Mike
27th July 2022, 19:49
I really enjoy Steve Wallis' videos. He's a layman camper and outdoorsman, as the thread title suggests, hardly Bear Gryllls or someone of that ilk. But that's part of his charm - he goofs up, buys the wrong equipment sometimes, is a little hokey and corny, but very accessible and fun to watch.
His camping locations are what makes the videos interesting. For instance, he might set up camp in a thatch of woods behind a Walmart, or on a tiny island in the middle of an urban lake, or behind a billboard or a roundabout, or even in his car while parked at an airport. He calls what he does "stealth camping", which is kinda funny because it makes his very basic excursions sound much more exotic than they really are. But, it is important for him to stay unnoticed and he is pretty good at it!
He's not homeless or anything. He will usually only "stealth camp" for one night, occasionally 2. He's a very regular guy, married with a furnace repair business.
I've just chosen this video arbitrarily. Typically his videos are between 20 and 30 mins long.
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His camping locations are what makes the videos interesting. For instance, he might set up camp in a thatch of woods behind a Walmart, or on a tiny island in the middle of an urban lake, or behind a billboard or a roundabout, or even in his car while parked at an airport. He calls what he does "stealth camping", which is kinda funny because it makes his very basic excursions sound much more exotic than they really are. But, it is important for him to stay unnoticed and he is pretty good at it!
He's not homeless or anything. He will usually only "stealth camp" for one night, occasionally 2. He's a very regular guy, married with a furnace repair business.
I've just chosen this video arbitrarily. Typically his videos are between 20 and 30 mins long.
y3DV8_s7lo8