We enjoyed coming along for the hike, Chris. I'm always amazed by these landscapes with no trees and the ability to see so far. Lovely hills too. Great job at arriving at another trip point! It's hard to keep it up, I'm sure. I wouldn't dream of these long hikes. Thanks so much for bringing us along.
It was great to get back out again. I'm certainly feeling it today. I'm not as young as I used to be. Thank you Dave and Kathy for your continued support.
Hey Chris! Thanks for taking us along your hike and new trig! Completely agree about what you mentioned about getting out and about doing you good!! Stunning landscape and you were joined by those sheep hehe, they looked curious! Awesome to see Dowstone Clough it looks like a really nice hike to be fair! Hehe you're right, good ole UK raining, that bog looked sketchy! But you did a great job heh. Glad to see you back and out and about doing what you enjoy, always enjoy your videos Chris, keep being you!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it. I was definitely in the doldrums with the last four months of rain, too. It was great to get back out there. Thanks again for your continued support.
What a fantastic hike, Chris! 🌄 The landscapes are breathtaking, and I love how you captured the misty atmosphere. That old pack horse route or Roman road sounds intriguing! Despite the rain and boggy terrain, you made it to Cock Hill-well done! 🏞 Always enjoy seeing your adventures and the beautiful places you explore. 🚶♂💪 Keep it up!
Been looking forward to this one Chris. What a cracking day to be out on. Loved seeing the lambs on our hike today too, they never disappoint with their newborn inquisitiveness. Love that you can see the entire route laid out in front of you. Certainly is beautiful Chris. Wow that weather changed fast. GPS and battery for the thick fog everytime. Ah rain too! Yes that channel will be able to tell you exactly what that bird is! I see the trig! And the love,y face 👍 Well done.
It was a great hike, and I loved being out there again. I always seem to get wet. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and your continued support. I really appreciate it.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling love your content Chris, really makes me smile, we have been sounding like you on hikes lately, your in good company. If you have a few weeks off those ascents really catch up with you. You are doing sterling work with the Peak District Trigs. Back to the Picos soon, a place we love so much almost moved to and may still. Definitely not fit enough for those Northern Spanish Ranges! 😱 keep up the great work, an amazing channel
@GENerationXplorers next month (June), I'm hiking 80km to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings. The combined total for the length of all the beaches is 80km. That's a 10-mile hike each week for June. I was thinking of hiking the Dambusters Hike, but that is 22 miles. It would kill me like the Edale Skyline did. Who knows, I might just try it.
@GENerationXplorers I really love your channel. You are both so funny and so real. It is always great to see a video drop. I may not comment on every one of them but I certainly watch every one.
"Another day, another trig!" Nice to see you on the trail, Chris 👍 Fantastic scenery and wonderful views. Oh my, the weather took a change for the worse, didn't it? Glad you were able to tick off another trig from your list. Thanks for taking us along 😊😊❤
What a lovely walk. Stunning views and like you said it does you good to get out. We always enjoy a walk. Thank you for sharing this. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️
Good to see you again. Nice looking day for a walk, Chris. Awesome scenery and views . Cute waterfall to stop off for a drink . Then it got misty fast. Well done reaching the top 👏 Then the rain came nightmare as you reached the bog typical 🙄 Good video. Thanks for sharing your journey with us 👍
It used to be forested 1000s of years ago. When the climate shifted, it gave way to peat moors and bogs. Thank you as always for your continued support, and thank you for your Service as we remember others on this day.
Great to see you out on the hills again Chris! Nice view, sunshine and no wind! Top! Love that on Dovestone Clough, not so much the weather after that though, blimey! Glad to see you thoroughly enjoying it after your break, sometimes they are needed!
Hi Chris, how nice to see you again walking in the green and splendid lands of the United Kingdom.. how nice to see these images of the route.. have a nice day 😊👏24👍
Thanks Simon, it was great to be out there again. The Peaks are like that. People don't think the weather will change like that and end up getting lost sadly. GPS is a must out there. Thank you for your continued support, Simon. I really appreciate it.
The scenery is so... British 😅😊 those stone walls, are they as old as I think they are or of newer date? Why do a short hile when you can spend a day hiking around it all? 😅🙈 Even though it seems rather flat, it most definitely is not. So, so different vegetation and scenery from over here 🤯 looks like you're so far up in the mountains as there's almost no trees in sight 🤔 Splendid hike nonetheless! 😁😁
1,670 feet of elevation gain. The ups really don't show up well on the video. The stone walls have been in place for 100s of years when the field system was introduced to stop the peasants from grazing their livestock. The peat bog is very dodgy and you can sink quite quickly. As for the longer hike, it takes me a 3 hour round trip to the mountains so it has to be worth it. It was about a 5hr hike. I'm still aching now. Thank you for your continued support Martin. I really do appreciate it.
Hi Chris! I am glad that you found your mojo and are hiking again! It is hard to get motivated sometimes, but then when you get back out there, you remember why you loved hiking. The views were really beautiful and you can see for miles. Nice that you were able to tag another trig. I hope you are doing great! ~ Anita 😊👍
Thank you. It's nice to be back. Thank you for your support throughout my absence. I really appreciate it. I've been back at work too so time has been limited. I really need to retire again.
Hello Chris, what a lovely view over the wall. Such a beautiful day too. A little out of breath, though it looks very steep, like us when we are walking these days. Lovely to watch the lambs. A lot of rocks at Dog rock and the plane flying by. Looks a little misty ahead. Cockhill woohoo. Just dont know how you do all this hiking judst brilliant, take care x Julie and Tony x
I was certainly out of shape. I think I need to take my inhaler out with me next time. It was a beautiful walk despite the Great British weather. Thank you as always for your continued support.
That was great Chris. Lovely to see you back out. Great spot for a rest in the middle of that stream. Shame with the for and rain rolling in but you soldiered on 😁👍
That was lovely, Chris - the Peak District is so special. As to the track…it looked like it could well be a Holloway. One way to dig deeper is to go onto The National Scottish Library and look back through the old OS maps. You’ll be able to get back to the early 1800s. This will show you if the route is at least that old, but they may reveal info that has now dropped off the maps too. Going on the visual evidence here, I’d say at least 500 years old. The real excitement is determining if it’s pre-Roman, though! Welcome back, Chris!
Thank you for your Antiquarian input Darren I really appreciate it. I'll have to look that up. In parts of the 'road' stone were set in vertically into the ground, in other parts it was bedrock. I did look for the central trench like on your recent video but it was not present or evident. Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate it. It's good to be back
It was a great hike, Michael, but a long slog up. I seem to get mist and rain on all my hikes. What was your thought about the possible Roman Road or Teack towards the end? Thank you as always for your continued support, Michael. I really appreciate it.
Hi Chris nice to see you back with another video after a break, needs to be done sometimes, I'm not able to give as much time to UA-cam as much.This was great though , always good to see places in England that we don't get to and you do have some beautiful places there like The Pennines. The views are amazing here especially at the trig where you did the 360 views ~ Anna 👍
Hi Chris 👋 I really like those old stone walls, they add a mysterious look to the trail. There really ate some great views on this hike. It's too bad about the rain. Rain is not my favorite while on a hike 😅 it seems you had the area to yourself and it seemed peaceful, I really like the sounds of those birds, very different from ones I am used too. Interesting find on the old ruin there. I like those markers too. Great adventure!
The Trig Points were erected from 1930 onwards as a way of accurately mapping the UK. From any one Trig, you can see two others. After the advent of the space race, these Pillars became redundant. There are 88 left in this National Park, and I'm trying to visit each one. The walls were built to stop peasants from grazing their stock and gave rise to the field system. These stone walls are all over the UK. The rain kept it cooler, but I would have preferred a warmer hike. Thank you so much for your continued support. I really do appreciate it.
Good to see your face again, Chris😁 Glad you're back out there and hiking again! Have you finally figured out the work-life balance? It looks like a nice hike😀 A little grey, but that gives great views too😊 Now get out there and start doing the next video! Get yourself in a groove😀
I certainly need to Age. I'm thinking of hiking one day a week whether I'm in the mood or not. As proved from this hike, I'm definitely in the mood when I'm out there. Thank you as always, Age, for your encouragement and your continued support.
Good to see you back out mate. That track could be Doctors Gate the old Roman road from Navio at Brough to Melandra in Glossop. Walking some history there!
Thank you Stu, it certainly looked like a road in places. You could see where the stones were inserted vertically into the soil. It's a great hike if a bit tiring. Thank you for the continued support.
Good to join you again on one of your walks. Not been to Glossop area for years so its nice to see it again. Some nice landscape views on your route too.Some looked really high up (Dowstone Clough). I presume you are into dipping pools if possible. Looked quite isolated up there but pleasant.
I have been for a dip at Three Shires Head. I say a dip because I think I lasted about two minutes it was that cold. It was beautiful up there, Shanita. The elevation gain was 1670ft. The mist gave it that certain ambience. Thank you as always for your continued support.
Nice views not many walkers about looks very peaceful up there. Bleaklow is over 600 meters. Typical Peak District terrain up there bog heather and moors!
HI Chris, brilliant mate, such changeable conditions, but great to see you back out. I'm hoping to be out this weekend, not sure yet as I might be chasing the good weather. I had a route planned for the Lakes when they said it was going to be nice, now they have changed it it might be back out in the Forest of Bowland bog trotting just like you were up in the PD All the best mate Dave
I always seem to get the changeable weather, Dave. Never changes. But there is no bad weather, only bad clothing as one hiker told me. Very true. But it is nice to get some decent hiking weather, too. Thank you for your continued support, Dave. I really appreciate it.
YAY! 🥳🪨there's your face! also? i'm a child. i know it's an innocently enough named hill 🐓, but it made me laugh every time you said it. so good to be out walking around with you again. do you know if that was a xmas tree farm at the beginning or just trees planted for privacy? such lovely green views and moody skies. kudos for a nice long hike! i'd have to stop a lot for snacks and to rest my garbage knees, but it's not like there's benches about. 🤭 when you were talking about taking a cold dip, i thought that would be a lovely place to stop, listen to trickling water, and sit for a bit. and then you did. lol! amazing spot indeed. glad you got past the excuses and came back out. good to see you. sending my best! 🛴❤
You know, I never noticed the Fir trees until you said. I had to watch it again to see where it was. I think it is more privacy as there was only one row. Yes, the name did tickle me, too. I can't remember the last time I had a dry hike. Perhaps one day. Thank you as always, Anne, for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Nice one Chris,got fond memories of that exact route 😊
It was certainly a great route if a tad boggy on the return leg. Thank you as always for your support Dan.
We enjoyed coming along for the hike, Chris. I'm always amazed by these landscapes with no trees and the ability to see so far. Lovely hills too. Great job at arriving at another trip point! It's hard to keep it up, I'm sure. I wouldn't dream of these long hikes. Thanks so much for bringing us along.
It was great to get back out again. I'm certainly feeling it today. I'm not as young as I used to be. Thank you Dave and Kathy for your continued support.
Hey Chris! Thanks for taking us along your hike and new trig! Completely agree about what you mentioned about getting out and about doing you good!! Stunning landscape and you were joined by those sheep hehe, they looked curious! Awesome to see Dowstone Clough it looks like a really nice hike to be fair! Hehe you're right, good ole UK raining, that bog looked sketchy! But you did a great job heh. Glad to see you back and out and about doing what you enjoy, always enjoy your videos Chris, keep being you!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it. I was definitely in the doldrums with the last four months of rain, too. It was great to get back out there. Thanks again for your continued support.
What a fantastic hike, Chris! 🌄 The landscapes are breathtaking, and I love how you captured the misty atmosphere. That old pack horse route or Roman road sounds intriguing! Despite the rain and boggy terrain, you made it to Cock Hill-well done! 🏞 Always enjoy seeing your adventures and the beautiful places you explore. 🚶♂💪 Keep it up!
Thank you very much for your lovely comment. It was a beautiful if tiring hike. Thank you also for your continued support. I really do appreciate it.
It's perfect for a hike on a sunny day. As I said before, I absolutely love stone walls❤❤Nice sharing😊
It certainly is. Thank you for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Been looking forward to this one Chris. What a cracking day to be out on. Loved seeing the lambs on our hike today too, they never disappoint with their newborn inquisitiveness. Love that you can see the entire route laid out in front of you. Certainly is beautiful Chris. Wow that weather changed fast. GPS and battery for the thick fog everytime. Ah rain too! Yes that channel will be able to tell you exactly what that bird is! I see the trig! And the love,y face 👍 Well done.
It was a great hike, and I loved being out there again. I always seem to get wet. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and your continued support. I really appreciate it.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling love your content Chris, really makes me smile, we have been sounding like you on hikes lately, your in good company. If you have a few weeks off those ascents really catch up with you. You are doing sterling work with the Peak District Trigs. Back to the Picos soon, a place we love so much almost moved to and may still. Definitely not fit enough for those Northern Spanish Ranges! 😱 keep up the great work, an amazing channel
@GENerationXplorers next month (June), I'm hiking 80km to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings. The combined total for the length of all the beaches is 80km. That's a 10-mile hike each week for June. I was thinking of hiking the Dambusters Hike, but that is 22 miles. It would kill me like the Edale Skyline did. Who knows, I might just try it.
@GENerationXplorers I really love your channel. You are both so funny and so real. It is always great to see a video drop. I may not comment on every one of them but I certainly watch every one.
@GENerationXplorers The hikes abroad you do are out of this world. The views are amazing and definitely hikes of a lifetime.
"Another day, another trig!" Nice to see you on the trail, Chris 👍 Fantastic scenery and wonderful views. Oh my, the weather took a change for the worse, didn't it? Glad you were able to tick off another trig from your list. Thanks for taking us along 😊😊❤
Thank you, as always, for your continued support ladies.
LIKE 2 wonderful and impressive hiking ❤❤❤
Very nice sharing my dear friend Chris 🤗💖💓💕
Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate it.
L34. Lovely day hiking to this beautiful place. Nice trails and weather there too! Awesome! 🤩
It certainly is a beautiful hike up there. Tiring but beautiful. Thank you for your support Pam.
What a lovely walk. Stunning views and like you said it does you good to get out. We always enjoy a walk. Thank you for sharing this. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️
It really does. I enjoyed it immensely. Thank you for watching, commenting and for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Excellent video
Thanks Dave, I appreciate your support.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling My pleasure
Good to see you again. Nice looking day for a walk, Chris. Awesome scenery and views . Cute waterfall to stop off for a drink . Then it got misty fast. Well done reaching the top 👏 Then the rain came nightmare as you reached the bog typical 🙄 Good video. Thanks for sharing your journey with us 👍
It is good to be back, Adzey. Thank you for your continued support. I really do appreciate it.
@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling No problem. I hope you're having a good weekend 👍
Hey Chris, thanks for sharing another adventure. I’m always intrigued by the vast terrain and the lack of trees. Cheers.
It used to be forested 1000s of years ago. When the climate shifted, it gave way to peat moors and bogs. Thank you as always for your continued support, and thank you for your Service as we remember others on this day.
Great to see you out on the hills again Chris! Nice view, sunshine and no wind! Top! Love that on Dovestone Clough, not so much the weather after that though, blimey! Glad to see you thoroughly enjoying it after your break, sometimes they are needed!
I really did Matt, it is nice to be back. Thank you as always for your support.
Hi Chris, how nice to see you again walking in the green and splendid lands of the United Kingdom.. how nice to see these images of the route.. have a nice day 😊👏24👍
It certainly was beautiful up there. Thank you for your continued support and have a great day.
Lovely hike Chris weather definitely changed half way through this one
(Good to see you back and in the hills mate 🤠👍)
ATB Simon 🤠👍
Thanks Simon, it was great to be out there again. The Peaks are like that. People don't think the weather will change like that and end up getting lost sadly. GPS is a must out there. Thank you for your continued support, Simon. I really appreciate it.
The scenery is so... British 😅😊 those stone walls, are they as old as I think they are or of newer date?
Why do a short hile when you can spend a day hiking around it all? 😅🙈 Even though it seems rather flat, it most definitely is not.
So, so different vegetation and scenery from over here 🤯 looks like you're so far up in the mountains as there's almost no trees in sight 🤔
Splendid hike nonetheless! 😁😁
1,670 feet of elevation gain. The ups really don't show up well on the video. The stone walls have been in place for 100s of years when the field system was introduced to stop the peasants from grazing their livestock. The peat bog is very dodgy and you can sink quite quickly. As for the longer hike, it takes me a 3 hour round trip to the mountains so it has to be worth it. It was about a 5hr hike. I'm still aching now. Thank you for your continued support Martin. I really do appreciate it.
Another wonderful hike from you Chris - thanks for taking us with you. L23
Thank you for your continued support. I really do appreciate it.
Hi Chris! I am glad that you found your mojo and are hiking again! It is hard to get motivated sometimes, but then when you get back out there, you remember why you loved hiking. The views were really beautiful and you can see for miles. Nice that you were able to tag another trig. I hope you are doing great! ~ Anita 😊👍
Thanks Anita, it was a great hike, and it was great to be back. Thank you as always for your continued support.
Good to see you back Chris. And another fine hike, i do miss the snowy hikes tho lololol
Thank you. It's nice to be back. Thank you for your support throughout my absence. I really appreciate it. I've been back at work too so time has been limited. I really need to retire again.
Thanks for sharing this Chris! Such a beautiful countryside! Happy hiking 😊😊
It certainly was beautiful up there. Thank you for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Hey Chris 😊 great to see you out and about again. Always a good feeling when a trig point comes into view 😁
It certainly is Yasmin, especially after a long hike. Thank you, as always, for your continued support. Have a great weekend.
Lots of Wonderful views in this video !!! 👀 🤩
Just amazing as you said 👍
Congratulations 🥾🎒👏👏👏
and thanks for sharing! 👋
Thank you for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
Stunning views 👍.
@@jones1068 👍
It was beautiful up there Robert.
Hello Chris, what a lovely view over the wall. Such a beautiful day too. A little out of breath, though it looks very steep, like us when we are walking these days. Lovely to watch the lambs. A lot of rocks at Dog rock and the plane flying by. Looks a little misty ahead. Cockhill woohoo. Just dont know how you do all this hiking judst brilliant, take care x Julie and Tony x
I was certainly out of shape. I think I need to take my inhaler out with me next time. It was a beautiful walk despite the Great British weather. Thank you as always for your continued support.
It has been awhile. Nice to see you out and about again enjoying the countryside. 👌👍
It certainly has. Thank you for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
That was great Chris.
Lovely to see you back out.
Great spot for a rest in the middle of that stream. Shame with the for and rain rolling in but you soldiered on 😁👍
It certainly was a great spot. It always rains on me. I've kind of become resigned to it. Thank you for your continued support Phil.
Always good to get back in the saddle all the best see you soon keep it up cheers 👍🏻👍🏻
It certainly is good to get out again. Thank you for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
That sure is some beautiful countryside. Love the videos.
It was beautiful up there. I really enjoyed it even if I got wet. Thanks for watching.
That was lovely, Chris - the Peak District is so special.
As to the track…it looked like it could well be a Holloway. One way to dig deeper is to go onto The National Scottish Library and look back through the old OS maps. You’ll be able to get back to the early 1800s.
This will show you if the route is at least that old, but they may reveal info that has now dropped off the maps too.
Going on the visual evidence here, I’d say at least 500 years old. The real excitement is determining if it’s pre-Roman, though!
Welcome back, Chris!
Thank you for your Antiquarian input Darren I really appreciate it. I'll have to look that up. In parts of the 'road' stone were set in vertically into the ground, in other parts it was bedrock. I did look for the central trench like on your recent video but it was not present or evident. Thank you for watching and commenting I really appreciate it. It's good to be back
Nice walk Chris,mixture of weather, cool place for a drink, nice to see you back out.
Thank you, David. It was a nice, if changeable, hike. Thank you for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Nice to see you back out & about Chris, fantastic walk 😊
Thank you. It was nice to be out there again. Thank you as always for your continued support.
Good to see you look out and about. And what a beautiful walk 👍🏻
It certainly was Cara. I really enjoyed getting back out there. Thank you for your continued support.
Looked such a nice start to the day with a promise of lots of sunshine. Pity about the mist coming in. But still a good walk.
It was a great hike, Michael, but a long slog up. I seem to get mist and rain on all my hikes. What was your thought about the possible Roman Road or Teack towards the end? Thank you as always for your continued support, Michael. I really appreciate it.
Good to see you back out Chris and I look forward to seeing you in your happy place, keep on filming and don't give up ... All the best John 😊
Thank you, John, I really appreciate it. It was good to be out, but I'm still aching from that period of inactivity. Thanks again for your support.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling your welcome Chris and your a pleasure to watch, just do it at your pace.
Hi Chris nice to see you back with another video after a break, needs to be done sometimes, I'm not able to give as much time to UA-cam as much.This was great though , always good to see places in England that we don't get to and you do have some beautiful places there like The Pennines. The views are amazing here especially at the trig where you did the 360 views ~ Anna 👍
It was nice to be back. I'm back at work part-time, which makes it even harder, sadly. Thank you for your continued support.
Nice to see you back out chris. Long overdue. And nice to see some familiar views 👌
It was a great hike, Gavin, but tiring as I had been off for so long. Thank you for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
Hi Chris 👋 I really like those old stone walls, they add a mysterious look to the trail. There really ate some great views on this hike. It's too bad about the rain. Rain is not my favorite while on a hike 😅 it seems you had the area to yourself and it seemed peaceful, I really like the sounds of those birds, very different from ones I am used too. Interesting find on the old ruin there. I like those markers too. Great adventure!
The Trig Points were erected from 1930 onwards as a way of accurately mapping the UK. From any one Trig, you can see two others. After the advent of the space race, these Pillars became redundant. There are 88 left in this National Park, and I'm trying to visit each one. The walls were built to stop peasants from grazing their stock and gave rise to the field system. These stone walls are all over the UK. The rain kept it cooler, but I would have preferred a warmer hike. Thank you so much for your continued support. I really do appreciate it.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling The history of the markers is fascinating! Thank you for explaining it. 😃
It's my pleasure.
What beautiful countryside, beautiful rolling hills. Too bad about the weather turned.
I always seem to get wet on a hike. Thank you for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
Good to see your face again, Chris😁
Glad you're back out there and hiking again! Have you finally figured out the work-life balance?
It looks like a nice hike😀 A little grey, but that gives great views too😊
Now get out there and start doing the next video! Get yourself in a groove😀
I certainly need to Age. I'm thinking of hiking one day a week whether I'm in the mood or not. As proved from this hike, I'm definitely in the mood when I'm out there. Thank you as always, Age, for your encouragement and your continued support.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling of course 😁 You're welcome 😊
Fantastic beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
Another great hike brother. Thanks for the video
Thank you for your continued support brother.
Good to see you back out mate. That track could be Doctors Gate the old Roman road from Navio at Brough to Melandra in Glossop. Walking some history there!
Thank you Stu, it certainly looked like a road in places. You could see where the stones were inserted vertically into the soil. It's a great hike if a bit tiring. Thank you for the continued support.
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bagus sangat menarik
semoga sukses. L3
Thank you for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
Good to join you again on one of your walks. Not been to Glossop area for years so its nice to see it again. Some nice landscape views on your route too.Some looked really high up (Dowstone Clough). I presume you are into dipping pools if possible. Looked quite isolated up there but pleasant.
I have been for a dip at Three Shires Head. I say a dip because I think I lasted about two minutes it was that cold. It was beautiful up there, Shanita. The elevation gain was 1670ft. The mist gave it that certain ambience. Thank you as always for your continued support.
Nice going Chris 👌
Thanks Arnstein. I really appreciate your continued support. Have a great week.
Nice views not many walkers about looks very peaceful up there. Bleaklow is over 600 meters. Typical Peak District terrain up there bog heather and moors!
Bog, moors and rain. About right for the Peaks.
HI Chris, brilliant mate, such changeable conditions, but great to see you back out. I'm hoping to be out this weekend, not sure yet as I might be chasing the good weather. I had a route planned for the Lakes when they said it was going to be nice, now they have changed it it might be back out in the Forest of Bowland bog trotting just like you were up in the PD
All the best mate
Dave
I always seem to get the changeable weather, Dave. Never changes. But there is no bad weather, only bad clothing as one hiker told me. Very true. But it is nice to get some decent hiking weather, too. Thank you for your continued support, Dave. I really appreciate it.
YAY! 🥳🪨there's your face! also? i'm a child. i know it's an innocently enough named hill 🐓, but it made me laugh every time you said it. so good to be out walking around with you again. do you know if that was a xmas tree farm at the beginning or just trees planted for privacy? such lovely green views and moody skies. kudos for a nice long hike! i'd have to stop a lot for snacks and to rest my garbage knees, but it's not like there's benches about. 🤭 when you were talking about taking a cold dip, i thought that would be a lovely place to stop, listen to trickling water, and sit for a bit. and then you did. lol! amazing spot indeed. glad you got past the excuses and came back out. good to see you. sending my best! 🛴❤
You know, I never noticed the Fir trees until you said. I had to watch it again to see where it was. I think it is more privacy as there was only one row. Yes, the name did tickle me, too. I can't remember the last time I had a dry hike. Perhaps one day. Thank you as always, Anne, for your continued support. I really appreciate it.
@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling happy to see you out on the hills again!