Black Mountains Walk & Wild Camp On The Beacons Way | History / Views | Epic Sunrise

[@mycolliesandme268]

You really do make exceedingly good films Mark. That was beautiful man. Thanks for sharing. 😊🌄👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Steve. Ah, thank you mate for your kindness. So pleased you enjoyed the beauty of the outing. All the best over there. Mark

[@YePilgrimPoet]

@WyeExplorer Good to see you're still adventuring. FYI I'll be heading to see Charlie & Liz today. I may hang around... Maybe see you there, or not. Stay blessed.

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Danny. Yeah, still out in the big hills and vales meditating on life as we do. Good to hear you're off to see Charlie and Lizzie. Please do pass on my best to them. And tell them I've been injured - I was sore after this hike so will probably not join you on this occasion Danny. But I continue to work on it and will hike out some time and join you guys. Take care buddy and have a great time. All the very best. Mark

[@YePilgrimPoet]

@@WyeExplorer Wow. Sorry to read about your injury. Will pass on your regards to Charlie & Liz. Eat lots of good food and get plenty of rest... It can't possibly be bad advice... ;-)

[@WyeExplorer]

@@YePilgrimPoet It's been with me a long time Danny. I think I'm getting on top of it. Advice is certainly taken on board. Thanks for passing on my regards. Peace.

[@akinderplace8150]

Thank you Mark - from the synchronicity of the same checkout in the same moment at Morrisons earlier, with a catch up cuppa to being transported through time and space with the people you encountered to the sacred well, the church, the hill fort, the panoramic views and your deep reverence for the beauty to be found in the Wye catchment - amazing! I've slipped into poor physical condition this past year with the challenges I've faced leading me to be solitary and sedentary but watching this film takes me back to the adventures we have shared in recent times. Thank you for the inspiration to get back out there. Love and peace - Andy

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Andy, yeah good to see you in Morrisons yesterday. That was truly synchronistic. I enjoyed the cuppa and chat. So, pleased you enjoyed this one, walk, church, views and all. It is a fantastic area one you've touched on before but there is much more to experience. I'm glad you felt it and felt the potential in getting out there - you've still got the kit. No rush - I know there have been things going on. We'll get out there. Well, have a great weekend - hope the meal is good. All the best. Mark

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

You can definitely see the formation of the old Fort. I bet it was dug up a few times years ago. Got to love a windy Trig. I've seen a lot of offerings at stone circles, too. That was a perfect spot for a camp. That sunrise was beautiful. The colours were amazing. But yes, it is a great place to reflect and think on times gone by without the intrusion of the modern world. Thanks for sharing. Loved it.

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Chris. Yeah, the fort was as clear as a bell - great ramparts and view. For sure people offer their peace and love all over the country - it's good to see. Re-the sunrise and camp I was chuffed with the pitch and view but blown away by the sunrise. I have to get a better camera. I agree gotta get out and strip it all back. A pleasure to share. Mark

[@adamradford2285]

Great video mate , what a sunset and sunrise! I think Twyn Y Gaer is one of the best views in the whole of the Brecon Beacons, it’s an incredible 360. I love sitting on that summit on a hot summers evening… Crug Mawr is another great one isn’t it , views of the whole Black Mountains horseshoe.. Also interesting visit to the Church, I’ve heard of it but never visited, beautiful interior. Best wishes

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Adam, yeah a cracking sun filled end to this one. I agree Twyn Y Gaer is a real gem for 360. And for sure Crug Mawr joins it nicely. I bet you have had some real pleasant moments on both. The church is a gem, also mate - I recommend it. I've just watched your horse shoe. I watched that first them commented here because I had it lined up. Well, many thanks. Mark

[@DRAUSSENsein]

*_Hi Mark, it's very nice to see you again, to see that you are back - and still - doing well :) You showed us many beautiful waypoints, fantastic views and you are one lucky guy 16.55 what a joy, what colors, what a fantastic sunset. I was happy with you. The crowning glory of your overnight tour - an equally, better still an even more beautiful sunrise _**_31:45_**_ I celebrate THAT, so fantastic, so far, so free.... All the best wishes for you and best regards, Angela_*

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Angela, great to hear from you. I'm happy you enjoyed the area. This is my backyard so to speak - it's very pretty and rugged and good for the soul. For sure the sunset was spectacular and the sunrise epic. I never expected either. Always a pleasure my good friend. Take care out there. Mark

[@WyeindependantMedia]

the graves read fantastic things in that churchyard.

[@WyeExplorer]

For sure - they tell some great stories. Take care. Mark

[@ervinslens]

Fantastic adventure, that old church is simply breathtaking! 👏👏

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey dude, many thanks. Yeah, it was a good one - the sunrise was 10 out of 10. Mark

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

What a wonderful trip in beautiful nature. It is so good to get out in this time of year even if it is cold. Enjoyed watching this great hike. Have a wonderful day. Søren 😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Soren, glad you enjoyed this one. For sure it's a good time of year and the cold adds a totally different element to it. Many thanks friend. All the best. Mark

[@spijkerpoes]

Mark, dude that was another epic campout! The hill fort - that chapel.. Both amazing. A grand summit camp, glorious views. I am so glad you are out again and enjoying yourself!!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, there Dave. Thanks. Yeah, one of those that hot the spot alright hill fort, chapel and all. Re-the camp and sun rise - I was not expecting such a spectacular morning. Stoked. Thanks my friend. All the best - have a cool week ahead. Mark

[@libmananchannel]

Hello "Wye Explorer"! Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! I feel so happy! I look forward to your next work! Have a nice day!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there, a pleasure to share. Good to hear of your happiness. All the best. Mark

[@gerrymcveigh]

Mark, you can't beat a knit and natter on the bus and good vibes to start a trip into the hills😊 Beautiful weather for your adventure☀ The old church was a treat to revisit and it just emanates history, lovely picture of Paul there👍 The sight of reaching the trig pillar with that stunning sky👍👍 I find there is always a marginal slope when pitching with some sliding - you got a good spot though. Hot tea brewing, cosy feet and bubbling stew is a good combination for a cold night. No better place to strip away those layers to tap into the inner self👍 Do you think frozen teabags would give as good a contest as conkers😊 A beautiful morning and sunrise with those glorious colours☀

[@WyeExplorer]

No, gerry sets up the mood a journey in like that as does the good weather. Ah, Partrishow it's always good memories and all - love it. I had an epic approach to camp what with the sunset. All signs were good as was that marginal sloping pitch. I was stoked and chilled with the brews and stew - the night was cosmic inwardly. Re-the tea bags they were solid as was my bladder etc. But the sunrise was warmth enough on all levels. Amazing. Thanks gerry - all the best out there. Mark

[@Love.AnitaBlue717]

A really wonderful visit, Mark!! Always a joy with ya. Oooh, my goodness that wind! ... always happy & safe travels. Blessings & Much love, friend. 🙏💙

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Anita, so pleased it was a great visit - yeah good vibes coming through from the universe from the start. That wind was nothing like the wind a few weeks before. Mind you it was cold with wind chill. All the best my dear friend. Mark

[@noakeswalker]

That was a great place to bivvy Mark, and apart from some wind, really great weather too. You can't beat a high winter camp in my opinion, that sunrise over the Skirrid was just about perfect. Partrishow church is always nice to visit - I was there last summer. The rood screen is just wonderful. I was also up on Twyn y Gaer in summer, and having not been up there for about 15 years, I was shocked at how much the bracken has spread across the Camp up there. You saw it clearer this time being winter, and that's how I remembered it from years ago - I camped one frosty winter's night in one of the camp's ditches ! This and Crug Mawr are both great viewpoints all around, as you said. I'm not a Welsh speaker as you know, but I pronounce Honddu as "Hon - thee" , and Crug Mawr as "Crick Mawr" - just like Crickhowell, which is named after the hillfort called Crug Hywel across the way from it. Cheers matey, Dave

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Dave, yeah it was spot on - just a slight angle. I was stoked with the view but maan I never expected that sunrise. A real treat as was Partrishow to be fair. Good to hear you're still out and about in the area. You're right I did get the best side of with regards the growth. As for Crug Mawr the 360 is fantastic. These outliers are good. Ha, neither me - I pronounce the river similar. Crick Mawr is new to me though. Thanks Dave - always good. Take care out there. Mark

[@TravelHungryForLife]

Well done here enjoyed this throughout stay safe cheers 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@WyeExplorer]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed. Appreciated. Mark

[@bumblejennybee88]

Hi there Mark, wow, what a fantastic journey! How lovely to get those acknowledgements from the locals. And that plane - what a great capture! Your're tougher than I'd be camping out in sub zero temperatures, although I can understand how, you and the night sky with your thoughts and memories, must have been so peaceful. And what a view to wake up to! that sunrise looked stunning on the video so it truly must've been an epic sight for you! Awesome. Thanks for taking us on your adventure, loved it! Definitely good vibes - Jenny

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Jenny, yeah it was a good start locals, planes and all. Winter is beautiful to camp out in so long as you have the gear. That night was still and I was in a big valley bowl - it was cosmic. Loved it. Re-the sunrise the landscape glowed like a jewel. It was incredible. A pleasure to share. Take care out there. Mark

[@ClubCrafteria]

Nice watching the video

[@WyeExplorer]

Glad you liked it. Mark

[@NBNatureTrailvan]

Such a cool hike and camp. A great start with so many good vibes - the knitting lady, the pub landlord, the girl in the tractor. Brilliant. Gorgeous area Mark. Fascinating Hill fort with stupendous views and defences. Walking in the footsteps of the ancients. Amazing! Loved the Well and Church 😍 Medieval influencers 😃 What a camp spot mate. Stunning. And an absolutely epic Sunrise. The reds, yellows and oranges. And that view to watch it from. Just a superb video Mark. Loved every minute. One to remember mate.

[@WyeExplorer]

Ha, cool was the operative word here later Dave. Yeah, loved the start - got me off in a great mood No2 and all. Ha ha! As for the history Dave I always get fully immersed as you guys do - so much to ponder. But the camp? I never expected that ledge or the sunrise. I was blown away - by the view too. Well, many thanks Dave - take care both. Mark

[@patrickevans8940]

We are absolutely blessed for having such amazing places on the British isles of ours

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Patrick, I totally agree mate. We could spend a lifetime exploring these isles. Awesome. All the best. Mark

[@unowhotravelchannel]

Hi Mark, watched the first half of this last night, interrupted midway! Awesome views indeed at Crug Mawr, wow! Always appreciate you filming your wild camping adventures, talking Elaine into doing this the next time we're on the South West coast! Cheers, Simon👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Simon, thanks so much my friend. Yeah, I wasn't expecting the valley to look like that or to find such a good pitch where I could view the sunrise. Hey, would love to see you guys out there. All the best with that - choose an awesome spot. All the best. Mark

[@tinab1976]

Thank you. I really enjoyed sharing in your journey, especially the beautiful countryside and a reminder to me to appreciate each encounter and moment more. The sunrise over the Skirrid was magical. I can highly recommend learning Welsh, I am originally from North Wales and even though I learnt Welsh at school, being from a predominantly English-speaking family, I never really appreciated the beauty of my native language. I started weekly online Welsh lessons two years ago and it has made me appreciate not just the language but aspects of Welsh history and culture. I can now chat to friendly shop keepers in Welsh (very slowly) when I visit my parents in Wales. which feels very good. Best wishes.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Tina, glad you enjoyed the great start there - yeah good vibes in fantastic country. re-the sunrise - it was worth 12 hours in the tent. Amazing! Hey, good on you for learning Welsh. What was the online course? Have you any details? I'd love to chat to friendly Welsh shopkeepers too. Well, many thanks. Take care out there and all the best. Mark

[@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure]

Such a lovely video Mark, I've been waiting for this video since I saw the photo of that sunrise of Facebook. That wee church was really qwaint. Seemed like a soul warming camp. All the best my Friend

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Aaron, glad you liked this outing mate. Yeah, the church and camp was a delight. I mean that sunrise. All the best bro. Mark

[@DesGreene]

Wonderful that Mark👍 Loved the hill fort and the little old church. What a morning to wake up to as well! Cheers for the mention. I'm still plugging away at the Welsh language. A little each day keeps it fun, but it is a real challenge! All the best and take care mate👍☺

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there des, yeah it was good historical walk too - them places are awesome. Re-the morning I never expected that but was happily entranced. Good to hear you're still plugging away at the Welsh. We'll hear some phrases later then. Cheers buddy. All the best. Mark

[@reluctantfellrunner]

Nicely put together film. Great trip out. Best wishes on the next adventure.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there mate, thanks. I'm glad you liked the edit and outing. All the best out there. Mark

[@anthonypayne1]

Great vibes from start to finish Mark! Stunning scenery you have round your way, and that sunrise, Wow! Top video mate👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Anthony, yeah great vibes to finish and to start. It was extraordinary really. I won't forget this one quickly. All the best old mate. I hope you're well. Mark

[@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969]

Great film Mark. Love all the local knowledge and the history. Really good and really interesting to watch. Beautiful area I should visit more often 👍 Hope yer having a great week. Atb Rick n Billydog

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Rick, good to hear from you. I'm glad you liked the insight - been walking these streams, waterways and vales for a while now. It is a cracking area - you'd love a backpack through here and the Cambrians. My week is going well thanks. All the best bro. Mark

[@ChrisJB]

I get those good vibes when the sun is shining Mark....good vibe inducing conditions. I liked the hill-fort too. I'd like to camp in the vicinity of a hill-fort sometime. There is something very appealing about that connection to the ancients. And what a splendid little church, especially the old skeleton mural. There is a church in the Yorkshire Dales I like to visit which has a similar 'rood loft'. And then it's all beautifully capped off with the warming rays of the morning sun. Yes indeed, it doesn't get much better than that. Best wishes pal, Chris

[@WyeExplorer]

That's it Chris it must have been the impending sun. I thought of a camp on the hill fort when I was there - it would be interesting regarding the ancients. Ah, Partrishow is well know around here - the setting with the Sugar Loaf etc is wonderful. Yeah, the Rood screen - ha spelt that wrong. Thanks! I agree a top day and night. All the best bro. Mark

[@ootnboots]

Great stuff Mark , a very interesting vlog mate , the old fort, the old chapel and the Well . What a nice place to pitch your the views were awesome and a cracking sunrise to wake up too ...Nice one bro ...cheers Stevie ..

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Stevie, yeah it was full of layers - enough interest history and all. U always know there's going to be a spot on a slope somewhere - just about managed this one. And so chuffed I did - the valley and the sunrise was epic. Ah, it's why we do it eh? Thanks mate. All the best. Mark

[@WyeindependantMedia]

fantastic place

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi valley friend, yes it's a far out spot. All the best. Mark

[@360OutdoorAdventures]

Those views mark that sunrise just spectacular. As always Mark another fantastic video, You are a wealth of knowledge such an interesting journey with you once again. That connection with your mind when you're in such surroundings with no distractions is amazing. However at this moment I'm a little anxious of that right now. Thanks for sharing my good friend, good vibes as always 👍👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there garry, yeah bro the sunrise surprised me - nicely! Re-the knowledge I'm learning more about the Wye basin as I go - there are other very aware people out there who I like to be inspired by. As far as the inner landscape goes that always needs working on being kind too - go easy with your own. A pleasure to share my friend. All the best up there. Mark

[@FIVE-FOOTLyth]

ah! Wonderful! 12 hours in a tent, you just can't beat it. What a sunrise, makes me yearn to be in my tent in pure silence. So peaceful. Nice one Mark 👌All the best! Sue

[@WyeExplorer]

Yes, Sue a decent might time retreat - ag the still of the big hills though. I could do that forever and never get bored. The sunrise was unexpected so a grand treat. I know the silence you speak of. All the best-have ab great week ahead. Mark

[@MiriamKennedy]

A lovely reminder of the pleasure in being away from the busy-ness of life and spending a night alone in a tent! Glad your gear worked for you Mark!! A comfy night certainly adds to the pleasure too 😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Miriam, yeah a long night in a tent - that's winter! Well, the sleeping bag wasn't that good. I actually bought a Mountain Equipment bag two days later off the bag of that night. I look forward to testing it out and getting that comfy night. Thanks Miriam - I do hope you're well. Mark

[@MiriamKennedy]

@@WyeExplorer good stuff Mark - great you treated yourself! I’m doing well thanks, down to the last two chemo sessions and looking forward to it being finished 😉

[@WyeExplorer]

@@MiriamKennedy Yeah, that's it Miriam just a treat to a bit of gear - been looking at tents too. Good on you for staying the course with the chemo. Here's to your strength and health. Peace.

[@solitaryrambler]

Well that was another good 'un Mark. I could definitely feel your enthusiasm right from the start. That was a beautiful little church, lots of interesting stuff to see inside it. Haha liked your comment of that musky smell of old when you first went inside. Nice to see your photo of Paul there. The views of the Skirrid the next morning in that sunrise was the icing on the cake watching this, an epic sight indeed. Hope you do return to get more shots of it Mark. Well good going. All the best 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Patrick, glad you liked this outing - it was a good start and end. In between the church was right up your alter. Ha ha! Yeah, a lovely place in a great location - Paul's spirit is strong here - he loved it. Re-the Skiridd it was one of the best sights I've seen for a long while. With that sunrise I could have been anywhere in the world. I will certainly return. Thanks Patrick - always appreciated. Have a great week ahead. Mark

[@fog360]

Looks like a fantastic area to explore… great video as always bud

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Foggy, yeah a great space to feel good within. Glad you enjoyed the video. Mark

[@MartinPopeFilmmaker]

We really enjoyed this video Mark. Nicely filmed & edited. The scenery is stunning especially the sunrise. Your knowledge of the area is very good. Loved the little church with the old wall paintings. Frozen teabags!!! Wow I bet it was cold but what an adventure you had. 😊😊

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Martin, glad you both enjoyed this one mate. For sure as good a scenery as anywhere - you must know the area. Re-the area I've been walking it for many years and visiting Partrishow. You'd love it. Yeah, frozen everything just didn't put it in the edit. It was minus 5 in Aber and I was 500 meters up. Well, many thanks bro. All the best. Mark

[@HikeCamp]

Striking rivers, hills, meadows and valleys...and an awesome sunrise.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Max, thanks mate. I could have been anywhere in the world. All the best over there. Mark

[@WalkTalkBrew]

Awesome mate, my greatest daily joys are sunset and sunrise. Great video and lucky you being gifted kit from SAS guys. The sunrise you have is spectacular and the noise of the ponies is special. Yes, Epic is a exclamation. All the best, Mike

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Mike, I resonate with your daily joy there mate. Yeah, that sunrise was incredible and the ponies in the still of the morning was magic. Regarding the regiment my father Terry was A Sq 22 SAS for over 22 years. So, I've grown up with the guys and it is Hereford. Well, many thanks. Have a great rest of the week. Mark

[@WalkTalkBrew]

@@WyeExplorer cool that your dad was in A Sqn for so long. I’ve a friend who was RSM in 22 many years ago. Is your dad still alive? If he is I’ll pass on the name of my mate to see if they know each other. If I remember correctly my mate went through selection in the 60/70’s.

[@WyeExplorer]

@@WalkTalkBrew Yeah, it was interesting with my dad. He was acting RSM when he left. His name is Terry Jickells. It's better this way because dad's no longer with us. If those are the dates he'll no my dad well.

[@incurablygroovy3639]

Hi Mark , Thanks for sharing the film it was epic , i am inspired to visit this spot the rood screen in the churcĥ was awesome , i was born and raised in hereford left in 72 and spent my youth on the lugg ,wye ,garway hill fishing and hiking in the blaclk mountains , i like to go back and revisit , terrible shame whats happened to the wye but its the same everywhere sadly , have you visited the church at garway ? Definately worth it fascinating history it has , i walked the cats back up to hay bluff and came back on the hatteral ridge then descended down the black darren , fabulous walk which i last visited in 1968 , i,m 70 now but i still hike regularly on dartmoor and western crete when i can get there , medicine for the soul ! those ancient hilltop settlements are very atmospheric longtown castle is a good example , keep on keeping on mark and thanks for sharing these wonderful videos with us .

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi friend, great to hear from you and good to hear of your love for the area and adventures back in the day. Yes, it is sad about the Wye - that's consumer demand for you and the companies want to increase their market share. Re-Garway church it's one I have yet to walk too and check out. I will do one day. Thanks for the recommendation. The Black Darren is a fantastic feature - I resonate with your walks Hatteral and Dartmoor. Create sounds far out. Yes, I know Longtown. Many thanks for a great comment. All the best out there - a pleasure to share. Mark

[@ramblebob1]

Loved the video Mark. Nice to see a very good mood from everyone for the start. And what a stunning sunrise!

[@WyeExplorer]

Ho there Chris, Yeah a great start - them good vibes came out of nowhere. We'll take that eh? For sure that sunrise was epic. Many thanks mate. Take care out there. Mark

[@OthmarsVlog]

well done, thumbs up 👍🎇🔥

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks mate. A.T.B Mark

[@filbritfrolics9315]

Oh wow! lovely, walk and climb Mark, enjoyed the whole video, lovely meditation under the crescent moon, beautiful Skirrid Mountain and Sugar Loaf (both of them I have climbed), hubby and daughter did a star gazing one cold night in Llantony Priory, shame I wasn't able to join them. Beautiful video Mark, thanks for sharing. :-) all the best.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there F.B thanks. Yes, a great walk and camp - loved it and needed it. For sure awesome 360 views from Twyn Y Gaer and Crug Mawr I recommend both - you'd really enjoy them. As for the star gazing the night sounds great. I hope they had nice conditions for it. Many thanks. Stay well. Mark

[@BorderRambler]

Excellent trip Mark , I had sympathy with you keeping warm in the sleeping bag . These winter camps are a really tester for any camper. And yes 12 hours in a tent is a long time 😂 but that sunrise and hearing the ponies was well worthy in the morning. Lunar solo looking as good as ever , I should have kept mine as it pack always to nothing if I remember rightly. TFS atb Dave ⛺️👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Dave - I came away with a decent vibe. Re-the cold bought Mountain Equipment bag off the back of the bights freezing conditions. For sure worth 12 hours hanging about for - you know we can be happy in a tent just brewing up etc. The Lunar Solo is handy - been looking at some new gear. Undecided. Well, all the best up there. Mark

[@JamieHarding5]

Love that video. Frozen teabags😂. Looked cold, rewarded with a beautiful morning. Thanks for that Mark.👍 The church was stunning. Wood is beautiful. You picked the perfect day. Amazing views from the trig. Beef stew looked great, perfect for a cold night. Awesome. 👏👏👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Jamie, thanks mate - glad you liked this one frozen tea bags and all. Yeah, in that tent 12 hours but as I got a big reward - I was amazed. Yeah, I always enjoy Partrishow and the woods as I do a bit of stew in cold weather. Well, many thanks - the day was kind to me. All the best bro. Mark

[@AdventuresThings]

Glad John let you use his John. That was well worth the trip up there to catch the sunset. All good vibes in this video Mark. Take care

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, it was a good start on the lav Mike. Ha ha! The sunset was good mate but the sunrise was something else. Many thanks bro. Mark

[@FXWalesAnnaAlf]

Hi Mark, so nice there and of John to let you use the toilet at the pub 😃 Such a beautiful area and you got a smile of the tractor girl and Abergavenny Sue knitting a hat ! Lovely contacts hehe and a lovely river. Such a beautiful place and historic with the Iron Age Hillfort. Loved the little remote church too, so old. Crug Mawr summit was gorgeous and your beef stew looked so good. That was brilliant especially the sunrise and nice shout out to Des who we follow too. Have a great weekend ~ Anna 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Anna, yeah he was good allowing me in there. As for Sue she was a sweet lady - a good start. For sure it's beautiful around here - I know it well. Paul and I loved it here church and all. Re- the summit the views were a treat but the camp and sunrise on the epic side. Ha, even an epic stew. Yeah, des and his wife are good. Thanks Anna. Take care out there. Mark

[@wozoutdoors1439]

hill fort, Sacred Well, medieval church , what a good walk that was .not forgetting the views and sunrise.also a good chat about memories. good video

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Warren, yeah there was a lot along the route to be happy with memories and all. Re-the sunrise I was not expecting that - I was mesmerized. Thanks mate. All the best. Mark

[@sunshine-nu1df]

Wonderful! Winter at its best

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Tim, thanks. Yeah, a lovely crisp day and night. All the best as always. Mark

[@markharris-ti4zf]

Brilliant video, Wonderfully filmed and beautifully presented Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Mark - Am I speaking to the Mark Harris formerly of Hereford? My old mate? Thanks - so pleased you enjoyed this one. I love it out back there. All the best wherever you might be. Mark

[@markharris-ti4zf]

@@WyeExplorer Hi Mark, Yes it is me that was born and brought up in Whitecross Hereford, I’ve been living in Cardiff for the past 25 years and funnily enough I was in Hereford yesterday 24/2 visiting my Dad and Sister, Glad to see you looking so well and that you’re still enjoying yourself getting out and about in the wonderful local countryside. I will be doing Pen y Fan in the summer with my 2 grandsons aged 9&5 at time of writing this so that should be a lot of fun. Take Care, Look after yourself and all the best wishes to you Mark

[@JCharlesoutdoors]

That was an amazing sunrise, I enjoyed the trip. All the best

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there J, thanks mate. Yeah, I wasn't expecting that sunrise but it sure was welcome. All the best. Mark

[@JimTimber]

Windy old trig point bro !! I never tire of the views over your neck of the woods !!..wonderful !! Bless Bob for being a part of Op. Nimrod.. I bet that was frickin stressful !! ..Hats off to him !!

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, Andy - not as windy as the week before but colder. As for the views the Black Mountains always take a great pic in the right light. For sure respects to Bob - you'd like him. All the best bro. Mark

[@JimTimber]

@@WyeExplorer I know I would bro !!..massive respect to him .. and you dear friend !! Cheers as always !!

[@JimTimber]

How kind of John !.. I'm often forced into the local hedegrows for a number two |!! lol ..call it fertilization !! lol (sorry Mark bro.. too much information !! lol) Ha ha !..wonderful about the happy tractor drivers !! 5:28 That was a Boeing C17 Globemaster III transport plane bro !.. awesome !! What a beautiful trail my friend.. awesome !! Still watchin' !

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, Andy otherwise it would have been the bush. Re-the happy tractor drivers (who was pretty) that kicks you off well. I thought it was one of the work horse - maan what a sound. Glad you liked this one Andy. Take care old mate. Mark

[@CraigDroneAdventures]

Amazing! I thought that sunset from the trig point was beautiful, but the sun rise was even better! Top work!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Craig. Thanks mate - I'm happy the sunset and sunrise inspired. Yes, the sunrise was epic. All the best. Mark

[@smoggiewalks578]

Glad you're out and about in my neck of the woods. Was on Crug Mawr just after Xmas. not managed a winter camp yet, as the dog would have to come too. Take care atb Martin

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Martin, yeah yours and mine both - I see the Skirrid from home. Don't blame you for being up Crug Mawr - it's a nice top I've found out. Maybe a camp is around the corner. Thanks Martin. Take care. Mark

[@lifesahobby]

Its nice when people are nice , cheers john . Back in the day the toilet was in the field beside the pub . . Good vibes as always . You were well kitted out for this one , love counting your layers . Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@WyeExplorer]

It is nice especially at the start of an adventure Owen. Re-the toilet it's still in the bush too. Well, the bag wasn't great so off the back of this I have a new one. I look forward to testing it out. A pleasure to share. Mark

[@lifesahobby]

@@WyeExplorer why the change of back pack

[@WyeExplorer]

@@lifesahobby Ah, no sleeping bag sorry. I love my Osprey pack.

[@MarksGoneWalking]

Hi Mark - Epic 👍🏕️ 🌄 Good vibes; Beef Stew and that sunrise 🌅 thanks for taking us along. ATB Mark.

[@WyeExplorer]

Yeah, epic is the word for that sunrise Mark. The beef stew was nice. A pleasure. Take care up there. Mark

[@SetForAdventures]

Loved the natter in the tent Mark (traveling within) no better place as you said mate than on a camp ⛺️ Bravo for taking nature as it came ❄️🥶 that was a cold night on the hill in light kit (know the feeling) The sunrise 🌅 was beautiful too Great adventure and lots of good vibes here Simon 🤠👍🏔️

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Simon, glad you like the chat - yeah plenty going on inside. For sure it was bitter - minus 5 in Aber and I was 500 meters up. You know how it goes. Re-the sunrise I wasn't expecting that so it was a real treat - would have loved a better camera. Many thanks Simon - take care out there. Mark

[@SetForAdventures]

@@WyeExplorer thanks Mate yeah one of those good trips 🙏🏼 nice 👌🏻

[@WyeExplorer]

@@SetForAdventures A pleasure bro

[@4seasonbackpacking]

Been past the Skirrid inn few times sadly each time shut. Good to hear how friendly it is there. Oldest pub in Wales with some serious history. That one seriously beautiful hike. Funny enough this area of Wales is the cheapest place by train for me to get to for mountain camping so been this area loads but not for some time now very good to see again. The church artwork is incredible bit of history there mate. Nice sunset. I watched Iranian Embassy siege live on tv at my grans then i remember watching that film who dares wins. Looks like a very enjoyable camp mate. All best Richard

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Rich, yeah it's a good old pub - next time mate. For sure it's beautiful in these parts - I know you know. It is accessible. Re-the church it's origins in 10th C - blooming ancient - you'd enjoy it art work and all. The sunset was a piece of natural art in itself - that was a surprise. As for the siege and its participants many are still about here in Hereford. It changed the regiment for sure. Bobs a real nice guy. Yeah, a cool film. Well, thanks Rich, good to hear from you. Mark

[@atrampinthehills.841]

Fantastic Mark...so much interest in this video...Partishow church looked a place to linger....enjoyed the tent talk....thanks for the wonderful video Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Steve, yeah it was a top day/might out. For sure Partishow is in such a place you could easily loose time there. Glad you enjoyed the walk and talk. The camp and sunrise were a real treat. Take care out there bro. All the best. Mark

[@williamboundey4526]

Brilliant video Mark! Fantastic views and that church was amazing! Thanks for sharing mate see you soon atvb Bounda!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Bill, glad you liked the outing old mate. Yeah, love old churches like that nestled in the hills and the views and sunrise were fantastic. A pleasure to share. Mark

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

What an epic hike!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey guys - yeah it was a good one. The sunrise was the cherry on top. All the best both. Mark

[@Justaguythatwalks]

Wow 😍 what an amazing sunrise mate! And the sun setting as you approached Crug Mawr looked stunning. Definitely deserved that for your efforts! Great day out hiking around those hills, I need to get back over there again soon, it's such a lovely area. Loved that tent talk too, so good to be out away from the Internet and everything else and just be with your thoughts in the stillness, gazing over the hills into the distance at all of those wonderful views. Good spot there.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey there Anthony, yeah mate an incredible sunrise I did not expect - equally a surprise sunset. Forgot to take some shots of that. Yeah, it was a much needed day - you know how it is. It rejuvenated me and inspired. Doe sure the area awaits your gaze and interest. As for the talk I cut a lot out but you got the gist - it's a different dimension. Well, thanks for the visit. I appreciate that. Until next time all the best. Mark

[@Justaguythatwalks]

@@WyeExplorer rejuvenation - I know that feeling from being in nature and up mountains 😊 All the best Mark!

[@titothetroddler]

Lovely video Mark, that beef stew looked amazing the church and the rude screen looked very impressive, and a cracking sunrise too, best thing is mate you sound happy, your also so genuine in mentioning all the people you meet on your travels, living a good life my friend 👏👏🙏 all the best Tito

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Tito great to hear from you here. Yeah, it was a good all round trip mate stew, church and all. The sun though awe struck me - it was magic. Re-the people - always happy to connect. It makes a trip as does the solitude and nature. Thanks mate. All the best up there. Mark

[@SJPSJPSJP]

Cracking adventure and what a sunrise! I didn’t realise there was a Hillfort there! I’d camped over at Crug Hywel to the west and looking back at Crug Mawr I wondered whether it was worth a trek up, I’ll now add it to my to-do list.

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there bro-yeah worth a trek up there. All the best. Mark

[@Welshchris13]

Hi mate . Home sweet Home she's looking good in the sunrise a room with a beautiful view magic . Atb chris.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi9 there Chris, great to hear from you mate. Yeah, you're back yard is looking good bro. Take care out there. Mark

[@DesmondsDonders]

Love this video. The sunrise was awesome. That bag looked an improved version of what the issued us in the seventies and eighties. Take care.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Dave, thanks mate - glad you enjoyed this one awesome sunrise and all. Yeah, almost like military kit that bag - bought another off the back of the freezing night. Well, thanks old mate. All the best up there. Mark

[@NorthwalesBushcrafters]

Woo matey that was a cracking hike so many fantastic offerings to take in church, well, stunning views and sunrise ☀️ brill 👍 ATB Mark take it easy

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey Trev, yeah bro this was needed. I enjoyed the history, memories and maan that sunrise was something else. Cheers buddy. Mark

[@grantswheelstohills]

Great Film Mark, a good vibe from start to finish....and the power of homemade stew ! A lovely hike, with your interesting knowledge. Thanks for sharing atb Grant 👍.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Grant, yeah good out of the blocks there not that I was racing. The sunrise was a surprise - never expected such a spectacular finish. Glad you like the outing. All the best. Mark

[@outdoorgaz5]

Wow what a sunrise, you found a perfect spot there. A very enjoyable video filled with lots of facts I love the history of this place I think I will have to check this area out soon.

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Gaz, glad you liked the outing. I couldn't pass by the history and as for the sunrise, well that was something else. Yeah, a decent pitch. The area is often overlooked but is far out. All the best. Mark

[@abigailpowell3577]

Loved that Mark! We are so lucky to have these beautiful hills and countryside nearby, I forget sometimes! Thank you for sharing, stunning video. The old church was a bit creepy! 🫣fascinating though

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Abigail, I agree we are very fortunate to live where we do. A pleasure to share-glad you liked the video. Re-the church it's actually very pretty. All the best. Mark

[@DaveGoodman1959]

Thank you so much for sharing this Mark, I really enjoyed being along on this camp with you. All the things of interest along the way and it helped that I slightly knew the lie of the land having passed that way on the Cambrian way. Cheers Mark 🏕️👌🙏

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Dave, a pleasure to share mate. Glad you enjoyed all or in part the things along the way. It felt good to be back out. The sunrise was a surprise - never expected that. Re-the Cambrian Way or this part of it I thought it funny that these views have never been shared by those who have passed through. They're fantastic. All the best. Mark

[@MoosebearAdventures]

wow really beautiful view you have, greetings from Sweden

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi friend from Sweden, yes a grand view for a camp and sunrise. All the best. Mark

[@nigelharness9032]

Hi Mark, looks like your perfect winter camping trip, from the visit to the iron age fort, interesting church and a great sun rise, nice the pub landlord let you use the toilet, we all humans mind and think more of that kindness should be on offer, fantastic views and a great watch cheers nigel

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Nige, yes my friend it was a top day and night out - what I needed to be on top of that hill fort and big hill camping in the freezing cold. Of course not forgetting the landlord - that was a good start. The sunrise at the end was the icing on the cake so to speak. Thanks Nige- Take care out there. Mark

[@nigelharness9032]

@@WyeExplorerHi Mark, ye i had the January blues but the sun on my face and a walk on Saturday helped enjoy your week mate cheers nigel

[@WalkInFaithAdventures]

Hello Mark, loving the videos mate I have not watch all of this one yet but just wanted to leave a comment and I will subscribe to continue watching later. You seem very knowledgeable on the hikes you take which is nice while watching. Take care brother

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, bro thanks for putting me in the light there and being honest - we can get along with that eh? In your own time. Have a great weekend. Peace.

[@JimTimber]

Wonderful video Mark bro.. enjoyed it all from start to finale.. awesome my friend. I trust you are having a wonderful week and I send very best wishes to you as always old sport ! Cheers to you !!

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, Andy so pleased you enjoyed this one. I was looking forward to sharing it. I am having a good week although done my shoulder in. Cheers back my old friend. Mark

[@PhilipOlsen11]

Hi Mark. That was great. Never done that part of the black mountains but they were stunning 😳 Loved that old church you went in. The timber work was just incredible. What a place to camp and the perfect sunrise 👌

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Phil, thanks for popping in. It's well worth exploring. Many of the hills offer up great 360 views and history to inspire - the church being on e spot the hill fort another. Yeah, a nice pitch - the sunrise was magnificent as you saw. All the best out there. Mark

[@Andy-walkaboutnutty]

I love the winter, just as much as the summer. It brings on its own challenges to remind yourself of how you can overcome and enjoy living like that. I don't camp out in winter anymore, only because I wouldn't want to spend 6 hours doing nothing and another 6 hours trying to sleep. Nice video mark 👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Andy, I agree there are certain challenges in winter camping. The biggest I find is the long night as hinted at by you. Glad you liked the outing. All the best out there. Mark

[@thewanderingforester]

Nice one Mark. Two high spots I've yet to visit. Camp is always good with a decent sunrise.

[@WyeExplorer]

Thanks Roger for the visit. Yeah, some nice views from them tops. Re-the sunrise I was expecting that one - it was epic. All the best. Mark

[@JimTimber]

The old Iron Age fort is freakin awesome !! ..there were of few of them on Exmoor (I love that moor !!) Amazing views from Offa's Dyke.. wonderful !! I love the smell of old churches.. tha old mural is awesome !! ..superb !! Wonderful memories of your bro Paul in the chapel !! ..still watchin' !

[@WyeExplorer]

It was and is an awesome fort Andy - the ramparts and view were amazing. Yeah, love Exmoor - It's on my list as is the Dyke. Re-the smell it sure does take you back as do the paintings. 5-600 years. Awesome! As for Paul that's infinite - will never go. All the best Andy. Take care. Mark

[@vedrana0127]

Really great hike with amazing views. The church is like from another time. Sleeping in a tent with the sounds of nature, sunrise ... priceless. Like your channel. I am a new subscriber 👏👏🤝

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there friend, glad you enjoyed the hike. For sure the church is old - it has a great feel to it. I agree a priceless way to spend your time with nature. Many thanks for the sub. All the best. Mark

[@GazianoOutdoors]

They're good insulated mats those camping mats , i need to purchase one of those reflective mats too, my mat failed on last sub zero camp 🥶, looked a durable sleeping bag shame it wasn't the best, plenty of interesting places visited on this hike an camp, nice view from the hillfort, really interesting well too and old church , stunning views throughout and interesting info as always, beef stew and rolls, perfect winter food, frozen tea bags 😂 , that sunrise was epic! nice one Mark mate, atb 👍🏕

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Gaz, yeah only a three quarter torso mat Gaz but it works with a full length reflector. Re-the bag it was good just not in these temps. In fact it was a medium so short. That hill fort has the best 360's around. Loved it as I did the stew. Ha, everything was frozen - it was great to see the un like that. Well, cheers there Gaz, take care mate and all the best. Mark

[@OSMOneStepMore]

Hey Mark. I'm just watching this video of yours and I can tell you that we haven't hiked properly in a while and I really miss it. We've had the tent for two years now, and we've used it twice...no, three times so far and when I see what a beautiful sunset and sunrise you had at Crug Mawr, I'm a little bit envious. Sometimes it's so nice to get away from this city noise and enjoy nature, if only to listen to the sound of the wind. Greetings from us. Sretana and Zac. 🤗😁👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Maybe a good two day or three day hike is on the cards this year - you did alright on the Machu Picchu trail. I reckon you'll be back out there. hey, always good to get away from the tech and the city. Many thanks. Mark

[@ben10er6]

nice adventure enjoyed everything with you class

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Ben, good to hear you enjoyed the outing mate. Yeah, started well and ended well. All the best. Mark

[@GreeklishOutdoors]

Great views Mark. What a beautiful location to pitch up for the night. Awesome that you were given such good quality gear. I hope it all wears well for you. Sub-zero camps are always fun. I did one last week and was really cold as I didn’t take a sleeping bag. Your beef stew looked delicious mate. All the best, Jono 😊👍🏼🏕️🏔️

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Jono, yeah a top spot bro. Re-the gear it was OK but wasn't good enough for that type of cold so I got a new bag last week. Still, I appreciated the gift. I agree love the sub zero - hope you filmed your one. Yes, the stew was good but not as good as the sunrise. Take care. Mark

[@paulperambulates]

Nice video, Mark. Quite apart from the staggering sunrise, it improved my Welsh pronunciation! I visited Crug Mawr last year, and echo everything about the views.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Paul, glad you liked the video and it improved your Welsh pronunciation. Yeah, their words sound a certain way. Re-the sunrise I never expected that and was in awe and all in our back yard. Many thanks. All the best. Mark

[@Cueman222]

Another awesome journey and incredible sites! Mark, not sure I could handle cold weather camping.💙👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there friend, thanks - glad you enjoyed this one. Winter? Just need the good gear. Take care out there - have a great rest of the week. Mark

[@saunteringsapsfords]

Another wonderful peaceful camp video Mark,tremendous views,and what a friendly village,so nice in this day and age.was looking on map,and see Pandy caravan club site close,so gonna do that sometime and get upto that hill fort.I do believe Herefordshire has the most amount of hill forts?.Brave winter camping there.cheers.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, there friend. Yeah, a great start to this one toilet and all. I loved the history and memories later - a good hike into camp. And wow what a spot and sunrise. Yes, bro the caravan park is there - ideal for you guys. Didn't know that about Herefordshire. Many thanks. Mark

[@TheGirlGoneNomad]

Did you say you had slept in the tent for 12 hours! Or been in the tent? Must have been comfortable, to be fair in winter when it is dark for so long it would be much easier to sleep through. Pretty cool you have the blueprints for the fort and being able to show us around what remains. That sunrise certainly is epic, love the pink sky. What a glorious way to start the day, pure energy! Hope the swim training went well at the weekend, are you training for something in particular? Best wishes Betty

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Betty. Yeah, 12 hours in the tent - just brewing up and staring out at the stars from the door and then sleep. I liked them blueprints too - that entrance was kind of awe inspiring as was the sunrise. I never expected that - I was mesmerized. My swim? Hoping to swim fast (I was a former competition swimmer) and swim long distance. Many thanks Betty - take care out there. Mark

[@TheGirlGoneNomad]

@@WyeExplorer well that was a sure great way to spend 12 hours. The night sky is mesmerising, must have been a good dark sky where you were. Ah nice, hats off you you for competing, must have taken some dedication. Do you ever think of creating your own challenge, another long distance swim maybe? Hope today treats you well Mark

[@WyeExplorer]

@@TheGirlGoneNomad It was Betty - mellow as with the night sky. Yes, there is a dark sky reserve in the valley a few miles away - google 'Llanthony Stargazing.' Swimming? We would swim up to 35,000 meters in a regular week and when endurance training up to 60,000. International swimmers are doing much more. But we were good. Long Distance - I want to swim the Wye. Thanks Betty - all the best to you both up there. Peace.

[@TheGirlGoneNomad]

@@WyeExplorer Swim the River Wye, what a great challenge! A source to sea adventure? That’s some training distances you’d complete each week, impressive stuff. I’ll give that spot a google, I haven’t heard of it before. Hope the weekend is treating you well

[@WyeExplorer]

@@TheGirlGoneNomad It's a dream - an ambition among others things Betty. I swam an easy 3K yesterday straight off. I've only just started the distance program, which I aim to get up to 10K straight through. Yeah, the Vale of Ewyas is super beautiful - one of the best walks or drives in Southern Britain I'd say. Have a great day out there.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Great video Mark really enjoyed that some nice people in that area the church looked amazing my wife would be really interested in that stunning location with amazing views and that sunrise was epic atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Jimmy, good to hear from you mate. Yeah, some good folk and vibes around. For sure your wife would enjoy the church and well. Almost 1,000 years it's been there. Re-the views they were good - the sunrise was unexpected. I was stoked. Thanks mate for visiting. All the best up there. Mark

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

@@WyeExplorer a pleasure mate 👍👍

[@K9HighlandsSearchTeam]

Hey Mark you covered some distance there buddy, camera done the sunset justice, looked beautiful. Good vibes, good scenery, fresh air, what more could you want? Your hardcore winter camping in that tent, good on ya, now get home and defrost. Oh by the way that damn plane flies low over us in the Scottish valleys we pitch, and I mean low, scares the be Jesus out of me and the dogs at night. Take care my friend, atb Bill and his three rats 👍 (thumbs up)

[@WyeExplorer]

Ah, I made a great comment Bill and then the router went and my internet connection. Winter? Well, we don't moan we just love it. Re-the aircraft I relate to that - this one made me jump. All the best up there to the furry ones too. Mark

[@stephensmith4480]

Hey Mark. Some lovely views there and it's so nice when you meet people who are genuine and nice whilst on your travels. The Aircraft that you encountered is actually an Airbus A400 Atlas, four Engined Turbo Prop that replaced our ageing Hercules Transports that served us so well, for so long. Take care mate 👍👍

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi there Stephen, Yeah the nice folk got me off to a good start as did that aircraft - what a beast. For sure the views were top rate - a great 360. The sunrise? Well, that was truly epic. Thanks mate. Mark

[@stephensmith4480]

@@WyeExplorer Yes mate, the Old Herc's that they replaced were something too, they gave us Decades of Stirling Service. I'm sure Your Dad would have had a few Flights in them during his Time 😜👍

[@WyeExplorer]

@@stephensmith4480 Yeah, dad used to speak of the Hercs. Probably jumped out of them at 28,000 feet.

[@stephensmith4480]

@@WyeExplorer Yeh, what they called HALO ( high altitude low opening ) Not for me 🤣🤣

[@WyeExplorer]

@@stephensmith4480 Yeah, I know Steve - dad was a Jump Master and pioneered that in this country with the Americans. He was well respected in the regiment for his jump exploits. He was a good man-down to earth down the bookies. You'd have liked him. Peace.

[@MaxandKalisAdventures]

wow that sunrise . It does make you want a better camera when you get a view like that with all that colour , Was the sleeping bag warm enough ?, Great hike and camp out .Atb Max

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Max, yeah them sunrises don't come about daily. I have been looking at new hear - see what happens. Re-the sleeping bag no it wasn't so off the back of that night I bought a Mountain Equipment bag - better next time I reckon. Glad you enjoyed the hike. Thanks old mate. All the best. Mark

[@MaxandKalisAdventures]

@WyeExplorer airbed system maybe ? I have a winter army sleeping bag but still cold coz of my air mats just medium range .even with the foiled mats underneath .I use to go with a decent tent no roll mats etc rubbish sleeping bag that was good enough lol .But now I need my bed in the tent lol

[@WyeExplorer]

@@MaxandKalisAdventures Hey, sounds like you're dialing it in Max. I used to have crap gear - I was only thinking about that the other day - snow at over 600 meters and camping with shit gear. Ah, what we're capable of eh...

[@MaxandKalisAdventures]

@@WyeExplorer for sure .tc

[@WalkWithWallace]

Good vibes, good night out, well documented Mark. 🏕️ 👣

[@WyeExplorer]

Alright there Robin, thanks mate. I enjoyed this one - got a new sleeping bag off the back of it. All the best. Mark

[@WalkWithWallace]

@@WyeExplorerDefinitely some similarities with Gaelic and Welsh. Mhor (Vor) means big in Gaelic. Just finishing the video this morning mate.

[@WalkWithWallace]

Stunning morning 🌅

[@WyeExplorer]

@@WalkWithWallace Hey, yeah I can imagine -well see the similarities. Thanks for finishing the video Robin - I emnti0oned you at the start - that wind muff!!!

[@WyeExplorer]

@@WalkWithWallace Yeah, it was epic - could have been anywhere in the world Robin.

[@alisonfirmin8790]

Mark ive sent you a message on Instagram.

[@WyeExplorer]

Hi Alison, just replied on facebook. Blocked from insta for a nice comment. Yeah, crazy stuff. All the best out there. Mark

[@THE_EXPLORER]

great adventure,beautiful place

[@WyeExplorer]

Hey, thanks Paris friend. Yeah, it's an amazing spot. Mark