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A very wet walk! Beautiful scenery throughout.

good morning, my friend. that was a very pretty walk. I really enjoyed it. It made me sad to hear about your mom losing her sight . I was a wonderful gift to bring her so she could enjoy the beauty while she could. thank you for the views, and have a wonderful time with your family. Those are the best memories, no doubt about it. Dwayne

OH WOW, what a beautiful walk. I could walk that a million times and never get tired of it. Thank you so much. Dwayne

wow, that was some really beautiful scenery . when you were first talking about your treat at the end, then said elephant and frog. I was thinking what the hell , and out with the animal crackers, I had to laugh. Those are good. have you ever had the frosted ones? thanks for another great video. Dwayne

Really glad to see you did Walna Scar, so many people just walk straight past it. Also your courtesy to other walkers with the drone, well done and I will search out your other videos and tell my friends

My favourite fells and the Old Man was my first…..55 years ago when I was 10! Fabulous camera work and a really different way to do the Coniston round, thank you I enjoyed the video so much!

wonderful envious much

that is gonna be awesome

Some lovely shots - and what a great bit of countryside! These 'unfancied' and off the beaten track hills are just perfect . . . . unless you get stuck in a bog, of course

well, my friend, there certainly is a big difference between England and Scotland. as much as I love Scotland, there are some really beautiful places in England. I think one of my favorite areas are the cheviots with the rolling hills . Dwayne

Fantastic episode my friend, shots and overall quality are just superb!

Cracking I have always enjoyed that area I haven’t found them boring and when I did my first round of Hewitts cryniau nod was the Hewitt and not Foel cedig so I went back and bagged it this year good video cheers Andy

I ALWAYS enjoy your videos. the views are great every time, and it always puts a smile on my face when you put a new one out. I love sitting here in the mornings and have my coffee and a nice walk in the mountains. Dwayne

This video is proof that nature is the ultimate artist! Hats off for capturing its beauty so wonderfully. You are a brave on Rudolph

Brilliant views cheers

very nice

Very nice! Some great footage, and in beautiful crisp light too Having been up there myself I can confirm there's quite a lot of heather . . . . . . oh, and best go around the bog at the halfway point - Tony

that was a great hike, my friend, and I'm very glad I could come along. it saddened me to find out about your wife's illness. I am a two-time stage 4 cancer survivor. let her know I will be praying for her and wish her the best possible health. I truly do enjoy seeing the mountains with you. Dwayne

I do SO enjoy your videos . there is no place better than the mountains. thank you so very much. these videos really make my day. Dwayne

Nice video and views down Ogden Valley those tops reminded me a bit of the Rhinogs when walking through the Heather and rock when I did them ATB cheers Andy

I'm a local fell runner and traditional hiking boots can be pretty dangerous all over the Carneddau in the wet, it gets so slippery, but fell running shoes have much better grip on soft and steep terrain, and some fell running shoe companies like Inov8 and VJ Sport also make boots which have grip designed more for softer ground than traditional hiking boots, which are designed to be a jack of all trades and master of none, I use Inov8 boots around there which work really well in the wet as they have a studded grip pattern.

spectacular, I can't wait to see more. so stunning

Always wanted to do Suilven but its the long walk to the base of the mountain that puts me off. Wouldn't it be fantastic if we could fly back to Lochinver from the top of Suilven? 😉

Fantastic Rudy. I enjoyed that end to end. Pumlumon is my spiritual home I'd say - if you had good views at camp you will have seen the source of the Wye and it's deep Cwm. Good to hear you enjoyed the solitude of the area - that's its selling point. All the best. Mark

Nice video cracking views I haven’t been on some of those hills for quite some time so I will have to re visit them cheers mate

Great love it ,o and it's uh garn!

Cracking love those hills very quiet with few walkers frequenting them nice video cheers

Excellent video once again! I first climbed Quinag in 1966 and again in 1977 but, staying regularly at the wonderful Inchnadamph Hotel, I've climbed it several times since . . . the best being traversing the whole range with my daughter in April 2022 on our week's visit from Canada . . . when we virtually had the mountain to ourselves. Magic part of the world which I know well as my dear departed dad was born in Lairg and my childhood and teenage summers were spent on my uncle's sheep farm just north west of the town. I worked on the farm on the bad days and cycled to the mountains of central, north and west Sutherland on the good days, climbing all those over 2,500 ft (plus Suilven and the Coigach hills) before I was out of my teens. Happy days . . . and it's wonderful to still be climbing them at 77 and counting!

Brilliant a nice hike I am doing my second round of Hewitts. So need to do Drum and Tal y Fan again it’s years since I have been on them so it was nice seeing your video excellent.

That was wonderful to watch, and quite emotional for me. Thank you. Suilven has an attachment to it for me. One of my big brothers climbed it, and loved it. He'd stayed in the bothy. Not sure how many times he went up it. Anyway, he did climb it in 2019. In 2020, he got poorly. On the day he found out that treatment wasn't working, he had a conversation with my sister (she was also going through treatment). He said, at the end of the day he just wanted to stand on Bamburgh beach and say b***er. My sister replied with an offer to stand aloft somewhere in Wales and say it for him. He said, 'or go to Suilven and shout 'ar*e'. He died in February 2021. So I decided to had to take his message up there for him. I hadn't done any walking or climbing in years. First thing I did was join a gym and took up spinning. I set a date. 21st June 2022. I took my friend with me, who lost his partner suddenly in 2020. So we both had meaning to go. He drove the 300 plus miles, stayed at Inchnadamph, and set off for Suilven on the morning of 21st June. It was foggy. The fog didn't lift. So we didn't see Suilven at all. I knew she was there, but it was frustrating. I remember the relentless path, ups and downs, the turn for the bothy, the bridge, the rise up to the start of the route up to Suilven. My friend was struggling by this point. Wasn't sure if he was going to make it. We sat on a rock and had to decide what to do. He said he's go on. So we climbed up that first ridge, the one before you get to the loch at the base of Suilven. We suddenly realised she was there, lurking in fog. We met a few hikers, one of which advised to not go up. So I decided we couldn't. The fog was too much. I lay back on a massive boulder and looked up, and as if by magic, the fog cleared just a little for me to see the top. It felt magical. My friend did the most amazing shouting of 'ar*e', it echoed through the valley. We left a small teddy up there, and some little rocks/crystals. All in memory of my brother and my friend's partner. Then I turned my back on Suilven and left. My friend started off down the steep path. A few steps down and he fell. He went tumbling forward, then came to a stop. I ran down to him, and found him on the edge of the path, with a drop behind him, his bad stopping him rolling further. He was upsidedown. Luckily, nothing broken, perhaps his pride. And lots of scrapes and bumps. It made the long walk back really long. We got back to the lodge at about 9pm. I left him there and ran to get the car. He thought he'd found a lovely place to sit, until the midgies descended. Hah! Insult to injury. I never went back to Suilven. Although did stay at Achnarcarnin last May, where I could see her from the window. I don't think I can do it now. I have an injured knee. I know I've written far too much, but it was just to tell my story. And say thank you for sharing, again. Maybe next time you can do an honoury shout out of 'ar*e' for me, please. Thank you.

Great video which brought back a lot of happy memories. I first climbed Suilven in 1967 (both tops), secondly in 1983 (both tops again) and most recently in 2019 at age 72 . . . 52 years after my first ascent. Wonderful mountain which I hope to climb again this autumn or next spring . . . as I now live in Vancouver, I only get over to Assynt for a couple of weeks a year.

that was a really nice walk, my friend . very enjoyable. I will see you on the next adventure. Dwayne

Do the jet fighters fly past that peak? Mach Loop?

Beautifully put together video. You've captured the fantastic west coast very well and you've got the music right too, for me.

The Garbh Choireachan is a great ridge. I used to do it in the other direction and returned via the posties path or try and hitch a lift from Achiltibuie. Great video and thanks for posting it.

Hi mate, are you doing an episode per route in the nuttalls book, if so I’d be interested which ones you have/can potentially combine. I’ve done that in the lakes but seems trickier in wales without a camp out

this is the first video of yours I've seen, and I enjoyed it very much. I grew up in the mountains of West Virginia, and I absolutely love seeing the mountains in other places and Scotland had some of the finest I've seen. Thank you for letting me come along. Dwayne

Who 9n earth built a wall up there

Fantastic Applecross is an amazing area

Wow! The scenery looks incredible! Great shots.

Stumbled upon your channel while searching for Moel Cynghorion, we’ve watched a few of your videos now and really enjoying them, I (Mark) did a solo on Gallt Yr Ogof about 2 years ago and I pitched not too far from you were, your vid reminded me of that and the views are stunning up there . I had an awesome sunset as well fantastic place. We’ve sub’d your channel . We defo think you deserve a lot more subscribers your videos are a great watch ATB Mark & Simon 👌👍

Sadly, One that got away along with Canisp. We always intended cycling in to avoid the long slog.

Such a beautiful work my friend! This looks amazing!

Brilliant I did same route but in opposite direction to you the corries there are something special aren’t they cheers

Cracking video great footage the paths have been improved greatly since I climbed suliven they were very bad and muddy I also recommend climbing Cansip as the views back to Suliven are amazing brilliant video cheers

Excellent views it’s a cracking mountain in an area where the Munro’s don’t dominate but the smaller hills do brilliant

❤ brilliant my home territory. As I live less than 30 minutes drives from the Beacons well done Cwm Du on the western side of Fan Frynych is worth exploring a fantastic place a miniature Scottish glen cheers

Cracking I did these in mist first time and blistering heat the next time lol I like that approach to Aran Fawddwy from that side up to the lake and up the ridge I lovely quiet area cracking video cheers

Nice video I am enjoying your walks I have done this hill twice from north and south direction whilst doing the Welsh Hewitts it’s always good to find different routes up hills excellent

Been a very wet start to the year. Still great to get out into the fresh air and clean out the soul. Best wishes on the next adventure!