Dave Atter turned his hobby for wild camping into a profession after losing his job left him in dire straits last year.
A man is attempting to walk from Bristol to John O'Groats with his dog solely by wild camping after losing his job in a life-changing moment.
In a new challenge starting on May 20, he will live blog hiking over 600 miles with his dog Niko, living only in the wild and foraging for food. Dave is also breaking trends with his dog Niko, who is a chow chow, known for being a very lazy breed that are normally not physically able."Since he was a puppy he's wanted to be out and about," Dave added. "He's nine years old now but people think he's only two as he's got so much energy.
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