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WoW! That’s Awesome And Breathtaking Adventure! I Loved it! 🤩❤️✨

Looks like a great trip. I’ve cycled over that ‘rubber bridge’ heading out of Darlington many times. It certainly saps your energy 😂What name do you go under on your Strava account? I’d like to read your trip reports on there, too 👍

What a route through the Pennines Mick 😃 that ride from Alston to BC is one of my favourites 🥰 A grand tour! See you soon and I have to ask… did you get a new sleeping bag yet? 😂😉

Chapeau Mick 💪 I've enjoyed these three videos of yours. That was tough cycling over the Pennines. I trust your eyesight was OK while visiting Barnard Castle 😉That app seems great and took you through some lovely villages and countryside missing the main roads. What was your total distance cycled Mick?

Thanks Mick for sharing your latest tour. Very enjoyable and glad you are back home again safely. Take care always, Michael

Yeah that climb back over from Lochranza is a killer but great to freewheel down the other side. And you did well to get off Arran when you did Mick, you could have been stuck there for a few days! The seafronts at Ardrossan and Saltcoats (always shown on the TV when there's a storm!) are two of our local dog walks...but not on that day. That's quite some climbing you did on this leg, I guess it just gets steeper up to Alston? New sub 👍

Lovely to see John & Florence Mick. Lovely coastline along Ayrshire, lovely villages. Astoundingly atrocious weather at Ardrossan, I had no idea the storms were so appalling. Good choice! Hope the next leg wasn’t too wet 🤞

Excellent Mick, I do enjoy your videos. Good to see you back on the steed.

Woolleys bakery bangs out some good gear eh? 😋Chapeau for cycling round the south of Arran with that heavy load 💪 Look forward to the next one. ATB Ian and Meg 🙋‍♂🐶

Wahey, Mick! It didn’t rain! 🥳 Enjoyed the first 2 days, but I want to know how deep that crossing was at the beginning?! 😆 Good to see a healthy appetite in Brodick. Looking forward to the next one. Sue 😘

Fantastic to see that you are well and back on the bike Mick , take care and all the best with this trip ( I took the train to Ardrosssen this year and took the ferry across to Arran ) Cheers, Michael

Brilliant, Mick! You know how I feel about jellies 😂 They’re sure beautiful, in a scary way.. more to follow? Sue 👍

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Great camera work, thanks for posting😍

Lovely views and nice cycling. 7:12 - big woow...that landscape appearing🙂

What time of year did you travel ? (I might have asked that already on one of your earlier vids !)

Really enjoying your series of videos, can I ask what time of year you travelled ?, myself and two friends are riding the route in the first week of September, looing forward to it.....will be ensuring we have some decent wet weather gear !

Cant beat the benefits of an endless pool 👌

Really interesting Mick 🤔 Most especially (for me anyway) the dropping shoulder, I suspect that might be my problem too. Thanks for the tips, I may well give it a try too. See you soon outside in the lakes when it gets a bit warmer. 👍 Sue

Hi Mick, it was great having you in the Endless Pool, you were great and I'm pleased that you enjoyed the swim session. Keep up the training and good luck with your future swims.

Looking good Mick! Hope you're keeping well? (Kev O)

thanks Mike, that was a great tour, I have to do it hopefully in the near future, great stuff from N.E.England

thanks man, I'll do it one day, looks tough going though but very rewarding, great stuff

Well done Mick please get a hard hat .

Great ride and video, Mick. Why did you not do it in summer!?

Looking forward to more hiking and cycling videos, however, new hiking boots and socks before the next hike.😉Great scenery!!!!!

Glad your shoulder’s OK Mick, however… pot noodles rather than porridge?! 😂 Never heard such noisy cows, wow you really made an impression there.. anyhow, love a good backpack. Thanks for sharing it 😍 look after those feet, a new pair of boots needed perhaps? Hope to see another hike soon 👌

You started off in my area in fact I was out this morning on the Stokesley - Northallerton circuit. thanks for the video

Hi Mick Very sorry for your loss, may he rest in peace. Great to see you back on the road. I was up in Scotland last weekend, beautiful weather for the first two days, lovely scenery, but my left knee gave up after a brutal day in the Glen. The headwinds were like nothing I have ever experienced. The day turned out to be more Hiker/ biker than riding. That's the way it goes sometimes. Again, very sorry for you loss, we will say a prayer for him and your family. Michael 🙏

Was that the luck of the Irish with your pedal 😊 Sor.ry for your loss. Maybe dedicate your next ride to your cousin. My cousin is a like a brother to me , so I know how you feel.

To be continued then Mick. Nice to join you on familiar roads. The wind has indeed been pretty strong so well done as always on your hardiness, Ellerton swim included. Until Semer Water! 😊

I've just binge watched all of these. What a great little series! I've done this route on my motorcycle and several times I thought how much I'd like to come back and do it on my bicycle. I had been planning for LE to JoG next year but I might do this first now....

here to support my friends.. thank you for sharing interesting and entertaining videos.. keep up the enthusiasm and always success for all of us

Great adventure. Did you download the route you took on your sat nav ? Or could you have done it easy enough without navigation!

hope to be able to swim at this place once ! such an incredible nature 😍

Wondrous footage Mick, beautiful! It was like watching a fascinating horror movie- I’m afraid of jellyfish but they are very pretty. I think I held my breath longer than you did 😂 First getting cozy with the stingers, then those fronds!

I want to do this on a cycle but I keep making excuses , such as my age ( just turned 52 ) etc , but then I saw you doing it ok . Great inspirational vid 👍🏻

Love your cycling videos. Can i ask you what set up are you using bike panniers etc . I've been into long-distance hikes all my life but age and stiff joints are pushing me towards bike packing . Hope you can help. Billy

Thank you for all of your videos .I know the weather was poor for you and you cycled in some torrential rain Scenery was beautiful even though the mist and rain . Thank you. Billy

I don't blame you for not wanting to ride on the A171, a very dangerous road even for cars never mind bikes. Every time I travel that road I see an accident.

Great video series, I totally enjoyed it, and what scenery, you have inspired me to do my own cycle camping trip, I hope you do some more cycling adventures as I'd love to come along for the journey once again. My god i've just realised you live near me, I live in Eston, if you fancy company on an ride let me know, I'd lov to tour wih you.

Nice one , thank you for sharing and enjoyed watching,new friend .stay connected 👍11

Good to see you - looking forward to your next video🙂

WAHEY!!! Welcome back 😁😁😁 And many thanks for the shout out!! Buttermere footage on it’s way to you soon. Well done on Coniston… the weather wasn’t like Buttermere. That must have been tough 👍 Catch y’later 😁

Looking forward to seeing the return of your vlogs 👍

Mate, you’ve made the best NC500 video on UA-cam. Awesome, keep up the great work!!!

Mick, your first stop was river Conon. How do I know? I crashed my car straight across the river from your tent on Friday the thirteenth of April, 1973. Won't forget that in a hurry

Hi just completed NC500 on same set up as yourself only difference I turned back at John O Groats and came down A897 to Kimbrace and cut over towards Syre and Altnaharra, loved watching your videos loved the whole trio, looking forward to replacing some if your other trips. Thanks Steven 😊 Thomson

Hi mick loved watching this adventure stunning can I ask what model of genesis bike are you using ? definitely looks a hardy steed thanks for sharing stay safe...colin 🚴‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻☀️🏕🔥

Amazing effort, well done. I noticed you stopped using your GPS after day one, is that because its well sign posted?