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Ha! Despite. The captions on couple of shots All the photos are of 2024. 🙄😊

Not a bad looking year Pete....keep the walks/Camps coming next year....cheers mate

Nice video 🙂👍

Nice remote area...shame it was a bit too windy, maybe another time.

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Thank you for posting. Enjoyed this video. I am a pensioner and did my last Munro in 1996 and have walked extensively in the Pennines, Lakes and Ireland. However, I have never been to the Howgills. The range seems to be unique, not quite the Pennines, neither quite like the Lakes,. They are the ham sandwiched between them.

stunning waterfall great views 👍new friend here

What a treat. Used to holiday at a farm at Little Asby back in the 1980s. Recall sitting on the limestone pavement with my, then young, son and his dog. No one else for miles.

Beautiful views. Breeze sounds chilly

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Great that UP. The map of the route was very handy. Might have to have a camp up there next year. 👍

Hi Pete. Great video, that was really interesting and the views were incredible. 🙂

Cool...the Howgills are looking beautifully sleek.what a great landscape....thanks for showing us the old settlement, never knew it was there....cheers Pete.

Great video and channel. Subbed 👍🙂

Very nice video!

Some of the best walking in England and best of all, there is nobody there! Cheers.

Great video Pete. It’s a spectacular place isn’t it.

Sure is a grunt up there mate..remember it well...some grand/steep fells around those parts.

I can't believe you hadn't walked up the path before. Cracking video as per usual. You picked a good day.

Hi Pete, it's fabulous up there- I haven't been to Cautley Spout but it's on my list! Great video as always 😄

Stunning ❤

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This was a slog, Pete! Gorgeous weather though. It's great to see someone showing off the Howgills ❤

Amazing views

THANKS

I was there the day before (opposite side) and it was frightening to see how many 'adults' took their small kids so close to the water!

I live in Lancashire and have never heard of that.😮

I have the Alpkit Kloke and use it inside my tent Munro bagging with my Aegis Max lightweight down bag I like the Kloke it means I can use the Aegis Max throughout the year. I am planning Bike touring Spain and Portugal so away from the coast campsites few and far between. A hooped bivvy is what I need and this looks perfect for meandering about Spain and Portugal not having to worry about finding a place to set up a tent.

I'm a big fan of the SRT. I love the noise it makes as the wind travels though the pipes. I also like the views to Stoodley Pike, Lad Law and Pendle. In fact, I've not been over for a year or two. I might nip over again soon. ATB, Chris

Very interesting 😄

You didn't actually show how you got into the canyon where Uldale Force is? Did you drop down to the little waterfall in front of the main fall and somehow negotiate up the side of it? I did it many years ago (May 2008) and there wasn't much water in the river. I parked at Rawthey Bridge, and headed south on the path marked on the O.S. Maps then turned east across Bluecaster, and followed the path across the moor parallel with the right hand side of the river all the way to the little bridge, then continued up the river next to it on the same side. It did leave the river at one point and climbed up high above it then dropped down to the foot of the little fall below the main Uldale Force. Can't quite remember how I got above that little fall as it looks impossible with the steep sides but I did, i had all my walking gear on, rucksack, camera and tripod i think. I got a few pics of the main fall but it was into the light and there wasn't much water in. Coming back, I returned the same way but on the opposite side, i had to negotiate my way down below the smaller fall.....before i knew it i was in the water up to my neck! That water below the little fall was at least 6 foot deep. I didn't panic but swam to the side and pulled myself out. I walked down river, found a flat patch of grass, took my boots off and poured all the water out. Took my trousers off and reached into my rucksack for my waterproof leggings, they were the only thing i had on me that was dry. My camera and mobile phone were kaput and i still had to walk back to the car. It was windy and by the time i got back to the car i was dry. When i got home, everything went in the airing cupboard to dry but the camera and phone were destroyed. Still managed to pull the SD card from the camera and see all my pictures though! I have unfinished business there, but it gives me nightmares thinking about it! There was an episode of countryfile many years ago where Matt Baker was swimming in the pool below the main fall but it never showed you how he got there!

Great views but some steep hills- I wonder how many sheep die up there😟

Steep...hard work but oh so worth it Pete

Looks like you had a good day Pete, but those paths certainly looked steep! Cracking views over the M6 to the Lakes. Great stuff. Cheers. Eddie.

I enjoyed that Pete. Looked like a glorious day. I love those grassy Howgills. They looked beautiful in that autumn sunshine. All the best mate 🙏

👍👍👍 .. nice 😊. Wind .. Alcohol-based fuel flame is very sensitive to air movement and I agree with you, the burner needs to be shielded from wind .. they all do. The plastic-covered handle. Yes, keep it away from the flame .. Trangia advises one to do so. The Gel Fuel available here in Switzerland ('Sicherheitsbrennpaste' .. can be sourced at any mini / supermarket) does burn very clean and leaves almost no residue on the pot bottom. Tip. I would include a piece of heat-resistant silicon / similar mat, cut to size, in the setup, to protect underlying 'heat-sensitive' surfaces. That way, it can be used almost anywhere, even indoors. I do .. the Swiss too. During Winter, indoor, tabletop Cheese Fondues using Alcohol Gel Burners are a Swiss 'National Sport' 😏. I have the Micro's bigger brother, the 'Mini'. I have added, inter alia, to the existing 800ml Trangia Bowl, a Quechua One Litre SS Pot and a 400ml Aluminium Bowl w folding handles from a 1970's 'Evernew Camping Bowl Set to the setup and a folding tripod fashioned from two pieces of an old bicycle spoke, to accommodate smaller diameter pots and cups. That way, I can up and downsize to suit the planned activity .. and everything stacks nicely into each other 😊. Used within their Design Intent, and taking note of their limitations, Alcohol-based Liquid and Gel Fuels are definitely an option and the Micro should give you many years of good service. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

Hi im looking at getting this as i love the stealthyness of it but im worried of rats or rice crawling over me 😂 is there any detterants i can use to keep them away ?

Amazing sunrise, the views up there are fantastic. I love it around there. Great video ☺

Amazing waterfall, I'll have to take a walk over that way one day 😄

Need to get up there UP, maybe involving a camp. AW painted a lovely picture of the place in his Howgills book too. Your fungi was a dusky puffball and the flower was devil's-bit scabious. Very nice! 😎

It’s defo not for the faint hearted getting into that place in those conditions. If anything happened you’d be there for days. I’ve never seen another soul up there. I have satellite gps, so even up there I’m trackable and can send and receive messages. I’ve been trying for months to get in there. Atb mate

Wow...that's real impressive Pete...a tough route up to Baugh fell from there.

Sshhh, don’t tell too many people about one of our greatest hidden gems. What a stunning spot 🥾

Man you had some stunning views up there 👌❤️ Fantastic to see the northern lights

Enjoyed that mate...all worth it for that sunrise....stunning.