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Sorry about that. The phone I used didn't have a buffer. Hope the happy memories went some way towards making up for the discomfort

Glad you enjoyed it. Hope you get to do it yourself one day

@@ramblingwoman very soon I hope 👋

So sorry I've only just read this. I caught the ferry from Inversnaid, not sure about the service from Rowardennan. Hope you got sorted in the end.

Glad you like them! I really enjoyed the walk. And thanks for the info on pubs at the end .... an essential part of any long-distance trail!

Thanks for that. I've managed to find out more about the sculptures since I walked the Trail, but didn't know the significance of otters returning to the Tees. It's a beautiful river.

Thanks and welcome. Remember, the only way to do the walk is the way that suits you. Having a day off or doing a section by bus still results in a wonderful experience in a beautiful part of the world. Just walk at your own pace and take one day at a time x

Always!

Thanks so much!

Glad to hear this. Walk at your own pace and just enjoy every minute. Good luck x

So glad you enjoyed. I'm not from this area, so it was all a wonderful discovery. One of the best long distance trails: variety, challenges and breathtakingly beautiful

Glad you enjoyed it! I walked from Saltburn to Staithes yesterday and it was a total mud-fest, but still beautiful

I can imagine 😂

I had a fantastic day. Not sure whether to be sad it's not better known, or glad it's not crowded. Will definitely be back

Thank you. I actually did the C2C in July, east to west. It was absolutely glorious, though very wet in the Lakes (as usual). Hoping to start the Pennine Way next spring.

@@ramblingwoman 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 fantastic!

Much appreciated! Thank you

Lovely to meet you too. I had a fantastic walk, made better by the heather being in full bloom. I love the Moors! Take care of your hand, and happy walking

Thank you. I'm so glad you enjoyed watching. I know I ramble on while rambling on, but taking the videos makes me stop and look around. The Teesdale Way was a far more beautiful and more challenging walk than I'd ever anticipated. It's definitely given me a taste for river walking and the Weardale trail is now on my 'to do' list too

Thank you so much, and sorry fir not replying sooner. You'll find the Coast tough with all the ups and downs, but I live in the area and nothing gets my knees like that descent into Kildale. And I agree, walking poles are essential for me. I think they're probably saving my joints enough to give them an extra 10 years of walking. Good luck with the rest of the trail

@@ramblingwoman finished the coastal part yesterday. Think I enjoyed the stage from Robin Hoods Bay to Scarborough the most. Hayburn Wyke .what a beautiful spot with the waterfall. Was watching your vids on the bus to start point to give me a reminder. My vids still in production!

Really glad to hear you enjoyed it. It's not one of the most popular routes, but I really enjoyed it. Loads of variety, lots of interest and a fair few challenges. Happy walking to you too

Mine too. Glad you enjoyed

@@ramblingwoman i like your trips brings back good memories when i used to say in langdon beck hostel

That's wonderful to hear. It's also good to hear you got to the end safely - there were some tricky sections before Barny, and it was getting dark. If you'd like an edited clip let me know. And well done; it was a pleasure meeting you

Thank you for watching. Happy walking!

Thanks for watching and for the kind comment. Vlogging has made me slow down and take more notice of the world around me. I'm glad you enjoyed watching and hope it inspires you to walk too

Thank you

Thank you! You should really give it a go. I find all the editing is a great way to reflect on walks and relive the experience. Ultimately no one has to watch you videos if they don't want to, and people are generally kind and appreciative

Thank you! It was a glorious walk. I'm amazed it's not more popular

We don't live far away from there so visit regularly. My husband met me in the Cod and Lobster when I finished this walk and I had the best sea-food linguine ever. Glad the enjoyed watching

So glad to hear you're enjoying them. I'm from Wales and have walked parts of the Coastal path but definitely want to do more. A friend's just finished a complete circumnavigation including Offas Dyke. It's taken the best part of 10 years, but definitely an idea I'd like to follow. Good luck with yours - I'll look out for your vlogs

@@ramblingwoman Ive been to all parts of Wales playing golf and the North East of England. Heading back down to Menai Bridge in next few weeks to do next 2 stages to Caernarfon (my fav town in Wales.especially for the pubs) and then to just short of Trefor. The next part of the Llyn Peninsula is best left for better weather to get the views. Tried first stage of Cleveland Way in 2021..stupidly without a map .got lost on the moors .missed the turn off for Osmotherley and walked nigh on 40 miles to get there. Couldnt move the next day .so coming back this year for it .mixing it un with the golf courses.

@user-nc9sq7vx5o let me know when, we might manage a meet up. And you'll enjoy Pen Llyn because, as you know, Morfa Nefyn has the best golf course in the world, and the Ty Coch Inn in heavenly

@@ramblingwoman I play more golf courses than anyone else in UK .over 200 each of last 2 years but Im in a minority regarding Nefyn. Only missing a clowns face and a windmill lol plus loads of walkers getting in the way. Ill give it another go when Im doing those stages on Llyn Peninsula.

I've walked the Anglesey coast path - beautiful but definitely has some challenges 👌 I agree, normally heading for the coast is best. Two reasons for deciding this way: firstly I generally prefer walking away from towns and into the wild - it's why I preferred walking Hadrian's Wall East to West; but more importantly, I live in walking distance of the Tees estuary and so wanted to walk up to where it starts. And now the spoiler alert. The Teesdale Way actually misses the head of the Tees and ends at Dufton. Consequently I'm going to HAVE to walk the Pennine Way sometime soon as the PW continues from Dufton past the head of the Tees. So many walks, life is good 👍

@@ramblingwoman what I think you do in your videos is portraying the enjoyment of the walk as well as providing useful info for those following in your footsteps. I never thought of putting subtitles on mine despite some folk not understanding my Scottish accent. Ive pronounced Llanfairpwll...gogogoch on mine after practising it. I do too many videos with immediate upload so I have minimal editing after from removing those ones where I swear when I forget what Im gonna say. Im going to base myself at Middlesbrough travelodge for first part of Cleveland Way.train down to York .stay 1 night in Osmotherley tjen train from Kildale back to Midd. I worked at Butlins Filey in 1979 and Whitby to Bridlington is my fav part of England so looking forward to that bit .gonna carry on to Bridlington after Filey.

Might not be until after Christmas, but it WILL come eventually

Like two different worlds, though I really enjoyed all the industrial heritage

@@ramblingwoman Bridges are always very photogenic! I have a few not very good pre-digital photos of some of these bridges, which I look forward to retaking in the not too distant future.

Thanks for the lovely feedback. Glad you enjoyed them

Thanks for the kind feedback. Glad you enjoyed them. I think doing a walk over occasional days has lots of benefits. I enjoy being able to savour an individual stretch rather than things all merging into each other

@@ramblingwoman I agree, it's extremely difficult to recall each individual day after a week or so. If all goes well I'll be living in your area in a couple of months or so, so will have plenty of opportunity to explore, and may even bump into you sometime!

@@randomroveruk6715 it's a great place to be

Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for explaining the coins. There's something wonderful about walking in such isolated areas and seeing ancient traditions still continuing.

Did Osmotherley to Kildale last week .that last 5 miles from Bloworth to Kildale goes on forever. Made my train with 15 mins to spare. Coming back in a couple of w3ks fot Kildale to Saltburn including Roseberry Topping.

I plan to walk until my legs won't carry me any further

Really glad to hear that - good luck!

You will meet lots if wonderful people along the way, you will experience the hand of friendship from strangers, you will never feel lonely, and you will feel so empowered discovering that you have the strength and the resilience to do this under your own steam. I wish you all the best; treasure every moment xxx

Thank you for the uplifting and heartfelt advice. Hugely appreciated.

I think you'll have a wonderful time. Just have faith in yourself. Don't compare your pace with others: your way is the right way

Thank you for the feedback, it's really helpful to hear what other walkers think. I found the elusive piece of Wall when I travelled along the main road to return to HOTW by bus. I realised that I simply hadn't walked quite far enough from the village centre. Not sure if it was panic about missing my bus home, or desperation to get to the pub!

If you go between May and September, you're going to have hours and hours of daylight. There really is no need to rush, and there is so much to enjoy, so why rush