Embarking on the most action packed straight line mission to date.. (Patreon)

EXCLUSIVELY FOR ALL PATREONS!Hold on to your gloves patreons, It's back.. and it's a day early just for you.You're watching the first chapter (Embarkment/Day 1) of my third attempt to cross Wales in a completely straight line, and I can assure you that this series is going to be a corker. Due to Greg's work commitments I am joined by my brother Ben this time as we try our very best to sneak, vault, barge, run, climb, paddle and hobble our way across the unforgiving topography of mid Wales for what I am desperately hoping is the third and final time.  With two failed attempts under my belt and news of other brits plotting to beat me to it, I am hungrier than ever for success.. However, it's sheep tupping season in the bramble and fern smothered hills of Powys, and despite my experience and thorough planning, failure is still on the cards.THINGS TO NOTE:-There will be speech that is too quiet or drowned out, so subtitles and good headphones are advised. -Be sure also to watch in 1440p-Finally, the thinking behind the title:   -Can't go down the "attempting to cross.." route because it doesn't warrant it and I'm     better off saving that for other big missions.  -Didn't want to go "the mission across wales attempt 3" because that underperformed on    the second welsh mission  -Decided to go for separate titles for each episode. Episode one is probably the least    strong, but the rest are better as things heat up. And no, I can't tell you how many    episodes there are just yet. If anyone has a better idea for a title, do let me know and I'll take it into consideration before tomorrow's public release. Finally finally, in my rush to get this out before Christmas, I think there's a good chance that there will be a break between episodes at some point. Nothing much, just 10 days instead of 7. something like that. It was either that or wait till after Christmas, but it's not really a proper present then is it? Thank you all so much for signing up, supporting me and helping to make these missions that bit more worthwhile.