Solo Camping in the Mountains with the Hilleberg Unna | Trangia 27 Cooking

Join me on an autumn camp in The Lake District. Because of the dense fog on top of the mountains, on this camp I go searching for a perfect campsite with views in the valley below. I explore some beautiful waterfalls, make a silly mistake crossing a stream and eventually find a great campsite before preparing a really nice autumn meal. Despite a potentially dangerous setback on the hike, this was a really enjoyable trip into the mountains. I hope you enjoy watching!

[NKdidit.]

One of the many things I love about your ads and not telling people to subscribe, like the video etc.... Such a classy guy

[GameOver-eiui]

I am so impressed you take the time to reply to nearly every comment with a custom message. It shows dedication and good character. Also, I just started watching you today! So now I'll have to binge watch until I'm current! :)

[Craigsoutdooradventures]

Yep, that’s how I deal with problems on a camp, sit back crack open a beer and relax. Great to see the all experiences being shared. Nice work

[grahamambridge]

Waterproof socks actually work quite well. I live in sheffield and did the wainwrights in 2020 and pretty much wore trail runners and waterproof socks in all but the most snowy conditions. Love that tent. Warm regards

[Clintctrl]

Dude I love your channel. You are by far one of the most chillest and very knowledgeable with this stuff and I’m sure many other things in life. Your channel has given me the courage to get out and hike more and now I’m planning my first backpacking trip. It’s nothing super hardcore lol basically pacific coast line near SF California place called Muir beach. So weather is almost perfect and it’ll be near others who set up camp. But hey baby steps right? lol

Thank you for being such an inspiration to all of us. Channels like this one is what I hope for the future of YouTube or streaming to only allow things that help us gain knowledge and ideas and to express ourselves without any hatred or negative vibes ever again. Of course I try to only intake anything that is positive and uplifting and informative.

So thank you for providing all of the positive and caring respectful vibes. Shows what kind of person you as a human here. Glad you are here with us to share such awesome footage and experiences.

🤙🏻 🤙🏻 😎

[kathymurphy]

Another great video. Just glad you didn’t go up higher on this walk. That meal looked awesome. So rugged but stunning terrain.

[borderdale]

Just commenting to support this wonderful channel, great video as ever!

[B.Blackford.]

Wow. Tripped and owned it. You are the GOAT.

[JohnRosado-nt]

Ingenuity is where it's at with the plastic bags.... haha

[stevec-b]

this video could be called `making the best of a bad job`. The meals you take the trouble over really lift the spirits. Nice of you to demo how not to cross a stream;) I have found the most danger is hidden rabbit holes/pockets where you can easily break an ankle, as you stressed, put the camera away and watch every step. Hiking poles can really show their worth on these conditions.

[mnyheim]

Since both Hilleberg and Trangia is from Jämtland, Sweden, you should also consider using boots from Lundhags! They are awesome, and without that dreadful membrane that won’t dry.

[WildCampingWelshman]

Great film again Todd. The Trangia is my favourite cook set by far. The vestibule trick worked a treat (so many complain and don’t realise that it’s just a matter of unclipping to create it). I hope your finger is ok. The drone shots definitely added to the film and the many great shots were not lost on me. I now do some of your recipes at home! I take a pair of sealskin socks with me if it is likely to be wet because if I get my boots wet, the next day I just put them on and my feet are dry again even if my boots are still soaked 👍🏻

[JohnRosado-nt]

It's going to be a scrumptious dinner

[MCMOutdoors]

Great video as always mate and a lovely Mountain meal. Glad the finger is okay, just shows how things can go south quickly. ATB pal 👌👍

[BrianLogan-yp]

Your videos are superb and love your cooking skills also. Very helpful and informative. Keep up the good work!!!.
Just curious are we a Chef🤣

[craig]

Great video. Cool tent and sleeping bag

[ginocastro]

Besides the views of the places you camp at, I always find myself wondering what you are going to cook! Are you some kind of chef? Those ingredients and the order you chop them suggest some culinary background. Looks delicious!

[billfischer]

Thanks for another great video. My wife and I really enjoyed watching it. And the cassoulet looked delicious. May I ask who made your hat? I’d like to get one just like it. Thanks.

[MrSilver]

Absolutely love the video the trangia. I thought the church of trangia would have made you a cardinal buy now especially going by your excellent cooking skills

[Melerovsky]

Hey, how's the finger? Hope it's getting better. Q: What's your typical hiking distance before setting camp? I know you are not an ultralight backpacker (me neither) but I'm curious about your weight/gear decisions. It would be amazing to hear you go trough your thinking process for the different weather/seasons/types of camp. Oh and thnx for the honesty in letting us see the mistakes too. Great video!