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Quinag Summit Camp

Summit camping on the ridge of Quinag in mid-November, including rainbows, the milky way, and awesome views! If you like my work and are a regular viewer please consider becoming a patron: https://buymeacoffee.com/middleofnowhere Thanks! Music tracks featured in this video are: ‘Imminent’, by Ron Gelinas ‘Steps’ by Alex Productions ‘Adrift' by Hayden Folker ‘Leaving’ by Aerohead Other channel referred to in the video:    / @ontheadventuretrails-scotl9389   Other videos of mine mentioned: Eileen Mor, Enard Bay:    • Camping on offshore Islands of Northw...   The Fiddler:    • Climbing & photographing 'The Fiddler'   Loch Beannach:    • Atlantic rainforest on Islands in a F...   Isle of Lewis (eclipse anniversary):    • Across the boggy Isle of Lewis   Ankle & Meall Horn:    • Arkle & Meall Horn wild swimming and ...   CAMERA EQUIPMENT USED IN THIS VIDEO: GoPro Hero 8 black: https://expertphotography.com/gopro-h... Iphone 13 pro: https://www.apple.com/by/iphone-13-pro/ DJI Mavic Pro: https://www.dji.com/uk/support/produc... Boya BY-V20 Wireless Microphone: https://www.boya-mic.com/product/by-v20 Canon Eos 5D Mk III with 24-105mm lens: https://www.canon.co.uk/for_home/prod... Slik Sprint pro tripod (2015 version): http://slik.com/products/sprint-pro-i... SOME CAMPING/OUTDOOR KIT USED: Terra Nova Quasar tent: https://www.terra-nova.co.uk/products... Therm-a-rest neo-air x-lite: https://www.thermarest.com/ie/sleepin... Mountain Equipment Xero 350 ultralight down sleeping bag Mountain Equipment Glacier 700 four season sleeping bag Rab Neutrino winter down jacket (2008) Delorme (now owned by Garmin) Inreach Satellite text message handset: https://discover.garmin.com/en-GB/inr... Jetboil Zip stove: https://www.jetboil.co.uk/products/zi... OTHER PLACES TO SEE MY PHOTOGRAPHY/ADVENTURES: Website: https://www.middleofnowherephotos.com Instagram:   / fearguscooney   Facebook:   / feargusc   About Me: Hi and thanks for checking out my videos! I’m Feargus Cooney, a photographer and amateur explorer who has been disappearing into the wilderness for most of my life. It’s my passion and my salvation from the stresses of everyday life. The main aim of my excursions/expeditions is to explore the relatively (and occasionally completely) unknown if I can - to get off the beaten path in some way and bring back photography of nature and wilderness. I’ve been filming my adventures since 1999, though am only a recent addition to using YouTube as a way of getting the experiences out there. During the COVID-19 pandemic my wife and I made the decision it was time to escape the stress of living far from any real wilderness and moved to northern Scotland, and that’s where most of these videos take place. It’s not as pure and unspoilt as some wilderness areas around the world but it can certainly be remote and wild. I also head off into more ‘pure’ wilderness around the world once or twice a year, and will occasionally add videos from my archive of trips I did in the past where the quality is high enough. Scotland has made a world of difference to my mental health. The space - and right - to roam here, along with a healthier attitude to freedom of access to nature than I’ve come across in most places I’ve lived has made entering this phase of my life a truly transformative one, raising me out of persistent cycles of depression and stress that have plagued most of my adult life. I’m passionate about nature and the wilderness and always have been, and I hope to share some of that passion with you. BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS! A WORD OF CAUTION: My videos cover experiences I have had and are not to be taken as guides or recommendations without proper training and experience. I’ve been spending time in the wilderness camping wild and doing the various activities I show for many years, and have made plenty of mistakes while refining my experience and wisdom, some of which could have been very serious. Please seek appropriate training or go with someone more experienced than you before trying risky activities. 00:00 Introduction 00:41 Climbing the Mountain 03:47 Night on the summit ridge 07:07 Dawn and early morning photography 10:27 Enjoying the fine weather on top 14:20 Descending from the mountain 15:58 Discussing the mountain and closing words