Hi, you busy lady 😊. Watched this one before, but thought I'd watch it again whilst I ate my lunch - still supporting your channel! I even paused you, made myself a cuppa tea so I could have one with you 😂. I've lied to you, I told you we had only been up Kinder once 😮 we've actually been up there twice maybe three times. We went up the Nab/Ringing Roger along the edge and came down Crowden Brook and we went up from Bowden Bridge, William Clough along to the downfall and dropped down just beyond Red Brook through where Dog Stone is. This is my next mission to find that stone! XX
The kinder live is strong Sadie! This boulder isn’t easy to find. It’s better on a nice day. Maybe that could be our walk and talk lol 😂 plenty of time to catch up whilst I drag you to the rock for a little sit down to admire the wild gruffs and bog lands. I’d still need to navigate using my phone to find it again. Kinder looks different every time I visit! ATB, Sarah
Omg 😮 what an offer! I would love that! When you said meet for a walk, talk and cuppa I didn't think we would have the privilege of being in your company for that long 😊. I watched this video the other day and since you suggested taking us there it's been my mission to try to locate it as you said. So my free minutes I'm sat with Google maps and my os map, it's driving me bonkers if I lived nearer I'd say come on we are off to see if I've located it, but I can't 😂. My first mission was to find dog stone, I feel confident about that one as for this rock I thought it would be a while before I considered trying to look for it due to how the weather can change quickly and my lack of Kinder experience. Before children we were up on Bleaklow and the clagg came down good job we had a compass 😅 bog after bog after bog. I think back and can't believe it, we were even less prepared and less knowledgeable than we are now - that's youth for ya 😂. XX
Ahh thank you!!🙏🏻 yes it was really special, I love them so much because they are a little like me on the moors illusive, yet standing out in my red coat and them in their white ones ☺️ just beautiful, I’m really looking forward to a camp up that way soon Ralph, BW, Sarah
Thank you for taking us on this hike with you - and it was amazing to see Aztec Lizard Rock! I have to say I am so impressed with the responsible way that you did the hike, how well prepared you were and the pointing out of your safety aspects - a great role model. I look forward to watching more of your videos! Happy hiking!
Hey 👋🏻 thank you for the lovely comment Louise. I’ve climbed and walked Kinder many times now and understand it’s unforgiving nature and wholeheartedly respect it. I’ve seen mountain rescue looking for people in trouble and I always endeavour not to be included in their numbers. I do think that I have a responsibility to take my individual safety seriously when I’m out on solo hikes when I publish it on social media. I love to show that It’s possible to have fun and stay safe 😊 check out my other 18 mile hike around Kinder scout to see it in beautiful weather! ATB, Sarah
Excellent! I found the ancient stone FB group only a few days ago, after a quick search on there I realised it hadn’t been shared before so took the opportunity to share my pictures. I really do love boulders 😂
Just revisited this Sarah.. for obvious reasons. We've now finally discovered this special stone after being determined to not ask anyone where exactly it is.. wanting to find it through our own determination and love for exploring and finally finding. You have captured that feeling beautifully here and you were'nt joking about that clag! 😊 It's like joining a special little Kinder loving club. We found it quite special sitting with this stone for a while, and yes, what a location for a special, memory making little camp. ✨⛺🗿⛺✨
@@HimAndHerOutdoors2 well done!!! I did have a helping hand from Andrew Beavers with a cheeky little pic of the location in a map but I still needed my phone to navigate to it. I had the bearings from seal stones just in case there was no phone signal but I would have found it hard to find either going up and down the hags! I think it’s easier to get to from 4 Jacks cabin? ATB! Thanks for commenting here and happy adventuring 🫶🏼
The connection with rocks and monoliths and even buildings is a thing, I’m certain of it. People who get it, get it! Really good video today so thanks for that also. 😁
Absolutely!! I get it but I’d never given it a second thought about this rock. It was originally just an object of curiosity for me. Now it’s something a little more special 🤩 BW, Sarah
Hi Sarah, another excellent jaunt in country. Love the place ya went too, clearly filled with real energy maybe spiritual , perhaps it’s set on a Ley line, which are known to be crossroads from the past, perhaps you weren’t alone. Spooky
I believe, I know, I felt it. I didn’t feel freaked out, I felt guided and cared for. What ever we understand or believe it’s built in experience and knowledge and I have been delving into my spiritual side more recently in the last few years. I didn’t expect to uncover anything he other than a carving in a rock yesterday but now it’s extra special ✨
@@SoloSarahBX Could be other Pagan sites crisscrossing that region with more stones and boulders marking ancient pathways. So many opportunities for new treks for ya and more knowledge gained. Similar places here in Northern Ireland, lots of ancient history. Happy Travels Sarah
That looks like a hard work walk Sarah, especially with the poor weather and deteriorating light, however it is certainly worth making the effort and getting out. 👍
Ohhhh aye it’s a good old slog up there, seems relentless on some Of the paths especially when your destination is completely shrouded in cloud and it’s raining! It’s always so worth it to me. I am not usually dissuaded by poor weather unless it’s blowing a gale. That can be really dangerous up there and I value my life ❤BW, Sarah
I love these mysteries buried in history that are all over the Peaks. Who knows what is buried under the peat, or how many things we walk past everyday and just don't realise their significance? Did they even know what the Azteks were whenever someone carved it? I saw the plaque on Carl Wark that said maximum penalty £100 for damage to the scheduled monument, then saw a date carved into the rocks which my mate said was 1771. Looking a bit closer, we agreed it was 1991, but at what point does vandalism become heritage? Cracking video again, thank you and keep at it!
The curiosity of human nature…it’s great to explore and broaden our knowledge. I’ve always had an eye for noticing things that others might not. Always appreciating the hidden gems 💎
I must get up to the Peak District and see these things for myself. It's a right trek from Gloucestershire but with you and Andy Beavers showing it off so well it'll have to be done. AYB, Roger
Hi Roger 👋🏻 Roger up Ringing Roger ❤ to see the Aztec rock…absolutely! I hope you find the time to visit in the near future, thank you for taking an interest in my videos 🥰 Andy is fantastic, I have no idea why he doesn’t have hundreds of thousands of subs his content is awesome, a great inspiration to me…BW, Sarah
Can relate to this walk - been up and down that path (The Nab) to Ringing Roger (the rocks just before the plateau) several times, including coming down in the pitch black after 9pm after an eventful attempt to walk the whole perimeter path (hint - don’t try it on a short winter day!). Was glad of a couple of pints of shandy in the Nag’s Head to revive me! Keep up the great videos Sarah.
Yes!! I am waiting a little longer before I attempt it and I’ll be setting off before sunrise to make the most of the day walking. I have done it in two parts already with a camp inbetween but my next challenge is to walk the perimeter in one go in the name of fundraising 🙏🏻🤩
@@SoloSarahBX I never saw that one, but know the one near Kinder Low with the code on it, and the alien (supposed ) evacuation point . George King and his followers thought that this was the point where Aetherians would be evacuated by Extra Terrestrials from Venus when the world ends in the year 2015 ( we are still here!). The co-ords are roughly N53°23’58.99″, W1°53’29.94.
HehUp Sarah, so true the trekking pole and selfie stick problem! I too find it an issue that needs to be solved. One way around is the neck ring that attaches to camera, but forward filming only. Don't worry soon some one will invent an hands free selfie stick! Those day hikes ate so important; so pleased you promote them!
Now then MR NB how r u? I believe the drone may be a solution, they are rather pricey and maybe a little beyond my technical ability at present 😂 but I’ll get there! Always wanted one. I don’t always film my day hikes as I’d rather concentrate my energy on the camps but I really enjoyed doing this so I plan to make more…thanks for watching, BW, Sarah
@@SoloSarahBX I have worndered if there's an adapter to put a camera on a trekking pole? That would mean you'd only have 2 poles...and yes I always have this issue as well!
Great video , obviously i'm going to have to find the rock 😊. My next hike out is Higger, Carl Wark, Mother Cap etc so after that I'll be moving onto Kinder. I'll let you know when I've found it 👍. Keep the videos coming 🙂
I’m So happy to read this! The area is full of wonder. If you have time seek out bolehill quarry just below millstone edge. Wow it’s a fairy land especially in shroom season between September and November… silver birch 🍄 😍😍😍
Thank you for not having a heart attack on the way up the mountain! Bit like my heart rate on my bike yesterday!! I love your rock. Saw a couple of boulders up our forestry today..thought of you! Xx
Ey up, I was the nameless one ( the one who never leaves comments) months ago I was watching a Messner or Beaver’s video when I saw one of yours, like it and subscribed. I was out with my younger brother and some of his kids. Introducing them to hill walking and the benefits it can bring for mental health. Sadly my brothers daughter took her own life at 16. Just wanted to let you know, especially since you’ve talked about your own battles with mental illness, keep making your excellent videos. ATB
Oh Kevin! Thanks for saying hello today and for leaving this lovely comment to share your outing and story. It means. Great deal that you’ve commented for me. There’s always a story behind a walk and a walk behind a story. The kids looked to be loving it, certainly blew the cobwebs off for me and burnt off some calories. ATB, Sarah
Shame that the sound went down at the most important time, never mind though you'll sort that out. Also, nothing blocks your filter on your befree like kinder water....imagine all the miniscule bits of peat getting trapped in the filter? Unavoidable but it explains why the flow slows right down after a while.
Glad you watched! I really fancied recording the adventure. It’s nice to have the time to do it before I’m bk at work again tomorrow. I have to seize the opportunity. BW, Sarah
I felt rather unfit Tring to climb and talk but wanted to push through that challenge too so thanks for your encouragement! Had a great hike. I must seize these opportunities 🥾☺️
Good for you, getting out there whatever the weather. Personally I prefer conditions that most consider inclement, it's lots of sunshine I can't handle. I find your walks and talks so restful, one of my favourite channels to have on while I'm ironing. 😁 I've messed up today though, couldn't wait to watch this and the washing machine hasn't even finished yet. 🤦
Ha ha! That’s great that you watch when ironing 🤩 did you feel like you were having g a workout too? Ha ha! I do like walking in less than ideal conditions. Part of the challenge that changing variable 🙌🏻
My pleasure! Sound quality was a bit strange and the edit a little raw/rough round the edges but I guess that was determined by the wet and windy conditions too and the nature of the hike…strenuous! Descending in the dark ☺️
Nice one sarah glad you found it in some tough looking conditions too..its some place aint it has an atmosphere to it but a good one.. That noise you mention sounded like some interference from somewhere..but who knows where eh..good to see you exploring & getting out there..stay safe..Andy.
Thanks Andy! Couldn’t wait to find it and love a challenge. This one was multifaceted, the hike up, the weather, the navigation and the time constraints with sunset. Mission accomplished! Looking forward to visiting the rock on a clear crisp day! Now wouldn’t it be interesting to revisit and see if I hear that sound again? Pretty special that place…BW, Sarah
Sarah! Enjoyed the vid. Great job, not sure I could have made at my age. Geeking out regarding Aztec rock. Some could say your experience could be due to hypoxia. Don't want to bust anyone's bubble, but the rock may be a squatting man or squatting mantis petroglyph (a representation of plasma fields in the sky witnessed by the ancients) they are a world wide phenomena. Here in the US SW. So don't discount the sensation you had. I tried a quick search for dating, could not find. If anyone knows I would appreciate it.
Very interesting! Thank you for your comment! I will never discount anything? My mind is a sponge and I’m always learning. I will google what you’ve just told me! Nope nothing on the rock, it’s a mystery 🙏🏻✨
It was definitely worth it. 8 miles in total in 3.5 hrs so I was pleased I got out and hit up there to find the rock and have some fresh air! BW, Sarah
Hi Sarah, just watched your video really enjoyed it and love your presentation its so natural. With the heart rate you mentioned, yes ive noticed mine creep up to 160 and above last year when doing the west highland way i started to stop for a minute or 2 as im not sure how high is too high for my age. Been up kinder several times and wildcamped a couple of times too its a great place. Never seen the Aztec rock though, will keep an eye out next time. Keep the videos coming. You have a new subscriber, i thought i already was tbh but apparently i wasnt.
That’s great! Thank you for the sub. The Aztec rock is quite well hidden off the main path from seal stones on the northern edge. Definitely needs some careful navigation unless you are happy with full light, good weather and the adventure 👌🏻
I started watching your latest vid as I was cooking the kids tea!! Then I was too distracted and want to give it my full attention Mick! It’s back on ❤ it’s beautiful, I really love your style with these last few vids, I always have, I imagine in real Life you are quite similar to me and enjoy the peace on camps when the camera isn’t recording your every move. Believe it or not I can spend a whole day not talking and I’m happy as a piggy in 💩 lol 😂 BW matey, Sarah
Hiya sarah 👍 great day hike video. Checkout the Dog rock near Cluther Rocks on ya next outing.. ill let you decipher the encrypted message scribed into the gritstone along with dog of course.. Also cluther rocks has a few good little tent pitches 👍😁 The carvings are old but not abmncient and a few hark back to the mason days who spent alday up there cutting and carving mill stones and the mysterious carvinhmgs are by idle stone masons.. Some are just pure mystery 😁 Takecare and you did very well chatting whilst hiking up Ringing Roger.. 👍
Thank you! 🙏🏻 that’s a great but if info, firmly on my list, much appreciated. I love to find things and dwell on their origins and meanings. Gives a hike and a camp a whole new dimension 👌🏻 BW, Sarah
Great video,really enjoying the channel.i need to find myself a nice base camp site and explore your part of the world as i know very little about the peak district.cheers for all the filming sarah,i have forwarded it onto my girls as i know they will enjoy your editing and format.
That’s great Gary! There’s plenty to choose from whether that be close to your car if you drive or a good hike. I guess it’s nice to see a woman out exploring especially when you have daughters ☺️
@#solosarah nice one... I don't normally watch hiking videos.. I have to hike to wherever iam pitching up that night but I don't like that bit... before I had lung trouble I would rather run than walk... running was total freedom to me... I joined the cross-country team at secondary school and later on i ended up running marathons .. now I can't run for a bus.... your video was really quite interesting, I didn't know about the Aztec stone. Though I have never really been to the north side yet.. it is now on my list of things to do on the north side ... take care of yourself solosarah
Thank you so much for your comment and for sticking with the video. I don’t really watch hiking vids either as I’d much rather study a map and enjoy the adventure first hand but this was certainly different for me and more of a quest to find something that felt ancient. I was not disappointed and neither did I regret the mission and a half to get to it in those conditions. It was a very uplifting experience…I slept like a baby! I hope you manage to explore the northern edge and enjoy a steady pace too. I usually do aswell as I like to take in my surrounding on hikes N make sure I don’t get lost 😊BW, Sarah
Another great video Sarah. You seem too be dealing with the new found fame really well😂 You will soon be charging for autographs😊 Keep up the crackin videos.
It’s funny, always makes me laugh and I don’t mind talking about it on my videos either. What makes me happy is that people are out enjoying hikes and camps bumping into folk who take the time to say hello has always been lovely
Not a weirdo!! There's nowt wrong with a bit of rock bothering. I'm lucky to be about 5 miles from Ilkley so do a little bothering myself! Even been round Caithness rock bothering ( it's ace up there for monoliths). 😂🪨 Thanks for sharing the Aztec stone 🙏
Read your message on break at work today and it made me lol 😂 rock bothering. I’ll definitely be using that phrase in the next episode of Boulder fetish goes bothering 😂
Hi Sarah I really enjoy your videos you are an absolute inspiration I live with anxiety and depression and your lovely chatter when you are out walking or camping is just music to my soul I go out walking up and down the Edges in Derbyshire and it is always a good walk with the uphills, the views and just sitting on a rock listening and watching and the ancient discoveries Please just keep going you make me want to get out there and get gone 👍
I’ve spoken about this before. I’ve recently been brave enough to venture out, just for hikes so far a camp is definitely coming! Just push yourself and go for a small walk in the hills and it grips you and releases feel good hormones and you progress. You can do this 🙂
Thank you for sharing…I have in the past suffered with anxiety and depression, heavily medicated and difficulty functioning. My channel is Much more than just recording stuff it’s a personal record and reflection on how far I’ve come to beat my demons and show others that you can achieve anything that you want when you put yourself first and love your self enough to live your authentic life 💜💜💜 getting out is awesome and if you walk the edges I can wholeheartedly understand how amazing this is for your health because I feel it too. Youve got this mate 👌🏻
I found it Sarah doing exactly what you said 😆 You know anyway as you confirmed it 🤣 just got to find it in person now 🤭. Todays lunchtime watch, think this may be the third time now 🤣🤣🤣 I absolutely have to be your number 1 fan (I wonder if you have any analytical proof?) Looking forward to pitching Darcy this weekend she also has some new jewellery. Some colourful magnets along with some extra long pegs that to be on the safe side will be needing a slight modification 😉. My fascination with Kinder has to be the challenge my new fear is that based on our last experience we will get up there and lose the most expensive thing we take up. 🤣🤣🤣 The children have since said the're surprised we haven't lost them up there yet and 🙈 I think they are genuinely worried as they are never keen going up, but they do incredibly well, once up there all you get is can we go down now 🙄 and on the way down they don't stop talking and tell us how much they've enjoyed their day 🤣🤣🤣 it's so funny. XX
@@PaulandSadie always such a lovely magical comment to read from you thanks Sadie! Yes you found it and fab! Glad you have Darcy all set. I’m sure even without any further mods she would be fine up there. If you want to I’d recommend bungee cord for the extra line points on each side at the bottom of the tent, extra guy lines just above each door and swapping out the cords at each corner putting an additional loop on that so 2 pegs can be put on each corner in windy conditions 👏
Paul's on the case with the mods as instructed 😂. Well I'm sure I am 😊 and am glad we got the wonderful opportunity to meet you, that was a great afternoon! When we meet again I won't be in Mum mode so will be able to relax and mess around 🙃. Today I watched Solitary Ramblers walk of Gardoms Edge, up to Wellington's Monument, past the cows you talked about and then up to Birchen Edge. It was really nice to watch knowing we had been to a part of that area... give it a watch 😊 xx.
Hehe 'Dolly-Bird' my scouse mate at uni used to say stuff like that! Love marmadukes btw, bit pricey mind. I used to get my parcels from the-er when I 'd missed postman pat in Hunters Bar!
😂I dont know why I say these things they just come out…probs generational, usually have a filter firmly slapped onto my mush in the interests of professionalism but I may have slipped out a sh*te in this vid oooooosy lol 😂
Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed it, I’d love to know more about the Aztec rock, I’ll do some searching but I guess part of its mystery is not knowing knowing 👌🏻 BW, Sarah
166! I had to keep stopping when we were climbing (on out knees at some points) up Higger Tor because mine was 155. Wouldnt have bothered me ten years ago but you mellow with age I guess (Is that wisdom?)
Oh it sure is wisdom Phil. On days when I am not challenged by disappearing light alone on a mountain a spend heaps of time grounding, slowing down and listening seen as this world runs to clock and far too fast, our superpower is to slow that time down and live in our own time ✨
It’s quite a way off the beaten track near seal stones. Definitely need to know where it is to find it amongst the peat hags and boulders. It’s quite close to the top of Blackden Rind
...and I'll do this walk when my back recovers, and I get a spare minute! I don't think I've walked this way before. Last time I went up Kinder our lass said 'You said it was only a small walk!!!' she got 't reyt monk on, and stormed off. Well it is only a small to walk to us innit? :D
🤩 bless her! It’s certainly not for the faint hearted. Catches many folk out there. Taking your time on a nice day is much better than stomping up on a Tuesday afternoon with 3 hrs of day light left looking for a rock that you’ve not been to before on an elevated moorland full of rocks 🤭 DID IT! 🤣
That was My first thought Andy. My device wasn’t near the phone when I was recording and I thought it strange how the buzzing happened when I was closer to the rock or talking about it! Certainly some logical explanation… or maybe it’s a transmitter? 😉
Mi new Speedster stove has arrived, Sarah! It's so tiny and lightweight. I'm scared of bending it. How do you store yours in your pack? I've found a Tupperware box that it fits into perfectly and that doubles as a little chopping board. I'm gonna be doing some experiments later after work. I'm reyt chuffed wi it! 🤗
I’m made up for you! I love how light it is. I bought the complete set so it all forts inside my 500ml titanium cup with lid including folding spork and lighter 🙌🏻 please feedback on how you find it ☺️
Excellent video ,I've always been tempted to strip naked and dance around these rocks lol like sir billy. But other half gives me that look. Did it clothed at orkney though lol. I've been inspired by your weight loss journey.been comfort eating since last nov when lost my stepmum and now dad has cancer. So enrolled to do pentlands walk for St columbas they helped me look after stepmum in her final days. Still thinking what the hell have I signed up for lol 😂😂😂. My Mrs loves her garmin facts 🙄🙄
Bless you! Well done and I’m Sorry to hear of your loss, deepest sympathies to you and your family. It’s really good to have a goal. I have my fundraiser hike and my personal challenge to walk the Kinder Scout Plateau then the Sheffield half marathon with hubby. That’ll do lol 😂 Dancing naked around a fire 🔥 yep, I’m doing this year, bathing naked in the white springs of Glastonbury jut about topped it off for me in terms of goals ❤
@SoloSarahBX excellent about Glastonbury lol. Life is too short eh! Hope it goes well for the hospice fundraiser. Reality of doing 11 miles over the pentland hills is starting to sink 😳 🤪🤪 "I'm gonna die lol"
I would say honoring the fertility sun goddess with star constellation above her head (implicating time of year) with giving birth to the grain (not tail) for a good growth and harvest. Beautiful thanks for sharing!
I can't find anything about it, it's like so e secret nobody wants to share. They call it the azrec stone because of the chitchen itza ball court releif. Bird man, in 'squatting' man position, beheaded, with serpent (spirit) coming out . Check out the chitchen itza ball court releif
Hi! Unfortunately I don’t always pick up these notifications from UA-cam straight away and I have been on shift all day so apologies for late reply. I don’t have a grid reference I only have a screenshot of a map so it’s difficult to share with others. I approached the stone from sealstones and walked to it using OS maps on my phone after planning out the route at home but I would recommend taking a map and compass to follow a bearing rather than rely on phone reception. Conditions can change quick uk there and the stone (Boulder) is deep into the featureless plateau. I can share the screen shot via instagram if you have it 👍🏻
@@SoloSarahBX hi no problem about the delay, thanks for the reply. I will put my video link of the decode as a reply here. Thankyou ever so much. I'm 44 now and from Sheffield so Kinder is familiar to me. I have the os online amd the dark peak os. And a compass i found the location and marked it on the maps thankyou. And thankyou again
Some might say spooky, some Have said from my satellite device that was in full Working order. I prefer no explanation and enjoy the mystery and energy of the place 😍
Must get mi headphones 🎧 out to see if I can hear your heart belting away as you clamber up Ringing Roger. At least you managed to keep talking 👄 as you go. Guess you will know 220-40=180 so 160 is fine, and you climbed down to 135 pretty quick. You obviously have faith in your Katadyn water filter as you mentioned poo 💩 and pee in the last video. I've got an ancient one that weights a ton but is indestructible. As for the weird microphone noises I have an equally weird explanation that I probably need to research a bit more. You may know that some rocks in the Peak District are very slightly radio active and as the particles fire out they can be picked up by wireless microphones, course I could be talking you know what again. I'll send you a map. Cheers Graham
Thanks for watching Graham! For your observations and continued support 😊 I think it was my wild camp recce video that you can hear my heart beating away as I entered the gate up a hill. I’m aware of the radon in the rocks and knew Derbyshire was a hot spot as well as Cornwall 😊BW, Sarah
Hi Sarah, I commented twice to this video: Either UA-cam classified my text as spam or it has been deleted manually? Just wanted to let you know. I posted a link to Utah university
Hi there 👋🏻unusual! I can see this one and non held for review, thank you for commenting again. What was the link? Did you share my video to them or was the link something else? Thanks 🙏🏻 Sarah
@@SoloSarahBX I did share an external link, not your video. So, if interested: Search for Utah Dot Edu where they did research on rock vibrations: 'Dynamics of rock arches. Ambient vibration and deformation monitoring' - and check out the MEDIA tab in the navigation header. If you go to the Aztec rock again, you may want to read the Electromagnetic Field with an Phone-App (EMF Meter). Maybe, there is a disturbance from the rock or the geological formation itself.
@@SoloSarahBX Just checkin, my duaghters fella is from yorkshire and I take the pee by saying his from Lancashire. What happened to the sound when you were at the aztec thingy?
@@silverwing5463 😂 I’m sure the Lancashire folk would be offended 😂 yeah Sheffield born lass me… I can’t explain the sound interface at the Aztec rock. I thought it could have been my satellite communications device but my bag wasn’t close enough to it and my microphone was switched off, maybe water in the phone microphone? Or was it just that mysterious rock 🪨 😉
Another corker, Sarah. The bit early on when you said "Christ almighty", stopped and checked your heart rate made me lose some of my cuppa. Quality entertainment 😅
The weather dictated the audio quality on this video. Not easy to film in those conditions with an iPhone and microphone that breaks when wet (I’ve had one bust already but the sound is great when it’s in top working order) not bad for an iPhone 👍🏻Unexplained interference at the Aztec rock. I chose not to clean it up due to the mysterious interference.
Hi, you busy lady 😊. Watched this one before, but thought I'd watch it again whilst I ate my lunch - still supporting your channel! I even paused you, made myself a cuppa tea so I could have one with you 😂. I've lied to you, I told you we had only been up Kinder once 😮 we've actually been up there twice maybe three times. We went up the Nab/Ringing Roger along the edge and came down Crowden Brook and we went up from Bowden Bridge, William Clough along to the downfall and dropped down just beyond Red Brook through where Dog Stone is. This is my next mission to find that stone! XX
The kinder live is strong Sadie! This boulder isn’t easy to find. It’s better on a nice day. Maybe that could be our walk and talk lol 😂 plenty of time to catch up whilst I drag you to the rock for a little sit down to admire the wild gruffs and bog lands. I’d still need to navigate using my phone to find it again. Kinder looks different every time I visit! ATB, Sarah
Omg 😮 what an offer! I would love that! When you said meet for a walk, talk and cuppa I didn't think we would have the privilege of being in your company for that long 😊. I watched this video the other day and since you suggested taking us there it's been my mission to try to locate it as you said. So my free minutes I'm sat with Google maps and my os map, it's driving me bonkers if I lived nearer I'd say come on we are off to see if I've located it, but I can't 😂. My first mission was to find dog stone, I feel confident about that one as for this rock I thought it would be a while before I considered trying to look for it due to how the weather can change quickly and my lack of Kinder experience. Before children we were up on Bleaklow and the clagg came down good job we had a compass 😅 bog after bog after bog. I think back and can't believe it, we were even less prepared and less knowledgeable than we are now - that's youth for ya 😂. XX
Okay I'm 99% sure I've located it on Google maps 🤔 I will see if I can send you a screen shot later and you can confirm or tell me, NO your wrong 🤣. X
Thanks, great to see a mountain hare, another good place to see them is the Strines Moor area of Derbyshire
Ahh thank you!!🙏🏻 yes it was really special, I love them so much because they are a little like me on the moors illusive, yet standing out in my red coat and them in their white ones ☺️ just beautiful, I’m really looking forward to a camp up that way soon Ralph, BW, Sarah
Thank you for taking us on this hike with you - and it was amazing to see Aztec Lizard Rock! I have to say I am so impressed with the responsible way that you did the hike, how well prepared you were and the pointing out of your safety aspects - a great role model. I look forward to watching more of your videos! Happy hiking!
Hey 👋🏻 thank you for the lovely comment Louise. I’ve climbed and walked Kinder many times now and understand it’s unforgiving nature and wholeheartedly respect it. I’ve seen mountain rescue looking for people in trouble and I always endeavour not to be included in their numbers. I do think that I have a responsibility to take my individual safety seriously when I’m out on solo hikes when I publish it on social media. I love to show that It’s possible to have fun and stay safe 😊 check out my other 18 mile hike around Kinder scout to see it in beautiful weather! ATB, Sarah
Literally seen your post on facebook just now, searched on google and heres you again in a video!!! 🤗
Excellent! I found the ancient stone FB group only a few days ago, after a quick search on there I realised it hadn’t been shared before so took the opportunity to share my pictures. I really do love boulders 😂
Just revisited this Sarah.. for obvious reasons. We've now finally discovered this special stone after being determined to not ask anyone where exactly it is.. wanting to find it through our own determination and love for exploring and finally finding. You have captured that feeling beautifully here and you were'nt joking about that clag! 😊 It's like joining a special little Kinder loving club. We found it quite special sitting with this stone for a while, and yes, what a location for a special, memory making little camp. ✨⛺🗿⛺✨
@@HimAndHerOutdoors2 well done!!! I did have a helping hand from Andrew Beavers with a cheeky little pic of the location in a map but I still needed my phone to navigate to it. I had the bearings from seal stones just in case there was no phone signal but I would have found it hard to find either going up and down the hags! I think it’s easier to get to from 4 Jacks cabin? ATB! Thanks for commenting here and happy adventuring 🫶🏼
@@SoloSarahBX All the very best and happy future adventuring to you too Sarah. ✨⛺✨
The connection with rocks and monoliths and even buildings is a thing, I’m certain of it. People who get it, get it! Really good video today so thanks for that also. 😁
Absolutely!! I get it but I’d never given it a second thought about this rock. It was originally just an object of curiosity for me. Now it’s something a little more special 🤩 BW, Sarah
The great builders, or, masons
Hi Sarah, another excellent jaunt in country. Love the place ya went too, clearly filled with real energy maybe spiritual , perhaps it’s set on a Ley line, which are known to be crossroads from the past, perhaps you weren’t alone. Spooky
I believe, I know, I felt it. I didn’t feel freaked out, I felt guided and cared for. What ever we understand or believe it’s built in experience and knowledge and I have been delving into my spiritual side more recently in the last few years. I didn’t expect to uncover anything he other than a carving in a rock yesterday but now it’s extra special ✨
@@SoloSarahBX Could be other Pagan sites crisscrossing that region with more stones and boulders marking ancient pathways. So many opportunities for new treks for ya and more knowledge gained. Similar places here in Northern Ireland, lots of ancient history. Happy Travels Sarah
That looks like a hard work walk Sarah, especially with the poor weather and deteriorating light, however it is certainly worth making the effort and getting out. 👍
Ohhhh aye it’s a good old slog up there, seems relentless on some
Of the paths especially when your destination is completely shrouded in cloud and it’s raining! It’s always so worth it to me. I am not usually dissuaded by poor weather unless it’s blowing a gale. That can be really dangerous up there and I value my life ❤BW, Sarah
I love these mysteries buried in history that are all over the Peaks. Who knows what is buried under the peat, or how many things we walk past everyday and just don't realise their significance? Did they even know what the Azteks were whenever someone carved it?
I saw the plaque on Carl Wark that said maximum penalty £100 for damage to the scheduled monument, then saw a date carved into the rocks which my mate said was 1771. Looking a bit closer, we agreed it was 1991, but at what point does vandalism become heritage?
Cracking video again, thank you and keep at it!
The curiosity of human nature…it’s great to explore and broaden our knowledge. I’ve always had an eye for noticing things that others might not. Always appreciating the hidden gems 💎
I must get up to the Peak District and see these things for myself. It's a right trek from Gloucestershire but with you and Andy Beavers showing it off so well it'll have to be done. AYB, Roger
Hi Roger 👋🏻 Roger up Ringing Roger ❤ to see the Aztec rock…absolutely! I hope you find the time to visit in the near future, thank you for taking an interest in my videos 🥰 Andy is fantastic, I have no idea why he doesn’t have hundreds of thousands of subs his content is awesome, a great inspiration to me…BW, Sarah
Can relate to this walk - been up and down that path (The Nab) to Ringing Roger (the rocks just before the plateau) several times, including coming down in the pitch black after 9pm after an eventful attempt to walk the whole perimeter path (hint - don’t try it on a short winter day!). Was glad of a couple of pints of shandy in the Nag’s Head to revive me! Keep up the great videos Sarah.
Yes!! I am waiting a little longer before I attempt it and I’ll be setting off before sunrise to make the most of the day walking. I have done it in two parts already with a camp inbetween but my next challenge is to walk the perimeter in one go in the name of fundraising 🙏🏻🤩
I lived at South Head Farm for 3 years! Ace walk and thank you for showings Aztec rock!
Oh how wonderful 😍😍😍 you lucky lucky thing ✨ did you ever visit the rock?
@@SoloSarahBX I never saw that one, but know the one near Kinder Low with the code on it, and the alien (supposed ) evacuation point . George King and his followers thought that this was the point where Aetherians would be evacuated by Extra Terrestrials from Venus when the world ends in the year 2015 ( we are still here!). The co-ords are roughly N53°23’58.99″, W1°53’29.94.
@@angelaknisely-marpole7679 yes! I’ve seen that one, walked past it, fascinating even if a little OUT THERE literally lol 😂 👽 🚀
HehUp Sarah, so true the trekking pole and selfie stick problem! I too find it an issue that needs to be solved. One way around is the neck ring that attaches to camera, but forward filming only. Don't worry soon some one will invent an hands free selfie stick! Those day hikes ate so important; so pleased you promote them!
Now then MR NB how r u? I believe the drone may be a solution, they are rather pricey and maybe a little beyond my technical ability at present 😂 but I’ll get there! Always wanted one. I don’t always film my day hikes as I’d rather concentrate my energy on the camps but I really enjoyed doing this so I plan to make more…thanks for watching, BW, Sarah
@@SoloSarahBX I have worndered if there's an adapter to put a camera on a trekking pole? That would mean you'd only have 2 poles...and yes I always have this issue as well!
..There are hiking poles with camera screw mount on top grip ,, both reg . size and staff size ... no need for common selfie stick ...
@@rockytopwrangler2069 I know the poles exist, but I don't want to buy another piece of gear...what would be better is an adapter for existing ones.
Great video , obviously i'm going to have to find the rock 😊. My next hike out is Higger, Carl Wark, Mother Cap etc so after that I'll be moving onto Kinder. I'll let you know when I've found it 👍. Keep the videos coming 🙂
I’m
So happy to read this! The area is full of wonder. If you have time seek out bolehill quarry just below millstone edge. Wow it’s a fairy land especially in shroom season between September and November… silver birch 🍄 😍😍😍
Thank you for making this trek in my stead. Brilliant subject/location. Salute, Love. 💖😎🪨
Awesome! 🤩 thanks for watching, ATB, Sarah
Thank you for not having a heart attack on the way up the mountain! Bit like my heart rate on my bike yesterday!!
I love your rock. Saw a couple of boulders up our forestry today..thought of you! Xx
Ooowwwwww 🥹 that Peak District lassy with the boulder fetish…proud lol 😂
I bet you have a top 5 boulders! Lol
Ey up, I was the nameless one ( the one who never leaves comments) months ago I was watching a Messner or Beaver’s video when I saw one of yours, like it and subscribed. I was out with my younger brother and some of his kids. Introducing them to hill walking and the benefits it can bring for mental health. Sadly my brothers daughter took her own life at 16. Just wanted to let you know, especially since you’ve talked about your own battles with mental illness, keep making your excellent videos. ATB
Oh Kevin! Thanks for saying hello today and for leaving this lovely comment to share your outing and story. It means. Great deal that you’ve commented for me. There’s always a story behind a walk and a walk behind a story. The kids looked to be loving it, certainly blew the cobwebs off for me and burnt off some calories. ATB, Sarah
Shame that the sound went down at the most important time, never mind though you'll sort that out. Also, nothing blocks your filter on your befree like kinder water....imagine all the miniscule bits of peat getting trapped in the filter? Unavoidable but it explains why the flow slows right down after a while.
I can empathise the some degree with your brother’s loss and yours too. Love him and yourself as much as you can. Atb
Great little walk this, thanks for bringing us along, very cool that.
Glad you watched! I really fancied recording the adventure. It’s nice to have the time to do it before I’m bk at work again tomorrow. I have to seize the opportunity. BW, Sarah
It’s a sign of good fitness if you can maintain a conversation whilst pushing up hill. Great area to walk and great video.👍
I felt rather unfit Tring to climb and talk but wanted to push through that challenge too so thanks for your encouragement! Had a great hike. I must seize these opportunities 🥾☺️
Thank you Sarah for an awesome walk much appreciated peace and God bless🙏💙🇺🇸
Thanks Thomas 😊 a different kinda video from me, I fancied taking you all
Along for the challenge to my special rock 🪨, ATB, Sarah
Good for you, getting out there whatever the weather. Personally I prefer conditions that most consider inclement, it's lots of sunshine I can't handle. I find your walks and talks so restful, one of my favourite channels to have on while I'm ironing. 😁 I've messed up today though, couldn't wait to watch this and the washing machine hasn't even finished yet. 🤦
Ha ha! That’s great that you watch when ironing 🤩 did you feel like you were having g a workout too? Ha ha! I do like walking in less than ideal conditions. Part of the challenge that changing variable 🙌🏻
Enjoyed this one . Thank you.
My pleasure! Sound quality was a bit strange and the edit a little raw/rough round the edges but I guess that was determined by the wet and windy conditions too and the nature of the hike…strenuous! Descending in the dark ☺️
Nice one sarah glad you found it in some tough looking conditions too..its some place aint it has an atmosphere to it but a good one..
That noise you mention sounded like some interference from somewhere..but who knows where eh..good to see you exploring & getting out there..stay safe..Andy.
Thanks Andy! Couldn’t wait to find it and love a challenge. This one was multifaceted, the hike up, the weather, the navigation and the time constraints with sunset. Mission accomplished! Looking forward to visiting the rock on a clear crisp day! Now wouldn’t it be interesting to revisit and see if I hear that sound again? Pretty special that place…BW, Sarah
Sarah! Enjoyed the vid. Great job, not sure I could have made at my age.
Geeking out regarding Aztec rock. Some could say your experience could be due to hypoxia. Don't want to bust anyone's bubble, but the rock may be a squatting man or squatting mantis petroglyph (a representation of plasma fields in the sky witnessed by the ancients) they are a world wide phenomena. Here in the US SW. So don't discount the sensation you had.
I tried a quick search for dating, could not find.
If anyone knows I would appreciate it.
Very interesting! Thank you for your comment! I will never discount anything? My mind is a sponge and I’m always learning. I will google what you’ve just told me! Nope nothing on the rock, it’s a mystery 🙏🏻✨
❤ great hike Sarah. Beautiful views. X
Thanks matey 😍
Watching your video….i can almost feel your physical exertion ! But I’m sure it’s all worth it!! I know it’s always is for my trips up….
It was definitely worth it. 8 miles in total in 3.5 hrs so I was pleased I got out and hit up there to find the rock and have some fresh air! BW, Sarah
@@SoloSarahBX
I know what you mean with the fresh air! I try and get 8. Hours a day OUTSIDE! Will be watching your channel.All the best! Rod
Hi Sarah, just watched your video really enjoyed it and love your presentation its so natural. With the heart rate you mentioned, yes ive noticed mine creep up to 160 and above last year when doing the west highland way i started to stop for a minute or 2 as im not sure how high is too high for my age. Been up kinder several times and wildcamped a couple of times too its a great place. Never seen the Aztec rock though, will keep an eye out next time. Keep the videos coming. You have a new subscriber, i thought i already was tbh but apparently i wasnt.
That’s great! Thank you for the sub. The Aztec rock is quite well hidden off the main path from seal stones on the northern edge. Definitely needs some careful navigation unless you are happy with full light, good weather and the adventure 👌🏻
Great to see you out Sarah, very nice vid, always enjoy your personality, bit claggy up there. I'm watching your other vid nxt... Binge watching 🏕️🙂
I started watching your latest vid as I was cooking the kids tea!! Then I was too distracted and want to give it my full attention Mick! It’s back on ❤ it’s beautiful, I really love your style with these last few vids, I always have, I imagine in real
Life you are quite similar to me and enjoy the peace on camps when the camera isn’t recording your every move. Believe it or not I can spend a whole day not talking and I’m happy as a piggy in 💩 lol 😂 BW matey, Sarah
Excellent walk and vlog, on my hit list to do a wild camp on...
Go for it 🙌🏻
I will be Camping at the Woolpacks next week @@SoloSarahBX ⛺⛰
Hiya sarah 👍 great day hike video. Checkout the Dog rock near Cluther Rocks on ya next outing.. ill let you decipher the encrypted message scribed into the gritstone along with dog of course.. Also cluther rocks has a few good little tent pitches 👍😁 The carvings are old but not abmncient and a few hark back to the mason days who spent alday up there cutting and carving mill stones and the mysterious carvinhmgs are by idle stone masons.. Some are just pure mystery 😁 Takecare and you did very well chatting whilst hiking up Ringing Roger.. 👍
Thank you! 🙏🏻 that’s a great but if info, firmly on my list, much appreciated. I love to find things and dwell on their origins and meanings. Gives a hike and a camp a whole new dimension 👌🏻 BW, Sarah
Great video,really enjoying the channel.i need to find myself a nice base camp site and explore your part of the world as i know very little about the peak district.cheers for all the filming sarah,i have forwarded it onto my girls as i know they will enjoy your editing and format.
That’s great Gary! There’s plenty to choose from whether that be close to your car if you drive or a good hike. I guess it’s nice to see a woman out exploring especially when you have daughters ☺️
@#solosarah nice one... I don't normally watch hiking videos.. I have to hike to wherever iam pitching up that night but I don't like that bit... before I had lung trouble I would rather run than walk... running was total freedom to me... I joined the cross-country team at secondary school and later on i ended up running marathons .. now I can't run for a bus.... your video was really quite interesting, I didn't know about the Aztec stone. Though I have never really been to the north side yet.. it is now on my list of things to do on the north side ... take care of yourself solosarah
Thank you so much for your comment and for sticking with the video. I don’t really watch hiking vids either as I’d much rather study a map and enjoy the adventure first hand but this was certainly different for me and more of a quest to find something that felt ancient. I was not disappointed and neither did I regret the mission and a half to get to it in those conditions. It was a very uplifting experience…I slept like a baby! I hope you manage to explore the northern edge and enjoy a steady pace too. I usually do aswell as I like to take in my surrounding on hikes N make sure I don’t get lost 😊BW, Sarah
Another great video Sarah. You seem too be dealing with the new found fame really well😂 You will soon be charging for autographs😊 Keep up the crackin videos.
It’s funny, always makes me laugh and I don’t mind talking about it on my videos either. What makes me happy is that people are out enjoying hikes and camps bumping into folk who take the time to say hello has always been lovely
Not a weirdo!! There's nowt wrong with a bit of rock bothering. I'm lucky to be about 5 miles from Ilkley so do a little bothering myself! Even been round Caithness rock bothering ( it's ace up there for monoliths). 😂🪨 Thanks for sharing the Aztec stone 🙏
Read your message on break at work today and it made me lol 😂 rock bothering. I’ll definitely be using that phrase in the next episode of Boulder fetish goes bothering 😂
Hi Sarah I really enjoy your videos you are an absolute inspiration I live with anxiety and depression and your lovely chatter when you are out walking or camping is just music to my soul I go out walking up and down the Edges in Derbyshire and it is always a good walk with the uphills, the views and just sitting on a rock listening and watching and the ancient discoveries Please just keep going you make me want to get out there and get gone 👍
I’ve spoken about this before. I’ve recently been brave enough to venture out, just for hikes so far a camp is definitely coming! Just push yourself and go for a small walk in the hills and it grips you and releases feel good hormones and you progress. You can do this 🙂
Thank you for sharing…I have in the past suffered with anxiety and depression, heavily medicated and difficulty functioning. My channel is
Much more than just recording stuff it’s a personal record and reflection on how far I’ve come to beat my demons and show others that you can achieve anything that you want when you put yourself first and love your self enough to live your authentic life 💜💜💜 getting out is awesome and if you walk the edges I can wholeheartedly understand how amazing this is for your health because I feel it too. Youve got this mate 👌🏻
I found it Sarah doing exactly what you said 😆 You know anyway as you confirmed it 🤣 just got to find it in person now 🤭. Todays lunchtime watch, think this may be the third time now 🤣🤣🤣 I absolutely have to be your number 1 fan (I wonder if you have any analytical proof?) Looking forward to pitching Darcy this weekend she also has some new jewellery. Some colourful magnets along with some extra long pegs that to be on the safe side will be needing a slight modification 😉. My fascination with Kinder has to be the challenge my new fear is that based on our last experience we will get up there and lose the most expensive thing we take up. 🤣🤣🤣 The children have since said the're surprised we haven't lost them up there yet and 🙈 I think they are genuinely worried as they are never keen going up, but they do incredibly well, once up there all you get is can we go down now 🙄 and on the way down they don't stop talking and tell us how much they've enjoyed their day 🤣🤣🤣 it's so funny. XX
@@PaulandSadie always such a lovely magical comment to read from you thanks Sadie! Yes you found it and fab! Glad you have Darcy all set. I’m sure even without any further mods she would be fine up there. If you want to I’d recommend bungee cord for the extra line points on each side at the bottom of the tent, extra guy lines just above each door and swapping out the cords at each corner putting an additional loop on that so 2 pegs can be put on each corner in windy conditions 👏
@@PaulandSadie ps no analytical proof 😂 just so glad we met! 🧡🙏🏻💜
Paul's on the case with the mods as instructed 😂. Well I'm sure I am 😊 and am glad we got the wonderful opportunity to meet you, that was a great afternoon! When we meet again I won't be in Mum mode so will be able to relax and mess around 🙃. Today I watched Solitary Ramblers walk of Gardoms Edge, up to Wellington's Monument, past the cows you talked about and then up to Birchen Edge. It was really nice to watch knowing we had been to a part of that area... give it a watch 😊 xx.
The way you say dolly bird is funny .Great again thanks
I let the chatter roll like an old fashioned film 🎥 lol even make
My self giggle at myself when I’m
Editing for UA-cam! 🙈
Hehe 'Dolly-Bird' my scouse mate at uni used to say stuff like that! Love marmadukes btw, bit pricey mind. I used to get my parcels from the-er when I 'd missed postman pat in Hunters Bar!
😂I dont know why I say these things they just come out…probs generational, usually have a filter firmly slapped onto my mush in the interests of professionalism but I may have slipped out a sh*te in this vid oooooosy lol 😂
@@SoloSarahBX haha well its all real chuck and thats what makes it interesting. Just be thisen sithi.
@@mrjiggs3761 lol 😂 al sithi int’ next un matey
Hearing heart beat, good. Not hearing it means you are deaf or dead. So carry on beating. VBW. All good stuff,keep em coming.
Good point well presented! ❤thank you 🙏🏻
Great video x
Thank you 🙏🏻
What a fantastic video! Loved the content and the make up! So fascinating! Love to know the history of the rock! Thank you!
Thank you and I’m glad you enjoyed it, I’d love to know more about the Aztec rock, I’ll do some searching but I guess part of its mystery is not knowing knowing 👌🏻 BW, Sarah
Very nice and happy video 😊
Thanks a lot 😊
166! I had to keep stopping when we were climbing (on out knees at some points) up Higger Tor because mine was 155. Wouldnt have bothered me ten years ago but you mellow with age I guess (Is that wisdom?)
Oh it sure is wisdom Phil. On days when I am not challenged by disappearing light alone on a mountain a spend heaps of time grounding, slowing down and listening seen as this world runs to clock and far too fast, our superpower is to slow that time down and live in our own time ✨
has anyone ever documented it?great little video.
Hey 👋🏻 no never, I can’t find anything online. New info to me is a chap called Brian Macalister carved it in the early 80’s. I’d love to know more 😊
I can't believe I've managed to miss that the many times I'm on the northern edge
It’s quite a way off the beaten track near seal stones. Definitely need to know where it is to find it amongst the peat hags and boulders. It’s quite close to the top of Blackden Rind
...and I'll do this walk when my back recovers, and I get a spare minute! I don't think I've walked this way before. Last time I went up Kinder our lass said 'You said it was only a small walk!!!' she got 't reyt monk on, and stormed off. Well it is only a small to walk to us innit? :D
🤩 bless her! It’s certainly not for the faint hearted. Catches many folk out there. Taking your time on a nice day is much better than stomping up on a Tuesday afternoon with 3 hrs of day light left looking for a rock that you’ve not been to before on an elevated moorland full of rocks 🤭 DID IT! 🤣
@@SoloSarahBX Well luckily it was a nice day and we took our time. I'll do it on my tod next time though eh :D
Pagans and druids do rituals in these areas. That rock is probably magnetic and may ring like a bell ,if it's blue stone.
The interference is more likely coming from your Motorola Satellite gadget. Cracking walk Rattlecan. ;-)
That was
My first thought Andy. My device wasn’t near the phone when I was recording and I thought it strange how the buzzing happened when I was closer to the rock or talking about it! Certainly some logical explanation… or maybe it’s a transmitter? 😉
@@SoloSarahBX probably aliens then
Mi new Speedster stove has arrived, Sarah! It's so tiny and lightweight. I'm scared of bending it. How do you store yours in your pack? I've found a Tupperware box that it fits into perfectly and that doubles as a little chopping board. I'm gonna be doing some experiments later after work. I'm reyt chuffed wi it! 🤗
I’m made up for you! I love how light it is. I bought the complete set so it all forts inside my 500ml titanium cup with lid including folding spork and lighter 🙌🏻 please feedback on how you find it ☺️
Cool rock, will have to take a look at that did you take the 7 minute crossing ?
Yes I did. It takes me 12 minutes for reference ha ha ha!
@SoloSarahBX I think it's 7 minutes if you're some sort of ultra runner 🤣🤣
@@thepeakdistrictviking from the south to north side I could do it running in summer definitely but not in chocolate bogs in clag 😂
Let’s be honest… you’re mint lass!
😂😂😂 reyt good thanks! 🤩
Excellent video ,I've always been tempted to strip naked and dance around these rocks lol like sir billy. But other half gives me that look. Did it clothed at orkney though lol. I've been inspired by your weight loss journey.been comfort eating since last nov when lost my stepmum and now dad has cancer. So enrolled to do pentlands walk for St columbas they helped me look after stepmum in her final days. Still thinking what the hell have I signed up for lol 😂😂😂. My Mrs loves her garmin facts 🙄🙄
Bless you! Well done and I’m
Sorry to hear of your loss, deepest sympathies to you and your family. It’s really good to have a goal. I have my fundraiser hike and my personal challenge to walk the Kinder Scout Plateau then the Sheffield half marathon with hubby. That’ll do lol 😂
Dancing naked around a fire 🔥 yep, I’m doing this year, bathing naked in the white springs of Glastonbury jut about topped it off for me in terms of goals ❤
@SoloSarahBX excellent about Glastonbury lol. Life is too short eh! Hope it goes well for the hospice fundraiser. Reality of doing 11 miles over the pentland hills is starting to sink 😳 🤪🤪 "I'm gonna die lol"
@@jnicklin 😂😂😂😂 good on ya lass! Really pleased to hear that you are pushing yourself. Best of luck with any preparations!
@SoloSarahBX cheers and you 👍 take care
I would say honoring the fertility sun goddess with star constellation above her head (implicating time of year) with giving birth to the grain (not tail) for a good growth and harvest. Beautiful thanks for sharing!
That’s awesome thank you for your insights ☺️
If you can hold a conversation at 160 odd beats a minute your very fit👍
Thank you! I never thought about it this way 😊
Or like me, just can't stop talking. 😝
👍👍
I hope you have a rescue GPS unit like Patrick has?
Motorola defy satellite link 👍🏻
@@SoloSarahBX good girl.
@@stanbewick2685 safety first Stan! ☺️
Hi, how would one find the stone? Do you have coordinates please? What were you following to find it? Going tommorow
I intend to make a video decoding the aztec stone, but I realy want to be stood at it, not doing it from pictures
I can't find anything about it, it's like so e secret nobody wants to share. They call it the azrec stone because of the chitchen itza ball court releif. Bird man, in 'squatting' man position, beheaded, with serpent (spirit) coming out . Check out the chitchen itza ball court releif
Hi! Unfortunately I don’t always pick up these notifications from UA-cam straight away and I have been on shift all day so apologies for late reply. I don’t have a grid reference I only have a screenshot of a map so it’s difficult to share with others. I approached the stone from sealstones and walked to it using OS maps on my phone after planning out the route at home but I would recommend taking a map and compass to follow a bearing rather than rely on phone reception. Conditions can change quick uk there and the stone (Boulder) is deep into the featureless plateau. I can share the screen shot via instagram if you have it 👍🏻
@@TheytellToomanylies found it…
Grid reference SK 10788 88340
Enjoy finding it 😃
@@SoloSarahBX hi no problem about the delay, thanks for the reply. I will put my video link of the decode as a reply here. Thankyou ever so much. I'm 44 now and from Sheffield so Kinder is familiar to me. I have the os online amd the dark peak os. And a compass i found the location and marked it on the maps thankyou. And thankyou again
Weird that interference!
Some might say spooky, some
Have said from my satellite device that was in full
Working order. I prefer no explanation and enjoy the mystery and energy of the place 😍
Must get mi headphones 🎧 out to see if I can hear your heart belting away as you clamber up Ringing Roger. At least you managed to keep talking 👄 as you go. Guess you will know 220-40=180 so 160 is fine, and you climbed down to 135 pretty quick. You obviously have faith in your Katadyn water filter as you mentioned poo 💩 and pee in the last video. I've got an ancient one that weights a ton but is indestructible. As for the weird microphone noises I have an equally weird explanation that I probably need to research a bit more. You may know that some rocks in the Peak District are very slightly radio active and as the particles fire out they can be picked up by wireless microphones, course I could be talking you know what again. I'll send you a map. Cheers Graham
Thanks for watching Graham! For your observations and continued support 😊 I think it was my wild camp recce video that you can hear my heart beating away as I entered the gate up a hill. I’m aware of the radon in the rocks and knew Derbyshire was a hot spot as well as Cornwall 😊BW, Sarah
Well done ar lass, carnt fault ya. Thass done R8 well ageeun.
Thanks 🙏🏻 glad you watched it, quite a raw unedited video from me!
Hi Sarah, I commented twice to this video: Either UA-cam classified my text as spam or it has been deleted manually? Just wanted to let you know. I posted a link to Utah university
Hi there 👋🏻unusual! I can see this one and non held for review, thank you for commenting again. What was the link? Did you share my video to them or was the link something else? Thanks 🙏🏻 Sarah
@@SoloSarahBX I did share an external link, not your video. So, if interested: Search for Utah Dot Edu where they did research on rock vibrations: 'Dynamics of rock arches. Ambient vibration and deformation monitoring' - and check out the MEDIA tab in the navigation header.
If you go to the Aztec rock again, you may want to read the Electromagnetic Field with an Phone-App (EMF Meter). Maybe, there is a disturbance from the rock or the geological formation itself.
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Are you from Lancashire?
South Yorkshire, Derbyshire boarder 😁
@@SoloSarahBX Just checkin, my duaghters fella is from yorkshire and I take the pee by saying his from Lancashire. What happened to the sound when you were at the aztec thingy?
@@silverwing5463 😂 I’m sure the Lancashire folk would be offended 😂 yeah Sheffield born lass me…
I can’t explain the sound interface at the Aztec rock. I thought it could have been my satellite communications device but my bag wasn’t close enough to it and my microphone was switched off, maybe water in the phone microphone?
Or was it just that mysterious rock 🪨 😉
@@SoloSarahBX I must admit, you are the most down to earth you tuber out there, pleasure to watch.
@@silverwing5463 that’s a lovely compliment, I’ll tek it 🙌🏻 ha ha! Thank you kindly ✨🦎
I can get my heart rate down too 44 beats per minute at rest 😅 not bad for a 63 year old
Awesome 🙌🏻
'What was that sound', blowing through your backside?😊
😂 helps me up those hills 😂 💨
Another corker, Sarah. The bit early on when you said "Christ almighty", stopped and checked your heart rate made me lose some of my cuppa. Quality entertainment 😅
Sometimes I have to edit stuff out! This time i left it raw, made me laugh too watching it back when I got home. It’s good to laugh at yourself eh? 🤪
I'm interested in heart rates. 220 - your age😅 tells you alot.
Fitness is getting much better 😊
I love your videos but you really do have to sort out your audio recording. Could hardly hear a lot of what you were saying. God bless.
The weather dictated the audio quality on this video. Not easy to film in those conditions with an iPhone and microphone that breaks when wet (I’ve had one bust already but the sound is great when it’s in top working order) not bad for an iPhone 👍🏻Unexplained interference at the Aztec rock. I chose not to clean it up due to the mysterious interference.