Please help me fully understand the Jungle route.

Ok, so, as a Jungler, (skipping starter items) I start the game by heading over to the mid buff camp on the side of the short lane, which the solo laner should be helping with. Then we both head over to his buff camp and take that. After that I go help his lane for a short while, securing a kill if possible but it's not a priority. This is where it becomes cloudy... After that I could head to mid lane if there's chance of a gank leading to a kill. Clear the mid harpies on both sides if available. By this time I'll have enough for an item so head back, also grabbing a ward. On the way back to Jungle I clear the harpies closest to our base. Then rotate around the camps when they become available, ganking when possible.

I'm fully aware that some of this may be wrong, or the route may changed depending on what's happening in the game. I also apologize for another Jungle thread. I watch quite a few streams but I just can't seem to take in the route when I watch, not sure why. It's easier if it's written down and then I can learn it. Jungle looks like an awesome role for me, so I'm determined to learn it.

Hello there and I understand your confusion to jungling.

Depending on where the solo lane is(left or right) I have a different route and I have a different build. If the solo lane is on the left, I don't get mid camp w/ mid and solo but instead get speed and blue buff(speed for me blue for solo). If the solo lane is on the right side, I help clear the right mid camp w/mid and solo then hog damage buff and then get blue buff for solo. Then I lane with the solo laner on whichever side it is on until I'm level 3/4. If there is an easy gank, I go for that next or I go get the furies on the same side of the jungle. Then I go to the opposite side get those furies, next try to get one of the mid furies and gank mid. Then I b and continue jungling getting speed buff and ganking wherever needed.

Jungle map down below. White is solo lane on right side, purple is solo lane on left.

Very helpful post. Thank you.