Another good vid colin. Look forward to seeing if you manage the Dales Highway as i've been thinking about that one myself. I like the look of that pub!
Great photo's and video again, I got Man Flu so on the Medicinal Guinness, never had Haystacks, the pub looks good. Do you remember Stones hand pulled bitter, that was nice stuff.
Hi colin. Last time i watched, you had bought a plot in the dales as basecamp. Good to see your still plodding on. You give a top commentary on your walks. Naming peaks, crags etc. Remind me of my dad when we used to do walks. He still likes to visit the bothy's dotted around, getting too old for the challenging hikes now lol. I'd love to get back into it. Im in my 40's now. Middle age spread kicking in haha. Need the exercise. Im going to watch now. Thumbs up buddy
In your 40's? Jeeze that's when my football career re started! There's no excuses not to be out and about doing stuff at that age, unless youve ruptured your Achilles that is....and even then....as you will see....theres no excuse!
Haha. Thanks. Just the kick up the jacksy i needed. You really do sound like my dad. He was in the armed forces during 70's / 80's, served in northern Ireland so he is a disaplined man and loves the outdoors. He took me and my brother on many of the fantastic walks. Pennine ways the biggy isnt it? West highland way. Loved it. You ever considered a walk abroad? America maybe (bigger and more challenging). Thats the ambition you get when you develop a passion for plodding would you agree? I am in the process of acuminating new gear so i am dead serious about getting back out there. No excuses lol well, most important. Need boots and to break them in plus 1st aid kit for blisters. Might see you out and about one day. Love your vids mate.
Have you thought of buying some slip on water shoes, they are really light and really cheap, good soles suitable for clambering across streams and up waterfalls. Can be used on the campsite too, as well as for wandering into local hostelries whilst boots are still covered in muck. Also love the music you use. Wolfstone are one of my favourite all time bands. I think I have all their CDs
Been watching your stuff for a while now, started watching then you injured your leg playing footy last year and dis-appeared for a bit, so lost touch with you for a while................anyway I've done this particular walk many times, usually the other way around though lol...............as usual your vids are a great laugh and also informative, keep em coming kid i've got a bit of catching up to do.............cheers,Stu.
Yes the injury was pain in the arse! I'm back playing 5 aside now and will return to full Sunday league in the summer after I've done a mammoth walk.....not a long one......just suitable for very old ginger things!
Really love your vids. Very informative and funny. Great little cheeky twist to them did laugh out loud with nickname Ruddy 😂😂 can you recall how many miles that was ? And no I’m not a SAGA 😂
Really enjoyed this video, brought back wonderful memories when my dear wife and i done the same walk, in reverse. We both loved Crummck Water.Thanks!
I'm glad it brought back some good memories for you.
Another excellent video Colin.nice one
Another great mini adventure, the clamber up is not for the feint hearted.
good to see you getting lost at the start, yeah the waterfall was too funny. Saga lout stealing that one. Brilliant video as always.
atb dave
Another good vid colin. Look forward to seeing if you manage the Dales Highway as i've been thinking about that one myself. I like the look of that pub!
Great photo's and video again, I got Man Flu so on the Medicinal Guinness, never had Haystacks, the pub looks good. Do you remember Stones hand pulled bitter, that was nice stuff.
Oh yes Stones...beer at its best.....well almost
Hi colin. Last time i watched, you had bought a plot in the dales as basecamp. Good to see your still plodding on. You give a top commentary on your walks. Naming peaks, crags etc. Remind me of my dad when we used to do walks. He still likes to visit the bothy's dotted around, getting too old for the challenging hikes now lol. I'd love to get back into it. Im in my 40's now. Middle age spread kicking in haha. Need the exercise. Im going to watch now. Thumbs up buddy
In your 40's? Jeeze that's when my football career re started! There's no excuses not to be out and about doing stuff at that age, unless youve ruptured your Achilles that is....and even then....as you will see....theres no excuse!
Haha. Thanks. Just the kick up the jacksy i needed. You really do sound like my dad. He was in the armed forces during 70's / 80's, served in northern Ireland so he is a disaplined man and loves the outdoors. He took me and my brother on many of the fantastic walks. Pennine ways the biggy isnt it? West highland way. Loved it. You ever considered a walk abroad? America maybe (bigger and more challenging). Thats the ambition you get when you develop a passion for plodding would you agree? I am in the process of acuminating new gear so i am dead serious about getting back out there. No excuses lol well, most important. Need boots and to break them in plus 1st aid kit for blisters. Might see you out and about one day. Love your vids mate.
Compeed....life saver. Beer soul saver. Follow youre nose, dont waiver!
Have you thought of buying some slip on water shoes, they are really light and really cheap, good soles suitable for clambering across streams and up waterfalls. Can be used on the campsite too, as well as for wandering into local hostelries whilst boots are still covered in muck.
Also love the music you use. Wolfstone are one of my favourite all time bands. I think I have all their CDs
Great idea. For some reason I only associate them with the beach and snorkelling. I've even got some !
Been watching your stuff for a while now, started watching then you injured your leg playing footy last year and dis-appeared for a bit, so lost touch with you for a while................anyway I've done this particular walk many times, usually the other way around though lol...............as usual your vids are a great laugh and also informative, keep em coming kid i've got a bit of catching up to do.............cheers,Stu.
Yes the injury was pain in the arse! I'm back playing 5 aside now and will return to full Sunday league in the summer after I've done a mammoth walk.....not a long one......just suitable for very old ginger things!
Really love your vids. Very informative and funny. Great little cheeky twist to them did laugh out loud with nickname Ruddy 😂😂 can you recall how many miles that was ? And no I’m not a SAGA 😂
Glad you enjoy the vids. This walk is relatively short 8 miles ish.
showing your age there , mentioning big daddy and giant haystacks , crappy saturday afternoon telly when we were kids ,
Please,please jules.....buy him a razor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. col,if not seen have a look at Canberra trekker on here, may interest you.