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Enjoyed your videp

It's a pleasant sea cruise where someone can spend some relaxing moments!! Greetings from a new friend

Nice one Steve 👍

Oh my god. That looks perilous itll be the bus for me!

Hello Steve always enjoy your videos keep them coming especially the ones in cheviots hopefully bump in to you one day up there

Loved Tom Weir on late night tv rambling around Scotland, look on UA-cam for Tom Weir by Aberfeldy, great wee song.

Watched this yesterday and now I'm having a night camping on Hare Law. Owa a year since I've done any camping and so glad I've done it. Knackered like but cheers Stephen. Spot on!

Watched this last night and now I'm here camping on Hare Law! Nearly killed me but spot on! Alreet along the road but then the up bit.

Not fiddly mate just hard on your body!😂

Cracking vid Steve, great little channel, just subbed you mate from a fellow UA-camr 😉👍

Cleveland in old English means "cliff land" as of all the high ground around

Just found your channel, cracking journey mate 👍

Nice one, Steve. That bit before Rowardenan is tough. We did it as part of a day walk and there was a couple who were carrying their bikes up the steps!

Hi Steve, thanks for sharing your WHW trip. I enjoyed part one of your adventure and I am looking forward to the rest. I hope to have a go at it myself next year so I am particularly keen to follow your itinerary and your choices for camp sites.

good visibility 🤣

Nice one Steve 👍

Nice one Steve 👍

That was great Steve thanks. You know what, it’s like seeing the WHW for the first time. There’s been a few UA-camrs recently who’ve done it, but all their films seemed the same. I’m not knocking them it’s just as if there was a certain sequence they all had to film with certain locations. But seeing your films and you explaining what you know really showed it off in a good light. For example, I now know that I don’t need to be too afraid of the Devils Staircase now, but I’ll need to give plenty of time and patience along Loch Lomond as 10 miles there makes it a slower tougher day. That’s gold dust to me being mindful of that. And you really opened the door wide on the huge number of wildcamping spots. That means that I know that if I’m slower or quicker on certain days then I’m sure to find a spot to camp regardless. Apart from the permit part of Loch Lonond. I’ll try coax you into doing a gear review too just to have a gander at gear! Thanks again. Magic! 👍

Cheers mate. That path leading to Glencoe is very stoney and rocky. If you had foot issues leading up to that point you might struggle on that path. I think my boots are spot on fitting wise, no rubbing or anything and the socks I use are just from Amazon. Done the job. That chest pod is a wild sky one. I have since managed to miraculously get an OMM one when it was in stock for two minutes. Both decent to be fair.

That’s another great video and that overnight at the Centre in Glencoe looks good. I’d quite fancy having a go on the stairlift just to see what it’s like. You mention blisters- not that you’ve got them but just that if someone has blisters they’d struggle on the rocky paths. How have your feet been? Even with good quality Merino socks or with a thin sock then thicker sock I still have to carry that Leuko type kinesiology kind of tape for when I inevitably get hot spots. And is that an OMM chest pack you’re wearing? I searched for something decent sized and affordable and have ordered the OMM one as the lush Wild Sky one on EBay was either too pricey or out of stock. Thanks again 👍

Fab. I enjoyed that Steve, thanks. I like how you identify key aspects of the day like about the clusters of campsites, places to get water, and possible spots to camp. Nice 👍

Ah Steve I’m so pleased you’re back. You just make me smile plus you explain things like distance, places, even like how you got the train from and to and how much it cost. You’re like a Geordie walking guide. You won’t remember but I commented (positively!) on some of your previous trips like The Cleveland Way you finished with your son beside you. I’m just chuffed you’re back or I’m back, whichever. And I did the Hadrians Wall walk as a coast to coast finishing at Tynemouth Priory- a nicer view than finishing in Wallsend! I’ve just watched day one of this then starting on your second one. I’ll be doing the St Oswalds Way next month then hoping to do the WHW in spring 🤞

Wow! Looks amazing - great video again Steve 😊

Nice one Steve 👍

Canny that like. I'm gonna do this walk when I can walk again... Hip op and in recovery so, new year, new route up the cheeeviot!

Hi Steve, nice one mate. i could spend days up there.

Thanks for sharing. A couple of years back stayed in a cottage just down the hill behind Cunyan crags. I did some of this in reverse. Up Cunyan crags, Dunmoor hill, Hedgehope, down to Langlee crags, Threestone which was close to my cottage. Great day out. I've always avoided Coomb fell as everyone on here says about the bogs. Hope your leg is ok. Look forward to your next trip.

another canny stroll.last time i bagged hedgehope via linhope the snow was up to my waist 😮

Hi Steve - thanks so much for sharing your adventures - I loved every one of your videos. I completed the WHW a couple of weeks before you and I’ve missed it every day since. So much so that I’m doing it again in September. I’m not sure if this makes me a total psycho or not, but I loved the Loch Lomond part! 😂 You’re an absolute natural on camera and I can’t wait to watch your other videos.

Nice video mate, will go back and watch day 1 video next. ;-)

Walked the WHW last year. I can feel with you, how it is to cross the finish line. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

Hello marra, just finished watching your tour, proper enjoyed it. After doing hadrians wall in May me and her indoors are looking to do cuthberts way next year. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated, looking at 6 days 7 nights, cheers, Jason .

canny shank .was born & bred scotswood 👍

Nice one Steve 👍

Nice video and music choice

Nice to see another WHW-Video. Thank you for sharing this experience with us. I have good memories from my WHW-adventure in 2023.

Well done Steve. I say tindrum as opposed to tyndrum n I’m a Scot , really enjoyed your vids

Howay Steve, I absolutely loved this series of videos on WHW. I did my first WHW 4 years ago aged 60 and loved it so much i have been back every year since then and done it again. I will keep on doing it until i am no longer able. Its absolutely amazing as i know you agree. Just got back 1 week after you this year but am also half way through a north to south version having done fort william to Tyndrum in april and going back in August to do Tyndrum to Milngavie. Hope to see you one year as you seem a really great guy

love how real your videos are thanks so much for sharing was lovely to follow your journey... all the best

I thoroughly enjoyed watching the series Steve, thanks. Do you know what your pack weighed? Maybe you should ditch Newcastle and support Sunderland! 😂😂😂

Great stuff Steve loving the videos your doing great well done 😄

Great video Steve, you got a new subscriber. I just got back from the WHW myself last week. Last year i wildcamped at the spot you stopped at for a rest on the beach before you continued to Beinglas. It was a great little spot.

Nice video Steve

I do this walk in reverse every week with my dog. Its a shame you had to drown out the natural sounds of the walk with that appalling music though. Synthetic music and the countryside don't go together to well at all.

Well done Steve - a perfect guide and advocate for the route - I did it about 30 years ago and this has got me thinking - can I do it again in my early 60's - probably with less alcohol along the way.....

Doing it in style - you'll be getting a porter for the next section.....

Thanks for these great videos, full of banter and good advice especially on the wild camping spots! I’ll be walking the Way this summer and I can’t wait!

I'm with you on the bothy sleeping Steve. Trying to kip in a room with strangers (and meeces) doesn't really float my boat either 😂

Great videos Steve! Really enjoyed the adventure.

Hi Steve! Halfway through watching your WHW series and really enjoying it so far! My husband and I are starting in just over 5 weeks, currently nursing damaged tendons in my foot from training for it so fingers crossed! Such a refreshing bunch of videos to watch, and funny too 🤣 well done on your achievement so far! 👏🏻