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A full happy view there B.G. The great orme was a sign of the epic things to come. Ha, bivvie spotting - always a fave pastime out hiking. Beach walking is top rate too - some nice stretches here. Re-the castle how cool to have the gateway to the town still there - walk right through the ages. Well, a good finish with the graf. U have to sub on account of the good vibes. All the best. Mark

Ah, I seee you lost your way at the start of Llanfairfechan, (just after the road coming from the A55 roundabout, you should have turned right, to the Llanfairfechan promenade/beach, you must have followed the map path on the main road, (no vid from here on but you started the vid near Abergwyngregyn crossing a river on a footbridge, about 3 miles further on from Llanfauirfechan. No matter but you missed out on a fine path at the sea's edge from LLanfairfechan Promenade/beach to that place you had a wash.

Just out of interest Ant, when did you film this episode?

All that road walking isn't pleasant, is it Ant? I remember hating that walk for that reason, but good news the next week or so is stunning as you probably already know by now! Keep posting it's great to watch your journey. Thank you 💚

Having a good old rant there Ant 😂 looked a nice spot at the end keep shining brother ✌️

Nice1 Ant and Rab a dog friendly adventure 👍🏻 agree slowly chipping at r freedoms till there is nothing left an we either lose it or av to pay for it, it’s communism a wolf in sheep’s clothing, Trojan horse

Lovely light through the forest

Can’t beat a double shower 🚿

Thanks for another great video.❤ I know you like to follow your own route, but if you're ever back in Conwy, the official WCP offers 2 coast routes as you probably already know, im sure. Red upland route and the blue lowland route, I did both. The upland route was pretty spectacular with stunning coast views all the way and no nasty traffic noise. 😊 Actually, one of my many favourites walks on the entire Welsh coast. Happy safe walking 😊

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Abundant food pickings in those hedges this time of year

Loving your adventure ❤. Thanks so much! I've almost finished the Welsh Coast myself on the official route, which was actually almost 900 miles, including Anglesey. Started the English one now, too, as I live near the border. Really enjoying your journey. Thanks again 😊

Ace ... cheers from Cornwall.

Love how you say "we" when talking about planning your routes...I now have a vision of you and Rab sat in chairs with glasses on perusing an OS map and him getting grumpy when you choose the roads over the beaches 😂

Love Rhos on Sea Chapel, what a gem. You have been to quite a few of these places in your youth! Your Mum. Xx

Now 2025 Year 🎉

Good day to y'all...Rab the dog and I have just hit 1000 subs....much love to you all and thank you so much for joining us on our wonderful adventure...there are many more to come....

Sunday mornings with a nice cup of tea following you & Rab on your travels - simple pleasures eh guys. I should make the effort to go and visit Llandudno, mum and dad used to take us there for holidays as kids. Thanks for another smashing video Ant.

Dude, if you know you are filming for UA-cam, get a microphone that damps out wind noise.

Ha ha full welsh breakfast 🐋🍳doesn’t sound right ! Loved that rant 😂 safe travels 🌊🐕🚶

Ant on the Rant 😄

Stunning...though Rab seemed suitably unimpressed 😂

From the days when we loved engines that much that we gave them names...

Keep going Ant and Rab, look forward to watching more of your adventures

Happy New Year Ant loving the journey footage!

Happy New year ant and rab 👍🏻

Amazing...

I know the Wirral area well, so nice to see it again, best of luck to you and your dog.🐶🐕

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Well done on completing that first English section

I'd never stepped in quicksand before😮😮😮

Well done mate !! Scotland to Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 some dog walk that !! Looking forward to watching the rest of it 💪🏻

Congrats on making it to the Welsh border, how long do you think it will take you to complete the coast of Wales? Bill from Cumbria.

thank you all for your comments...i love to read everyone's ideas and knowledge...much love to you all

Oh man!! I can't believe you made such a journey just to see the surface of this magnificent city. I agree, you need to return and do a proper visit in order to appreciate what is available and what you choose to see. Otherwise, what's the point of your journeying?

The immense structure is the Anglican Cathedral the biggest in England. It's really worth going inside ,especially the rooftops offer a brilliant view, not to mention the decor and art inside.

Yes the air vents are for the Mersey Tunnel transport system.

The birds you mention are a kind of cormorant Bella looking to the sea protecting the seafarers and Bertie looking to the land to protect the residents. Legend has it that if these birds disappear the city will dissolve. What possessed you to walk from Bootle to the centre? You could have gotten much closer to the centre no problem. There's so much beauty and hisory to see in this city. Shame you were in so much pain.

Did you post the message back ? Do you know where he threw the bottle in ?

When I was 15 I went on a pilgrimage to Liverpool Cathedral .I was blown away with the buildings architecture.

Lovely, What a magnificent building

Beautiful in there

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That big brick building you mentioned just happens to be the World,s biggest single brick building!! 👍👍 And that Bascule bridge next to it , has a identical twin Sister on the other side of the river in Birkenhead 🤔🤔🤔

Modern architecture saps the will to live out of you...its so uninspiring. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should...

😊 loved watching this one pal , I have to agree with you on the beautiful old buildings Vs the shiny Lego style eyesores were forced to see ❤

Liverbirds are cormorants with seaweed in there mouths

Big up Ant and Rab YNWA

16:00 ventilation for the tunnel

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