Wet Night in Survival Shelter with No Sleeping Bag • Hiker Preparedness

Oh Hello Wild Ones! Hope you're all good and thanks for stopping by our lil video 🙂 Frank has his own playlist now, so if you're into watching a slightly miffed blow up doll being dragged around the mountains, this one's for you: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnQBWkoyqKjHaUtjydt3tzf… STAY FLOOFY 💚

Imagine someone walking by and saw you with Frank. 😳😳😳😶😶😶😂.

Imagine walking past someone in the country with an inflatable doll.🤣🤣🤣

Frank's arm! I spit my tea out!!! 🤣

The blowup doll cracked me up! My dear, you do the things we often only think about doing. Thanks forever for being you.

These emergency bothy bags really are life savers, we use them frequently to keep the elements off people that have had accidents. Sometimes just a case of holding them over to keep the sun off, other times you find yourself in there with the casualty, dog and a couple of people trying to work around in a super small area. For the size and weight always worth having one in the bag

Haha imagine if anyone walked past you with Frank strapped to your back, they would think you must have got lost on a Hen Weekend.

Claire - on behalf of all the Franks of the WildWorld, we than you for always having the foresight of what "could" possibly happen, and for that, you bringing your "girlie stuff bag".:face-turquoise-covering-eyes:

5 seconds into the video and you are scolding an inflatable doll.

I suffer from cold intolerance due to a chronic illness. On a temperate day in June, I was seated in the drawing room with the windows open when I felt a familiar headache. Within ten minutes, my core temperature dropped from 36°C to 33°C, causing severe shivering. I quickly donned my bespoke 18-tog coat but still needed my survival tent for full-body warmth. After securing the dogs, I crawled into the tent and called an ambulance. At the hospital, it took four hours for my temperature to normalize. My consultant said I had suffered from severe hypothermia and that the tent saved my life. These tents, typically used for camping and hiking, are lifesavers at home for individuals like myself with cold intolerance

Imagine being on a hike and you see a cheery girl with a camera and a blow up doll on a lead... the mind runs wild.

Hit me with the clair de lune and I stopped paying attention and shut my eyes. Absolute bliss song

Poor Frank, you had him up all night 😂

Frank takes you to the nicest places. What a gentleman.

Love seeing Frank strapped to the backpack at the end. His dignity is a small price to pay for such mirth. Thank you, Frank.

Wonderfully nuts, Claire. Love it. My regards to Frank.

You’re one crazy girl, I absolutely love what you’re doing for the sake of science and safety 😂😂 Frank looked happy too 😂

And Frank was having a better nights camping than most of us!

Hello, Claire! Always great to see another video!

Frank had a glorious time in the shelter.