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You don't actually go up to corn Dee you take a right to the other side then turn left at the path

Sucked going up double sucked going down

Jacob’s ladder up is hard dude especially with KMs under your belt and weight on your back! The horseshoe anticlockwise is unreal, did it last weekend and my quads are still suffering on Thursday (Sunday run out) you smashed it!

Oh yeah that's a great laugh

SAS are the best of the best, bar none. However, for braveness in combat, The Gurkas are supreme.

Try being a Sherpa, softies!

Good luck sir

Easy walk. Try to find out how men escaping from ukraine war through the Carpatian mountains 80 km in 10+ days

would you have been able to use runners gels to help you bring up your energy levels if there is another attempt?

Well done mate, it's not the time it's the completion... Heads up you don't have to go all the way up Corn Du (pronounced Corn Dee in Welsh, it means Black Horn) you take a right and skirt around, path is quite easy to see (also come back this way). This could have saved you a bit as the last stretch up the horn is a lung burner... On way down the Fan move to the left and it's a lot easier under foot and more or less straight down (although frowned upon due to erosion). Jog the downhills and as much of flat as possible, tab as fast as you can when not jogging. On way back up fan try zig zagging up on left side opposite side you went down. If you are after that timing don't stop for narration/showing route (understand it's a YT video maybe a time lapse with dub over?) and I think you will bag it no dramas... P.S. There is no substitute for time under weight doing hill reps/flights of stairs, bananas and simple sugars/carbs are your friend... ;)

Great effort mate, different training needed for that like you say the added weight makes huge difference as at 16 to 17st myself I get it 🤦‍♂️Did Ben Nevis first week in October with extra weight in ruck sack made hell of a difference legs totally cramped up at about 1000m kept on after recovery completed but learned so much. Did Snowdon in July daughters 60th birthday present ended up doing that twice in 3 days absolutely different level level though to Big Ben as you know 17:59 🥴 Ps like you I’m up South Downs twice per week from Arundel up around Bignor etc did it yesterday Whiteways to just past Duncton a circuit back got 1700ft of climb in 12 miles but like you say no comparison to those bloody mountains!!! Literally said to mate yesterday need to do the fan dance as last did it early eighties when in the forces myself hated it then !!!

Love that! When I took my dad there, there was an organised event doing the fan dance (called 'First In' Events). I've being toying with the idea ever since. Smashed it on this attempt though! How was the extra weight? Not done any walking with any real weight since we were kids. Will have to give it a test next time I'm on the hills.

Half way point was alot further away than I thought it was. Fab effort !

Great video mate, gorgeous scenery! (Also, you know you've got a typo on your thumbnail?).

Excellent! Looks like a great route. I inadvertently did the Mickledore Route the first time I did Scafell. Great bit of steep, hands on the ground scrambling up scree.

Corridor Route is a great route. My favourite way to get up Scafell Pike is via Piers Gill. I’ve got a vid on that way from Wasdale Head to meeting the Corridor Route. Oh, even us “trained navigators” get ‘locationally challenged’ sometimes! Just noticed your Tryfan vid, so gonna have a look at that. We did South Ridge earlier this year.

Quality stuff dude. Well done on Crib Goch 👍

Lol I just saw the green car with your UA-cam channel on it! 😂😂

Beautiful 🤩 Just like my Tatra Mountains in Poland 🇵🇱👍

Looks beautiful 😁👍 Like my Tatra Mountains in Poland🤩 How long takes you to get there From where you starting? How high is this pick? Is there any nearby place for night like B&B?

I just saw you in the uk

Snowdon in Wales, Great Britain ?

Looks a bit sketchy, certainly for someone like me who doesn't manage exposure too well 😅 Beautiful though, thanks for sharing 🫡

Yep, Crib Goch is a fat no from me! 😂 Cracking vid mate!

Yeah bristly ridge is way more technical and “bum clenching” than people make out. I think because the focus is on Tryfan we overlook the absolute lunacy of bristly ridge lol satams gully is fun though

this is my second comment to you, I've just watched your three peaks challenge, very well done, you must be so fit,,can you remember me, I'm the 78 yr old, I'm climbing ben Nevis next week, weather permitting,

Great job. I've climbed a few mountains in the last few years including Snowdon, Catbells, Stac Pollaidh and others but there's no way I could do what you've done now I'm 61 with a dodgy back and hip, much as I'd like to. I've been up Nevis Range, but have no desire to grind out an 8 hour walk up the mighty Ben. I'd rather cherry pick those beauties, where you get the most bang for your buck. Haystacks, Suilven, An Teallach, and Liathach in Torridon are on my radar! From your perspective, unless you decide to do another crazy challenge, you can now select wherever you want to climb and take your time enjoying the views, as you did on your first walk up Nevis. I wish I had done more when I was your age, but I was so obsessed with playing football that I didn't allow time for anything else! I look forward to your next adventure!

The Wasdale route you took is the shortest but there are much nicer ways to do Scafell Pike. Seathwaite to Sprinkling Tarn and Esk Hause is a fine route but the most dramatic way would be from upper eskdale. If you want to avoid the hordes then Scafell is a better bet via Lord's Rake and the west wall traverse. Just my opinion but the route everyone uses from Wasdale is just a bit of a plod and there are more entertaining routes available.

That's insane! Surprised how deep it was when it was flooded. Don't know why but only really expected maybe ankle/knee depth.

I have been following your channel for a couple of weeks now so totally missed the real time progress but have caught up completely now. Congratulations on completing the challenge, I have done all three myself by the "normal" and more interesting routes but not as one challenge. For future walks there is some great stuff in the Peak District, plenty of easy scrambling and even one mountain (Kinder Scout, 635m). Great channel, looking forward to following your further adventures.

I came down that Hollow Stones route age 69. Horrible when wet. Ascended via the Lingmell Beck up to Styhead Tarn then the Corridor route. Took me 8 hours with lunch break on summit! Definitely brutal.

Beautiful shots!

Lovely vid, looking forward to new playlists to

Beautiful👌💚

Beautiful!👏👏👊

That's a very good short👌👏👏👍

Mate, I had 'ooh ahh just a little bit, ooh ah a little bit more' 😂 literally just those two lines. Ffs!

5:30? Pure Madness

😂 Oh poop I'm going there Friday Very early for me though

Who would even bother...

Ah. Us Brits love a queue....

I'm 78 in August, I've just completed Snowdon and scafell pike, your videos were so helpful, thank you

Outstanding mate. Going to do it myself soon and thought it was easier but your video shows otherwise. All the best 👍

Amazing! Do you stop for a breather at all on each one or just crack on

Well done pal. These videos have been a real motivation for me. Thank you

Well done. I went via Mickledore, which was a tough scramble for my little legs. 😁

Great idea to do this video on the way down the miners👍

Enjoyed the honesty in your video. What light did you use ? Looked perfect for it. Thanks

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You always make me laugh keep up with great work ❤