I realize it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?

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Jim Bowling Thank you so very much Jim. Be well and take care. S&H - Luke

Anthony Simes Thank you very much Anthony. S&H - Luke

fangfour Thank you Fangfour. S&H - Luke

Teds Outdoors HoodCraft Survival Thank you very much Ted. S&H - Luke

James Winans Thank you very much James. S&H - Luke

laurellielee Thank you so very much. S&H - Luke

I have the AR 55 pack, also primarily a multi-day climb design. Pared down, in this case to 1 bottle bucket which can safely accommodate 2, 3/4 litre bottles, on the left side. With a pair of add-on hip belt pockets it makes a decent trek pack, large enough to extend the distance between re-supplies when needed, but compact enough to give no encouragement to packing too many nice-to-haves. Thankfully, there's no fancy-pants mesh on the outside, a widespread and popular design feature (failure) that does not impress me. The idea is promoted that mesh pockets are good for drying tents, fly's etc, which is utter nonsense, unless you are prepared to remove your pack, unpack whatever you are drying, re-fold to expose another square foot of saturated fabric, repack and continue. How many times a day will you need to do that. It'll really help your schedule when you are trying to complete that section hike in whatever limited time your workaday life will let you have, won't it? Good luck with that folks, so just shake off the excess, shove it in the outside pocket, crack on and forget the nonsense about drying it out. What does it matter anyway? Flysheets are supposed to get wet aren't they? Pack makers like it because mesh is cheaper than Xpac, Raptor, Dyneema grid210 etc. Saves a few grams too which in the obsessive world of uber uber ultralight is a big selling point, but is that small saving worth sacrificing reliable stowage? I think not. Mesh is useful for gear lofts, fishing nets butterfly nets etc but is better suited to clothing the nether end of the female form than the rough life of a pack. So if any pack designers get to read this, please give thought to knocking this piece of silliness on the head and returning to solid fabric pockets which are not only durable but also allow reliable closure. Ok, rant over. My excuse is that you were using the slightly smaller version of the more or less same pack as mine. Thanks for another great vid, I'm looking forward to many more. You help put a shine on the grey wet dreariness of a late autumn day in England, when the cold clings and as some of you on your side of the big water say, you wear the air. Good luck, stay safe, n God bless.

k dawg Thank you very much k-dawg. S&H - Luke

flyguitarnihad Awesome! Thank you for letting us know. S&H - Luke

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strpl2 Thank you very much. S&H - Luke

MuvoTX We're glad that you enjoyed it. S&H - Luke

Erick T You are very welcome my friend S&H - Luke

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joshua12345676 Thank you very much Joshua! The next overnight adventure is going to be a Bushcraft trip and then a vehicle camp! Both are going to be awesome! - Luke

Wan Dagner Thank you very much Wan. Have a terrific Day. S&H - Luke

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an0ma133 Take care of yourself my friend. S&H - Luke

PAUL WOOLRICH Thank you very much Paul. - Luke

BDMOutdoors The pleasure was all ours my friend. Take care of yourself! S&H - Luke

Dean Williams You got it! S&H - Luke

Andrew T. The Shangri-la tent looks awesome. Hasn't been in your videos for a while. Nice to see it again.

TonKa Denali That trip was a lot of fun. Cheers. - Luke

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jamie thomas Thank you very much Jamie. S&H - Luke

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Timothy Roy That was such a fun trip. Can't wait for the next one. S&H - Luke

Can't wait to watch the next one.

Eddie Ayala Let's go together Eddie! S&H - Luke

I wish lol

Nikola dermendzhiev The preview of the Osprey pack is up now. S&H - Luke

Common Sense Camper Thank you very much. S&H - Luke