Wearable Poncho Shelter - A Mistake in Heavy Rain?

[@xaraxania]

Andy's next camping adventure, " lets sleep under a postage stamp and see how it holds up in a heavy rainstorm! " haha

[@jellybean1879]

😂😂😂

[@LizMaslin-k3c]

Well, I was right, unfortunately, sorry you had to pack out to the car but at least the car was watertight! You're definitely a trooper!!! All hail, King of the Intrepid Campers!!!

[@Evasapprentice]

I’m sure the car gets plenty of use 😉

[@MrGregAndrew2023]

I imagine Andy has a plan in place to save up for 20,000 stamps and make a tent. Just because he can. He will try anything. Love the bloke

[@gracekennelly8534]

Hahahahaha😂!

[@jimlydle4170]

Wind, rain or snow , Andy always smiles 😃

[@hemnebob]

He is special isn’t he?

[@Evasapprentice]

And processes things…

[@hokudadog7637]

I appreciate the poncho testing - the gumption to try this shelter in real rain is admirable! 👍🏽

[@darrelljohnston8676]

And the best camp cook ever.

[@sammyadds6280]

Quasimodo goes camping 🏕️. Looks a good material.

[@dennisbellinger333]

We made poncho hooches in Vietnam. We made them flat instead of like your lean-to. Supported them on all four corners and tied off the head space and made that the center or ridge and tied that off overhead also. Most of the time it was okay. But when it rained hard we got wet like you did. So all us old vets can relate to your experience and discomfort Andy. Good video all the same! Thanks. 👍

[@thecatatemyhomework]

Thanks for your service 🇺🇸

[@sandibran3420]

Yeah that would have been better yes👍 and also to have it LOW, but yes I'm still thinking with that SIZE "tarp" coverage is not good ENUFF.. He's a trooper though yes and I love his cooking "chef" abilities.. yes lol..

[@sandibran3420]

Oh yes thank you for your service.. I don't see my other reply, but I came back to say thank you.. God bless you and loved ones..

[@Woodlanders74camps]

Great Video Andy, I'm starting my own channel inspired by individuals as you're self, Whipple's Outdoors I'll have my first video out in a couple of weeks, starting of with some new gear, inflatable tent, and will test it out for my first video. Thanks for all you do, I've been watching your videos for a long time, don't stop, do more of the outdoor camp cooks, great stuff, keep it up my friend. From Michigan, USA

[@jono3952]

I assume he would have been better off if he'd at least mounted the thing lower. Corporal's Corner has done something similar in the past and he always had it up against something solid, and way down low.

[@MrGregAndrew2023]

Andy’s next trick is to camp under a washing line with nothing but the line for shelter 😂 man I love how much he puts into these videos for us :)

[@gailknowles3804]

Well, finally a video showing what camping is REALLY like! Now, this is what I am used to, whether I'm camping or not. Welcome to Murphy's Constitutional Law. Yes...Home, hose down the muddy stuff...take a hot shower...have food delivered...wrap up in your favorite blanket and put on your favorite movie. Also, rest in the knowledge that your fans here on KZbin appreciate you for putting up with rain, mud and lack of sleep, so we don't have to. Love you, Andy!!!

[@PatriciaBurns-ym4wo]

Agree 💯🤗

[@debylibby3526]

Love the natural sounds of raindrops, birds, the fire crackling…so relaxing!

[@wickenwindmill4002]

"Its what its all about, trying new things". Camping under a postage stamp in the peeing rain, you are a superstar mate. After 11 nights away from home working, this is just the sort of tonic I need. Thanks!

[@762Super]

The world needs more Andy's in it.

[@emmaharding7572]

💯 agree he's brilliant. I love his videos. 😂

[@CPL-team]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@PatriciaBurns-ym4wo]

🤗🥰

[@CPL-team]

@@PatriciaBurns-ym4wo

[@kimstevens3779]

Oh Andy, I did feel sorry for you watching this! How grim was that. Well done for trying it. Ive noticed you nearly always cook from scratch. Most of your recipes make my mouth water. But every episode i enjoy the peace of woodland and the birdsong. I noticed a pheasant constantly serenaded you. Usually so relaxing to watch you relax, but this time I just wanted to give you a hug!

[@scottrok13]

In basic training back in the day, although we were using two shelter halves together ,we placed a little dirt around the side edges of the tents, not the opening, then entrenched mini moats around each tent for water to runoff, where we would create a single trench connecting channel to the next tent’s moat, creating a series of “figure 8” Moats running down the slope of the hill, hopefully no water getting in the tents🎉

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Alas, today's eco-community frowns on entrenching. But Andy has a dedicated woodland so other later visitors would not be disadvantaged.

[@whitediggity]

I used the shelter halves too lol they were…not great.

[@braveheart196]

Good shout that

[@DoubleWhammy]

​@@jamesellsworth9673 They're far too worried about minor things. A small trench won't end the world or destroy the migratory patterns of the European flying sloth beetle. Respecting the environment is critical, but being a weirdo about it is just goofy.

[@AlanTiffany-t8e]

You're supposed to dig a runoff moat trench mate! And that poncho ALL the way to the ground.... with a sand/log berm inside

[@bettyboop1524]

You always have a smile no matter what Mother Nature throws at you. Way to go Andy.

[@traveltectours6561]

Thanks for entertaining us while being so miserable in the woods Andy. You are the man. Much love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 ❤🎉😊

[@jmfarouche6688]

I think you should do a video of taking all the gear home and how you clean, dry and repackage everything- and what do you do with all the gear you try out then have to store or dispose of? Cheers 😂

[@To-Lo77]

I wonder what his garage OR soon to be warehouse 😂 will look like if Andy continues to add to his arsenal of camping goods. Based on what we see, he can open a 2nd hand store to recoup some $ he’s spent over the years on equipment. He can also hold “outdoor classes” for people getting into this style of outdoor fun/life OR, possibly have short day trips for adults, parents/kids, etc., to introduce them to it and show them what they would need, hands on. They can use the equipment for the trip that day & have a hands on learning experience. I know speaking from experience, I do better & appreciate things more when I can personally interact with things myself. If you provide a tent & stove, sleeping items - basic amenities to get thru the night, there’s a better understanding & more knowledge for someone to totally understand what’s needed to get started. Sorry to be long winded with this - just putting something out there that may be beneficial to some families, kids, parents or just people in general, like myself that need something more in their life to keep pushing through & forward. No matter the age we are, we ALL have a life ahead of us until our time is up! Until that time comes, we shouldn’t stop if we don’t have to & CAN continue to keep going. Sooooo many people give up towards the end of their life or after a bad encounter with life - medically, physically ,emotionally or even spiritually. I do understand & have been there and truthfully, still there somewhat. But at the end of each day, we need to STOP, just appreciate how lucky we really are to be alive, living this life rather than others in other parts of the world. Take care everyone. God bless. 👊

[@davidturner3014]

Contractor bags hanging in a tree somewhere, two bags thick? Makes a adequate cache'. (No mice chewin' holes in your stuff.)

[@vgamedude12]

I'm curious as to how you wash hands and keep clean when handling things like raw meat.

[@Desmond.TuTu.]

The subs and views he has, he’ll just get the Butler to do it 😃

[@stephenperry1304]

He won't do that as its all edited anyway

[@barrymcnea5261]

Got to say never ever been into camping but this guy's got me hooked. Absolutely amazing. Love every video he does. Should have his own series on TV either terrestrial or netflix etc pure class 🎉

[@animatewithdermot]

100%. Can you imagine a traditional TV studio exec being pitched this show 20 years ago? They'd have laughed!

[@sheona7693]

Noooo! Please stay completely independent and not have to answer to someone else's scheduling ideas.

[@kcschulte653]

As much as I enjoy your videos, I have to say the enjoyment is at your expense. You are far braver than I! 😀 Living in Portland Oregon (US), we, like you, get our fair share of rain every year. And, I'd have to say, you'd never catch me out there without proper gear. But that's why we love you and your videos! Great entertainment to say the least, keep'em coming!

[@rm8679]

What we have here is a demonstration of why we build homes. I sit is dry warmth and watch you survive. Thanks ole man. Love your videos.

[@adrianbew9641]

When on manoeuvres in the 1970s part of our kit was a cape that acted as a rain coat and shelter at night , not the most comfortable of nights no sleeping bags, just a blanket and your clothes. We cooked rations on a foldable stove heated by fire lighters bit slow but hot food was better than cold or nothing. Hope our servicemen fair better in today's world .

[@magicknight8412]

I love bluebells in woodland like this, so beautiful and be great to wake up to assuming you are dry !

[@dracuialb]

Hello Andy, I have spotted you last week on Tumbridge Wells, you were riding an electric scooter towards the market area, I was in a white van and you give us the way. It was in the morning. Anyway I do love what you are dooing, you got my respect! I was dooing it while I was in the Army, now I can't anymore due to my life circumstances. Keep up the work and show this people the real outdoor life! Cheers and have fun!

[@bettyvarone4420]

You are such a a great guy to watch, this very old Girl Scout Leader and camper says that tarp will not be enough in a heavy rain, old shower curtains to the rescue in my day. The best times of my life was camping with friends when we were young. It always rained whenever I visited the UK, I did experience snow, rain and warm sun in one day there.

[@jeffreybarton1297]

Great idea with the shower curtains. I could buy five or six shower curtains for a pound each and make a veritable mansion 😄

[@maxineredfern3380]

Nothing ever phases you Andy, the things u do for us subscribers lol. Thanks Maxx

[@courtneyrussell9650]

I don’t know if you have kids but you give me such caring feel-safe dad vibes🥹

[@buzzlardarse]

It looked like the Peter Sellers Hunchback disguise in The Pink Panther movies when you were walking in with it on.

[@Evasapprentice]

I knew it reminded me of something 😂😂😂

[@Andrewoutdooradventures1550]

Great poncho shelter camp setup wind or rain Andy is always in great spirits and cheerful

[@brianevans6423]

Brother im literally camping on my 50 acres ... in the woods.. watching you go camping. THAT'S how ya know ya love a channel and its host.

[@dean825]

Probably one of the most honest gentlemen on this channel. Nice one Andy, your commentary is accurate but with good humour. Get warm 🥴

[@timhall958]

I look forward to your weekly videos

[@traveltectours6561]

Stressful Living here in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 But Andy made my day so joyful and perfect. You are the man and Robin Hood in the woods 🪵 🎉❤😊

[@ahutton49]

That kind of rain storm is miserable and I try my best to get the hell out of. My feet get wet and cold I’m done for. You are a real trooper Andy. Better luck next time!

[@richardbodor3318]

I have spent 3 nights in a poncho pup tent (two ponchoes snapped together) but had to share with another soldier. It rained the last night and was miserable. The first two nights were fantastic either your feet or your head open to the stars! But night 3 was a soaking mess. Watching you suffer really took me back :D Thanks for the great videos 👍

[@davidf4897]

I have a Helikon Tex version of this poncho. Primarily its for keeping off the rain and works really well. In an emergency as a shelter, it should be ok but you're lucky if its rainproof in heavy rain. Rare to pitch it as you did in the military. Bottom line, in the field you made your poncho work for you depending on field conditions, but to expect you would be warm and dry after walking all day in the rain wearing the same poncho and try and pitch it in the field while the rain still comes down . That's another story. Then pack up and do it all again the next morning. Light a fire! Bless the boy.

[@lawrencefieselman3803]

Andy you scored another winner. I always enjoy your videos whether it's a solo or with Simon. I've got to say, I couldn't enjoy it as much as you do in the rain with only a poncho as covering. You're a brave man, Andy!!

[@philiptraies2410]

You can’t win every time Andy, thanks for sharing.

[@BearPawMtnMan]

Ex US Cavalry Scout. We used the poncho for a shelter with a body bag for a bivvie. We would set them up in a diamond setup. Two sides on the ground with the corner being the far end. Diagonal gives you more coverage. Point the ground end into the wind.

[@bigcally5567]

Always fighting the elements but giving us great content!

[@johnbuterbaughsr.933]

Great try . Rain just stinks unless properly prepared !

[@JeffWeymier]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I find it very relaxing and the cooking looks absolutely amazing. I used to go camping a lot when I was younger with my father and brothers. I injured my leg badly a couple years ago and wouldn't be able to camp like you do so I'm camping vicariously through your videos. Thanks for all the hard work.

[@wilfredodiaz3445]

Love that you can find food items that are common in the USA....when I visited London I could not find food I was used to eating

[@sage6336]

Thats the whole idea of travel ?

[@margaretvarney6460]

Andrew, if there was ever an apocalypse I’m coming down from Scotland to find you..I know we would be safe 😊..in all seriousness you are a very talented outdoor guy and your meals look delish 😊xx

[@dawnpatriot6248]

I love it! You are a very positive guy, and even when things come up, you handle it with ease.

[@gaybarnsley]

I love watching your videos I'm not into camping but I find your videos very calming

[@roberthargrave2212]

Well done Andy for standing it as long as you did, you try different outdoor things so we don't have to. Always entertaining thank you

[@jmfarouche6688]

I love you man- i never met a man who could keep his cool and humor in adverse conditions like you, cheers mate. I would enjoy camping with you sometime and swapping cooking recipes, but don’t expect me to try the Experimental tent, I don’t want to sleep in the rain! I’ll even bring the beer!😂

[@Evasapprentice]

He kept his cool and humour, when he capsized into a Norwegian fjord too…

[@irenecontreras3247]

Make a wood roof over the fire. When you have time and weatherpermiting place a Log wind block to the back of the shelter. Love your videos. Thank you for your time I creating these lovely videos.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

'Soddenly' I am reminded of basic bushcraft and the raised bed. You demonstrated everything short of that and there still was water everywhere over that ground.

[@petychka2]

Beautiful cinematography. The framing, balance and use of light are masterful.

[@animatewithdermot]

Don't know how he does it. Great combination of skills: camping, cooking AND camerawork. Editing / Audio is damned sharp too.

[@Koosh-ro4gq]

i am looking forward to seeing more of the adventurous side of this channel, rain camping is great and it should be intermittent like the forecast itself. love it and stay thirsty!

[@user-ty9lb2uq7d]

I don't blame you for going to the car!! Loved the video! From Ohio in the united states!

[@Teddy12399]

What I really like about your videos is that you don’t appear to hide the things that you don’t get right. “I’ve done it the wrong way round!” Or when you cut the pole in one of your other vids and then realised it was a mistake. It’s genuine and enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work.

[@reetpateet8656]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos Andy - it fixes my mind after a busy day! Like others comment, I’m no camper but love your videos!😊

[@hansesselink9386]

Nice to see a not so comfy night for a change. Keep up the good work Andy

[@ceanncora2]

Andy is the best camping cook out there!

[@sandibran3420]

I agree with that for sure yes and have often wondered if he is a chef.. he definitely cooks like a great one..

[@PISQUEFrancis]

I went camping about a week ago ... first time since the 1970's(college) ... in a lean-to similar to yours, no rain, and about 60 degrees ... PERFECT! Perfect, until I had to get up ... found it not easy at 74 with a twice fractured back and two hips that need replaced. I was a surveyor for over 40 years, and hauling 25-30 pounds over might right shoulder gave me many memories of pain. Then I tried a 6 person tend ... large, with no room to stand up and doors that forced me to crawl out ... I want a tent I can "walk", into, and a bed I can fall out of .... Otherwise the camping was fun ... and I was inspired by your videos ... thanks ...

[@alfafan164]

It might be tipping it down but youre still smiling ....what a nice view of the bluebell wood 😊

[@janeconnors1807]

No matter how awful things are you're always a cheerful chap. Really enjoy your calm nature

[@barthansard7058]

Andy, brother please trust me. Nothing you do is ever boring. You could figure out a way to camp in a phone box and that would fascinate... Of course, if it was the T.A.R.D.I.S., you would definitely have more room on the inside!😂 As always, great content, great presentation, and great vibes! Cheers, good sir.

[@fridaohman5974]

These are always SO lovely to watch, no matter the weather. Makes me wanna get out there more myself now that spring is finally coming to Sweden 🌻

[@DeepintheBunker]

Thanks for being a guinea pig letting us know that a poncho shelter is not good in the rain, before I tried it myself and got wet. Great video Andy!

[@KateVeeoh]

This brings back memories 😅 I remember someone not putting up an outer tent but just their poncho because it's the cool thing to do, and then the rain hits...helloooo, impromptu muddy pond instead of relatively dry sleeping spot 🤭

[@EdiGjon-yz3ek]

Can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve!

[@braveheart196]

Bugs

[@lessharratt8719]

I love the honesty. Unlike so many channels.

[@lordsofafan372]

Great timing. I just sat down after a long day and seen this video. Perfect time to relax for five minutes.

[@nixm9093]

You know its never 5 minutes with this channel... 2 hours and 4 videos later... 😂

[@jansteini9612]

@@nixm9093 🤣🤣sooooo true

[@lordsofafan372]

@@nixm9093 you have a point 😅

[@lmaoroflcopter]

What a natural progression of techniques and its great to see. Did a lean-to Lowered the front Built a fire Built a windbreak/reflector Raised the rear Okay not a perfect shelter and less than ideal conditions but it really shows how if you keep your head about you, you can improve your comfort and safety. Can you imagine if you did none of those things? I really liked this video as it showed someone naturally looking at their camp over time and applying small changes to improve their situation. Rather than say someone just building the perfect camp or working to a strict plan.

[@jamescant6625]

Think about taking a heavy duty golf type umbrella 🌂 , straight handle , can be used as a walking pole, a tarp support , a wind break and of course to keep the rain off . A quintessential English camping aid 😏 .

[@rgober60]

Awww, bless you Andy, always willing to give things a try for all of us. I'm glade you had the car close by at least. Thank you for the video, hope your feeling better young man. Take Care and keep smiling 😊😊

[@robertasellers7290]

With the pack under the poncho the bells the bells came to mind😂

[@semajnosnibor17]

28:00 This is just such a lovely shot. The forest, the lantern, the fire, the sound of the rain. Hard to put into words but it is very comforting.

[@marksadventures3889]

I've done this but much lower to the ground, just able to get under there, low profile. I put a run off trench around the edge, it doesn't harm nature and keep the rain out of your camp and if your on stag for 18 hours or so you need to keep warm and dry. You'll be fine.

[@libbyjones552]

It doesn't make any difference, if, your camping is a success or failure..I love watching your videos..Such a beautiful country side and forest..Thanks!🌹

[@davidsayer3325]

I used a poncho in the British Army back in the 80s , can't remember having that many drama's 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesmark-ds6lk]

same in the 90s ,but we had them much lower to the ground , i do not remember sitting upright under them so i could film myself.😜

[@davidmoore5925]

With soaking wet 58 pattern webbing as a bonus😁.

[@PlayaSinNombre]

We’re you trained to twist your gooseneck before tying it off?

[@coltimm]

Same here, pegged all 4 corners with 1 telescopic pole in the middle of one side, crawled in the bag, good night's sleep, mostly, if you buddied then you were in heaven, one poncho as ground sheet, yay.

[@benjefferies7123]

I was going to say something about the tarp/poncho set-up.

[@andynightingale7335]

You cant beat watching this snuggled up in a warm bed after a nice warm shower! Makes you appreciate it more

[@troysimeona8748]

I enjoy what you’re doing. Been watching you for a while. I’m in Hawaii. Thank you for sharing.

[@debylibby3526]

Ditto, but from Tennessee

[@susannahleggatt939]

Oooh lovely Blue Bells you do pick the best spots.

[@OneOfThePauls]

I've been using exactly that Mil Tec poncho for about two years both just "as a poncho" and also as a tarp to sleep under. There is a quilted liner that goes with it that is well worth having if you're going to use it in colder weather

[@maryscarberry8600]

Wow! You lasted longer out there than I could have! Hot shower, and some sleep will help! Thanks for another great video Andy!

[@summertime3773]

Another amazing video Andy cant wait to see what is next

[@peepla7]

Never heard of this concept but human ingenuity is amazing!

[@alfieweston945]

would be cool to see some shots of what goes on at night during these rain showers. Good work dude! love it

[@Evasapprentice]

Yeah and a time-lapse film of you sleeping the whole night 🤔

[@peterhulleman5407]

Memory lane. Have one time with a too small poncho made my camp and encountered the same pouring rain like you, it was a complete disaster. Went home totaly sooked . So nothing to be ashamed about. Love your videos; well made , good editing pleasent to watch !!

[@manitobuckles]

Can't wait to watch....c'mon Saturday!! Many cheers from the Prairies of Canada! 🍻🇨🇦⛺️

[@helblindibrock]

I've got a poncho recently the same as yours, and took it out last weekend. It was windy, luckily no rain, and I also had a bivvy bag and sleeping bag. I think the key with ponchos is a) low profile=more protection and b) to keep it as an emergency shelter, rather than your first choice. But really pleased it's not only me that tries these mental things out for fun. Great video!

[@wasage]

Hope the vid goes viral to make up for your discomfort. Carry on!

[@swsarah]

You're allowed to bug out, Andy! I read a comment about service members doing this in Vietnam, and that's exactly where my mind went even before clicking on the video. Thank you for the content, mother nature has always been my happy place!

[@legneil]

Yeah scrolling trying to find something to watch and here pops up Andy awesome.

[@tonyanddeb1012]

Andy Awesome 😂 that name might stick 😊

[@TheLordLeviticus]

You are a trooper Andy. I felt your discomfort. Im sorry but I couldn't help but chuckle a bit that you were even attempting this...good on ya.

[@steady3459]

That big inflatable hot tent sounds good to me ! 🎉😂❤✌️

[@LizMaslin-k3c]

I'm only 1/3 of the way thru this video and I'm already shivering because of how cold this looks!

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Andy . 🐺Loupis Canis .

[@AquarianQueen67]

Andy, no matter how bad the weather gets, you still make it and enjoyable and funny episode!

[@greghanks170]

Great review really enjoyed Thanks for all your hard work regards

[@alanponter4917]

The things you get up to for our entertainment is really remarkable Andy. I for one do appreciate your efforts. Thanks.

[@simonekeijzer7468]

Great meal again, took notes.

[@jillhogan2611]

I've never seen you give up but there is always a 1st time props to you, your meals are always better than l eat at home. Love you❤

[@joannehonesty7072]

I still enjoy watching you and always be safe

[@gerardferry3958]

good thing about where you live is the rain is lovely and warm

[@nixm9093]

Always so amazing with your good humour! I'd be sat on a pile of wood, wearing the poncho and sobbing like a wet rat 😂

[@gwarski]

😂 😂 😂

[@barryrichardson7051]

😂😂

[@MegaSusanc]

Awesome as always, Andy. Don't apologize for not staying under that small poncho tarp thingy. We understand completely, and if you don't stay, it just means you're smart and have common sense to get out of the rain and mud. You didn't just up and leave. You actually did stay. You were just smart enough to get in your vehicle. Yup, I would have done the same thing. But let me just say that even in a down pour, you cooked perfectly, that dinner looked scrumptious, 😋 yummy. 😋 Thank you for sharing your awesome adventures and cooking all that awesome food. You are truly awesome, and your videos are superb. KEEP ADVENTURING GOD BLESS YOU.

[@marklanders630]

A poncho is good for an emergency situation if you can find a dry spot to sit while waiting for rescue or the weather to clear.

[@terrydavis5223]

Bone comment?

[@craigwalker4166]

also if you don't set it up in a pit (which will fill with mud) it looked like you could have set it up a few feet away from where the fire was on a small rise instead of a depression used the terrain better instead of out in the open you would have solved all of those problems. you had plenty of cordage and a forest full of sticks and logs, you could have been way more comfortable, looks like user error.

[@To-Lo77]

Andy, I just found your channel about 3 days ago. I’ve been “binging” to say the least! You have a great channel with great content. Subscribed after the 1st video watched, not even 10 min into it. Your style and calmness was very intriguing. I was hooked within the 1st five minutes. Thank you for your work & efforts. I’ve been dealing with some mental instability challenges lately & you seem to help with dealing with some, along with some other content creators with similar content. I appreciate your dedication & thrive you have for what you do for these videos. I know it’s a LOT of hard work you must put in for each video with no “easy” way if you’re a 1-man show. Continue on and congrats on a great channel that seems to have a positive & upward swing! 1M subs is right around the corner my friend. I hope to see it soon for someone who definitely deserves it. Thank you for helping me & setting my thoughts & mind in a better, much more happier place while watching & keeping video/content in mind throughout the day to keep me positive 🤜 🤛 ! Cheers 🍻 to many more from a new sub! Tony - USA 🇺🇸

[@intheblinkofmyeye7252]

massive hat at 27:59!

[@zyllinui]

Beautiful woodland this time of year, crazy to camp in such conditions with so little. Cool vid.