm air pouring out of some of those mine adits! I decided there were probably sleeping dragons down there so moved on somewhere else ;-) I was also slightly traumatised by the 'big hole' 😀. Doubt you'll see this comment, but on the off chance you do, there's another small mine in the area where they've done some re-creation to show how some of it worked - definitely worth a trip if you go to that area again - there's also a bit of the river you'd enjoy a paddle in I'm sure. Oh and yes the winter has been bl**dy miserable here in Wales - starting to see a bit of sun now in April, but it's c-o-l-d.

[@johnhempsall4644]

You have such a lovely kind happy soul. God bless take care 😊

[@greghall14]

Agree 1000%

[@henrydean8048]

You always put me in mind of one of my favorite poems, Wendell Berry’s “The peace of wild things”.

[@tonyb2600]

A beautiful and magical adventure with our wonderful host⛺❤

[@WildBeare]

Thanks for coming with me :D 💚

[@jeffharris3105]

Hi..My bro takes his on most trips..He cleans and sprays waterproof aerosol on it every few times (both products) from Go Outdoors) and he always wakes up dry. Love your videos and never miss one..Wishing you happy adventures. Jeff 🔥🔥🏕️🏕️🌲🌲xxxx

[@silenced1207]

Claire, thank you for your videos. Love them all. My anxiety rarely allows me to be as adventurous as you so cheers

[@WildBeare]

Ahh yay so glad you like them :) I'm quite fortunate that anxiety disappears for me out in quiet wild places. Put me in a crowded noisy place I'm not so good haha 🫠 thanks for watching 💚

[@martinsweeney7511]

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[@billykreger9765]

Your cinematography has become second to none Claire. Be still my heart. 😊

[@philipvb1060]

I love that you say thank you to your camping spot or that you greet animals or lakes. I’ve often caught myself doing the same on a mountaintop or saying hello to the marmots or other animals I encounter. I always feel very grateful to be there and I guess that’s why I like your videos so much. Thank you for sharing!

[@WildBeare]

Yehh I like to and like you I also feel grateful :) I appreciate mother nature allowing me to safely pass through. Realistically I suppose the mountains couldn't care less if I live or die but I'm a fan of gratitude and I do believe there are energies and ways of things that we don't yet understand. Always fun to say hi to animals too, especially when they look at you like you're a nutter haha thanks for watching my lil video 💚

[@stuartaminion511]

@@WildBeare the mountains do care. we are all one in nature. the mountains knows you are there and they release their spirit with you. same with the trees, streams, lakes. their spirit walks with you. you walk and at times you may feel like you are not alone (you aren't) but that is because nature walks and talks to you. the animals are natures children to make their presence known. when you walk out of nature you may get a feeling of, wow that was great. that is because nature has been whispering to you constently telling you, look at this, explore that. it is showing you her beauty. once she knows you are part of her, you will feel peace and awe. rain will be easier to put up with, wind will clear air and tension you did not know you had until you awaken and feel at rest and at peace. nature gives up herself only to those that open up. no agendas, no plans, no i have to be out of here in minutes,hours, the next day, hurry, no time to lenger. the world is great but you have to rececptive to it. remember nature is a liveing entity. dead trees feed the ground to create other liveing thing. rocks protect earth areas so it does not erode. fields let the wind carry seeds, clear air. if you always know that nature is alive, forest (not just trees), mountains (not just rocks) steams (not just water) she will give all of herself up for your brief moment. enjoy, look, breath, remember. live.

[@Peakoilcompany]

I'm not sure where you are, but i visited Scotland for the first time recently. It was January. The terrain looked very similar, and wondering into it was really magnificent. The aimless wondering like you're doing here, takes away plans and expectations and opens up the moments.

[@jamesmatthews291]

@KZbin - This. This channel is the sort of thing we want from KZbin! Electronics unboxing, makeup tutorials and Minecraft streams are OK for teens, but this is what us grown-ups want. One word: 'Lovely' 😊

[@WildBeare]

Ahh, thanks so much! :D

[@KimTebrok]

Just revisiting your past adventures. So many beautiful comments on here. No words. Just ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌👌

[@jameswright6692]

what a fantastic video. Stuck in hospital, ive been binge watching your adventures. If I were a few years younger and without this chronic lung disease, I would be doing exactly the same. Although, I have had my fair share of camping adventures, when I was kicked out of the care system when I was 17 and instead of being on the streets, I managed to obtain a tent. That little two man served me for over 2 years, camping in various places in all weathers. If it wern't for that tent keeping me out of the elements, I doubt I would be here now. I look forward to your next adventure. Just stay safe.

[@WildBeare]

Heyy, so sorry you're in hospital and having health issues. I'm so glad you've got to experience your own adventures too. I think that's part of it for me, I want to do as much as I can while my body will let me. I can't seem to do as much distance as many others can do but I love my lil jaunts. I was in the system when I was 17 too, I was in homeless hostels from 16 for a couple of years while I did my A-levels. I only managed to get out of it by taking out a massive loan to go to university (which im still paying off now age 39 haha, and I never did put my degree to any use). Sorry to hear you ended up in a tent. Its fun to go camping but living that way must be really hard. Hope you're feeling better soon 💚 thanks for watching my lil video

[@robellett8156]

I'm quite new to the channel. I had no idea this was part of your life. Thank you for your reply to James here. I'd be very interested in hearing lessons from your journey and maybe that of others too. Would you consider taking people with similar backgrounds into the wild to show us about the lives people have lead?

[@StevenKeery]

JamesWright: My older brother suffered from COPD. I sympathise with what you are going through. Best wishes to you.

[@townstunsltd6727]

You're a trooper JamesWright you're a trooper! When you get out of Hospital jump on a train with a camp stove and pot noodle, and enjoy the beautiful wilderness! All the best.

[@jameswright6692]

@@townstunsltd6727 I really wish I could. But, these respiratory issues would stop me before I got to the end of the road lol I have Bronchiectasis, Emphysema and bits of lungs missing and now major prostrate problems coupled with blood infections. Which is why I spend so much time in this place, staring at the ceiling. It's heart breaking, missing so much time with my wife and children. Some people don't realise how depressing hospital can be, especially on long stints. Like my previous admission was 14 weeks. I'm 51 years old now, and am grateful that the various medical people keep me ticking over. But sometimes, just sometimes I get to the point where I've had enough. Hence why I watch these videos. They certainly lift my mood. Thanks though for your comments and support, it's appreciated.

[@David-tg5rt]

Having been an outdoor type and a wild camper all my adult life ( with the odd break for a year or two) I find your channel right up my street. I've just discovered your channel and as I live and work in North Wales I recognise a lot of you locations and your professional approach struck me. I subscribed immediately. Excellent stuff. Thank you for inspiring those that might not otherwise search for the less travelled paths to the soul.

[@rofferdal]

Oh wow, Claire! That looks like a really beautiful and fun trip. And just when I thought your production quality couldn't get better, you just continue to impress. Fantastic. Greetings from Norway.

[@WildBeare]

Thanks so much! It was so pretty, and even more so because I was expecting it to be grim haha. Best wishes from UK 💚

[@glassman20]

I absolutely hate camping but your enthusiasm and positivity is so infectious and enjoyable to watch. Love watching you try new products, film the stars and deal with the elements. All the best in your endeavours, I salute you from the comfort of my armchair.

[@scottholliday9308]

The one thing that makes your adventure so beautiful, is you. I enjoy watching your videos, just seeing your beauty brightens up this old man's heart. Be safe young lady 🌹

[@garys4756]

Hi Claire,I've said before about the scenery and night skies on your trips are awesome,the night skies are epic! That camping spot by the river looks so relaxing too. Thanks for sharing your travels and please keep exploring.

[@Storm0763]

I don't know what it is about your videos, but I always become quite emotional, you are such a gentle soul who sees the world with the wondrous eyes of a child that conjures up everything that is beautiful and good in a world that can be such a dark place at times. You bring me to the light side of the force !! Keep up the fantastic videos you are a KZbin Gem as someone has already pointed out

[@WildBeare]

Heyy aw thank you so much for the kind words. I can't imagine seeing it all any other way really. I've been through enough dark stuff in my past personally and now that life is easier for me I tend to ignore the media, politics etc, turn off the TV and focus on what is good in this world 💚Thanks for sharing my lil trips with me :)

[@alanguile8945]

You are looking such a professional walker now! Everyone needs to see the night sky in all its glory, I have never forgotten those nights.

[@Röbb_83]

Thank you easing my anxiety, depression and daily sadness. I look forward to your uploads. Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures with us all

[@phucknuts.7065]

Get out into nature and take your shoes off, you will feel great

[@Röbb_83]

@@phucknuts.7065I think your right

[@WildBeare]

Hope you are ok friend. Thanks for coming with me on these :) 💚

[@Röbb_83]

@@WildBeare I am now 🙂.. Thank you so much 💙

[@Röbb_83]

@steiner554💙💙💙

[@KenFernbach]

A fine end to winter- what a mystical experience this one is- definitely your best so far yo! Wow! Really something special this one is 😂❤- sometimes you just get lucky- you just hit the JACKPOT! Super happy for you Claire Beare - so nice checking this one out! Stay Blessed 🌿🌱🧘🏼🙏

[@tomterrell1761]

Beautiful area you have to explore! Thanks for taking us along with you!

[@mickjames1609]

Hello Claire.. That is the beauty of not planning. It is the not knowing that makes the heart so much clearer. i have not planned anything yet but cooking out has to be the way i go. I am building a new shelter in my garden so as i can sleep out as if in the wilds. I have sunken a fire pit so I can cook.Maybe my dreams will mature into something for me... Regards Mick... Chef-on-the-wild-side,,,,, X

[@murillomr7]

I finally discovered this channel that is everything about getting into Nature, into the wild and deep dive into the Beauty of Great and Small things! It's a complete joy to watch your adventures and the kindness that you have with every being in nature.

[@andrewbird5102]

Not a mobile phone in sight, how refreshing. That view as tent door opened on the first morning 🙏🏼

[@EricEsquivel_Brazil]

When you fell at the beginning of the video, I remembered from the video that you hurt your heel. I'm always amazed by all these stone walls built so far from anywhere - who built them, who took so much time to collect and stack all the stones, how old are the walls? Really fantastic and beautiful images, you can see the best angle and the best images of nature. It's always great to discover the UK countryside with the best nature guide. Thank you very much for sharing this video, from a Brazilian Wild One. God bless you and your family.

[@WildBeare]

Mm darn floppy ankles! 😄 Yes they're quite something aren't they, I often wonder the same.Thank you so much for coming along on this lil jaunt :D much love from UK 💚

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

I lost my mojo since September last year. I'm getting it back again now. I don't mind getting wet but I was drenched all the time. It is nice to see it isn't just ne. Another great video Claire. Thanks for sharing.

[@joeb4142]

“Hello, lake.” 😊

[@WildBeare]

👋💙

[@kennethwilson8633]

Beautiful…the landscape wasn’t bad too. Have fun stay safe.

[@nmg00dwin]

Absolutely love this vid! As a veteran of the Welsh mountains who has been living in Australia for nearly 20 years I really miss this part of the world. Thanks for bringing it to us all!

[@jeroen81]

Loved that adventure! I also noticed your Hilleberg tent and checked out your test video. It's on my wishlist for a bad weather tent now. I was really happy with my UL Gear Lanshan 2 tent. Great value for money. Recently, my girlfriend demonstrated her 15 year old Hilleberg Nallo 3. That's a tent almost 10 times the price, but it oozes so much quality. Built like a tank and only a little bit heavier. It's a breeze to pitch in a storm too, in contrary to my little Lanshan.

[@rmetzger7368]

Thank You Claire, for another great adventure. The BIG HOLE, the cave, the epic views, and descent weather- sort of. Always a pleasure watching you on your walk-abouts. Be safe during the next year. Wishing you pleasant weather always. We'll continue to watch over your shoulder from Port Angeles, WA., USA! Take Care Wildbeare!

[@WildBeare]

Helloo, thank you so much for sharing it with me :D you too, best wishes from across the pond 💚

[@eca7773]

Your voice is just amazing. I love how you hold nature in such high regard. Can feel your respect through your videos.

[@stuartc6811]

You take me to the most beautiful places Thank you very much

[@peterwinnington447]

Your resilience and unstoppable optimism is a lesson for us all. Bless you, girl!

[@MrScorpiomoon]

Your voice is so soothing Claire. 22 minutes of meditation and natures beauty ☯

[@colinremmer2417]

Some of the best and solitary places are found by just saying, 'Let's see what's up this path'. Stunningly beautiful scenery. Thanks for taking us along

[@RAYDrake-d3i]

You keep on producing out standing videos. They do something for soul" tranqulity".And yet adventures❤😊

[@lanta-darren]

I'm from Scotland but now live on a small island in Thailand. We used to love going wild camping in Scotland, especially around the Glen Etive area, although it's a little too well known now. Love watching your videos, although ~0°C would be impossibly cold for me now! Anything under 25°C and I freeze. We still regularly "go camping" but we go on a boat and hang out on deserted tropical islands with nothing but monkeys and the stars for company. Ideally with a small bar on the beach for the overnight stop overs. Watching your videos is always a highlight, I'm always impressed how impervious you are to bad weather!!

[@PaddingtonBear2213]

Where do I start. Wow. What an amazing hike. I am honestly jealous of how much you get out, how many adventures you go on and so many beautiful sights you get to see. To just walk and see where you end up with no plan is fantastic. You are such an inspiration to all people of all ages to just get out and try it. You are courageous and confident, adventurous and independent. Your spirit and view on life is warming to the soul. All your videos have a message within them. Good and bad. Thank you so much for taking us all on your journey with you. Keep up the wonderful work Claire. 🏕🏕

[@a.d.knives7250]

Found your channel about 3 weeks ago. Since then I have watched all your videos. Some more than once. I have to say you are very talented. Your camera skills are very impressive. Very well done and beautiful. Thank you. I have really enjoyed your content and look forward to more. Have a great adventure.

[@IntenseAngler]

Absolutely exceptional video Claire! These are some of the best trips (in my humble opinion)... no plans or expectations. Just out there enjoying every moment that we're fortunate enough to experience. It always seems as though when we are just open and living in the moment that everything is a true gift indeed. I'm so happy that you got to experience the beauty and wonder of this last winter outing 😊 I hope that you have the most amazing week Claire! As always.... Stay wild 🐻 -John

[@WildBeare]

Hi John! 👋 aw thanks so much :D it was so lovely and so unexpected. And a lovely change to just wander wherever.. that is very true about living in the moment 💚 Hope you're having a lovely week too friend! Thanks for watching my lil video :) 🐻

[@IntenseAngler]

@@WildBeare You're very welcome my dear friend! It's always a pleasure indeed :D

[@reddirt5489]

Everything about this video is so beautiful, I love the colors and the crisp cool temperatures in the early spring and late fall, I would give anything if it looked here where I live the way it looks there, the landscape there is almost as pretty as CB🥰 love the tent it must be a real joy in those temperatures.

[@dextardextar]

like a beautiful flower opening up in a spring rain.

[@johnbaldwin143]

Always like watching your content. Some 40 years back I did a special walk from Berlin to Beijing. I had to get special permission due to the transit visas being only 11 days. It took me 1 1/2 years and I walked 6.5 km with a detour or two to see some friends. It was cold! The coldest was -60degC I am now too old to do such things but the memories will always be with me! I used to say 'Just get out and do it!'.

[@mikejackson9657]

Those who adventure, just win! .... amazing adventure, love the freestyle!

[@chrisdruryno1]

Considering the terrible weather we had in March…this looked glorious. So happy for you that you had such nice weather on this trip. Those mountains looked stunning 🤩

[@cranefly23]

Claire, it was really good to see you enjoying this trip so much. It made a lovely change from watching you enduring horrendous conditions and existing right on the edge of survival. I know you enjoy such things, but I found this much more relaxing - knowing that you weren’t in danger all the time. (Old codgers like me tend to feel a little over-protective at times!) I appreciate that you know what you’re doing, and that you always have a fall-back plan, but this episode was just sheer joy and beauty. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.

[@nealebaigent2938]

I felt exactly the same. I was so relieved that Claire had a proper tent and wasn’t battling to stay sheltered. Must be the fatherly instincts coming out 😊

[@agnesskibicka]

​@@nealebaigent2938ha! Hello from Poland and rural living ( channel)

[@WildBeare]

Ahh thanks, so glad you enjoyed it, it was so beautiful wasn't it 😍 I deffo love a bit of mad weather but I like it to be balanced out with beautiful/easier stuff too.. too much rain this winter, it's been relentless! So I feel very grateful for this one. Thanks so much for watching my lil videos :) have a lovely week - Claire 🐻

[@DerbJd]

I’ve just been to North Scotland on part of the NC500 route for a motorhome break. The road from Tongue to Laird is incredible for views and snow-capped mountains.

[@IronmanV5]

I wish you could have seen the way my jaw dropped when you opened the tent door on day 2. You have outdone yourself Claire.

[@WildBeare]

It was something else wasn't it 😍 thank you :)

[@allieb1621]

Your editing is wonderful and having such gorgeous scenery is a real bonus - thank you for sharing your journeys. Your positive outlook is very inspiring and it adds so much to each video. 🌲

[@theslowwalker]

I am amazed at the apparent isolation of those building and the craftsmanship involved in their construction and amount of labor and effort went into their construction. It is a wonder as to the motivation and dedication of their builders. I wonder what their lives must have been like. Thank you for your videos.

[@WildBeare]

Really fascinating aren't they, I love the mines 💚 thank you for watching

[@Robertopontiac]

Out of curiosity are you camping in England, Scotland, or Wales. Because I never can figure it out. You never mention where you are and what part of the country that is. I never knew wildlife existed in this country like that but thanks for sharing your adventure. Just absolutely fantastic yes I’m a bit behind on your camping. But loving it all the less.

[@tom-ehill2713]

That is some beautiful country side! You've captured it very nicely.

[@JohnnyLawrence-h9b]

That second pitch was absolutely insanely beautiful Mother Nature is amazing 🤩 those drone shots are incredible ✌️💙🙏

[@Joefloridaman]

Absolutely enjoyed this one… beautiful scenery… beautiful voice… beautiful lady

[@larsclausen3586]

Wonderful!

[@carrdoug99]

WOW! This has to be your most scenic trip. Absolutely gorgeous!

[@TOWNCARBUBBA87]

thanks for sharing your beautiful adventure. stay safe and healthy. 👍

[@alanpritchard5709]

Hi Claire...You keep turning out these magnificent masterpieces of adventureland! This one was no exception. I love the idea of a 'blind' adventure, as it were. Although I'm sure you took all the necessary safety procedures you always impart to us. I thoroughly enjoy your hikes both beautiful and weather-not-so-kind-to-you adventures. A true inspiration to those who want to get out and about, but don't feel as if they can, and also to experienced hikers to push on forward in your footsteps! Keep up the great work; I have watched EVERY video you have made. Take care out there! Al x

[@RickINFJ]

You've become a remarkable adventurer, Claire. Navigating bogs and scree, climbing higher, and displaying the grit of a warrior. You deserved every second of this weather after all you endured this winter. The views were an oil painting come to life. Maybe the sheep was irrate because he fell in that really big hole? 🤔 🤣 Thanks for the magic as always. 🌲🐻⛺️🌲

[@WildBeare]

Haha poor sheep I hope not, scarred for life 😄 Thank you so much, thanks for coming along :D

[@austinbradford4037]

Thank you for sharing your fun with us. Your efforts are true and your reasons are pure. A heartfelt wish for your eternal happiness.

[@akilby8022]

Absolutely beautiful, I wouldn’t believe that night sky was in the Uk. Thank you Claire for sharing the sensational scenery with us. 👏👏❤❤ I’ve got to try wild camping like you.

[@sicr7373]

I love how you talk to nature Claire, absoltuley love it. I also love the shots of the night sky showing some of the countless stars in our galaxy, this is something I've always wanted to see, but I live in a reasonably big city (Nottingham in the East Midlands) and the light pollution prevents me from doing so. I'm 60 years of age and am determined to see the stars in all their glory at least once before I return to them. Take care and may your adventures continue for many many years.

[@jonfisher9214]

If you can get over to the North Norfolk coast it's probably the closest to you where you can get a really clear view of the stars. Looking North from Holkham it's just hundreds of miles of sea and no light pollution

[@sicr7373]

@@jonfisher9214 Thanks for the info Jon, that sounds great, will try to make a long weekend of it over the summer.

[@RadulovicDragan]

U r so contagious Claire. I started greeting objects along my trails with, "Hello TREE," or "Hello CREEK. I'm to step over you. Enjoy your flow toward the ocean." and the like. 😂 Best of wishes to you with SOS (Save Our Space)! Keep well.

[@WildBeare]

haha yayy it's lovely to interact with it all isn't it 😄😍 thank you, hope you're having a nice week :)

[@carolinestorey6338]

I absolutely loved this one, this has been my favourite video of yours so far! You are so brave and inspiring!!! Not all who wander are lost ❤

[@boomanly]

Awesome

[@copspolice4141]

Watching Earth watching you & the magical world you’re love… Brilliant View, thank you 🙏

[@RobisonRacing68]

My god I love your videos. They make me lust for nature.

[@luiztanaka2831]

It's so nice to see a very soft spoken and fun hearted adventure travel channel.

[@robertcook2572]

'I'm just gonna exist out here' That's not existing, Claire - that's living

[@stephenkent1102]

I love the way you say hello and thanks to everything, I do the same, plants especially !

[@alexandershaw5603]

Walking off into the wild is always better than some tourist daytrip. I went off into the Scottish Highlands for 6 months straight exploring the deepest ancient forests and climbing endless hills and mountains. I saw things no one had likely seen for a long time. Though there were always occasional traces of people. I went deep into one very old dark forest and within it's depths was some kind of old rusted metal barrel all crumpling in on itself. Another forest on the other side of the Highlands, this forest was on a steep rock slope; but climbing up to a flat ledge not far from a small waterfall for fresh water I pitched my tent. And beside the tree I chose was an old gas can for a little camp stove. Someone had used that exact spot! So deep in the middle of nowhere, lost from people. I videoed the whole 6 months, but i'm far too lazy to edit that into a million videos, aha.

[@mikeoglen6848]

Disgraceful that people would leave a Gas Cannister in such a spot - I hope you took it out with you...

[@thehighlandlife2023]

Wow what an epic tail of adventure you had here in the Scottish Highlands. It’s such a beautiful place to explore isn’t it?

[@paulyates2548]

thank you for doing a absolute beautiful video i enjoyed every second of it this what wild camping is all about roll on the summer

[@camping655]

Ինչպես միշտ, հրաշալի է:❤

[@garenkarapetian709]

Ինձ թվումա սա ՈՒելսումա նկարել: 18 տարի այնտեղ ապրելեմ: Բրիտանական բանակի ամենադժվար վարժանքների ժամանակ այն հեռու սարերումեն անցկացնում - կոչվիմա Brecon Beacons (լինումեն դեպկեր որ անհատները վարզհանքից չեն վերադարնում): Մասեր կան որ շատ նմանեն Սյունիքին ու Արցախին: Մասեր կան որ ավելի նմանեն Լոռուն:

[@danieljones3053]

A person after my own heart, I love exploring without any real plan, although, just a destination!! Although, I’m on a motorcycle. Have really enjoyed watching your adventures. Keep at it!!

[@leonbax4655]

The stars are so amazing thank you for sharing such beauty

[@louisguthrie7286]

Claire, you always take us to the most Beautiful and hard to get to places. Thank you. Stay Beautiful, strong and amazing.

[@GEN-819og3]

It was a wonderful adventure video. The starry sky was beautiful. ありがとう

[@BaldyFella]

Loved this episode. I'm with you Claire on the whole 'looking over the edge into the abyss' fear. I'm not good with heights. I think you hit the nail on the head with not having expectations for what lies ahead. Some beautiful scenery you encountered. Total freedom.

[@darrenquirk2269]

Great video. I really like this approach. Some incredible scenery.

[@alanadair2367]

Love the way you thank everything 😊👍

[@Darignobullseye]

Thank you for another wonderful adventure!!:-)

[@gunfytr249]

Novice backpacker here. I really enjoy your vids, and I'm not ashamed to say I've learned a bunch from you. Be safe in your travels.

[@rickrozenhart3414]

Really like your perspective on things. You’re a ray of sunshine. Thank you for your videos. Keep them coming.

[@Kieran-du2mn]

ty 😁

[@David-tg5rt]

I assume you mean house.

[@albertkyle867]

Nice to see you again

[@efnissien]

Yeah it's another one of those area's that is less frequently visited in Eryri given that it's so close to Beddgelert. I remember going up Moel Y Siabod late one May, and there was nearly 2ft of snow on the summit and a minor blizzard. I always feel a little maudlin when I go by old buildings (especially abandoned farmhouses) because people toiled away to build a home there and live there. The walls heard their hopes and dreams, their fears, theard them laugh, cry, profess love for each other and all of that is now gone.