Burns Night Emergency Shelter Camp

Join me for an overnighter in the wilderness with nothing but a survival blanket and an open fire to keep me warm. I embraced the spirit of Burns Night by cooking traditional haggis, neeps, and tatties over the campfire flames. After a chilly night under the stars, I fueled up in the morning with an British army ration pack and treated myself to a luxurious hot chocolate made with milk, an 85% dark chocolate bar, and a hint of vanilla essence. It’s a journey of resilience, warmth, and comfort food in the great outdoors! Please Like and subscribe.

[@DubberDabbles]

You're more dedicated than I am. At the very least I like a tent but the more home comforts the better for me.

[@robtherover]

Cool camp mate. Well done for braving it with the emergency blankets. Do love a bit of haggis. ATB mate.

[@aabbushcraft]

Thanks Rob, it was a cold night but the haggis kept me warm 😁

[@Rivers2roots]

Yes Andy another good vid mate… those survival blankets are seriously fragile arnt they… years ago I used one a reflective layer on the ground under my sleep mat.. was a little warmer but the reflective coating come off pretty quickly… talking about haggis cheese n haggis toasty 😁….. you coming on the annual camp in the highlands this year?? I sent you an insta message about it 😎

[@aabbushcraft]

Defo coming to the camp Mate 👍 haggis toasty, Yes. Did you get my message about the silver burch wood I have for you ? Need to meet up soon as the wood is fresh 🫡

[@Rivers2roots]

@ 😮 no I didn’t get the message bud or I would of sorted a camp out ti collect it

[@aabbushcraft]

@Rivers2roots 😁 No problem mate, we could do a camp or arrange to meet up somewhere in Manchester if you don’t have time. If you email me at [e-mail] and send me your contact info, I can give you a call 👍👍

[@Rivers2roots]

@ I will do bud 😎