Wind & Rain Camping in Tiny Stone Hut with Tarp for Roof.. Attempt #3
My 3rd attempt at a night in the stone hut with a tarp for a roof - this time I’m armed with a bigger tarp and a huge pole.
See my previous attempts here..
Attempt #1: • Bad Weather Camping in...
Attempt #2: • Heavy Rain Camping in ...
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Someone a long time ago spent weeks, maybe months building that hut stone by stone, every day of it being treated to that weather with far simpler equipment to protect them. They persevered and built something that stands to this day. I can imagine them applauding your tenacious effort to use it as an abode again.
Probably would have told her to get a proper roof on it
Lovely post, beautifully stated.
Probably built it during summer.
They are grouse shooting points. Quite modern actually. There will be a few of them in a row
@@jfkj1695 Yeah, you can see cement was used to build it. I'm no expert, but at most 50 or 60 years old, probably a lot less.
Well - you are the perfect example of "No such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing". Your perseverance and enjoyment are a real tonic. And your videos are not silly or little!
I love being in a tent in the rain, hearing every drop hit the tent, amplified like a drum.
Plenty of white noise videos of that sound on here. I use them to sleep.
We are 83 and 85 and enjoyed camping and hiking, so we can relate to some of the issues you experienced. We both had a good laugh over your video. You finally pulled it off! Camp and hike while you can, we really miss it.
Hearing it rain on a tin roof isn't far behind 👌🏻
Yehh I love it too :) 🌧
When i stay at my dads “big house” even as a 39 year old mum of 3!, i still stay in the tent in the garden and I feel SO SAFE and COSY ❤❤❤
You are the definition of "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. I love your persistence and I love your videos.
Once more unto the breach dear friends once more!
WOW I loved this. So refreshing to see a nice lady doing this, who is polite and friendly and not selling us anything! I really admire you ❤
Aw thanks so much, so glad you liked it :D
Damn those selling ladies!
@@SwampCityRadio1974 I meant other outdoor camping KZheadrs, usually guys promoting expensive kit they've got for free
@@TimelordUKI guess you haven’t looked at the description then??
@@lukebrown997 no I never bother I just watch the videos
Claire's attempt nr 4. May I suggest the following steps Claire. Take up 6 timber A frames, approx 20 feet of 4X2, around 200 roofing tiles, scaffolding, a Workmate...... Yep tha should fit into your slightly bigger rucksack, (or a JCB would be more advisable 😁😁) it should, with tea breaks, take around two days, then the build should be completed. Method 2 would include getting Nick Knowles out and his DIY,SOS people out, and saying that you live in the roofless building with your 8 kids and limbless partner... They'll be finished within 2 hours, and created a roadway to your Range Rover. Fantastic. Love the channel as always.
LoL
The miserable weather, the pouring rain pounding the tarp, these are the days I live for. You’re braver than most!
Alternative method, take a ratchet strap that will fit around the full circumference of the hut. Wrap that round about 2 inches above ground level, tie the tarp's cordage to the strap. A 2nd ratchet strap around the top of the hut will eliminate most of the flapping. You'll lose the little arch at the door though, but a short tarp/cloth attached to the two straps would create a door cover anyway.
I came to say that :) larger tarp and a ratchet strap would have been my plan. I'd have used a 5m tarp and single ratchet round the middle, then wrapped the loose ends of the tarp round it a bit b4 final tighten and a pole in the middle. Could probably do it with a bit of fence wire and a stick to twist it if no ratchet strap was available. If it was for survival though I'd probably have used one corner of the hut.
Wire, racket straps, mahoosive tarp. How much you wanna bring with ya😂😂😂 Why not some timber and slate to reinstate the roof 😂😂…… couple of butt hinges for the front door? 😂😂 Think ratchets on that surface would have shredded the tarp in that wind against the rock ……. Now a few layers of shrink wrap from each corner would protect it and hold it firmly in place. We build in a lot of remote locations …… but arid great for cover but rope and Ratchet give way ……. Weirdly shrink wrap kept everything dry, together and solid 🤷♂️
As good a the ratchet strap idea is... we still have the problem of protecting the thin tarp from those sharp rocks at the top of the wall. Ideas?
@@LeeCharles90 I think, because the tarp would be secured all the way around instead of at a small number of points the movement would be much smaller and point stress more distributed as to stop it tearing. True, it's an untested theory and in real life I'd not want to trust it without a backup but elsewise you'd need to bring something to stand the tarp off the wall at the top edge, such as some wood or towling material (both a bit heavy and cumbersome).
@@KoppoKenCanvas tarp properly secured from each grommet, plus stones on top. FFS guys you don't need to take a builders yard.
I used to do a lot of tracking camping out. Can't anymore with my health, it's great to see it hasn't died out. My kids had no interest growing up, roughing it to them was not having a mobile phone with them. The gear now is so expensive. Better buying ex-army surplus. It's good a little heavier but it stands up to the test. Squaddie proof. Great to see your videos. Reminds me of my oldest daughter you're very sweet. You are setting a great example for your son too. 👍
Claire you an absolute goddess for refusing to let it whip you. Not many would have attempted a third effort. Superstar of a woman and absolutely fearless. Bravo 👏
Thank you so much :D nice to get it done properly
Hi Claire, from the wolf mountains in Montana,off grid and have lived alone for the last ten years,,your videos make these long winter nights much less lonely. Beautifully done, and beautifull country,must have been quite hard for my ancesters to have left wales so long ago. Love your vids so well done ,,take care and so many thanks! Such a beautifull soul.
Congratulations Claire,your sheer will and determination is a credit to you, your stone hut trilogy was an epic journey for you and the wild ones.😊🐻
Well done, you finally cracked it. My hint with tarps is to make lots of short bungee loops for the tie out points and have all you guy lines terminated with small carabiners. I wrap the guy lines up with small hair ties so that they don’t tangle. We are never to old to learn, I know, in my 70s and still out in the wilds of Scotland when ever I can. Cheers, Jim.
I absolutely love your videos ,the sound of heavy rain while tucked up cozy is one of life's greatest pleasures ,i just love being wrapped up outdoors in dreadful weather just why i have no idea but I'm sure there are millions of us 😉 , but can i say i really am impressed with your bravery especially with the world we live in today im really not sure i could feel safe doing what you do so massive credit to you 💪💪💪🤗
i love this smile in your face when you put up the pole the first time and it holds 🥰😀
All you need is a cement mixer, roof joist and slates. A UPVC door might be an idea too 😂😂😂
Well done you finally conquering it and you certainly never wimped out waiting until a nice summers night !
You don’t make any ‘silly lil vids’. Your videos are inspirational, you truly are one of the most brave, tough, inspiring women lve ever watched. Your evident love of even the most bleak wilderness, is awesome, your bravery and fortitude to traverse some inhospitable terrain, through all treacherous conditions, and injures, while keeping us viewers informed and entertained, with charm, and good humour is enchanting.
I feel like I live vicariously through you. I wish I had done this sort of this when I was younger. You have such a peaceful manner of narration.
Thank you 💚
Seen a similar comment.....hm.
Congratulations, you are the most persistent young lady I have seen on KZhead. Regardless of what you might want to accomplish in life, I am sure you will make it. Sleep tight and dry.
Hooraaaaaaayyy!!! I am so happy for you, Claire! I've noticed that it has been said here before, but I will add to it: When you smiled, after successfully raising up the center post, I just beamed with you! Your hour and a half-long tarp securement was well worth it. When I watched you struggling with having to place rocks on the guy line stakes, I said, out loud, "Oh, dear!" I have seen both of your other valiant attempts to spend the night in that little hut, and my heart sank with yours, every time. I was so happy and proud of you when I saw that this attempt was a success! Congratulations, and well done, "Claire, The Conqueror!" You are amazing! Big hugs from Utah! 🤗❤
Heyy Russell! Ahh thanks, it sure felt nice to leave the little hut after a successful night 😃 I'm glad I went back, even if I did say I never would haha. I am cooking up a new project now :D Hope you're good! 🌿🐻
Thank you, m'dear! All is well! I look forward to your next adventure, as always. Peace!@@WildBeare
I feel like I live vicariously through you.
I wish I lived with her...a true outdoor, beautiful lady. I wish her luck
go camping yo
Your energy is gorgeous. I wish my nephew could meet someone like you.
@@mrmeaner3917 I wish I could meet someone like her....guess tomorrow is always a surprise...be safe all
without the wet feet 😂
Way to go Claire! Your persistence with that ol' stone hut finally paid off 👍 It must have been such a satisfying feeling waking up knowing that you did it. I can certainly say that it was a pleasure to see on this end 😊 I hope that you have an absolutely wonderful week my friend :) As always... Stay wild 🐻 -John
Hey John! 👋 Thanks! Aw man yeh I was so happy to see the roof still on in the morning 😄 thanks for sharing this with me, hope you have a great week too
@@WildBeare Always a pleasure for sure Claire! 😊
Thank you Claire for another lovely video. A case of third time lucky and masses of Perseverance, Determination and a Never Say Die attitude in the face of some truly horrendous weather conditions. Brave girl and all done with that beautiful smile ❤
Found your channel today whilst going thru a very dark time. Thanks for sharing your positivity, passion. perseverance and endeavour. It gives me hope of gaining strength i don't have
Put some big rocks on top of the bricks right around to close the gaps that the wind blows through ! It will also secure your tent roof down and steady.
That’s a great effort well done you and I have to say FLAPPAGE has to be the word of the month 🤣👏👏👏👏Brilliant
Hi Claire, only stumbled across your channel yesterday, but I've had some of your videos on to keep my company whilst working from home. They are very relaxing and the scenery is stunning. You are showing the real beauty of Britain which is just fantastic. Keep it up, glad you beat the weather and managed a night in that little stone hit! The weather is no joke! Brave adventurous girl.
Helloo 👋 thank you and welcome to my lil channel, I'm so glad you're enjoying my small adventures :)
I love the sound of the rain off a tarp or a tent ..it's soooi relaxing and sends me to sleep ...just an idea for you to try seeing as your an adventurer...have you ever tried hammock camping ....if ya fancy it buy a good quality one it does make a difference ...I've a feeling you'll enjoy it ..I would recommend in the summer though... god bless you❤
Ah, "Clairebear vs. StoneHut' 3, The Showdown." Time for a brew and then click 'play'. Ghastly weather again but you made it work for sure having a decent sleep. And coffee with pastry, naturally. Finally, the 'Destroyer of tarps' box, has a check mark. I love your pleasantly bonkers 'Will do' attitude. ❤️
Just stumbled across your channel and i must say its something im grateful for. I used to do a bit of wild camping but thanks to covid im now disabled so alas no more camping out for me. Your videos are brilliant, the music, narration , views and yourself are bringing back memories and the smile ive been missing lately. Thank you ever so much.
Same for me
Good persistence! You took to heart what folks said on previous attempts. Yes, you needed that pole. Being a tent designer for a few successful companies for many years, perhaps you will appreciate tents a bit more in the future. I love tarp tents too, but generally don't try to stretch them over rocks for the reason you well know now. But small protected areas in trees do work well. Best for the future.
Yay! Congratulations. The grin on your face when you got the pole up was brilliant.
Thank you! Haha I was pretty pleased with it 😃 have a great week
I cant believe youre trying again. Good luck. With this video posted, we know youre alive at least.
I love the way you thought about the previous problems and changed things and brought additional kit. Excellent efforts on locking it down. You must have had a great sense of satisfaction.
Keep going pet ,you’re brilliant ⭐️💪🏻
Love watching your videos but do you ever go out when it’s not hammering it down ? Lol
Should've put large rocks on the ledge to the tarp from blowing everywhere. Also plying rocks creating a door covering the entry way.
Reminds me of the time I was actually stuck out on a golf course with my dog one night during to lightning, rain and floods. Got stuck next to an old stone wall surrounded by trees. Just me wind proof umbrella, golf towel and me bag. Camped on it and fell asleep. Woke up as the ground gave away to a stream it had decided to form under me. Only went out for a few hours…….. 20 hours later I managed to walk back home😂😂 Dog loved it😂😂 Love what you do……great work
Do you realise how many people have used that as a toilet?
How weird that that's what crossed your mind. You sound like someone who uses those things as a toilet.
Oh noooo😂
Probably nobody
@@everyone1813 could also be true ☺️
Prolly washed away now though 😂
Hi luv, you do realise that little building is used as a public toilet, especially the corners…. Sorry
It's hard to believe someone spent that much time building that stone structure to just use it as a public bathroom.
Its the truth...
Brilliant. Last time I was near it, it was on Ulva, off Mull. A pleasant day, a walk up. Then it fogged up. the rain started. So it's my bag and a bivvy bag. I was beside an old bothy, just the fallen stones. I got well cold, and getting out for a pee was tricky. So as dawn broke I had a brew and off to get the boat back. I was wet, tired and utterly happy.
Claire, I love your videos! You are so positive and radiate it to us!! Thanks, sister!
That was so dramatically triumphant especially with that dramatic music. 🎉It has a chariots of fire feel.
One thought of boyscout lore. DUCT TAPE! The best all around emergency repair kit in a roll!
I love your attitude of try and try again. Your perseverance pays off! Have fun and stay safe out there Claire!!
This was a real reminder of my childhood and beyond. I come from a family of wild campers. I wish i could still do this. It is so much fun!
Quite the victory! We wanted you to, the nature fairies wanted you to, & you wanted to conquer it. Well done. Seems you ate well also. You appear very happy & satisfied. Your glow is contagious! Great video. Thank you
Wow, that wind up there was brutal... even with ten tons of rocks it was almost impossible to keep the tarp on top of the stone hut. You get an A for determination. Thanks for sharing your windy adventure : )
Well done Claire! I absolutely love your videography and your sense of adventure and determination. Keep them coming!
Wow! So happy you did finally succeed. Love the defiant spirit. Well done.
I love watching your videos of you putting up your tent's and especially when you are doing it in the rain getting wetter and wetter and your lovely rainwear getting all wet and shiny, gorgeous.
Third time lucky 🍀 Good stuff. I admire your perseverance. 😊
Such an amazing woman to tolerate all that wet & windy weather & still set up the camp AND actually get some sleep. 👏👏👏
I love your videos. Thanks Claire for sharing your adventures. You are amazing. And truly inspiring. Wishing you all the best! ❤
A great lesson in Stoicism. Challenge, discomfort and perseverance builds inner strength and resilience.
Stoicism is undervalued but you’re totally right. Good call.
That’s what you call perseverance……impressive 🤙
You are so so funny! I wondered if you would have another go at the stone “house.” Saw the other two attempts and really felt sad, but now at last it’s been conquered. Congratulations and well done! Never give up. Love your sense of humor and tenacity. Dwk
You’re stubborn, I’ll give you that😂. I was almost expecting a failure followed by round four; you vs. the stone hut. Good job. 👍
G'Day to you again! Well done you,I knew you would do it, I loved your Beaming Smiles of Success, proud of you, brings back a lot of Memories of Bush Camping here in OZ, looking forward to your next adventure !
Fantastic effort and plenty of tenacity & perseverance. Quite magical in its own way.
This feels like closure based on the other two attempts. So buzzed that you cracked it - while I'm don't think I'm as brave as you, you have inspired me to do lots!
Love this, so cool camping in the rain, miss Dartmouth and the Brecon Beacons and that lovely weather 🤣🤦♂️ Can't wait to watch more of your camping experiences ❤
You're damn tenacious, glad you got your night in the hut. I feel like it's not all over though, I get the feeling you'll go again with a different tarp and see what holds best and what gives you the best night's sleep. Can't wait for the next one.
Congratulations, and your determination is awesome! Thanks for sharing
Hehehe ahhhh my crazy little wild friend! Stubborn?! You?! Noooooooo! 🤣😂🤣😂 Congratulations on your third attempt being a complete success, your poor lil tarp though will never be the same again 🤣😂🤣 🩷💜🩵
Admire anyone that has determination. Congratulations on conquering the night there 🤗💜✌️
I admire your courage and persistence. Fantastic!
You're absolutely amazingly, determined woman. Glad it worked this time. Well done Claire
This is really the hardest rain I‘ve ever seen in a shelter-overnighter video. Great video!
Your determination to overcome adversity is good to watch. Your tenacity is truly commendable. Well done.
Wow, I live in wales, the weather up there in Scotland is something else! You’re a brave one dear, I’ll give you that! 👍
What a great job you have done , really great. 😊❤. Very brave Linda
A bit of extra flappage 😂 Never thought I'd hear such a phrase!
Hello Claire.. You and Karen have made me realise that there is something missing. Had meeting with doctor today and she has told me my health has to come first. I follow you both when your out on your adventure,s. I miss the freedom and nights away from the norm. My life will not be normal but is hall carry on with cooking out and foraging as i have someone to go with. I have a story to tell but not in here as others may read it. Carry on with your adventures and i shall always watch what video,s you put up. Your both a breath of fresh air and i wish you both well. Best wishes and travel free across our beautiful land of hills, valleys and mountains. The places that God gave us,,, Best wishes Mick,,, Chef-on-the-wild-side... X
I did not see your first two videos about this hut, but this one paid off for you in your hard work. The next few times you go, bring a file with you so you can file the edges of the rocks to make them rounded and smooth and to prevent your tarp from ripping. After that, you can work on building a permanent strong roof made out of logs and thatch. There are a plethora of videos here on KZhead teaching how to accomplish that. From there, you can work on adding rooms.
Looks like a nice place to visit in the summer to prepare for an outing. Leave the floor pretty smooth for next visit. Maybe leave another tarp.
Fantastic Claire! I was going to say take some 4x2 next time but I see akilby8022 beat me to it! Love your resolve, tenacity and ambition. Like that Scottish dude with the spider 🕷. Love it x
Looking forward to a luxury campo.u.t. and enjoying the bad weather!
Awsome job ! Your persistence and hard work paid of so happy for you
I love this lass and her brave videos ...well done and thank you .
Brilliant.. I love that, you were never going to get beat by that 😊 Love the videos, that's superb that.
In these temperatures and almost continuous rain you are doing staggeringly well.Makes me want to get up St. .Catherine's Hill wood ,Dorset with my bivi bag enveloped by my two man tent without poles.Its more snug that way.Its the sheer sense of freedom.Keep up your fine videos. All the best David.
Saturday, March 02nd: Third time is a charm. Thanks for sharing! Happy Trails! Ross08
Great storytelling, great music choice. The outro feels like the end of an epic fight against the evil. And the good survived ...
Congratulations! This is such a win. If you want to do it, I'd love to see another video of you camping there on a nice, quiet summer day and make it as cozy as possible. PS. Personally I prefer length of 20+ minutes for your videos. Thank you for creating!
A BIG thumbs up from rainy side of Washington State.
Glad it finally worked for you. Congrats on your success
Fair play Claire 👏👏3rd time to crack the nemesis hut , the weather on all three were awful. Massive respect for getting back out to overcome the hut . Nice to see mr robin make an appearance. 👌👍
You really are a wild bear. I bet it feels great when your plan comes together . Never giv3 up and have more trying adventures.& win them all..
I would love to see and i think it would be interesting, you trying to use the supposedly easy and quick way of "building a tarp" with pallet wrapping clear or black whatever you prefer on that stone hut, obviously with possibly similar weather you had it in this wideo, just because it might be a bit challenging 😀 also it would be possible to make a doorway with few branches and that clear wrap I think 🤔
Very inspiring! I'm taking on lots of new challenges at the moment and your message of persistence is awesome!
Well done for your perseverance! Fair play to you 😊
Almost need to get you and some friends to hike up there with some wooden poles and make a proper roof! 😂 Nice work staying dry in that deluge! I love the sound of rain on a tent or tarp. Especially if I’m safely warm and dry…
Beautiful English weather.
Hello Claire, I liked what you did in this video from your last attempt. ! You are on the right track. If you had 12 individual socks you could fill them with rocks and place them evenly around the top of the walls. Heavy enough to stay where you place them and they would be the only contact between your tarp and the top of the wall. Tighten the guy lines accordingly and this will pin the tarp to the sock covered rocks keeping them in place and not letting them contact the sharp rocks. The pole was definitely a great idea as it kept the tarp more taught. Love the adventure , you never disappoint . !
Choosing one of the longest night's you did yourself proud, I admire your determination, and congratulations on getting some sleep and not having to pack up and navigate in the dark like arlier attempts.
just came across your channel today and so grateful this update was already uploaded so i can see the entire saga start to finish
Well done, persistence paid off and you finally conquered the stone hut camping out, it was the most atrocious weather this time but you did it and the smile on your face shows your pleased, well done.