5 DAYS WILD CAMPING IN SCOTLAND ● Episode 1

[@Chronically_Outdoors]

Love it lads. I can see your channel going far. Id refrain from chopping down trees and use a little fire pit though personally. It just sets a bad example for other wild campers. When youre making content on the internet, people look up to you and the standards you set. I know the tree looked like it had come to the end of its lifespan but in actuality, standing dead trees are a vital part of a healthy ecosystem. I really cant state quite how important they are tbh. Sorry to be negative. I myself have learned all these lessons the hard way, luckily i learned them all before i started my own youtube channel. Keep up the great content. I look forward to watching your channel grow. 😊

[@edprince]

My Dad is a photographer in the Lake District, and has spent years travelling, taking landscape photographs. A couple of weeks ago he was revisiting a favourite spot of his in the Lake District to photograph a birch tree that he and many others have been photographing and enjoying for decades. On that trip, he arrived to find it had been cut down, and the trunk mostly just discarded to the side. Whilst I love seeing people enjoy the outdoors - please remember that whilst to you it might be a random tree that nobody will care about, to someone else, it might be so much more. There's no need to be chopping down trees - not least of which due there already been felled trees around. Gas-based stoves are incredibly efficient for cooking, or just carry firewood if you must build a fire, or collect it from the ground. Sorry to seem like such a fart.

[@peterdoherty2390]

All good mate the only trees we cut down were rotten at their base and on their way down anyway.

[@Ericd-j9g]

I agree. It may have been rotten at the base but my thoughts are leave standing trees alone. Also it may encourage others who have seen this to chop trees down that are still living. Other than that I really enjoyed your video.

[@joemulgrew]

That is a dead tree in a tree farm no one is taking pictures of it. Sorry to be so direct.

[@NarcFreedom]

@@peterdoherty2390 Aim for leave no trace. Of course the fire is necessary for warmth. Only take fallen wood. Small gas canister stoves are amazing for cooking as well. The good ones can very quickly boil water and they’re ready to burn instantly, no mucking about.

[@lore00star]

I would die to have a group of friends like yours.. you guys are amazing! From italy :D

[@NarcFreedom]

Same.

[@jobacusmovies]

Welcome to the channel buddy, glad you enjoyed it!

[@TheBengaz]

You’ve cracked the algorithm lads. Congrats. Something tells me you’re about the explode.

[@kookiesk4873]

was on my homepage, glad i watched, subscribed!

[@jobacusmovies]

Thanks and welcome to the channel!

[@greywhite8670]

Instantly subscribed. Great content, lads 🤙🏾

[@jobacusmovies]

Welcome aboard brother, more to come soon..

[@konradporebny3645]

that's gonna blow up and im here for it

[@jobacusmovies]

Appreciate that, welcome aboard aha

[@joemulgrew]

it was just peaty water go ahead and drink it. im 60 lived all my days inS otland that water is probably better than the water in most taps in England

[@bikerpaul68]

I've drunk peaty water on many hiking trips to Scotland and never suffered ill-effects, but I always collected it from fast-running streams. If the water shown in the video came from stagnant ponds or slow-flowing streams near the loch then I would avoid it.

[@guillaumedelvolve3721]

Great adventure and nice video guys !

[@jobacusmovies]

Merci GuiGui!

[@Mark22WiDax]

Really enjoying your channel guys 👍🏻I love Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 new subscriber..

[@jobacusmovies]

Welcome to the channel Mark, great to have you on board!

[@chloeamouroux4503]

Love seeing the adventures 🌲

[@jobacusmovies]

Ayyyy thanks dawg

[@francescajohnson9971]

guyyys this is so great! you lumbersnacks !

[@jobacusmovies]

you're the best Cesc, thank you!!

[@ianrobert6239]

Very enjoyable vlog.👍

[@jobacusmovies]

Glad you enjoyed it! There's more to come..

[@lucianopavarotti2843]

Made me think of Martin Amis hilarious piece on Robert Bly's 'Iron John'

[@bikerpaul68]

This is very different from the series in the Alps but just as well-made and fascinating. I'll be interested to see how you survive the Scottish midges! August is a bad month for them. By the way, I doubt very much if those trees you chopped up were part of the original Caledonian Forest.

[@KitSnowknwsnthng]

Dope mate

[@CragFiend]

Youse ever climb the mountains? Ever scramble? I like that the spinner was brought out, cool to see youse catch a trout though and climb a mountain.

[@granthyslop4404]

Why could I hear a leaf blower before cooking breakfast lol

[@gabriel-zg7gg]

nice

[@HoangAnodite]

1:30 This scene reminds me of crocodiles and all the bad things associated with crocodiles...

[@NarcFreedom]

Lifestraw is a must, if not boiling. Maybe both. If you want clear water you need to run it through at least a carbon filter like Brita, Pur.

[@InselLanka-puncha]

❤❤

[@Roberto-s2j]

Do arm wrestle match tournament next video your friends

[@granthyslop4404]

Sorry, when struggling to light fire, split and shave the sticks to the dryer wood

[@jobacusmovies]

Great pro tip, we figured this out later in the trip!

[@granthyslop4404]

@jobacusmovies I live in scotland so wet us one of my fortes lol. You can also peel dry skin of birch tree, that stuff is like fire lighters, amazing.

[@jobacusmovies]

@@granthyslop4404 Yes that's a really good option

[@jobacusmovies]

We were on the lookout for birch bark but didn't come across any - it's an outstanding tinder as you say

[@axelaarby4412]

How long between the episodes?

[@p_styles2092]

Looks like loch Ard

[@wientv4419]

💞wientv💘

[@DustyOldBones]

"surviving/lost" and its just 4 homosexual British men camping with more supplies and than I had when I was 15 and went on a 8 day long bush party.

[@pobstrel]

They aren't gay. You just wish they were. Three of them are brothers.

[@henchy3rd]

You wish, bet you spooned with your man fest & survived on man juice