Kinbreack Bothy - Rain, Mud and Character Building in Scotland's Last Great Wilderness

[@StripeyHatGuy]

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[@TheMadmacs]

frying stuff thats already been cooked.......... brought a tear to my scottish eyes, hehehehe

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@TheMadmacs 😂😂😂

[@nanslife]

Stunning scenery, beautiful places.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Aye i think so as well, Scotland is just so atmospheric, it doesn't matter if it is sunny, raining or snowing it is always stunning ❤

[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

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[@bluebell7250]

Great exploration, great views and fantastic cooking.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much Blue Bell!

[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

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[@serkd37]

Hi Stripey 👋. Sorry, but I had to rewind the part where you fell over, I was only laughing because you laughed, honest lol. Good to see you eating some home food, it looked delicious. And it was an eventful camp, what with your little fury visitors in the night. Thanks for sharing Stripey. Serk

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Hi Serk 👋, absolutely fine, I did this probably 5 times and my wife like 20 times and she’s is still laughing 😂. Yeah was quite eventful for an easy and short hike 🙈. Thanks a lot as always Serk! ATB Stripey

[@totomesch1940]

"it is not as difficult as........ oomph Jeeezo...." Brilliant! Your timing is the best Stripey!! 🙂 I could think of other words other than "character building" to describe those paths...... They make any hike a nightmare, as you said, 2.5hrs for 3km is crazy. Another great video. ATB

[@StripeyHatGuy]

It got me cold there 😂😂😂. Yeah I thought about it for like 30 min. how I can describe it without using bad words and I thought ‘character building’ is a nice word and everyone knows what I mean 😎. Thanks a lot! Stripey

[@VINTERIUM..EXPLORIUM.1]

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[@jamesmilby1775]

Fantastic video. Loved the "cooking with Stripey". Looks delicious. I agree with your thoughts on a fire. Its like a friend sitting with you. 😊

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you so much James, really appreciated. I think that ‘a fire is like a friend sitting next to you’ describes it perfectly 👍

[@janisripple754]

We enjoy your adventures! Here in Michigan USA❤

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much!

[@MarkoRicho]

Looks amazing, Danke 👍

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot!

[@eyemallears2647]

People who improve Bothies are AMAZING PEOPLE

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Yes they are!!!

[@johnakyle5908]

I have quite fancied this one since seeing it in the Bothy Bible , I might wait till spring though .. great video as usual Stripey

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot mate! Yeah I would definitely wait for a little bit drier conditions. Don't want to blame the stalkers, but I think what ever happens up there that the ground needs some time to recover. Cheers Stripey

[@WalkWithWallace]

That was a bit of a mission mate, grim weather and grim underfoot. It's in a fine isolated position though. 🏚

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Cheers Robin, location is great and as you said the feel of remoteness is definitely given - a pity that you couldn’t make it!🥲 Thanks Stripey

[@WalkWithWallace]

@@StripeyHatGuy yeah, we'll get something sorted soon bud. you can see that red roof for miles away too.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

🤞

[@HappyMinds1]

That was a terrific video. Thanks Stripey, for taking us along on that trip.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much, glad you liked it 😊

[@grahamhaines9931]

Great Bothy at Kinbreack! Stayed there in 1990 after walking over from Kinlochhourn. I remember we slept upstairs as we were a party of 12 on a 6 day winter trip (Inverie to Glenfinnan). Hope to go back there soon to climb the Corbett opposite the Bothy. Thanks for sharing.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Oh man Stuart sounds absolutely amazing, would love to see it in winter but I would be afraid to drive that single track street with my old Yaris… Thanks a lot for sharing your memories 👍 ATB Stripey

[@hontes]

My new favourite outdoor food has to be hausgmachte Maultasche, mit Zwieble aabroote! Splendid video as per usual, stripey. Best wishes from Südbaden!

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Hey thanks a lot! Absolute great to see someone from Südbaden here who likes his Maultaschen as much as I do 🙌 thanks a lot for watching and commenting 👍 ATB Stripey

[@jameskyle8092]

Brilliant Stripey,you don’t need any more character. The fact that you went up there in that weather a week after you were not well shows that you’re full of positivity and commitment. Kudos to you for another great wee video.atb James

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot James, really appreciated 😊🙌

[@VinK-gf1un]

Maultaschen fried with egg - just like my brother-in-law does them! Fantastic stuff. PS We tried getting to Kinbreak bothy once with a group from the other side, but couldn't cross the river so ended up camping in a bog. Happy days 😅

[@StripeyHatGuy]

I see you brother-in-law is a man of good taste 😎. I man I can only imagine to camp in that bog…truly happy days 😂😂😂

[@Maisiewuppp]

Maultaschen, my favourite! How about some Schupfnudeln? Great video. Thanks for that.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Ha you won’t believe it but I looked Schupfnudeln up…might do them at some point but I don’t like the canned Sauerkraut so I might need to wait for my parents to visit 🤞. Thanks a lot! ATB Stripey

[@graham_ozzy]

Great video well done 👏 thanks for sharing it with us All the best graham

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Graham! 🙌

[@boardy6331]

Another decent bothy in the hills 😊 brilliant timing when you took a tumble and just laughed it off 😂 these German meals look delicious 😊

[@StripeyHatGuy]

😂 😂😂 you should definitely try Maultaschen 👍 Thanks a lot as always mate! ATB Stripey

[@3imaginaryboys1972]

The stuff of legends as always. You can almost feel the emotions youd have felt out so remote. Awesome as always dude 😊

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you so much! Yeah is pretty remote and it feels even more remote - just perfect 👌

[@JuanGee-x2w]

Excellent Stripey, I am sure you were glad to get to the end of that up and down road to the end of Loch Arkaig and get out on the hill 😊

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Jepp very true 😂

[@garrygreen3210]

Nice one Stripey lad. Love a good bothy visit. Thanks.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Garry! ATB Stripey

[@alistairthow1384]

Tough weather and a tough fella👏🏻 well done in those conditions Stripey. I'll get the plastic sheets to you sometime soon.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much Alistair! 💪👍

[@bonpecheur4565]

Its great you had the boty all to yourself , well almost 🐀🐀🐀😅 . Why am I not surprise that it rained a lot and that you had to walk from puddles to puddles to get to your destination, a scotish tradition I guess. Here in Québec, I just went throught my first snowy camp last weekend , winter as started ... thanks for sharing

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Hahaha yeah I guess Scotland isn't known for the caribbean feeling 😂. Oh man you make me jealous, can't wait for some wintery conditions - finally no more bog stomping 🙃. Cheers Stripey

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Such beautiful nature and a great hike. I really love the landscapes of Scotland ❤

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot mate! Yeah is such a beautiful area, still can't get enough of it - already looking forward to my next time outdoors and that is just 2 days after this trip 😂

[@Fellmandave1]

Food looked amazing Stripey and well earned.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks Dave!

[@Kev_Russ]

Looks an cracking bothy Stripey. Good wee night away. Looked a pain to get too. Long drive there anaw eh. Maultaschen looks 😋🤤

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Kev and yes it it was kind of a rather unattractive path 😂. Cheers Stripey

[@jimtolan7967]

That food looks so good! Awesome location and as always great video!

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much Jim! 😊 ATB Stripey

[@eric_festinger]

I agree: that lookes so yummy 😋 What is the name of that meal?

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@eric_festinger Maultaschen

[@DAoutdoors]

Hi Stripey. Absolutely cracking video mate. What a stunning location, just so remote, and incredibly wild. I can’t believe how many stags you saw at the start, you can see why they need to keep their numbers down. The power of the water in that river was unbelievable. Your meal looked incredibly tasty. There’s something about a nice warm meal when you are out just gives you such a moral boost. Thanks as always for sharing your adventure mate All the best Dave 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks you very much Dave! Aye, quite a lot of stags on a fairly small area and this even after the stalking season…Yeah a proper warm meal is always the highlight 😊 Thanks a lot for watching as always, ATB Stripey

[@dfgndfghdfghdfgh]

Great explanation about the history of your food 🥟

[@PAADVENTURES1]

Nice one Stripey mate!, that looked amazing! Good grub too! 😊😊😊Paul

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Well I guess everyone has a different approach to the weather I guess 😉. Thanks Stripey

[@carmend.1924]

👋🏻Stripey! What a fantastic and adventure filled video; I loved every element in it. It’s like the Scottish landscape threw everything at you, and then some! It all looked grueling and more challenging than usual, yet you managed to keep your great smile and positivity through it all, even after falling and trekking through all that thick mud, yikes! It was like the movie “Scream” inside that bothy; geez 😳Cozy, but scary! I’m not sure I understand the “stalking” situation; what does that mean?? Absolutely awesome video and great filming; it looks like you enjoyed the challenge fully. Glad you seem to have recovered well and are in great form again. Loving the new cooking utensils too. Another awesome video; thank you!🙏🏻 👍🏻☝🏻👋🏻

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Hi Rose 👋, Yeah it was rather a demanding hike. I am not sure with the whole stalking seasons either tbh. My understanding is that it is required to control the amount of deer as they have no more natural predators in the UK + it is a business (hunting). I am not sure if the ploughed field feeling was actually from the stalkers or not, but if I can only imagine how many people/deer were hunted and brought down the hill that it looks like that. Yeah really enjoying the trangia setup, is like a full sized kitchen for the backpack - not necessarily right for every trip but in bothies or shorter trips I really enjoy the comfort of it - my favourite is the kettle, just like the look of it, kind of 'cute'. Thanks a lot as always for watching and commenting Rose! ATB Stripey

[@DaveGoodman1959]

Another very interesting trip thanks for sharing 🏕️

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Dave! ATB Stripey

[@MaliceGLA]

Amazing video as always Stripey! Just want to say that I do like Maultaschen as well 🙌👍

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot! Quite impressive how many people know and like Maultaschen, wasn’t expecting that 🙌👍

[@davidsingleton1371]

I watch and like your videos. Just wish they were 20 or 30m long.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much David!

[@Jennifer.4]

Great video. The Scottish hills are definitely character building but the satisfaction you feel afterwards is so good. Beautiful filming,I particularly enjoyed seeing the deer, I hope they didn’t become victims of the cull!

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much Jennifer! Yeah the feeling after any tour is great, kind of an accomplishment 😊👍

[@KarenRodriguez-bi7ft]

I love your channel and amazing videos. ❤❤❤❤

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much 😊 ATB Stripey

[@GordonjSmith1]

Happy that you got over your cold! Your dinner looked delicious ! Here in Denmark I think my family 'public' would love it. Remarkable the quantity of rain that has been falling, we all need to adjust to it one way or another - it really makes the reading of maps and river/stream courses a new science!

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Gordon! Have a look online for 'Maultaschen', not difficult to make. Yeah it's definitely worth to have a look at the map before heading out in the rain, as well as keeping a close attention to the area around you during the hike - you never know when it comes in handy. Thanks a lot for watching! ATB Stripey

[@shaungillingham4689]

I had ravioli for dinner this evening, but your version looked delicious, you could also deep fry them ,I liked the vegetable stock version & funny enough the Nepalese eat something very similar, it's filled dumplings very warming, a hearty meal. Those mice, I had to laugh but seeing the dreadful Scottish weather you can't blame them for taking up residency at the bothy with kind souls like you lightning fires & possibly spilling crumbs lol! I would be hopeless in the Highlands I'd need at least 2 or 3 days at the bothy to recover, if I win the lottery I'll make the trip by helicopter.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Oh I didn’t know that you can deep fry them - have you eaten the before deep fried in Germany or is this from the crazy neighbours 😂. Yeah I have the feeling most countries have a similar version of something what others have in particular Italy and Spain (Spaetzle, Pasta, Maultauschen, Ravioli, Cannelloni, Pizza, Dinnele, etc.) Very true with the mice, really liked your answer! Thanks a lot Stripey

[@steveworthington930]

Remember going to Kinbreack bothy on my own 30+ years ago. still chains dangling off the ceiling in ground the ground floor. Really creepy vibe to the place, violent thunderstorm in the night added to the atmosphere. No locked gate or 4x4 track back then, bit of an eyesore that.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Can only imagine how that sounded! I mean I was already sitting vertical in my quilt with some strongish winds, so t know what would happen during a thunderstorm 😅. Aye the 4x4 tracks are ruining the landscape completely- not just the path, really wonder if it was due to some 4x4 training course or something as this amount of upside down ground I have never seen before. Thank you so much for sharing your Kinbreack experience, really enjoyed reading it! Cheers Stripey

[@smalltounboy]

Fantastic bothy, stayed there a few years ago after climbing Sgurr Mòr………..I’m still recovering from the epic walk in & out

[@StripeyHatGuy]

I can only imagine how the walk will be with tired legs! I assume your walking experience was the same with the path? 😂😂😂

[@smalltounboy]

@@StripeyHatGuy It was a beautiful day both in and out, the path however was as boggy as in your video

[@hnahler]

Plenty of Maultaschen when I was an undergraduate student in Konstanz. The story about cheating on Lent and calling them Gottesbescheisserle was new to me. Looked like a damp trek that needed some hearty food as reward.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Small world Henrik, it was also my student food (Bürger Maultaschen) 😂. Yeah the trek wasn’t the most pleasant even so the scenery is quite stunning - very nice to see it, will I go back to the Kinbreack bothy? Probably, but for sure in better weather/none bothy weather 😂 As always thanks a lot for watching and commenting! ATB Stripey

[@TheGeezer30]

"It's not as difficult as...Umph@*&%$" Famous last words. Glen Kingie is a vast Glen. desolate and beautiful. The missus and I were in there a couple of years ago in a camper van, and we stopped at Arkaig for a couple of nights. Walked over into Glen Kingie and ascended Sgur Mor. Didn't stay at the Bothy, though, just walked past it on our way.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

😂 must be brilliant to have like a ‘safe & dry’ base camp at Loch Arkaig…maybe one day 😎. Aye the Glen down by the bothy is absolutely stunning, definitely on my list for going back for some proper exploration time. Can I ask you if you experienced the way as horrible as I did? Looked like a farmers field 😅

[@TheGeezer30]

@@StripeyHatGuy Aye. The camper was brilliant. We was on a 12 day tour of the West Coast, drove up from Southern England. We started the route same as you, came up over the Bealach but we kept to the left of the stream, we didn't cross it to the Bothy. The stream, though, flows down to the River Kingie, which we followed, and then found a place to ford the river to access the route up Sgur Mor. When we descended back down Sgur Mor into the Glen we hiked back over the bealach on the other side of Froach Bheinn. It was one of the hardest going Glens I've had to hike into, through and out of; nothing but peat bogs and endless tall grass. With all the streams rilling down the mountains feeding the River it was hard wet going, we also didn't have the hard rain that you was dealt with. We had a rainless day in September. Saying all that though, it was one of the best Glens I've been to, for the sheer desolation of it, it was beautiful. And the view at the summit of Sgur Mor is special. Cheers.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@TheGeezer30 Clever decision on the way down into the Glen! Sounds like an absolute amazing tour and I am already seeing myself in giving it a try - thank you so much for sharing! Also kind of glad to hear that you had the same impression on your way back 😂

[@daveostlemountainman]

Shares in pasta bolognese reduce when you release a video without having it.. 😅.. great video as always lad, keep em coming 🇩🇪

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot! Hope you are not heavily invested in the pasta bolognaise company 😂 Hopefully I can drive the prices up next weekend 😎👍. Thanks a lot! ATB Stripey

[@ootnboots]

Nice one Stripey , a bit of a mission this trip with the rain , mud and the river in spate but a nice bothy . That looked a good meal you cooked up mate . I intend to do more bothies with the dogs . But nice one mate … cheers Stevie

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thank you very much Stevie! Mission is a good description. Maultaschen is not just a good meal mate, it is amazing 😂. Is a good idea with the dogs, guess otherwise you need additionally a donkey to carry all the stuff, I mean you would need a fairly big tent I assume. Cheers Stripey

[@vs123]

It's a very beautiful place

[@charlesrobert9527]

Ground conditions certainly made that a lot more difficult. Brilliant bothy. I appreciate you can’t choose who you are going to share it with however maybe not the expected house resident. The river looked tricky and well left alone. I bet that walk back took a while given the ground was probably even worse. Anyway great video and thanks for sharing.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Charles! It is all part of the bothy experience in my eyes and nothing compared to our weekly life which we all have. The walk back was actually much better than I thought it would be and I would recommend it to everyone to approach the bothy to swap to the ‘right’ side even for the approach. Thanks a lot for watching as always! Cheers Stripey

[@charlesrobert9527]

Just goes to show sometimes Mother Nature forces our hand and instead of a worse experience it enhances it. Yes I do agree it’s really important to have a different more straightforward living experience in this crazy materialistic world we live in today.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@charlesrobert9527 very true!

[@merkyw4187]

It's easy. Opps Jesus lol ..fantastic Stripey :). So you're from Baden area :) I lived in titisee neustadt for a while...beautiful baden wurtemberg ) alles gut :) bon videoe:) Merky ☘️

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Merky! Aye I from Baden-Wuerttemberg and I do now Titisee Neustadt, nice city a friend of mine is from there ;-) Thanks a lot for watching! ATB Stripey

[@murchiesmountains2820]

Superb video Stripey 😍👍..Some journey to get to the bothy through all those bogs and river crossing..Lookrd a great Bothy and the food look excellent 😍👌🏻

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Thanks a lot Robert! Yeah was not the nicest walk, scenery was good so - has it’s own charm in less than ideal conditions 😎. Cheers Stripey

[@shabingly]

Ha! My wife's postdoc research site was in Bodensee, I spent a fair amount of time up to my chest in water in Lake Konstanz trying to get sample cores because I was the only one tall enough to keep my head out of the water while doing it, without waders. Possibly the coldest my lower half has ever been. I also upset someone by saying the currywurst from the Uni refectory was ok but the sauce wasn't really curry, just tasted of paprika. 😂

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Oh wow such a small world! My parents lived for a while in Konstanz and my friend (know him from the Kindergarden) went in Konstanz to University so I visited him on a regular base 😄. Never tried the uni food in Konstanz but what do you expect 😂😂😂. Thanks a lot for sharing mate! ATB Stripey

[@abc-songkids]

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[@StripeyHatGuy]

Sorry can’t read it.

[@ErnieCG]

Good video

[@iainmc9859]

Character Building, yeap, that's what I used to tell myself as well. I built so much character that nobody liked going walking with me 😨

[@StripeyHatGuy]

😂😂😂 Love it! Thanks sooo much for that comment, LEGEND 🙌

[@natalieminnis]

Beautiful scenery despite the murky weather. I'm not afraid of mice, but that jet engine-like "wind" sound would freak me out a bit!

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Yeah is definitely a stunning scenery and tbh even in not ideal conditions it has its own beauty to it. Not sure which mouse it was but one nibbled my light for filming, not afraid but I don’t like to share with them either 😎. When I heard the jet/wind I was sitting like vertical in my quilt, took me some time to realise that the roof is still on 😂 Thanks a lot as always! ATB Stripey

[@Craigsoutdooradventures]

That food looked good, what was the traditional name? I’m over in Germany in January for work so will look out for it. Great video again bud 👊

[@StripeyHatGuy]

It is called Maultaschen. Thanks a lot 🙌 ATB Stripey

[@andrewgilmour1562]

Hi - what lighter do you use for your stove? Thanks

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@andrewgilmour1562 I use the Soto pocket torch extended. Said this I can’t really recommend it as it is just after 1.5 years not reliably working anymore….

[@grantkokich6906]

A couple of incidents not seen before on your hikes. Have'nt seen you fall before. You are usually so sure footed. Waking up to a mouse looking at you as you look at the mouse is quite a novel experience. Quite comical.

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Hahaha yeah I know and it usually doesn't happen but this time i was just not paying attention I guess 😎. I thought as well that it was quite funny, would love to know what the mouse was thinking 😂 Thanks a lot Stripey

[@sigsegv111]

awesome video as always .. I'd love to hear your opinion on one another thing ... I am used on to wear B/C boots (actually trusted `Made in Germany' Hanwag Alaska - and I have third pair and I am using them 12+ years, thousands kilometers with them) .. I know they are bit heavy and ofc I wear them in only "harsher" terrain and conditions, normally I wear trailrunners (merrel long sky 2 actually), using shoes in these conditions looks to me almost dangerous and irresponsible .. do you ever use a hiking boots (B/C category) ? thanks in advance for an answer .. ps. I love where this chan goes :) ... I was always mad to outdoor culinary and was feeling weird and inappropriate ... people were giggling that I was willing to carry additional weight to just live and eat good ... now I see it's not only me :) ... so cool

[@StripeyHatGuy]

man just replied to the old post 😂. I had the Hanwag Tibet for quite some time until I lost a sole (still have them in the cellar) and I got some Scarpa Rebel GTX (not produced any longer, now they are called Ribelle HD). Not sure if in these conditions trail runners or lighter shoes are more dangerous tbh. I just wore my boots as I wanted to keep my shoes dry, heavy backpack with the fire fuel + I have a traction of a tractor in mud (ok it wasn’t enough I guess 😂).

[@sigsegv111]

@@StripeyHatGuy fair enough .... I am asking because I am used on hill walking/mountaineering in Tauern alps mostly (or for my photography Norway, Sweden, Scotland, etc) and from my beginnings I am just wearing boots .. approx 15-30km hikes with climbing 1.5-2k alt. meters in one day .. I agree that they are bit heavy and if there is no wet in the path they are perhaps bit overkill, but for these super-boggy conditions in Scotland I cannot imagine to go with just (low) shoes ... I was in Scotland last year with company, I was the only one with boots and I dare to say that I was also the only one who was dry (mostly) and comfortable by one grade at least compared to others .. Cunningly I had also my altra superiors with me (+550g in backpack) but I was using them mostly as a camp shoes in the end ... but again, I felt weird in inappropriate with my B/C Alaskas on feet but they worked like charm ... I just wonder why - because I consider the trailrunners-everywhere as a bit hype in last years (however your La Sportiva shoes are somewhere in the middle)

[@StripeyHatGuy]

@@sigsegv111 yeah is difficult in Scotland. I mean I switch every so often between my La Sportiva or my Altra Mont Blanc. I make it most of the time depending on how many river crossings I need to do as I am a kind of lazy in taking the shoes off - said this most of the time I do just overnighters and no multi day trips. I would just stick with the shoes which work for you best - I mean it sounds ideal when you have the stamina and space in your rucksack to carry just another pair for the case 💪👍

[@myrabenson1603]

Wouldn't like the company you shared the bothy with 😅

[@StripeyHatGuy]

Fair enough, I think we had a silent agreement- they don’t nibble me and I don’t nibble them 😂 Thanks Stripey

[@charmainemcdonald9679]

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[@bonpecheur4565]

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[@StripeyHatGuy]

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