好像 вроде All of these boys! someone thanking! we��디 no Bruce слэnn Bruce condensed Bruce condensed Bruce condensed Okay so I'm outfit And to me, while camping, it's all about wilding ourselves again. You know, as humans we've become so disconnected from nature, and what it really means to be the animals that we are. And you know, when you're out in the elements, that's when we have that chance to remember that stuff. And so, you know, to have this one place, this last place, and England where that's legal, it's crucial that we keep that. It makes me really emotional to think about it, you know. It's important to have that all my life camping on Dartmoor. And then the family now coming up, it's really important for them that we had the opportunity to wild camping on Dartmoor. They've recently done five days walking to Altmoor to Northmoor. So, about the right to camp wild, we would just be able to do that to come up and camp whenever we want on the moor in these wild spots. So, they might want to say something about how that is. Yeah, what did you have fun? What was it like? Well, well, well camping on Dartmoor has always been fun for me. I've always liked going out there and sleeping in town. Yeah, it's been quite special really. There's absolutely nothing like it, you're on your own. There's no one around. The silent is incredible. And it just heals you. All I can say really. As a kid, I grew up in Devon as well. And one of my most precious memories is going wild camping with my dad. We tracked the river Dart up to its source. And being able to just have this sense of freedom to be able to just park up and just go and walk and follow where we were going and follow the maps and learn the skills of the land and being able to identify wild plants and stuff. And then just being able to stop and camp like where we were and make camp on the night. It just gave me a real sense of freedom and a sense of belonging. And the land whispers, don't be a stranger. And a resistible cold to come home. Do you know what the ring swear and a legend? Renew an old contract wrong. I felt in my heart a graveyour name. Leave a life so beholden to time. So I pattern my promise to face the uncertain. To attend to lost land. And line lines. Seven miles I will walk so uncertain. Seven miles I will walk in the light. Seven miles in control of all morning. Seven more unquestionably right. And the stars, my heart will be empty. Some miles I will range and not cry. Seven miles I will crawl like a mother, cause baby. But the last mile I will take is the sky. I will make his pathways my companions. Be witness by what cannot be seen. Be peregrine, be passionate. Be tiny, be vassal. Be as soft as green moss and be free. Woo! Bravo!