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Mushrooms pay for supper in Haze Outdoors' rainy camp

An autumn outing trades a woodland harvest for pub food before a Yorkshire moorland camp and a decision to ease off heavy packs.

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Haze Outdoors Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Solo Camping in Heavy Rain - I Can't Do This Anymore

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0:42Hazy gathers and cleans hedgehog mushrooms in the woods.
2:08He exchanges his mushroom harvest at The Abbey Inn for takeaway burgers and fries.
5:16Crossing the moor, he describes persistent back pain and an awaited MRI.
18:39Outside the tent, he cooks venison on a small stove, adding foraged mushrooms shortly afterwards.
23:23Heavy rain keeps him awake during the night.
27:21He explains why he plans to set heavy-pack camping aside and resume "My Yorkshire".

Hazy takes his mushroom harvest to The Abbey Inn and leaves with takeaway smash burgers and fries. It is an unusual stop on the way to a wild camp, and a particularly practical use for a basket of hedgehog mushrooms.

Haze Outdoors posted nothing new this week, but "Solo Camping in Heavy Rain - I Can't Do This Anymore" remains the busiest of its older uploads for daily views. The outing has reached roughly 55,000 views, following Hazy from woodland foraging to a stone ruin on the Yorkshire moors, where he pitches his Lanshan tent ahead of the rain.

The title has a concrete explanation. Hazy describes weeks of back pain and says he is awaiting an MRI. After cooking venison and foraged mushrooms, enduring a wet night and waking sore, he acknowledges that carrying heavy camping gear could be doing him more harm than good. He plans to return to his "My Yorkshire" series while he recovers.

Across the channel, daily views are running at nearly twice their usual level, although the subscriber total stayed unchanged over the week. Brute Mode Collective is having a much larger viewing week among nearby outdoors channels; Tanner Farmstead is quieter than usual.

Alongside the rainy camp, Haze Outdoors' tent-size comparison continues to draw viewers. The choice between a solo tent and extra room has particular resonance beside an outing in which the weight of the pack becomes part of the story.

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