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@@UKBarefootRunningandLifestyle it’s absolutely stunning and well worth a visit.

@@UKBarefootRunningandLifestyle thank you. Yes it is gorgeous.

@@MissRoxanaGozzard you’ll love it, it’s great fun. My niece loved it too.

Thanks Angela. Hope you and Steve are well.

Mine is a DJI mini 3 pro, small enough to fit in my pack when running and if it’s more than 15m away it’s barely audible and even less so if there’s a bit wind. I wouldn’t fly it if there were loads of people around because some people don’t like them. I often get people asking questions if they see me flying and have never encountered any animosity towards me or the drone. Most people are genuinely interested. Ultimately it’s simply a flying very wide angled camera.

@@PhilLucasVLOGs Thanks for your answer and if your drone is quiet then that is great. It certainly provide brilliant images.

@@soarinfan I’ve visited the highlands and the Isle of Skye was stunning but never had the pleasure of visiting the outer Hebrides. Others have said they are spectacular. Thanks for commenting.

Thanks for your comment and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for subscribing also and I’m working on my next video now. Look forward to hearing from you soon 😃

@@UKBarefootRunningandLifestyle absolutely stunning.

It is but it is a beautiful place to run.

@@odinswolf1969 well done. Keep at it because it will get easier both physically and psychologically. Have you thought about a Saturday morning Parkrun? Doesn’t matter if you run or walk, faster or slower, they are very inclusive,free and it’s a great way to start your weekend. Even better if your run buddies come with you. Well done again and keep going. If you have any questions or need further advice please ask. One foot in front of the other. Thanks for your comment.

Yes I have too. It’s nice to paddle around the island but the wind can make it difficult and not always possible. Thanks for your comment 😊

Yes it is bean!

@@UKBarefootRunningandLifestyle thanks. Thought I’d try the Hobibear.

@@UKBarefootRunningandLifestyle my favourite Cornish village

Port Isaac am I right? Mabye not 😅

@@BinkyThePug unfortunately you’re not correct. Have another guess. I can see why you’d think it was port Isaac.

@@PhilLucasVLOGs unless it’s Porthcurno I am stumped 😂

@@BinkyThePug 🤣 okay I’ll put you out of your misery; it’s Mevagissey on the south coast of Cornwall.

@@racheldavies2563 thanks for your comment. I love that you love things like this too.

I run barefoot. A little too much ground feel for the trails sometimes lol.

@MrNoName7474 I’ve run on trails in Ma Sandals and VBF Primus Firm Ground and really enjoy the ground feel and the longest so far is a mile on pavements with nothing on my feet. Unfortunately I’m impatient and struggling with my Achilles during the transition.

@@PhilLucasVLOGs I’ve been doing this 3 years and still waiting on the struggle of the transition to end and for it to become easy, but it might never end lol. Guess that’s life. Or maybe 3 years is just not enough time to undo 20+ years of bad habits. I try to live in the moment though and not worry about the past or future.

@MrNoName7474 my thoughts were the same. I can’t undo over 45 years of bad shoes in such a short time 🤣 thanks for reaching out, much appreciated. Good luck with your ongoing transition.

@@ngu8974 for wet and muddy conditions, you will need a shoe or boot with the largest lugs. I prefer trail running shoes even for walking. I have used Scarpa SL boots in the past but no longer like the stiffness and disconnect from the ground. My preference would be for Altra Lone Peak 8 trail running shoes with 25mm of stack height, zero drop and good ground contact feel. However if you’re not used to more minimal zero drop shoes you may wish to look at other Altra shoes or the Innov8 shoes or boots designed for walking in very muddy and wet conditions.

Thanks Thomas. Hope your trip went well. Pictures looked amazing. 🤩

Thanks for your comment. Yes I did that exact thing and did help. Cheers

Thank you for comment it’s much appreciated. Thanks so much for subscribing too, it really does mean a lot. I’ll check out your channel. Love Costa del Kernow, there’s nowhere better!

It’s my favourite village in Cornwall. Gorgeous coffee and cake in Shesells too. 😋

@@angelamerchant7769 thanks Angela. Hope you and Steve are well.

Hi Thomas. Yes it is beautiful. Maybe the next time you come over.

You are so welcome. Thanks for your comment.

Thank you for comment. Yes the Achilles are getting stronger and I am no longer feeling any pain during my runs which is a big step in the right direction. I’m continuing with the runs in Altra Lone peak 8 for now and will slowly start introducing the Vivos again. I’ve got lots of videos to come so do keep watching and commenting. Cheers, Phil.

It really is. It’s so beautiful!

Thanks for your kind words, they are appreciated. It does take many hours and I am happy my work is liked. Feel free to subscribe. Thanks again, Phil.

Thank you for your kind words they’re very appreciated. It looks like the weather will be kind to you tomorrow. You’ll love the route it is beautiful and brutal in equal measure 🤣 I intended to complete the black RAT this year and am gutted that injury has dictated I can’t and referred my entry to next year. Take it easy tomorrow, enjoy the experience and I may see you at some point on the course as I’m planning on spectating for a time. One thing came to mind, there was no aid station between Gorran Haven and the last one at Pentewen and by the time I got to Mevagissey I was gasping for water so it may be worth carrying additional water between those aid stations. Good luck tomorrow and enjoy.

Sorry to read you had to leave, it’s beautiful there. Definitely have to be wealthy to live there and apart from tourism I don’t imagine there is a lot work there. I live in Plymouth and spend most weekends in Cornwall which appears to be much the same as the Scillys. Thanks for your comment 👍🏼

Yes it was an insta360 app edit. I’m in the process of making a long form video and that should be published this week. Thanks for your comment.

@@venkugin8154 yes it was amazing. Thanks for your comment.

Yes it certainly is!

@@TheStaciemarks it is relatively narrow to begin with and like most MudCrew races you will be held up by pinch points, particularly at the beginning of the race. Ideally also try and get past the red route start point before their race starts.

Yes it was!

Definitely not today 🤣 however next week is looking more promising. Thanks for your comment.

@@PhilLucasVLOGs I am in Truro ! Rain .... Thursday was 22⁰ C

@@georgebaluta7426 I am near Helston and also pouring with rain. At least skin is waterproof! 🤣

Thank you.