Crossing England in a Straight Line #3 - Inspired by Geowizard

Attempting to walk across England in a completely straight line! - Inspired by Geowizard
Watch the finale early on Patreon - / archiefieldhouse
The third part of our Straight Line Mission across England sees us crossing a military firing range and trek through some more ridiculous fallen trees. The finale will drop next Sunday with early access on Patreon. We hope you've enjoyed this series so far, do consider subscribing as not to miss our future adventures!

[@GeoWizard]

Great climbing in those wretched fallen trees boys. I don't think you realise how lucky you were that they were dry though!

[@tigrecito48]

you should do a straight line mission across Saudi Arabia... you'll have almost no rain problems!

[@ivo3111]

They don't realise they are too s upid to be scared of these dangers

[@WhatsInYour]

More excuses from GW…

[@rathma9210]

young and reckless vs old and wise.. they seems overconfident, will it cost them?

[@craigcooperxyz]

They make you sound like Ringo Starr

[@tontsa77]

Boys poking random ammo on ground caused ”dumb ways to die” theme start to play in my head.

[@ronthedog1363]

I'm surprised more people aren't commenting on how dumb it was to touch those things..

[@AlienPL]

Darwin Award was close a one here boys

[@StamfordBridge]

@@ronthedog1363 Seriously. Not funny and a bit crazy dumb. Just really genuinely stupidly dumb.

[@MaartenOosterbaan]

sooooo many dumb ways to diehiiiee

[@ratonbox]

“Shake hands with danger”

[@DaydreamNative]

Playing with unexploded shells brings a whole new meaning to 'bang on the line'!

[@DasVERMiT]

I can definitely see why Geowizard didn't want to cross the tops of the fallen trees. At least with a duo if one of you fell and got horribly injured the other could get help, but with him being alone he'd be screwed.

[@miketheevil]

100%

[@flyingchimp12]

He had his regular phone, a sat phone, and the support crew knew where he was supposed to be at all times. If he didn't show up one night they would've called for help or simply followed the line. Def not in any real danger

[@Altropos]

@@flyingchimp12 mate, he could get seriously hurt, impaled on the body, hypothermia, broken bones, all manner of ugly, ugly stuff. "no real danger" are you mental?

[@JonnyFive.]

@@flyingchimp12 So one of these boys with a head injury and waiting half an hour for support is the same as if Tom got a head injury and was lost for several hours, sure dude.

[@bredas93]

He lost his phone and gps was down for a while

[@ballinastack93]

Biggest difference here is that there are 2 guys here who can support each other along the way especially in the fallen tree section. Also the trees looked mostly dry here. Geowizard may have avoided the fallen trees more often, but I can definitely see why it was not safe for him when he was on a solo mission.

[@jameskilgour387]

Found the wizards burner account, excuses excuses

[@LordCecilRavencourt]

How many accounts do you have Tom?

[@luisleongaming1776]

​@@jameskilgour387A 16 year old burner account? That would take some serious planning lol. Get off it mate

[@Killjoy_Mel]

@@jameskilgour387 Says you in your comfortable cheer, whose offroading experience is limited to taking a wrong turn with your car once.

[@jameskilgour387]

@@Killjoy_Mel man, you lot really struggle to take a joke. Obviously I like geowizard or I wouldn't be here. Also a pretty big assumption against someone who's profile picture is clearly me hiking in the Alps lol

[@snailfox7]

Geowizard: oh no danger Geowizard from wish: look we can backflip into a swamp

[@MarcinHopa8]

Hahah 😂😂

[@Kahandran]

Honestly its fascinating how straight line missions have introduced the idea of fallen trees as a dangerous thing. Before Geowizard started this, the danger didn't exist in the collective lexicon of hazards for adventurers afaik. Because you could just go around.. Mountain climbers climb mountains but no one's made the news as a fallen-tree-crosser before. Straight line missioning is a constant source of novelty

[@motoqueirodumafiga]

Talking about novelty, you sir write as a novel maker

[@realaledrinker3733]

I hadn't thought about it like that!

[@colmcille9669]

Nice observation yes!

[@mat5473]

The dangers and difficulties of maneuvering fallen trees/slash are well known in circles such as forestry/tree planting.

[@Kahandran]

@@mat5473 Interesting! I suppose that makes sense as a hazard that's part of the job. It isn't something that people unrelated to the industry ever think about I bet

[@deveanatkinson7426]

I love both straight line missions but watching both back to back makes me realize why the GeoWizard videos appeal to me more. GeoWizard's videos feel like he's taking you along with him on his journey with his narration, consistent check-ins with the camera, and music montages of traversing the land which give it that comfy and cozy feel to it. Archie and Adam feel more like they're showing you their adventure rather than taking the viewer along with them, which is fun, but less memorable overall.

[@thewrens_]

It's the same as watching a lets play versus a speedrun. One is the experience, the other is the achievement. Both great, but for different reasons!

[@chubbus_]

@@thewrens_ in my opinion i just think they cut too many corners for it to be valid. geowizard and ed pratt do it for the journey, not the destination. give these two have ripped off ed pratt's source to sea idea and cut corners with that, i assume they're just piggybacking off of the success of others without adding any authenticity to it.

[@theotherbanksy4477]

Agreed Geo is far far better than these attempts. Not sure why they take the piss out of the obvious master. I think its supposed to be funny? Enjoy these vids gents keep up the good work

[@Moolers]

I think at this point it's safe to say the Fieldhouses are better missioners, while GW has better videos, and I'm glad we have both. I don't really feel like they're ripping anybody off, even though they're doing the same things as others. Competition is good. Without the "whippersnappers", GW probably would have been done after Wales 3.

[@deveanatkinson7426]

@@Moolers Agreed

[@mazdaman2315]

Geowizard: now we have to be careful Archie and Adam: oh look an explosive *poke*

[@KlabauterManiac]

Massive respect staying within platinum. I can imagine it's easier doing the fallen tree parts when you're with a +1. If you're alone and something happens you are royally screwed.

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

wasn't wet either

[@getoffthegames89]

Also be 18 again lol

[@fabim.3167]

@@getoffthegames89 Isn't one of the brothers 26 or something like that

[@getoffthegames89]

@@fabim.3167 idk but just by being a 35 year old, I can tell you that age is huge when it comes to physicality. I think I’ve lost more physicality in the last 5 years and I would never attempt something like this without a year or two of intense training.

[@Killjoy_Mel]

@@fabim.3167 Maybe. But I've been 26 and I'm now in my mid-20s and I'm shocked by how much more limber, energetic and strong I was in my mid-20s without having to even work out. 30s is not old by any measure, but the body starts to go downhill fast. There's a reason why the vast majority of sportspeople are under 30.

[@laberxxx]

I would love to see a straight line mission where you and geowizard start on opposite ends of the same line and meet in the middle. Like you're walking through the trees and suddenly a wild geowizard emerges in front of you.

[@fraserdavidson278]

I was thinking for the Isle of Man race they should have started at opposite ends of the same line. Even having the lines 100m apart of whatever it was it did seem the Fieldhouses had some more preferred lies on the tough stuff.

[@Nooticus]

Coming from someone who is following both GW and the Fieldhouses lines on a map, there is something that no one else seems to have noticed: The Fieldhouses line on this day went through only about 5% of the elevation gain and only about 5% of the forested area compared to GWs line. I expect this was done on purpose to reduce risk further along the route in all the farms on the last day. Props to Jarv for finding this route though, it may be even better than the Wizards. (though I prefer his content and videos ofc)

[@Ultraw]

GeoWizard: Let's avoid military debris, it could be dangerous Archie and Adam Fieldhouse: bomba 🤠🤠

[@englishbakes]

The comment above this is talking about how the chance of it exploding is very high... wasn't the best idea by them

[@MrMagnusLundgren]

No strap on the gps? Dropping into the abyss while climbing those fallen trees...

[@Scrambled6653]

between teeth is safer for sure

[@Ajfmaizy]

Yeah i find this pretty stupid tbh... all this effort for a mission and the crucial piece of kit just loose

[@ab8jeh]

Getting impaled hot fuzz style on one of those trees was definitely a possibility.

[@ab8jeh]

Also very lucky it wasn't raining and the trees were dry.

[@luckyspurs]

"This really hurts". And then Aaron A Aaronson comes along.

[@NoxiousNoodles]

Honestly, everyone is impressed by the straight line stuff etc, or the trees, but the absolute stones you boys have trying to cross those trees with that shitty old inov-8 rubber really deserves credit.

[@colmcille9669]

Recklessness is the advantage of youth. 😂

[@AliG-yu2bn]

Inov are pretty perfect for this type of stuff tbh

[@colmcille9669]

@@AliG-yu2bn What's inov?

[@AliG-yu2bn]

@colmcille9669 inovate is an off road running brand. It's the shoes they are wearing. And I'm basically saying they would be very appropriate for this type of stuff

[@NoxiousNoodles]

@@AliG-yu2bn The new butyl rubber used in some of their new fell shoes out this year like the mudtalon? Definitely. The old 212s with the shitty stickygrip rubber (and tiny points of contact on the studs)? Useless on wet wood (like they were in) and rock, though of course fab in mud. They got left behind big time by VJ, hence the massive increase in their shoes at fell races. Catching up now though, which is nice to see.

[@tehArgento]

the support crew has their own lore and adventures XD

[@victorcroitor3296]

behind the scenes support crew incoming?

[@twnfaem]

Behind the scenes support crew adventures, please!

[@thesimpsons17]

I cant describe how insane it is to two footed jump into a river trying to land on a rock that is submerged 😂 Cant believe he didnt slip!

[@Liampieee]

One day this attitude is going to result into a nasty injury. I enjoy the videos and the stylistic difference to GW but it's only a matter of time until something goes wrong.

[@royfontaine5526]

@@Liampieeewas it Archie who banged his head in the first one, on a fence post?

[@goldenduck854]

@@Liampieee oh shhh. Just enjoy without judging based on your limitation. Humanity has planes and most modern comfort because of fearless attitude

[@Epicspacecow]

@@goldenduck854 it’s basically flipping a coin. How many times can you get tails in a row?

[@Greenitthe]

​@@goldenduck854 Humanity *continues* to have planes because of the huge caution and redundancy with which they are designed, built, and operated (excepting boeing at this point, ofc). Mortality applies to everyone. The lads could die crossing the street too, are you going to critique the wisdom of looking before you step out because its 'more fearless'? Most of us would hate to see the mission end or someone's life impacted due to carelessness/naivety

[@andypeiffer5]

The ability on this channel to recover a lost phone easily 😂

[@jefo2405]

Don't underestimate it, areas of fallen trees are extremely dangerous and unpredictable. Bear with me if you care. As you can see in all the footage there are also lots of cavities and pitfalls, worst case trapping your feet or legs. Good luck if you don't have a phone connection, and good luck if you do, telling anybody exactly where you are stuck! Then I wish anybody good luck sawing and chopping you out of that predicament! That's when the situation becomes serious! Walking through such an area is one thing, but working in it is a nightmare! Imagine having to remove 3-5 trees in order to get to the tree that traps you in place and it might just be the tip of a branch caught on your shoe without you being able to pull it back out of the hole you're stuck in. What you can't imagine is the amount of work that will go into safely removing those 3-5 trees that are on top of the one trapping you below! As forestry workers also will confirm, those areas are some of the most dangerous they encounter in their careers. From personal experience I can say that cleaning out trees like that is a nightmare and an extreme safety hazard if you're not over preparing and seriously taking every risk into account. As an example, it took me 12 hours to cut one fallen tree on a sharp incline into manageable pieces. Every time I cut a piece off of it, the remaining trunk whipped up by another 3 feet with full force, and when sawing in half the last section, the two pieces rolled off on trunks underneath into opposite directions and I had nowhere to jump to for safety, one large piece nearly ramming full force into my lower leg. That would have been the end of that working week. Now imagine not having to deal with only one tree, but with several resting on top of each other. Just estimating where to cut first, how to secure legacy trunks, preventing snapping, can take hours before even the first cut is made and you may be trapped there for a very long time. Of course none of this may happen, but if you go into high risk areas, the likelihood of something like this happening becomes substantial. There is a reason why you look both ways before crossing a road. There is are more reasons than one not to venture into such areas. But even walking and climbing across trunks is dangerous. Most trunks are on tension, might only retain it by simply holding on to other trunks with a few branches or because another trunk lays across it. You see big and heavy trees, you think they are stable, but it's an illusion. None of what you see around you is secure and safe! Slippage can cause surrounding trunks to move because of shifting tension distribution, especially on slanting terrain! There trunks can also lay unstable, even without others interfering, slipping, taking others with them and on top of that release tension with enormous force, so complete chaos can ensue when something happens. It's like playing with the trigger of a gun not knowing if it's set for hair trigger. Nothing happens, UNTIL something happens and then it happens violently. Pray you're not in the path of that "bullet"! On top of slippage you might have trees that still stand, but are about to snap or uproot in subsequent gusts of wind, dead branches can still fall and seriously injure you. It's an unpredictable and potentially lethal game of mega Mikado. The more time passed since the trees fell, the more prone they become to being slippery to stand and walk on, not only because of rain, but because of moss (as we can see especially in Tom's footage). After a few months the bark is also prone to releasing under your feet and acting like a wet bar of soap. The bare trunk of a conifer is very smooth and only retains some grip if very dry. With only a little bit of moisture it will become slippery. If you fall or stumble you have no chance of controlling your landing and you might get caught in branches while going down, making a landing unpredictable and you will most likely become injured! I'm old enough to say that I wouldn't go in there, I've broken enough bones in my day. I'd recommend no one to go into such areas, as you can see here and on Tom's channel, it's not even fun, so save yourself any such terrain and spare your health. I know the field mice are young, cocky and trying to make it look like it's easy walk in the park, but in fact it's seriously playing with danger. I'm sure they are aware, but trying not to show it. Tom had a bit more respect (and he knows why) yet persisted at his own risk and I hope he plans his route better in the future. Doing what they did is foolish. Accidents there can be a career changer, worst case a career terminator.

[@Kikkerdrilpudding]

Really appreciate you wrote down these insights, thanks for that, was an interesting read.

[@Killjoy_Mel]

Same. I am small and light and remarkably good with balance, clambering across stuff, and even judging whether something is stable and strong enough to carry me, it's legit one of my talents, but I'm not going there. It's too dangerous, you simply cannot see everything. This was stupid. I'm not just ragging on Fieldhouses for it, GeoWizard gets an earful from me as well, especially since he has a family and a kid on the way, it was dumb to risk it. Plan your routes better. The only saving grace for the Fieldhouses was the robustness of their support team and the fact that theyndidn't travel alone. Traveling alone for Wizard was peak idiocy. Fun content to watch if you don't think too hard about the reality of what these guys f-cked with.

[@K7classicrockfan]

You boys are absolutely smashing this mission! But, in geowizards defence, he is doing this trip solo, so I can see the point he is making about going around the fallen trees safely. If he impales himself, he is totally alone. Anyways, can't wait to see the next video!

[@Sevicify]

Also for Tom aside from being solo he had to deal with a lot of wet moss covered fallen trees making them more slippery, and has a wife and future baby to think about.

[@K7classicrockfan]

@Sevicify Indeed, the wet factor increases the risk of injury. The dad factor makes you become wize fast lol.

[@loudestkid]

Enjoying this before the UK authorities decide it's not cool to walk across a firing range

[@adsheff]

Yeah if they find this they could get the video taken down. And that could lead to Tom's being taken down. They need to re-edit and remove the bit where they find ammo.

[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Not sure if flying a drone around a military controlled area will turn out to be your best idea

[@Soken50]

"military controlled area" Dude, it's a training wasteland, not the pentagon.

[@DominivPeters]

Hmmm yes you can’t fly a drone over it but it’s perfectly legal to walk straight in, makes sense don’t ya think?

[@eamon1648]

​@@DominivPeters they're not allowed to be walking there either.

[@MrFrexxia]

I can't get over how dumb touching all that UXO is.

[@evanmclean4893]

Good vid, in the power rangers we learn about UXO (unexploded ordinance) & genuinely it’s a pretty big threat, I believe it’s as high as 1 in 10 explosive ordinance doesn’t explode. One of the tell tale signs of UXO is an unusual amount of dead animals… so yeah, maybe put the lottery on?😅

[@JuPac420]

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. I don’t get why people think it’s a who’s better kind of thing. Props to both the boys and Geo for even attempting this crazy shit and bringing us free entertainment

[@Natasha-tu5qs]

Guys I was counting on their being spoilers wrt Geowizard given your last post 😂 In all seriousness though, great video, admire your good online manners and ability to keep spirits high.

[@syrus3k]

I think these boys will beat GeoWizard, but they're willing to risk their lives unlike Tom. Which is understandable as Tom is about to be a dad.

[@jefo2405]

I'm sure when it comes down to it nobody is willing to risk their lives, no matter parenthood or not. The field mice had better planning (kudos!) for a safer and easier route, yet engage in far more risky behaviors in good terrain so I'm glad they didn't go into the storm damaged sections too much. Tom had only basic planning (I'm sure he beats himself up over it 'til this day) and wanting to finish had to get into extremely high risk areas a lot.

[@1320fastback]

I love when one falls the other instinctively points and laughs 😅

[@CF1091]

13:55 Safety second, platinum status first - love it 🤣

[@lonelyPorterCH]

That burn with the phone retrieval :'D

[@Itsallgoodtogo]

17:44 Its easy to be confident in your invicibility when you don't have a family to take care of. Take it easy there young lads. Safety should always matter. One slip and you are easily gone that high.

[@Audey]

Yeah just a few minutes earlier they said something like "Now this is dangerous, and we have to try and be safe, but platinum is our #1 priority". And don't get me wrong I'm not too old to remember what it was like being 22 and invincible, but still hopefully these fellas learn to pump the brakes a bit and put their bodies first.

[@Killjoy_Mel]

Typical young, unburdened men. More strength and stamina than they know what to do with, and one brain cell between them. Funny to watch, but in ten years them boys are gonna look back at these videos going 'we're glad we did it, but we were high on that moron juice for sure.'

[@benyoyyoyo8381]

there is this new thing call string (string /strĭng/ noun Material made of drawn-out, twisted fiber, used for fastening, tying, or lacing. A strand or cord of such material. A cord stretched on an instrument and struck, plucked, or bowed to produce tones. maybe used it for GPS thing in hand , it is an working class product , i can understand you don't know.

[@colmcille9669]

😂 Only for those on a shoe-string budget.

[@Pretendship]

the Tom impressions were bang on 😂

[@rathma9210]

They were but they don't realize how dumb it was to attempt it.

[@Nevir202]

I love how the commentary constantly waffles between, "Best support crew in the business." and "We've got to fire these useless idiots!" LOL

[@stevenmilt4543]

The amount of hillarious (jokingly) bashing of geowizzard is amazing

[@Treksh]

Madlads, tree climbing, messing around with tank ammo, run across a butterfly landmine. Well if you do manage to pull off platinum it will be an amazing achievement for sure.

[@ceruleandusk]

This is the zoomer version of straight line missions

[@hawiak]

I don’t think that you should make fun of anyone choosing safety. I get it but it can be proper dangerous

[@ab8jeh]

The difference with geowizard was the wet logs which were much more a risk. Going around definitely a good decision.

[@JHK314]

they mock and shit on him for everything, which unless he's encouraged it makes no sense given he's pretty much fully responsible for them being known at all

[@imadetheuniverse4fun]

@@JHK314 it's just friendly bants bro

[@DasVERMiT]

@@ab8jeh That and there's a lot of extra safety in having a second person to get help if one goes down.

[@frankmarano1118]

​​@@imadetheuniverse4fun yeah & I think they just had fun doing an impression of him. It was pretty spot on too, that's pretty much exactly what he said & how he said it when it came to the fallen trees. But he's basically by himself so I agree with people he shouldn't be mocked for picking safety. But these WERE the same guys who were just playing with old explosive shells with their bare hands so im not surprised haha

[@user-cj7dp3yq9h]

you should take a second pair of shoes each so that while you are wearing a pair the other pair can be spending the whole day drying in the van

[@CallMeMrX]

These guys barely plan anything though

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

noice, finding lost phones seems like a lost art these days on str8 line missions` channels

[@samhughes9631]

You two confuse me - Archie looks more like an Adam and Adam looks more like an Archie. I suggest you swap. Also, this is good stuff!

[@royfontaine5526]

Yep I thought Adam looked like Archie at one point - Adam's hair is darker but I'm sure it looked blonde in one scene!

[@GCOSBenbow]

You guys are actual maniacs for doing that fallen tree cross. Thank fuck they weren't mossy or you would've been toast.

[@Blahsheep]

The fallen tree sections you and Geowizard have done are just terrifying. If you slipped off it could be certain death.

[@thomvancappellen8471]

Love your style! So fun, and great to see you giving it all to stay in platinum!

[@_witsd]

"onwards" (literally) was an excellent moment.

[@Iceman8723]

Support crews make it easy mode! Next challenge: No support crew :)

[@jameskilgour387]

Literally impossible, they'd have to carry massive bags on their backs with enough food for weeks. The fallen trees were dangerous enough, imagine having an extra 20 kilos strapped to your back

[@Haasismijnnaam]

Hilarious how you roast Geowizard for complaining about the fallen trees and then complain how your three car army didn't arrive on time to provide you with fresh food every other hour. Oh god what about my elevenses? Where's my beans ans sausage? I can't do without my beans and sausage. Anyways thanks for the vid and nice to see how GW inspires other people. Great to see some competition in this space.

[@RubenLightfoot]

The support crew need their own channel. Some quality GW trolling too 😅

[@charles7293]

You guys have a lot of balls to climb over those trees. Big benefit of the 2 man missions. Now imagine tightrope walking along those same trees 4 meters in the air... but theyre wet. I see why Geowizard didnt bother lol

[@rickpatey]

Hear me out...Straight Line across Newfoundland...probably zero farmers, great wilderness footage, lots of Moose, and a great challenge! Next to no one living in the islands middle.

[@changeable-geometrydash1867]

I've actually tried to search for potential straight line routes across newfoundland - the biggest issue is that there are too many lakes, pretty much any line crosses 10+ bodies of water and there is barely any accessible roads for the support crew to use, meaning that they would have to carry the duck/other means of crossing water on themselves

[@ItsMeBenson]

When you poked at that shell you were basically saying “let’s post this episode on live leak”

[@dxb338]

Looks like next episode will have major "theft and shrubbery" vibes. Did you try telling the farmers "we do beg your pardon but we are in your garden?"

[@strandedinparadise8202]

WILTY reference acknowledged!

[@James-mi5hi]

Lost it when you started humming GeoWizard's theme tune 😅

[@jasoncoates1835]

I love that you call it 'plum depth' as well. 🤣

[@CampingRulesOkay]

Well done on 62M views on the parrot adventure lads. I remember the excitement of getting my first 1M+ video! 👍 Keep up the good work 😉

[@cow9703]

Which video are you referring to?

[@CampingRulesOkay]

​@@cow9703 Theirs or mine? Either will be very hard to find... 🤣

[@solarestr1013]

Every meal the Fieldhouse's and Geowizard have had on this trip has looked absolutely terrible while they're both saying it looks amazing

[@jasoncoates1835]

Hunger is the best spice...

[@dariocaporuscio8701]

​@@jasoncoates1835Plus they are British 😂

[@luckyspurs]

You have to remember we're a nation that eats Pork Pies and Scotch Eggs.

[@accountnamewithheld]

honestly lads, you were mad to climb over that mess

[@mrwalter7205]

"Run away, run away".... well done lads 😂

[@ianhart4990]

Im of a certain age where i want to quote 'we're gripped, we're sorted. Lets off road!!'

[@GandalfGreyhame]

It's incredible what you guys are achieving. Really inspires me to attempt something similar in the future. You've really nailed the editing as well, not at all drawn out as GeoWizard's version is

[@twnfaem]

Yeah, dry conditions are key. That being said, they also made the choice of including more farmland and less woodland - a risky strategy, but if it works out, you save yourself a lot of trouble...

[@HeKutukutuAhi]

"Fallen trees most dangerous thing".. bro you both walked past a tank! Hahaha

[@TheLonelyGoomba]

You came close to dying here btw

[@BananaInEar009]

6:44 is why one just has to watch both straight line missions. While the wizard makes u genuinely afraid for his safety, these guys just take a piss without a care in the world.

[@btestroete444]

we love geowizard!!!

[@SpearMKW]

today i learned captions can be colorcoded

[@joshuadavid6562]

Trees looked lethal today, smashed those rivers though

[@Fleshtotem]

Worried more about the last day since there was fresh rainfall at the end here. Those fallen trees while wet seem alot scarier. I slip and mission could be over.

[@BitCrafted]

Nice one lads the whole poking explosives thing reminds of the top gear episode where James may puts a lighter to an old massive soviet missile or something.

[@ozzystar2]

13:57 *GeoWizard:* first priority is staying safe! ⛑ *Fieldhouses:* first priority is getting platinum! 🏆 xD

[@adsheff]

Extremely stupid to be poking around with the shell casings etc. on the Otterburn Ranges. Even more so to film and publish it. Things like this will jeopardise access rights for others in the future.

[@zengrath]

Finally a new video! thanks.

[@liamwitter3335]

"Heavy industrial action "- Classic tory prep boy, guessing you have no idea of the connotations!

[@AliG-yu2bn]

Wdym? You can say heavy industrial action if there is without it being a connotation

[@liamwitter3335]

@@AliG-yu2bn 'industrial action ' refers to workers collecting together to protest working conditions and it will always have such connotations - unless you live outside of reality, on another planet or have a succinctly Tory perspective.

[@taz454]

This is like a posh, less entertaining version of a straight line mission.

[@user-gy6ix1pu3y]

Like how it is mentioned that the fallen trees is the single most dangerous part of any straight line challenge, so crossing a live military shooting range littered with used ammo and possibly unexploded ammo is not dangerous?

[@Bill-lt5qf]

They aren't the sharpest tools in the shed.

[@jerviservi]

The army wouldn't let their troops run around it if it was not safe. So, yeah the range is a pretty safe place, when the red flags aren't flying.

[@frankmarano1118]

​​​​​​@@jerviservi They could have areas where they let them know where possible shells could still be. I don't think this guess of yours is strong enough I'd be playing with explosive shells with my bare hands but you go ahead & gamble on that assumption lol. Because military's have never missed a mine or two before in the past right? Yeah it's probably reasonably safe to walk across carefully but safe enough to pick up & fck with possible live shells? Nah

[@EffMTee]

Only the final boss left to beat now, aka farmers

[@neilgodwin6531]

12:20 (c) Geowizard music 😊

[@J-berg]

Much less moaning than GeoWizard

[@mysticthi3f924]

17:46 had me crying 😂

[@Channel-ij5px]

6:08 Not all railway lines are live in the sense of electricity passing through them, infact electricity never passes through the two running lines, it only ever travels through a 3rd rail which is located at the side of one of the running rails. If a line does not have a 3rd rail then there’s no danger of stepping in the tracks

[@royfontaine5526]

I don’t think they were being entirely serious...

[@Channel-ij5px]

@@royfontaine5526 fair enough if they weren’t just making sure they aren’t slowed down by a danger that isn’t there

[@Altropos]

You both roast GW a lot but I'd like to see both of you do it solo, with a baby on the way, and 10 years older. Besides that, excellent mission Lads.

[@HannibalBarcaRTW]

The fallen tree climbing from this episode will go down as straight line missioning heritage

[@1nZaneR]

Archie "they did require some climing over" - Geoguesser like "this damp hellhole, uh oh sh**, nearly fell down a hole there, [more swearing]" :-D

[@too_oden2199]

i respect your confidence to fly a drone over a military firing range lmao

[@s3b_Leney]

its a good job you lot are trained profeshonals otherwise this could go horribly wrong!

[@1cyisaac1]

6.48 scared the absoulete fuck out of me

[@benwx4755]

Top form as usual boys

[@tylerdean5020]

lol loved Adam humming geowizard’s music

[@Rafaelinux]

Wow. This shows the importance of editing.

[@zedman1]

“Plum depth” 😂

[@drumstick74]

At 10:24 I was sure that was going into the river. Good catch!!

[@HunHaze]

Good episode, even better preview for the next.

[@kiBe-]

bro switched the thumbnail tank from a centurion to a modern leopard lol

[@kleseus]

The ol "Yes a tank appears, but" switcheroo

[@wafi84]

Bang on the line!

[@smsheard]

CONTACT! . Enemy Sheep. bearing 47 . 200 meters. moving left to right. FREE TO FIRE! Thats some crazy ROE. Still I hope they made some currys or something.

[@horshors3825]

GW won it for me

[@KevIsOffGrid]

Top missioning lads!

[@el_chivo99]

geowizard wearing full camo shivering, complaining how hard the mission is, meanwhile these 2 lads going thru rivers and fallen trees like it’s nothing 🤣🤣🤣

[@sgac4670]

That's the difference between being 19, and being 35.

[@royfontaine5526]

@@sgac4670partly, though they’re not that young. It’s more to do with their infectious positivity and enthusiasm, plus they bounce off one another.

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

@@sgac4670 Not really. 35 isn't 60. It's just his style.

[@kristoph7606]

The morale of 2 friends will help sooooooooo much. Doing it solo is a different ball game mentally

[@pcareo-dactyl3327]

Also geowizard doesn't have servants dispensing tidbits and footrubs every 35 minutes lol

[@jorisboonekamp9038]

I'm sorry guys, i know it's all fun and games but a little more respect for Geowizard please, who invented this whole spiel. The mimicking you do is plain bullying in my book. I'm glad he is too decent to go down that path.

[@pablothefable]

"in my book" being key here, stop trying to police the relationship between content creators.

[@nothingcanstopnoodles]

It's not bullying but it *is* disrespectful to the man they steal their content concepts from. Tom started these for the love of adventure. These two copied the format after seeing the views Tom was getting and wanted them too. They don't care about the scenery or the wildlife or the sense of adventure and discovery. They care about the ending, not the journey. The comments they make about Davies come off as arrogant hubris made by infantile kids playing with things they don't respect or understand (and possibly live rounds).

[@isctony]

finally it's back!