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There is a new pathway open now which takes in much more coast with sea views - worth another video for that

The beginning of this is like deja vu for me. Gargrave was where I last left the Pennine Way in 1996. Going back to finish it off at the end of this month. Only taken me 28 years so far!!! No rush.

Tree is no longer there

Too bad about the two dorks who cut down the sycamore tree over the last year, at least you got to see it before it was gone

Looks a great adventure in nice weather

Wow looks a we’ll support marathon drink stations trail markers etc

This time you was happy to use tap water ? in the past I have hidden some water on trail on way to the start , you must have a very light small sleep system looking at you pack .. good effort

Such a pity you got 6 or7 days planned, rather strict on your self your choice I guess

Cool. I'm going to plot this loop, maybe from a southern starting point because of where I live, and do it soon 👍

Signed up for this in 2024. My longest run goal yet. Trail Marathon follows in June - can't wait. Nice vid

Only just come across this, I did a SOBO from KY in July 2021 and had difficulty finding water in the Cheviots, I filtered water from stagnant pools and had no problems, trust your Sawyer Water Filter, they work. (I was a microbiologist).

Did you see the cheat bus that guy from Sunderland Harriers took a few years ago?

Well done mate, good trail vid 👍 I did the HWP last year and my own videos. Had a great time! Subbed 👍 Justin

Going to be running it this year.hope to see u there mate

nice place

Are you going to delete your videos?

Thanks for this video. I'm doing the BTU50 this year, and this has filled in some of the bits I haven't done a recce for

lovely video but don't really understand the only natural water thing. for the sake of a wonderful experience - i think i might have let that one go and water up where ever i could. but well done on what you managed - its a great path

Yo, I can't belive the distance you covered in these two videos great effort!. I'm doing the Pennine way solo this year in July. Plan is 13 days to a potential 2 rest days. making use of campsites and a around 5 wild camps along the journey. About 10 years ago I attempted it with my dad but we abandoned after the second day as he got severely dehydrated and had to get the ambulance out after he passed out into his own dinner in a pub. Spent half the night at a&e whilst dad was on a drip getting rehydrated and then at 2am after hospital kicked us out we had to find somewhere to sleep. Ended up sleeping in a asda carpark, untill it opened lol fantastic unforgettable holiday! cant wait to attempt it again

Which sleeping pad was that? In the video you said Thermarest i think,but when i looked at the lighterpack it says it's a Lighttour. Is the Lighttour the one that has like a built in pillow? How comfortable is it for you?

is the 2018 model???

Boil n reduce that water

Well done, buddy! I think that you burnt out, pace yourself next time.

I did it last summer, but the nasty surprise was that the Severn Way (which I wanted to be my main course from Bristol) was closed and I had to walk along the M48, which wasn't pleasant at all.

That looked very cold!!!!

You have my admiration for your stamina! I learned a few useful lessons watching your 2 excellent vids on the PW. for which I heartily thank ye!

My wife and I completed the walk from West to East in 2018 a month before my 65th. Loved the video, happy memories. Not long after I was looking at a photo of the sycamore gap tree, rang the photographer who sold me a print, at a great price, sized to fit a nice frame I have, it hangs on my living room wall a s happy reminder of the walk.

this looks brilliant! I'm so tempted to sign up for 2023...

On my list as a 'todo'

Hello! Which travel agency organized this snorkeling tour?

Should have asked someone for water. Knocked on a door

Informative and well made video. I'm enjoying the island at the moment.

so to the way you need to have support team 14 days is good time to add in there is public transport on train and bus it can be split in to long weekend which wot i did over two year 3 day at time the issue are public transport in the chevil hills were it best add 3 days on the scot trail to get to railway link

chris i carry 25 kg on this trail all the way at weekends slots it impossible to do with out support team of people change gear or top up food ! the only way is by feed your self in pubs and cafe s because you cannot carry the food water to do it it took only two taxis in north yorshire to do were transport was not possible and walk in scotland to railway station after the trail on the scot national trail

I really wish I made the time to visit Koh Lipe prior to the pandemic situation. 😥 I suspect Thailand's many tourist hotspots will not return to lively or normal for 3+ more years. Due to many of the complex financial matters that is affect the world that likely prolong the affects of the pandemic. I was in Thailand in March '22 and it tourism was pretty much dead.

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Well done filming a marathon! That must have made it so much more challenging! This was a fun watch!

Cracking effort and a very well put together video, thanks

07:29 Support team!

Nice one, cheers.

Amazing! Well done 👏🏻

I love it when you are giving everything in a sprint! Nice marathon Jez!

Sprint finish! 07:26 Ha! 07:35 You hardly look puffed, Jez Excellent, well done

A good run , in the area in a couple of weeks hope to walk the round

Why "kilometres?" We use "miles." Maybe you could use miles on your next attempt, and show "Kilometres" on screen for none UK watchers? Just a thought. I'm not trying to be "passive aggressive," and wish you well, pun intended, in your next attempt. A little advice, take in more fats, and not sugars, and or carbs, that will just give you spikes and troughs. NOT medical advise. 👍😎👍m-E-m

don't worry mate you did just fine

🤔 Having never been to UK, I'm confused as to the cost of entry. The entrance fee was listed as "3 pounds", but three pounds of what? Three pounds of gold, 3lbs of platinum, or 3lbs of plutonium? Can it be 3lbs of anything? I just purchased 3lbs of bologna, will that suffice? If only Britain had a standard monetary system, instead of expecting people to carry around "pounds" of random stuff like plutonium and bologna to barter with..... Sheesh! (Lol) Seriously though, this is a beautiful place. I recall recently watching a video about a group of inexperienced and poorly outfitted hikers becoming overwhelmed by a winter storm in this area, and some of them perishing as a result. That was at least 10-20+ years ago as I recall. Always come prepared, and carry updated physical maps. Don't rely on your smartphone for your guidance, because it may suffer some sort of failure or catastrophic damage that renders it inoperable. Always tell friends or family where you're going, and let them know what basic route you plan on taking, so that it'll be easier to find you if something goes wrong.

What a stunning video! Love the drone shots! Very well done!

Excellent video that brings back many great memories of days spent in the Cairngorms. I've walked this route a few times in all weathers - usually on the same day!! LOL BTW, the P in Ptarmigan is silent