It may not be the romantic part, but I'd appreciate seeing just one video of the work you do at home to clean and dry out your gear and keep it in good shape.

My 3 year old boy loves these videos. If I try to watch one of the car channels I follow such as TDC or Auto Alex he requests "Andy camping" instead 😅 We limit his screen time massively, so appreciate this low stimulation content

Thanks for the video Andy.  I would definitely need a larger tent, though.  I can’t believe rain didn’t come up under the bottom, which didn’t really go to the ground very well.

My favorite parts of the camping videos are always setup, teardown, and hunkering down for the night. Also my favorite parts of actual camping. It's so satisfying to put things together, take them apart, and get nice and snug in a coccoon.

Hi Andy,  another fantastic episode,  ive said it before but, I love your cooking , ive tried to replicate some of your dinners, some work very few dont , but that's down to me, I love cooking but sometimes i try too hard , I'm actually  working in Kent at the moment for the next 2 weeks , converting a building to a pets hospital on the medway ind estate,  we're staying at the king Charles hotel, just to say I watch a lot of your videos and quite enjoy them, I may have said before,  your doing what I was doing a long time ago, really enjoyed it, I'm 63 now , no way im getting in a tent now, but keep it up , this is a fantastic channel,  looking forward to the next episode ❤

Love seeing what food you're going to cook n what beer you're going to try 😊

Thanks Andy, love the realism in your escapes off grid from reality.

Definitely should have snow skirts, i have the onetigris smokey hut tent which is a hot tent (brilliant 1+ tent)  this has the snow skirts, hot tents are primarily designed for winter conditions, baffles me why it doesn't have them.

Who needs a door when your tent has a lift kit! lol

Not a fan of the large space around the bottom of the tent.

I’m a sucker for a spot like this. Just pure, quiet nature. You really found a hidden gem! ✨

The gap does seem excessive, even for a hot tent.

Hi there Andy and everyone...from North Borneo 🏝 Let's go ✨️

I'm getting out next weekend, middle of Yorkshire, int woods somewhere, can't wait

Top tip: For a better draw and smoke exhalation, always make the bends in your chimney at 45 degrees, as 90 degree bends reduce the flow. 👍
From an ex Wood burning stove installer, it's actually regulation in the UK for household stove and liner installations. 😄

You must own a airfield hanger to store all the kit you've acuminated over the years 😅

Ive never seen anyone not use the entire sachet of hot chocolate, go on chuck it all in!

The massive gap on the bottom makes this an instant no=go for me. When I camp overnight I want to be out of the wind. Just me.

A nice, relaxing video. I would have liked the tent to have some skirting around the bottom, to prevent drafts. I am old and worry about drafts.

With all the hysteria in the comments about the huge gap between tent and ground, I was imagining Andy being able to Limbo under it.  It’s barely an inch, just enough to allow a little ventilation.  😂.  It’s a hot tent, and warm air rises.   And it’s being used in the UK, no venomous bugs or snakes (well, OK the odd adder, but they’re not going to want to share a tent) and no limbo dancing critters looking to eat you for supper.
Also Andy often doesn’t use an attached floor even when the tent comes with one.  Personal preference.