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A really lovely video. I thought the vertical pano was really effective. I must have a try myself when I go to Lewis and Harris in a couple of weeks.

Nice images and video David, thank you for posting. I think that the vertical pano worked quite well. Cheers.

Great photos, early Autumn colours looking ideal, especially with the Rowan berries. I've walked down that path once but after a long day and didn't take any photos. A tilt shift lens is great for panos (vertical and horizontal) - only problem is they're chuffin' expensive!

My favorite conditions for waterfall photography. Mostly cloudy or overcast. I will shoot taller falls in a vertical or "vertorama" if the surrounding area is not so interesting.Thanks for sharing

Lovely video and and shots thank you sir the best to you and yours.

Nice them limey lovely shots 😊

Great video. Bit sketchy though at the end there! Cheers mate!

Absolutely fantastic 👏👏👏 i camp at rukins regularly and have many videos and pictures of all the waterfalls here

That was a grand day out! Made me think about the amount of gear to take for trips where I'm walking long distances or steep climbs. Tendency to take too many lenses just in case then never use half of them..... and the weight can become very significant😆. Great ridge walking up there and there's nothing wrong with resting your eyes for a while in conditions like that. I thought that the pano composition with the drystone wall at 0930 looked really good.

You missed the iconic Tommy statue literally 200 yards from where you were

I have to say that when you outlined your intended route in your intro, I was immediately struck by the enormity of the task - not least because it included walking practically the length of Ennerdale (and back) as well. No disrespect, but that would be a real schlep for a twenty-year old. Great effort though, and lovely images again.

Nice views from up there. Thanks for sharing

That was a fair old walk and I think that you did well with the light conditions. One thing that I've learnt being a solo walker is to know your limits - you can have a goal but pushing on regardless is not a good thing. It's always better to get down and give a go another day. Great to see you back on your home ground. Thanks for the video.

Of the four pillbox and castle images I think that I prefer the first one. I agree with you about height, even raising or lowering your tripod by just one section can have a dramatic effect on your image. When I look for the best spot to take an image from I try to also vary the height at which I am looking. Thanks for the video.

Nice video and images David especially that first one of the stack. Thanks for the upload.

Looks like a nice little area for a mooch around. Thanks for the videi.

Always nice to see a different perspective David. Thanks.

Some lovely images David from a lovely place. One of my favourite places especially in autumn, in fact my current desktop background image is an autumnal images taken from above the larger of the two reservoirs. It's a little bit more popular now with photographers since the advent of vlogging I think. Thanks for the video. Cheers.

Fantastic 😊

Great video and advice 🙂👍

Very enjoyable and informative. The WW2 Bunker and Castle tells a story of a defensive position, well done. Keep up the good work.

Nice images limey I was up there on Thursday last at seaham wheels unfortunately the tide was coming in pritty fast iam going back this Thursday to get them 😊

The dog walkers are better off letting the dog shite on the edge of the path and flicking it away so that it can rot rather than putting it in a bag then leaving it hanging off a branch or fence so that it does not rot so easily and the bag looks unsightly hanging there, maybe they think putting it in a bag makes them environmentally friendly and that a shite fairy comes and takes it away and why do peple throw their plastic drink bottles on the ground as the bottle weighs next to nothing when it is empty, it,s a lot heavier to carry when it is full so you would think they would have the strength to carry it back to the car etc and then they could dispose of the item in in the bin, remember mum or dad are not always there to clear up after you and would be more proud of you if they knew you was doing your bit to keep this country of ours cleaner. Better still take it in a reusable container, saving on the waste. You go to enjoy the walk and scenery so leaving no waste means that when you go back, it will still look as nice and not an eyesore with rubbish everywhere.

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Another enjoyable video David thank you - your timing is very good for me as I will be spending a few days in Berwick from West Yorkshire in 2 weeks. Looking forward to your Dunstanberg shots.

It would have been to see a pic of admiral collingwood statue looking out to sea new subscriber

Hi 👋 Good to bump into you at Craster this evening. Good luck tomorrow

Thank you for that great video! Greetings from the German Northsea Coast.

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Couple of nice images from the beach. You don’t see too many of the rock stack because I think people just concentrate on the wheels at that location. Nice use of a longer focal length too when photographing the wheels, just a little bit different and I think it worked out well; the ones after breakfast I think were better with the higher water level.

Those boulders take some navigating to get on the beach. I was surprised you did not photograph Tommy. I liked the stardust shot. You can get great images from both sides at dunstanburgh. Turner's view from the Craster side and the death rocks at the other side

I thought at first you said "whales" , but it was wheels. Quite photogenic wheels they were. 😀

Lovely waterfalls limey and the bothy 😊

So very inspiring. Thanks! You have my subscription :)

Very enjoyable sir. Nice images.

Great video. Thanks for shring. 👍28

Another great video, love to water pictures.

I have to agree with the previous comment and feel that the opportunity to include more of the red berry tree was missed. For me, blurry waterfall shots can become a tad 'samey'. Just my two-penneth.

Too bad you couldn't incorporate the wonderful red berry tree into the composition in some way. It was a lovely looking tree.

just discovered your channel and i love the passion and dedication u put into your work. cheers from singapore.

Looked like Lava flowing down the hill.

Well limey I like your music 🎶 spot on your photos are amazing lovely video's of lingmoor fell nice stuff 👍

The Heather is really beautiful over there. Thanks for sharing

Hello from Cleveland Ohio thank you for the journey

Great story and images David. I think that I prefer the second image with the longer exposure. I witnessed the event a few years ago viewing from the near the Theater by the Lake and it was pretty impressive. Cheers.

Nice images David. In the past I have had some great and colourful sunsets in May when I always used to have a week in the Lakes. But with the British weather it's always a gamble. Cheers.

Nice shots limey lovely cloud formation bit windy up there lovely photos 📸 😊

Never heard of this before. I really like your final image too!

Nice video David

very nice light show thanks for sharing