Hidden WW2 Aircraft Crash Site Camp / Cairngorm Wild Camp

In this video I venture deep in to the Cairngorm Mountains to find a crashed WW2 Vickers Wellington and wild camp at the site.
The site I visit in the video is covered by 'Protection of Military Remains Act 1986' and it is a criminal offence to disturb or remove anything from the site.
#scottishhistory #ww2 #militaryhistory

[@grahamswildcamping]

Great video with some interesting history. Respect to those men who fought and perished in lonely places.

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Thanks for your comment - I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@STTC]

Fabulous camp brother and great clip of history once again

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Thanks Steve - it was an amazing place to camp.

[@davenewman4596]

Another excellent video, a great bit of history, very respectfully done, cheers

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Glad you enjoyed it Dave - it was a special place to camp.

[@questionableendeavours]

In my back yard almost! As soon as you said glen lethnot I wondered if it was now open 😂 I plan to go up there to camp and go up the hill of Beran (son is called Beren), now I have an additional goal to the trip.

[@theinvisiblecamper]

It is a great place well worth a visit - thanks for the comment👍

[@hangtough503]

Excellent video brother. Fascinating history. So many perished in the global fight for freedom. Content like this keeps their stories alive. HT🇺🇸🤙😎

[@theinvisiblecamper]

As someone who served in the RAF I felt it was important to tell their story as accurately as possible - I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for commenting and also sharing the video.

[@Hojangle]

Super interesting! I did a video about a WWII B-25 crash site near me. Glad you had a good camp there too.

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed the video.

[@catrionawilliams8195]

Kudos for carrying on camping If I'd been told the road was closed I'd have headed for the nearest caff I didn't even know these crash sites existed

[@theinvisiblecamper]

ROAD CLOSED SIGN - what road closed sign?😂

[@earlebacciochi9796]

Thanks Chris, another sad historic piece of the WW2 jigsaw well told ❤ beautiful camp👍

[@theinvisiblecamper]

It is a great place with a sad story - I'm still amazed that the tail gunner survived! Thanks for your comment.

[@paulnelson9901]

Great video as always and very informative. Thank you.

[@theinvisiblecamper]

I am glad you enjoyed the Video Paul - thanks for leaving a comment.

[@OutandAboutwithDave]

Brilliant video, with stunning scenery and the plane wreck was nice to see but very sad.

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Thanks, Im glad you enjoyed it. It is an amazing place with a sad story.

[@BarlowsOnTour]

Great video mate enjoyed that. I'm doing a camp in the Cairngorms in a couple of weeks, how were the midgies for you 😂

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Thanks - glad you enjoyed the video. Midges are not really an issue on the hills as they don't like the breeze, but in the glens they appear by the water and boggy areas in my experience .

[@barrysawyer3871]

good video .always enjoy the history bit cheers

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Glad you enjoyed it - thanks for leaving a comment.

[@Tominthetent]

Great bit of history Chris is this your SCA June challenge ? 👌

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Like with the tower challenge I released the video just before the challenge was announced😂 - I have a few more spots that would work for the June challenge.

[@lifesahobby]

Zero condensation ❤

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Its the first time I have had a zero condensation night in that tent - looks like its a door open tent! Thanks for your comment.

[@lifesahobby]

@@theinvisiblecamper I keep the door open the past three years . Never looked back .

[@theinvisiblecamper]

Seems so obvious now!

[@lifesahobby]

@@theinvisiblecamper Welli think I always felt safer with the door closed , but I'd also feel colder with the dampness After id experimented with three emergency blankets and no sleeping bag I learned about how much water a human breathes out and the door got opened.