Solo winter summit camp with heavy SNOW! How do I keep warm?

Join me as I head out on a solo winter summit wildcamp in the Lake District. My original plan to join Dan in Wales was cancelled last minute, so I had to quickly come up with a second plan. I decided to re visit Great Mell Fell, but ascend from the opposite side to my previous camp. Heavy snow and 35 mph winds were forecast, so I packed appropriately and headed out. Starting the ascent it was -1 Celsius, no snow on the ground, but plenty visible on the tops, however my destination was shrouded in mist. The acsent was a steep one, and on nearing the top there was a good coating of snow. I quickly set up the Tarptent Scarp 1 Ultra and get inside to keep warm. Throughout this video I share my tips on keeping warm whilst winter camping. I enjoy my evening meal, and get my head down early. I wake up at 3 am to a vestibule full of snow, and snow ontop of my inner mesh due to spindrift! As there was nothing I could do about it i went back to sleep until 6 am, when I get up to have breakfast, which was a struggle with more and more snow entering the tent. Eventually I pack up and head home after descending through deep snow. I hope you all enjoy, atb Paul 🙏🏕🏕🏕😁 #camping #snow #winter #wintercamping #cold