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This was awesome mate. I did the Monsal trail a couple of weeks ago but didn’t via off anywhere. Just stuck to the trail. I’ll definitely be doing this one now. It looks beautiful. I’m working my way around the whole Peak District little by little. This is going ti be my next one. Cheers for doing this, I wouldn’t of known about it otherwise so videos like this are really appreciated mate. Thank you 😊

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Had thought about doing this route. Thank you for sharing this video; I think I will give it a miss!!

Much appreciated that failed attempts are also shown here so that everyone can learn from them. Too bad you both got sick. As a Dutchman and not used to long walks in hills and mountains I will have to train well though I have done many long walks in Ireland but not with heavy packs. I am preparing for a trip like the WHW, hopefully next year March/April or September/October or the year after. I hope you will make a second attempt and have more luck.

Great achievement guys. Well done to you both...no easy task 👏

Would this fit over the back of a hatchback berlingo?

Sounds nasty, any Idea what made you both so sick? Doing it next year so don't wanna suffer as you did....

How is this in the water? Does it do the job? Thanks

Can't wait to do this scramble. When it's a tad dryer 😂

its a great trail to do i did it start of may with 17kg and wrong footwear so that didnt make it enjoyable but other than them it was awesome even have my take on it :)

Good video and lots to take away for anyone thinking about doing the WHW

Are those only the toilet and bathroom ? Or do they hv more on site ?

Sorry it did not work out for you. But I have to say, without preparing myself 3 months in advance with training in the Gym, long walks with a half packed back pack and test-hikes (3-4 Days to test equipment) it would have been much harder for me or I probably even wouldn't have finished it.... It was my frist Long distance hike, so I wanted to prepare myself as good as I could. Greetings from Poland.

You both either ate badly prepared food or your water wasnt clean. In either case I recommend you carry 2-3% tincture of iodine with you and put 4 - 6 drops per liter of water and drink it throughout the day, it will help kill any bugs in your gut. We use iodine on expeditions in the US or Nepal and nobody was ill at all.

Big tip for next time...the more weight you carry, the more you'll enjoy your camping, the less weight, the more you'll enjoy your walking. The WHW is a 97 mile walk.

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Howdy. How do you like the awning? We find the tunnel part very baggy to the van.

Ah good effort guys! I just completed it last week in the hot weather. Felt so bad for you guys but hopefully you plan to do it again!

Was this the treetop challenge?

Sick and it works

Bit surprised by the comments here. I once got food poisoning on day 3 during a 4-day hike in Kyrgyzstan. The runs, not holding down any food & barely any water, thus not sleeping at all. Luckily others in my group carried my stuff and I somehow managed to crawl over the final mountain pass, whilst occasionally throwing up next to the path. It's no joke, and if you are near civilisation you just have to be smart and abort (I couldn't do that back then as we were far from potential help). Recover and try again some other time :-) (be sure to use a water filter, even in the Scottish Highlands - I like the Katadyne BeFree)

Absolutely amazing nice sound. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Guys I recommended you visit the himalayan mountains k2 and Nangaparbat view point from one place moses peak. Add this sound in your bucket list.

That must be Covid that you got! Thats what all covidian people been saying for anything for past few years even if you die from cancer or break your leg lol But yeah thats why I learned the hard way to get better waterproofs and I filter everything with sawyer squezze(have immodium just in case + other tablets also) no problems so far. I finished WHW + GGW and the weather by the Loch Ness was way worse for me haha, will camped every night and managed to dry my gear somehow or on my breaks while walking.

There is a reason so many camp at beinglas. The banks of Loch Lomond are tough and quite a few people get tummy problems along there for some reason. Your mileage did seem quite ambitious and you were carrying a lot of water. Up until Ben Lomond there are refill points and after that rhere is abundant water as long as you filter it. You can carry a litre and filter where needed. No shame in pulling out. First time I attempted it was 1980 at the age of 14. We made the mistake of doing Milngavie to past Cashel and got caught in the dark in a storm. We had gone too far on day 1, got soaked and tetired to a b&b. Always best to decide to uit rather than soldier on. Next time you can get the train to Crianparich to finish the way. ATB. Ewen

Not sure if you were very pushed for time but the distance per day was rather ambitious esp with those very heavy looking bags (at least the orange one). And carrying 4l of water is no joke. Maybe needed more thorough homework on what to expect before going, so next time! 🤞👍

I’m sorry you didn’t make it to the end. Don’t be too hard on yourselves though - you can’t help getting sick. I was impressed by the distance covered on day 2. Well done.

I get the feeling that you had too much weight (which was pointless as you only camped once) and tried to cover too much distance each day. A classic case of ego over ability.

It seems like you completely underestimated this walk.

I've never understood the fascination with water. I did the whole WHW without ever taking a bottle of water. There are stop off points along the way and you really don't need any water on a 5 hour hike.

I was on the path to rowardenan when I started to feel the sickness and I knew my WHW was over and in my walk of shame back to Balmaha I passed a couple who i had witnessed take a whole kitchen and tumble dryer over conic hill this is they're journey

14:00 We were at this bridge about 55 years ago and you needed to pay a penny to cross. It was the one day in the year where they had to charge to keep their private access rights. My brother declined much to the surprise of the old man taking the money.

I've been planning to go to Go Ape to, to overcome my fear of heights! What activity did you two do in the video, but any way, great video!

Great job!

Great review mate thanks. I’m thinking about an over nighter here in a couple of weeks. 👍

What size is this. Looks nice, can you also in it. Thanks

Mate what did u film this on? I’m wondering if my GoPro will cope in the darkness?

Surely one of the best walks in the Peak District. 😄

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Top car park is free All day Castleshaw is worth a look at also Saddleworth uppermill Lovely villages ❤

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Ah, nice one Stevie - thanks for the tour. I don't think I've seen such a perfect camp site that's complete with all the facilities and yeah goodies. And far out complete with a Swallows nest also. I just did a tour of a camp site at the base of Pen Y Fan - dead basic - no facilities but you can just rock up and pay the farmer when he comes around. Vid on my site if interested. Well, I trust the event went well. All the best. Mark

I went here to free dive

Doing this next week with my wife and 3 girls Cant wait..love your commentary lol 😅 Fabulous vid many thanks.

Is that in the Lake District? If it’s near Cattbells then I’ve seen them

This looks brilliant bud, such a beautiful trail! Views are simply stunning!

Yes lad. Hope your well 👍🏻

Looks proper fun there, well done for getting adventure hat back 😂

That look amazing 👏👏👏👏

Hey be careful man!