Backpacking gear | What goes in my Osprey Levity 45 backpack for a 3 day camping trip ?

[@PaulMessner]

How I pack for an overnight wild camp kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bYiqGFaqyGf6M Or which tent I would have if I could only keep one kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ7FmZ6EhLZsj5Y

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Hi Paul, I know you're obsessed with low weight and that's an admirable pursuit, but, if you're swapping out a multi functional SAK for a single function Opinel, you're taking it a bit far. What if you need tweezers or a toothpick ? A screwdriver for your tripod ? Even a can opener ? It's a false economy....

[@billoddy1645]

He edits his videos perfect, no bullshit, no stupid music, straight business

[@anonyymikana206]

And most importantly, he uses metric system.

[@cherryrotella3714]

Bill Oddy Yorkshire folk are this way ☺️ I'm one

[@jasonmaddison6148]

hes straight to point .good vid fella

[@Mike-iq6vf]

And all the camera angles!

[@tmcada01]

@@anonyymikana206 YES

[@damiendaviswatchmanofephra2660]

U have a gift of lifting people out of down, always feel better after watching thank u Paul.

[@WestieWestie]

I totally agree! I'm in a 'down' spell at the moment and have been binge watching Paul's vids. They really lift me. Give hope again. Hope you're feeling a bit better, Damien.

[@tararuaman]

Hello Paul from NZ. I like your choice of pack, I have the same I am in the mountains over 40 times a year from one day tramps to 5 day tramps (we call it tramping not hiking). The pack is very light and easy on the back. I carry up to and over 15kg depending on how many days I'm in the mountains. I think that your videos are one of the best no nonsense on KZbin . I have had over 50 years in the mountains 9 Years as a guide and I'm still out there doing it. So I know that you know what you are talking about. Well done. Keep the videos coming. 😀

[@jasonbannan4024]

Paul, thank you for the great video. I'm 65 and in good shape, but perhaps my days of longer treks are over. You convinced me you can pack quality kit, food and water for a 3 day, 2-3 night trek into a 48-50L pack.

[@andysmith1903]

Excellent video as always Paul, I'm taking all this in, and even though I'm well into my 50's I'm slowly getting my gear together with the help of your tips and reviews, I'll be out there wild camping on my own soon, thanks for sharing!

[@LongStraightLines]

I've had this pack for nearly 12 months now and it's the best ever! (and I've owned many over the decades)

[@greciawhite6413]

i wish this man was my uncle..his calm demeanor and confidence makes me feel i could give this a try too

[@samanthatheriot8879]

Thank you very much, great ideas ! I started solo wild camping a year ago. My first trip my pack for 1 night was 18kg and at 5ft and slim, it was shocking. Ive got it down to 13kg now, this video have given me some great ideas to bring it down further. Thanks again !

[@MrTommyt234]

First camping trip next saturday and I didn't have a clue. I've watched so many of your videos now and now I feel excited. Great videos. Straight to the point. Thank you and keep them coming

[@evkulkova]

I was a bit like this when I packed for my 5 weeks Canadian trip (Sept-Oct). 30 liters rucksack, under 10 kg weight, same tent (broke/repaired in 2 weeks), down sleeping bag (-7C). I took hiking boots and wellies and when, just before the flight posted hiking boots back to home. I think hiking boots better for Canada, wellies - for Scotland (hiked cuillin ridge in wellies). If you hike in the boots good thing to take - newspaper. For lightweight food: ground porridge and buckwheat

[@dons8764]

Amazed at how much fits into that pack!! I’ve had my eye on this pack and I think this sealed the deal for me. Thanks!

[@PaulMessner]

It's a great pack. Thanks for watching mate and taking time to comment. Something a little different in my new video if you're interested. A bit of woodland camping. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXfOfJ2EoK-ggrM

[@Fotowhisper]

He's a squirrel!!! Just amazing. I wouldn't be able to fit all this in such a small bag.

[@dallassukerkin6878]

Very interesting to see how things have evolved since the days I used to take to the wilds back in the 70's and 80's :lol:

[@emonty62]

Received the gloves and they are fantastic, light, warm and packable, thank you for all your tips!!!

[@MrJimmywalton]

Great video. There’s such a lot of gear out there it’s hard to know which is best. I did a five day hike in summer and didn’t bother with a sleeping bag. I just wore my down jacket and put my feet in the rucksack. Sometimes it’s good to see how little gear you actually need and sometimes it’s good to splash out on a few luxuries. Good luck on your trip.

[@india1422]

As a Scot I never thought I would see a bin bag worn as a quilt😜

[@edwardfletcher7790]

How are you a Scot if you can't spell Kilt ??

[@pluggothesluggo5509]

ahyesh i sure do like sleeping in a plastic bag

[@Quadrant14]

Brilliant Paul, my Aussie SAS Army days my waist webbing alone weighed 9.5 to 11 kilos, and your only carrying less than a 10kgs er onya back. Great vids and I love seeing new gear too.

[@jonathandjing1065]

Osprey bags are the best ! Love them , durable and functional , they last for years !

[@wayofthehike]

Wow! I really like that titanium pot with the nested mugs. Haven’t seen that before and looks very nice. Love how the two mugs can combine to form a double wall mug - very cool.

[@detroitengineering782]

My gf and I really enjoy your videos! all the way from Detroit Michigan

[@Stllno]

This is great but my pack also has to include water (no water fresh, or otherwise where I go). Minimum 2 litres per day in the warmer region so for 3 days that works out to 6-7 litres = additional 7 kgs

[@peakinbuffalo8296]

Unless you go hike in a very dry place, why carry all that water? There are ultra light and rather cheap water filter options out there, like the Katadyn BeFree.

[@christinahannahroberts6137]

Huge fan of the Opinel no.8. A classic!

[@xingmenneigong]

well done, great editing. 8kg is a good weight for 3 days. My kit is twice that at 16kg however I carry more heavy duty items such as stainless steel water bottle, pot, cup and burner. Big knife, folding saw, multitool, small knife. Small fishing kit with slingshot. Heavy snow goretex jacket. Canvas tarp/bivy/poncho and my pack is a 55L 5.11 tactical rush 72 @ 2.4kg empty. Mines more of a camping, bushcraft, fishing kit with an emphasis on being heavy duty for bushcraft/survival skills. 16kg includes 3 days of food and 2L/kg of water. Thanks for sharing.

[@sarahmercer3520]

Great video. Some very very nice kit there, you’ve got me lusting after that tent and quilt. The soto cup set looks brilliant

[@PaulMessner]

Cheers Sarah. I'm really happy with the quilt. It definitely feels different to down but my other bags always get some moisture on most trips. After a couple of days the down goes a bit flat. This will put a stop to the problem. The soto is a nice bit of kit too. Really well engineered

[@TheKevoko]

Thanks for the info, Paul, very help full, I'm off to Chapel en le Froth for a few days tomorrow, hope the weather isn't to bad, one man tent, not as good as yours, but it'll do, bye for now.

[@charliebaker6821]

9 days wild camping soon and this video has been so helpful!

[@jeffbanks9955]

Its just the price with those dehydrated meals that puts me off. I'd want a takeaway level meal for that price lol. I'd rather take a pasta-n-sauce packet for 50p but each to their own

[@zeshanhm]

You can make your own, that’s what I do. Dehydrated food from the bulk section at grocery store, store a breakfast, lunch and dinner in a gallon bag. If you want to be extra light you can use the food bag from those backpacking meals, the bag is very strong can handle boiling water, cleans out easily.

[@Yer_Da_]

@@zeshanhm Dehydrated isn't the same as freeze dried - those Summit to Eat meals are freeze dried which is expensive to make, they're more nutritous than dehyrdrated meals hence why they're popular with back packers.

[@SummitOrNothing]

That's an impressive load out, Paul. Its always the food that adds the weight. Some great gear in there. Enjoy your 3 days out on the trail.

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

Compactor bags are for trash compactors, they are small white but very thick mil. Lawn and leaf bags are the big black outdoor bags. The best are Contractor bags. Like a very large lawn bag but very thick mil.

[@PaulMessner]

That's good info. Thanks for watching

[@kingerz]

I got the Windmaster too. Clearly the one in 2020. I think single skin tents in the UK cause your damp bag problem.

[@thatsuaveraptor4297]

I'd highly recommend the Snow Peak range of titanium cups/pots! The 700ml cook pot fits a small gas canister and an msr pocket rocket 2 inside perfectly. It also nests with a 32oz nalgene

[@PaulMessner]

The snow peak stuff looks great. I'm sure I'll pick some up at sometime. Thanks for watching

[@mafsharimehrify]

Hi Paul. I saw your content recently and then again today. I like your content. Good Information. No nonsense. My Wife and I love camping. I can not wait for the weather to get a little warmer so we can go. Extremely cold where we live. Keep up the good videos and we enjoy along with you.

[@johngoodman4368]

Couldn't do without my swiss army knife (victorinox huntsman), the little saw is surprisingly handy, I've added a fireant which is great for getting the trangia going.

[@robertlouis24]

An impressively original collection of lightweight kit - well thought out - thanks for sharing...

[@RS.Outdoors]

Nice setup and like the pot setup. Much like yourself earlier I use the Pocket Rocket 2 and Alpkit pot. I have a clip on windscreen for it that also fits perfect round the outside of the pot and find that makes a big difference in windy weather. Amazing that as equipment has less features and thinner materials the price goes up. Atb

[@PaulMessner]

Really impressed with the windmaster. The lower flame height drastically improves wind performance and the boil times are great. The stove has won several awards in the last couple of years. I wish I could get thinner, lighter and my wages go up haha. Thanks for watching

[@Ichinin]

Your setup is good, my kit weighs around that too with water and food added (3 season). In the summertime i can go down to 5 kg. I go ultralight mostly because of backproblems. As for kit: I'd add a first aid kit, including blister treatment. A belt with at least one storage pocket (unless the backpack got one) would mainly use it to store quick access stuff like a map/compass. Finally, i'd add some spices for the food since it ca be a bit bland.

[@leonperry123]

My last camp I was knackered. Bag weighed a ton. I've now got my bag down to 10kg with only the basic gear. But that doesn't include food/drink.

[@r3cy]

love the stool idea, and the stove looks like it would be a better option for me, will look in to it. glad i watched.

[@Thestripper1]

I just came home from a 2 nighter. My pack weight was 16.3 kg. I'm in mountain terrain above the arctic though so I need a bit of extra clothes and warm bag and a sturdy tent. I use an older Arcteryx Bora 65 (made in Canada), Hilleberg Soulo, Marmot 3 season down bag and I go all luxury and bring with a porlex coffee grinder, aeropress, black diamond lantern (~350 g.), Hemingway short stories, Swarovski binoculars, fishing pole and lures, one Bamse extreme sleeping mat and one of those Exped UL inflatable mattresses that should not be trusted. Very interesting to see how light kit you have put together for a three nighter.

[@dannyboy9817]

Brilliant video! Really clear no nonsense explanations. Just subscribed after watching several of your equally good videos.

[@alanmcvicar8608]

Use mesh bags for damp , soiled cloths, T shirst, socks etc to allow them to breath rather than sealed plastic bag. Also use a thermal blanket in summer great weight saver. Use 'firebox' to heat water & cook, only needs some twigs, so saves on cannisters & they can easily run out of gas on long walks.

[@ernststravoblofeld]

Compactor bags aren't just regular trash bags. They are super thick ones that go through a compacting machine. There's also contractor bags, that are almost that thick but larger, for cleaning up construction sites.

[@deanlerigo9360]

Hey Paul , just want to thank you for linking the laser photon tent , managed to pick one up today in the sale from trekkit online for £269.99 down from £444.99 so pretty happy as you can imagine cheers mate , keep the videos coming .

[@deneballantine6816]

YOU are informative, easy to listen to, and inspiring!! I have learned (and continue to learn) excellent tips that make my experiences much, much better. THANK YOU!!

[@robtun]

Paul - what a great find. Not sure why your channel got suggested to me but I’ve been loving watching your videos during this time. Keep up the good work - really interesting videos and loving the Lake District as I’m overseas.

[@chrlmlln9018]

Dear, sir! A very big THANK to you for this great and well descriptive lightweight outdoor equipment review and tutorial! You gave me so many new insights about how to put together an attractive and lightweight all necessary for a successful outdoor backpacking hike when staying overnight in nature! I am very thankful for your generous sharing and showing in detail with clarity all your chosen backpacking gear! Wishing you many happy and pleasant hikes! Best wishes and greetings from Sweden!

[@PaulMessner]

Thank you. Glad you liked it. By the way your English is excellent. Thanks for watching

[@kan-zee]

That is some excellent gear.... 5:40 wow; you really take care of your equipment..it looks brand new..awesome.

[@PaulMessner]

Some of it is starting to show wear but I make sure the gear is cleaned, properly dried out and stored, I want it to last.

[@kan-zee]

@@PaulMessner My cook kit is all dented and blackened from open fire cooking...LOL. Most of my tent is a patch job of gorrilla tape and different tie-ons ...LOL..but I love it all.

[@bazza1carter]

That's because it is. He's a non walking advert!

[@scotch5clive7frommcr]

An excellent video with very useful advice and ideas . a low weight like this is what you need to keep the adventure fun . Many thanks for sharing your skills and tips .

[@lesliehawryluk78]

Great video. I really appreciate all the extra info. I have the pocket rocket 2, but you sure sold me on the Soto stove!

[@PaulMessner]

I've put a link in the bio to my new today website. There's a code easter15 for 15%off if that helps at all.

[@billyslittlebigadventurech9050]

Great 'bag out' video paul. I got frustrated with the lack of camping quilts in the UK, so i bought 3 down blankets from costco at 12 quid a quilt ( they have double the price to buy now ) and had them sewn together. Nice and warm, and only cost 36 quid 😊. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@impossiblevoices]

Brilliant to see another As Tucas user! I’ve the older version of the Sestrals quilt and absolutely love mine.

[@PaulMessner]

I'm really impressed with the quality and how light it is. It's so versatile too. Thanks for watching.

[@soniccinos]

My first trip, was a 2 day / 1 night trip. And a carried around 12Kg 🤦🏻‍♂️, so much to learn!

[@neemancallender9092]

very nice indeed The cost to weight ratio of the tent and sleeping bag is always an issue I go for lightweight and less expensive at a kilo extra weight

[@PaulMessner]

That's sensible advice. It's all about striking a balance. I definitely feel the benefit of carrying less on my back. The weight on my front is a work in progress 🤣. Everyone is different and I have had great camps in my budget vango tent and a eurohike sleeping bag. Thanks for watching

[@GypsyGirl317]

I've just bought the Illumina X Ultralight tent, and I am very much looking forward to trying it out. From Novapro Sports, an Australian company with a base in NZ as well. 1.3kg min, 4 season, for NZD259 😊

[@myles8328]

Superb videos - loved the hills for many years but amazingly only just starting to research wild camping and getting a list of gear together. The amount of kit available is overwhelming so videos like this are so helpful. Current deliberations include which stove, which water purification and powering/recharging phone. And realising that I’ll eventually have multiple tents, bags and other kit!

[@zoyakosmodienska370]

I’m so happy I found this video! I just packed 18kg for 2 days! 😅

[@Seabird41]

I recommend Nakd bars...delicious, very filling and lightweight.

[@simonfairburn1652]

Really good detail on excellent kit recommendations that you have obviously tailored over some time for the challenges of the UK's likely wet and windy weather. Thank you.

[@Stampistuta]

You must have some stash of kit in your house Paul. Always something new!! Got a Alpkit Skyehigh 700 on the back of your video on it, bloody great bit of kit, used it in -2 in the Lakes on the weekend. Thanks!!

[@PaulMessner]

Still have mine and I still highly recommend it. I do have a decent stash of gear now. Something for all occasions 😂. Where did you go in the Lakes. I'm itching to get back up there. Thanks for watching

[@Stampistuta]

Paul Messner Angle Tarn on Friday night, dropped down to Hartsop for a resupply at the car and then up to Grisedale Tarn for Sat night via Hart Crag and Fairfield. Both were great places to stay, covered about 26 miles all said and done. It’s a shame it’ll be 2 months till I’m back out again!

[@PaulMessner]

I know that feeling. It's a 3 hour drive up for me each time. I do have the Peak on the door step though

[@Stampistuta]

Paul Messner Yeah the silly thing for me is that so was born there and moved to Manchester. Will have to try a Peaks wild camp at some point, spotted an interesting location near Crowden that I want to try.

[@ImStokze]

Great video dude always a pleasure to watch, Thanks for sharing

[@PaulMessner]

Thanks for watching mate. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@ImStokze]

Thanks buddy always enjoy your content, Would love to meet up and have a camping session with ya, I don't need to be on camera just would enjoy a break!

[@magicmike6517]

I definitely have admirable views on this great top fella this lad is definitely NOT A CAMPING TACKLE TART what he puts on broadcast is extremely exceptional and totally top notch gear for your purchase and I stand by his knowledge and I really appreciate the ways he shows the tactics he has shown and wish him the best of the camping and roving future 😉👍

[@kirsten0233]

Nice video! I'm not sure if anyone else has pointed this out but trash compactor bags in America are not the same as regular trash bags, they're thicker and meant to be used with those machines that crush your trash down. So if you were trying to use a normal bag that's probably why it got holes. x

[@Anya-mc6cx]

Good to know. Although if you prepare for it and want to spend money on other kit instead...

[@chrisarnold4709]

Good to see you back on YT Paul. As always a good interesting video and some great hints and tips in prep for my Pyrenees trip. Just got the Osprey Atmos 50, not the lightest but comfy and plenty of space as need a bit more capacity when out with the dogs and weight not really a big drama.

[@ArcturanMegadonkey]

great video as always mate, I like that airbed and airpump, nice ideas

[@PaulMessner]

It's a clever bit of kit. Thanks again for watching buddy

[@JarlSeamus]

Nice load out. To keep a full 3 day kit including food and comfort items down to 8 kg, that's terrific. I with the military thought like that when I was busting my bum carrying 40 kg......

[@PaulMessner]

I have a few friends that are ex military. That's how I got my first Bergen. 120l for my first overnight camp was insane 🤣. Do you still get out camping and how heavy is your current setup? Thanks for watching

[@JarlSeamus]

@@PaulMessner I don't get out as often as I'd like but I'm hoping to be free more this year as work has lightened up. When we go "Glamping" we're loaded heavy, basically camper camping, lol. She doesn't do primitive, so I'm solo, and that load is around 12-15 kg. I don't do long distance, but this load is still really heavy. I've been slowly replacing my kit with lighter stuff.

[@Fraser3005]

"so that's it guys" great vid and setup mate

[@adrianramirezl.4388]

Saludos desde Costa Rica. Thanks a lot for the video. I am planning to go out for a backpacking trip this september, from the caribbean to the pacific. My needs will be different but you gave me good ideas. Thanks again

[@martincuda7947]

Great presentation. I'm researching packs to consider. It's a bit of a challenge to figure out the best size of pack to purchase. While I don't want to carry too much weight, I do need to accommodate some larger gear and a few extras like bear spray, firewood saw, heavier sleeping bag as the ground can be very cold, and fishing gear.

[@carefulbushcraftandsurviva7484]

1st time watcher of your videos, great content, thanks

[@ethanroot9005]

just came across your channel today. I am loving the videos! Great work keep it going!

[@kumamaotoiu]

This should register as the 500th comment. I've revisited this video countless times now. You make this hobby seem exceptionally accessible, Paul. Well done.

[@marcandsebe]

I don't have a rucksack yet and would like to get one. Osprey seen to be very popular. I was looking at the Kestrel 48. I'm really not up on sizes to get as some use a 65 and they seem huge.

[@MhDizzy]

Brilliant video Paul, very impressive kit you have, my base weight without food, water and fuel is about 4.5kg to 5kg. Keep her lit

[@PaulMessner]

Wow..I'm not sure I'll get down to that weight

[@MhDizzy]

@@PaulMessner Haha no way your kit is lighter than mine, I have the 3f ul 45l backpack and the lanshan 2 to name a few pieces. If you're ever wild camping in Ireland give us a shout, I've an active account on Instagram, @marti_on_the_trail

[@Gilespargiter]

@@PaulMessner Hi good vid to see what newer kit is available. Regarding the weight, I notice your kit Wt. was without water - if you add three or so days food to Martins kit, he will only be fractionally lighter than you.

[@jozefhorvat3625]

One of the best video/ set of items I have ever seen mate. Like

[@oldskoolrunner]

I really appreciate your videos. Simple and straightforward without the obnoxious music or political opinion. Your simple advice/experience is well noted as I put together my own gear. Quick question….have you ever used a waterproof/repellent spray for your tent/gear? 🍺Cheers! and Thank you

[@lvp73]

Great video. Since watching I have been liaising with As Tucas and put an order in for a quilt today. I told them how I found out about them too.

[@breakawayfromme]

Great video, ive been into walking and the outdoors for years but have never had any proper kit or anything for potential emergency's so ive been watching a lot of videos like this recently so this video really helps thanks

[@davidwilson6635]

New subscriber. I have been walking for many years but until very recently had never carried a tent. I now have a zephyros 2 and associated kit and tried it out for a couple of days walking and I think the total weight (including food and water ) was about 12kg. It was interesting watching your video to learn ways to cut down on the weight. I know the tent is not the lightest but as a first one it was good value. Thanks

[@simon6652]

Wow that kilt looks a game changer for me! Great video

[@jossthomas123456]

Nicely presented and edited video Paul and good ‘honest’ packing too.. all the essentials👍

[@PaulMessner]

Just missing a few beers, but I want to focus on a few longer hikes. Thanks for watching Joss

[@jossthomas123456]

If you stick a couple in for medicinal reasons, it doesn’t count towards the overall weight 😂

[@ShameerShahProject]

I love Osprey packs. Got one mountain biking hydro-pack, a day hiking pack and my trekking backpack. They're just brilliant, comfortable and super strong. Great video Paul. Thanks for sharing!

[@florentduchalet8458]

I’ve found a guy like me! Agree with everything in this video. I’m just a bit surprise by the down from Decathlon. French I am and I tried few of them in store, without finding the right one. I’m curious about this model which is maybe no more selling in France anymore. Thanks mate!

[@willcatherall8159]

Great video. I'll use this as a base for my Duke of Edinburgh

[@korbendallas1210]

Waterproof kilt? This is genius...I need one. Also, this backpack seems to be really nice. Thank you, Paul

[@nicnepovim]

Really great videos mate. Just got myself that DD tarp you were talking about in different video going to test it in Peaks this weekend. Literally starting up doing videos as well, guess thats a cool way while doing solo hikes. Feel free pop around take care and happy hiking fella

[@typeOhh]

That kilt looked awesome on you dude.

[@daniboy0812]

Great video. I couldn’t do without bog roll. One lightweight ‘luxury’ - in a zip lock of course 👍🏻

[@rodneyhull9764]

water would be handy too

[@FRETAS-123]

Amazing video Paul, the stool tip is awesome!

[@PaulMessner]

Glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching

[@clevelandexplorer2221]

Hey buddy, quite efficient. Nice bag too, great pocket sizes. You might be interested in finding a healthy adhesive to glue two bottle caps together which have a hole bored into each, then if you choose, you can attach your sawyer to a bottle :)

[@Utfard]

Hi Paul, wonderful setup ! Have a look at Optimus Crux burner, it's foldable and you can fit it on the bottom of the gas can. Cheers !

[@darrenboorman4365]

This is one of the best full kit reviews I’ve seen for a long time. Love the lightweight performance kit. I’m still undecided on whether to buy a JetBoil Minimo or one like you used...

[@martynleyfield2941]

Thanks for the video a real help for anyone starting out some great ideas 👍

[@YilgarnRallye]

the Levity is a nice pack, except, it will not stand-up and always falls over and the side pockets are really hard to get a water bottle in and out of when the pack is full, plus the hip belt rubs a bit on the hips, the Exos belt is better

[@brianwofford3831]

Really good video, your complete pack out list is great. I hope you have good luck with the Soto stove and cook set. The cook set is a little small for me, but I am so used to traveling with a larger group.

[@markanderson8632]

Thanks Paul. Nice video and great kit selection I’d say. I’ll check out the sleeping quilt thingy which looks interesting. Wishing you some great trips out this year, Mark

[@dessiediamond5974]

Great video Paul. Fantastic weight saving. Hopefully you will include the stove on your next trip out . Thanks for sharing

[@PaulMessner]

The stove will get a decent feature in the next outing. Thanks for watching.

[@theeuropeancyclepaths8206]

Cheers Paul. Taken some good tips for my next cycle tour. All the best mate. Stay safe 👍

[@ggamer7830]

I lost it when you put the bin bag skirt on 😂😂😂😂

[@anthonypayne1]

Another expertly done video Paul, look forward to seeing more of the kilt! Lol! Am liking that As Tucas blanket of yours. Cheers 👍👍👍

[@chrisburton7776]

It’s clear you have learnt from experience and provide some great practical advice. I bet your Xmas and birthdays are full of new tech. Thanks for the video