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Camping Perfection - Winter Adventure in the Mountains - Campfire and Tunnel Tent

Ever wish you could just escape the stress of life and head into the mountains all alone? Join me, and my dog Indi, as we hike up the North Temple Valley, in the South Island of New Zealand, and find a remote spot to camp out for the night. We follow the Huxley River up the valley and catch a glimpse of the breath taking cirque covered in snow. It is the middle of winter and so I light a campfire and cook a delicious dinner over the fire, after gathering firewood and walking to fetch water. Rain starts to fall lightly shortly after we arrive, and I get to enjoy falling asleep to the sound of rain on the tent. This was a beautifully relaxing trip into nature, and helped me to reset for the week ahead. I hope you will enjoy coming along and connecting with the authentic experience of a night outdoors. This was night two of a two night trip into this area, so don't forget to check out my previous video for a camp in heavy rain my a large inflating hot tent. Thanks, Cathy (and Indi) ----- CHANNEL MEMBERSHIP Feel free to check it out here:    / @adventureot   ----- WANT TO SUPPORT THE CHANNEL? If you'd like to send an extra special 'thanks' to Indi and I, either check out: Buy Me A Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/adventureot or Click on the You Tube 'Thanks' button underneath the video ------ SOCIAL MEDIA You can follow AdventureOT on Instagram #adventure__ot ----- GEAR USED ON THIS TRIP Pump - Flextail Max 3v - this was used in this video as the light hanging above Indi in the tent, but I also used it to inflate my air mattress and to stoke the fire (check out this link if you wish to support AdventureOT through an affiliate link and receive 15% off your purchase by including Cathy15 in the discount box at checkout: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=268391... Tent - Pomoly OpenVista Hot Tent Tarp - Rab SILTarp 1 Feel free to leave a note in the comments section if you want to know about any other gear I use in this video.