
Safety
How I stay safe on an overnighter
Route plans left at home, mountain forecasts, map and compass, and knowing when to turn back.
UK hiking and wild camping
The quiet routes, the overnight camps, and the history under your boots. No voice-of-god narration, it's just us walking.No voice-of-god narration. Just the quiet routes, the camps, and the history under your boots.
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A knight who came to the valley to disappear, a ridge that is the border between Wales and England, and a night up there under the Milky Way. Back down past the little chapel at Capel-y-ffin.
Most walking videos show you the summit. I'm more interested in what you're standing on: the crashed bomber nobody signposts, the reservoir built by conscientious objectors, the Bronze Age grave you'd walk past as a pile of stones. Every route here has a film on the channel and a write-up you can actually follow, with distances, ascent, water, terrain and the navigation that catches people out.
Carreg Goch, Bannau Brycheiniog
A circuit from the Dan-yr-Ogof showcaves to the crash site of a WW2 Wellington bomber on Carreg Goch. Six Canadian airmen, a river that vanishes underground, and a wild camp on the mountain.
It's the one that explains the whole idea. All route write-ups.
The routes tell you where I walked. These cover everything around the walking.

Safety
Route plans left at home, mountain forecasts, map and compass, and knowing when to turn back.

Access
The honest three-part answer: Scotland, Dartmoor, and everywhere else in England and Wales.

The kit
The pack, the camera rig and the honest notes on what has not earned its place.
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