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We are lucky to have this place to visit in Norfolk. It’s tricky to film though due to the number of visitors. A great place to visit if you are in the county during April/May.

Thanks so much. It is a beautiful park to walk through but for a few weeks, when the flowers are out, it is quite busy with people. We like to walk through quieter places but for the colours it is worth it! Best wishes to you both, Selina & Tim

@@jenniferrbh8252 thanks so much for your comment. We tried to film this walk as accurately as possible, to give as much detail as we could to give people the confidence to try it for themselves. Hope you enjoy it when you go. Thanks again.

@ your video was perfect and very well filmed.

Thanks, we really appreciate that. 🙂

It had been so quiet along the path, those ducks took us by surprise with their antics. 😄. Thank you for your comment and for following along, we appreciate it.

Thanks Yasmin, yes it’s quite something. Pleased to get the drone up too to get the aerial shots, it’s been a long time since we’ve had the chance to do that.

It certainly is ! Thanks for following along.

Thanks so much. It’s a place we visit regularly and are pleased we were able to film it looking just about at its best. Thanks so much for your comment.

Sheringham Trust have a really special place in Sheringham Park. Lots for everyone which is lovely. The displays really are amazingly colourful. We usually climb the high gazebo which looks out to the sea and coastline but didn’t film it this time…..the blackbirds were singing so loudly we had to include them! This might be our last film for a while as we are having a ‘pause’ on our video making.

@@thenextadventure8079 hope you enjoy your time off then it’s good to take a bit of a break every now and then 😊

It’s quite beautiful. Pleased you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much.

The park is owned and maintained by the National Trust. It’s always busy especially when the flowers are in bloom. Thanks as always for taking the time to watch and comment. Hope you enjoyed your birthday

Thank you so much David for your thoughtful words. After two years of filming and some often time consuming editing we really appreciate your comments. We decided to keep most of our films free from narrative and hope the views and surroundings speak for themselves. Thanks again. Best wishes, Tim & Selina

Can’t beat visiting Dunwich Heath, we go several times a year but filming it with the drone when the heather was flowering was a bit special.

Thank you Diane. We’ve visited Sheringham Park many times and are so pleased that we were able to film it in good weather for our channel. It’s an amazing place to visit if you get a chance. Tim & Selina

Thanks so much Gabi. We had a very enjoyable day exploring and filming this wonderful area. So pleased you enjoyed it.

Thanks Jim, yes it’s a lovely sight. It’s the first time we’ve seen it from the air. We had a very pleasant day at Dunwich making this film

We had such a wet morning when we set off for this one, we had the bus to ourselves ! Can’t beat the sights and sounds of the Lake District though can you, even on a dull day. Thanks for your supportive comment Yasmin, as always we really appreciate it - Tim & Selina

It would have been nice to have some sunshine but it wasn’t to be, in fact while we were waiting for the bus it was raining that’s why nobody was sitting on the wet seats upstairs. An ideal opportunity for us to film. We dared each other to cross the stepping stones just for the fun of it, there’s a bridge further down stream. 😂

So pleased you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for comment.

@@PomeKurumi thank you for your lovely comment. It is a really special garden which is fairly close to where we live, and we are lucky to visit it often at different times of the year, perhaps you have seen our video of the garden in spring? Thanks again and so pleased you enjoyed this one. 🌸🌼🌳

We love this place and luckily it’s nice and local so we go several times a year. Selina & Tim

It really is! We love gardening so this is an inspiration for us - and pretty much on our doorstep so we visit regularly. Thanks for following along….Selina & Tim

I remember being told there is 10 miles of hedges on the 32 acre site. It sometimes feels like we’re in a giant maze. Selina smiled at your backpack comment. If I say “do you happen to have a …” she will rummage through the pack and things appear as if by magic 🤣

We do love our gardens. This one is a bit special and great to visit. 🌻🌸🌺. Thanks so much for your comment. Tim & Selina

We’ve done this route a couple of times and there is a little bit of scrambling here and there but not too difficult. The very first time we did Haystacks (years ago) we went up Fleetwith Pike first then over Haystacks and back down to Gatesgarth where we had parked - phew that was a challenge in a hot day. Like you, we’ve also done it from the mine too which helps avoid all the scrambles 🙂 though we’re sure you could do it Yasmin.

Thanks so much. Delighted you enjoyed them all. We hope you enjoy Peddars Way next year, it’s one we’ve not done (yet!) 😀. We had a low key celebration with fish & chips and ice cream in Cromer when we finished. Thanks again for all your comments. All the best, Tim & Selina

We thought your comment about the buses really useful so have added links to the two bus websites in all five descriptions of our Norfolk Coast Path videos. Thanks so much - let’s hope your comment and the links helps others planning their own walks. Checking the tide times is also a top tip especially for the shingle section - we dropped down on the landward side a couple of times to give us a break. 🙂 As you will have seen we did have to put our jackets on near Hunstanton and at Cley (but only briefly) but apart from that we, like you, enjoyed dry (if very breezy) days. Perfect walking enjoyed in our home county. Thanks again Charlotte.

Hello, congratulations on completing this coastal path. Thank you for letting us know that watching this video helped you relive that great experience. We really appreciate your comment and hope the other videos in our Norfolk Coastal Path series continue to bring back some memories for you. Tim & Selina

We agree. Though the scramble seemed to take alot longer than it did a few years ago, maybe we took a slightly different route up or maybe our memories are playing tricks on us 🙂 We are just pleased to still be fit enough to get up and down the fells….and appreciate the wonderful places like Buttermere. Thanks both.

Thanks so much for your lovely comment. The views really are wonderfully picturesque and even though the sun didn’t appear until the end of the day it still shows what a beautiful this area is. We do hope our videos are relaxing and calming so we are happy that you thought it was. Thank you for ‘liking’ and it’s great that you have subscribed too. 👍🙂

Sorry to hear you’ve lost your head for heights Jim that’s a shame,but I’m sure you would have enjoyed the waterfalls and the lakeside path. Thanks as always for watching and commenting we both appreciate it

It’s one of our favourites to, the lakeside walk at the start and end is a bonus 👍

🙂 We like to keep our videos as quiet as possible and use natural sounds with a little gentle music. Pleased you enjoyed it and thank you for the comment.

So pleased you found our channel and have enjoyed the videos. Lovely to have met you today, Tim & Selina

We were lucky the rain stopped right at the top 😀. It’s a lovely walk this one which gives great views, especially when the rain clouds drift away. You’re right we are usually quite tired after our trips away, especially when we go to the Lake District with the 6 hour (or more) car journey. Thank you for your kind comments. We really appreciate it, Tim & Selina

It certainly was a great walk to complete this mini series of videos along the Norfolk Coast Path. Finishing on the pier at Cromer was a bit special. So pleased you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your comments. Tim & Selina

Thanks so much Sarah. We were so pleased to get a nice clear day (with no rain!) to do this challenging walk up to Helvellyn in the Lake District and film it. Lovely to meet you today at Horsey. By the way we have a video on our channel that shows the walk we did today which starts from Horsey Mill and includes seals which we also filmed - you may enjoy that one. Thanks again for your kind comments. Tim & Selina

Thanks very much. We are pleased you’ve enjoyed the first two, we really appreciate your comment to let us know. Hopefully you’ll find the next three as good to watch. 🤞Thanks again from both of us.

@@unowhotravelchannel we weren’t sure whether you’d done Helvellyn or not yet (we would need to check your ‘Wainwrights map’ 🙂) but definitely the most challenging way to reach the summit. I (Selina) really do love being a daredevil but the shaky legs comment was real and I’m pleased Tim got that on film …I don’t usually have a talking part as you’ll know. Thanks for the comment, have fun in the Lakes, looking forward to your next set of videos.

@@CampervanTales we would definitely recommend it. The first section is really popular. Once you get to the end of Grasmere you can have a lovely time watching dogs going in and out of the water. Rydal Cave is very close to that area too but you may know about that? It’s a great walk, fairly easy going (for the Lake District! 😀). Have a great time in October. If you need any other bits of advice we are happy to send them. Thanks so much for subscribing….hopefully a couple of other videos on our channel for Lake District walks will be helpful. Tim & Selina

Thank you so much for the great comment. We’ve done this route a few times over our time walking in the Lake District. We were so keen to film it in good conditions to show it in a true way keeping it realistic. It’s perfectly doable for those who have a bit of walking experience in good conditions (that’s definitely the key). Hope you are able to do it one day. Thanks for subscribing, we really appreciate it.

So pleased you have also experienced the Helvellyn summit - hopefully with views. It’s an amazing place. We’ve done it a few times now (perhaps our most visited Wainwright) and still enjoy it. Finally we’ve been able to film it. Tim wanted to show the route in a realistic way and that it’s not quite the knife edge route that others have shown. The dry rock is an absolute must but you’ll be aware of that having conquered Swirral Edge. 🙂. Thanks so much again Yasmin - it’s great to get comments like this one, we both really appreciate it. 😀

So pleased you enjoyed these videos. It’s great to see such positive comments, it certainly is an enjoyable trail. Pick a few good days and it’s perfect. Thanks so much Yasmin.

That caterpillar really loved the gate it took ages to move it carefully out of the way. 😂 This section was very hard going on the legs and with the constant sound of crunching on stones - we went down onto small sandy paths where we could. Brilliant bird watching areas - we spotted several avocets here.

@@thenextadventure8079 great it was good for bird watching I only saw my first avocets recently and was sat watching them for a while 😁

They are beautiful birds. Pleased you had your first sighting. 👍

You could say that we are flatlanders too Gaby…as we live in Norfolk on the south east coast of England! 🙂 But we have been going into the mountains to hike for many years and sometimes those mountains involve a long day of walking. Maybe you have seen some of our previous videos where we do walk closer to home? You might enjoy the lower level routes we have taken in those. Thanks so much for your comment. Tim & Selina

Thank you. Pleased you enjoyed the video.

We first did this route 25 years ago, and have done it at least four times over the years. Each time the mountain seems a little higher and further away 🤣 I’ve read that in this area huntsmen would follow the hounds on foot, no place for horses up on the fells. Thanks as always for following along

It certainly does have the views on a clear day. We were pleased to challenge ourselves again on these ridges and film it to share on our channel. Thank you for your comment, we really appreciate it.

A few wet days gave me a chance to edit these videos and for us to rest our legs before a week walking in the Lake District. Thanks as always for watching.

We are so glad you enjoyed these videos. We drove to Pembrokeshire 2 years ago to walk the coast path there (unfortunately we didn’t film it) but our drive from Norfolk took several hours 😕 and it took us a few days to recover from the car journey when we got home! Hope you do get to visit Norfolk and try out the coast path when you do - it’s fairly easy walking, quite peaceful and is a bit like stepping back in time. Thanks for your comment and following along.

Thanks for following along Jim. Just got back from a week walking in the Lake District. Checked to see if I had accidentally changed any settings and I haven’t so UA-cam must have changed something, you’re right most annoying