Glen, you should have a channel reading scary campfire stories, your voice is so gentle and calming.😂 but, don’t stop doing hiking videos, absolutely amazing.
Came down that route early last monday after eagle crag, sergeant crag, high raise and ullscarf. Was a bit damper when we came down! Look forward to that video next week! Keep up the great content
Loved your hike up to Kings how and enjoyed seeing Watendlath again, such a lovely place. The swaying cotton grass makes the heart sing. Thanks Glenn, that was great.😁
What a great video! The little scenes where you scratch the lamb’s head, reuniting the cute lamb with her mum, and running into that sweet lady who just turned 82 really elevated your hike with stunning scenery into something very special! Thank you for taking us on another fantastic hike!
New...ish subscriber here and can I just say this has to be my favourite video so far and I have seen a few....the scenery and the video footage you have captured and spent time doing is simply breath taking and beautiful...thank you so much, absolutely wonderful xxx
Hi BC many years ago when I was knee high to a grasshopper we came on holiday to the lakes and we went on a Mountain goat tour one of the destinations was the Bowderstone !!!. The story went that the stone was brought to It's resting place by a glacier apparently the stone is made up of a type of rock that's only found in Scotland as a small kid I found this awe-inspiring. Just thought I'd let you hear the story I was told I remember the day for two reasons there was a french lady who decided to go for a wander on her own making the mountain goat driver short on time and inadvertently ruining the day for everyone else on the tour B---- !!!. Anyway excellent vlog keep up the great work cheers...Mike.
Excellent walk , when we were last there a lovely old couple showed us how you can hold hands underneath the Bowder Stone from either side to show you love each other. They had in their younger years walked all over the fells, but were too old to do so now. Such a lovely storey we said we would share it , so there you go. Hold hands underneath the stone with your loved one !
I’d never be able to do that walk uphill so thank you for sharing it with those of us who will never do it , omg so so beautiful that words can not describe it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Even in rain, there is comfort in it and beauty. The silence of you walking between the ferns and hearing the wind is so blissful. Walking within nature to my ears. This is where I would love to be. Not the same as being there I know but your video captures it completely. The rocks on the summits have been there for ions, and you are treading the past and history. Then to land up in a pub for that nectar must be bliss.
Lovely walk and beautiful scenery, looked a bit Lord of the Rings in places, stunning. You take really good photos, all amazing. Thanks for your work or should I say walk😊🌳☘️.
Thanks to you I have promised to take my 8 year old grandson up Kings How. We did Binsey a few weeks ago. He has done 25 Wainwrights thankfully mainly with his mum. Your videos are inspiring and captivating. Thank you
Wonderful film Glenn 👏 I did Grange Fell last year, and what a beautiful place. That walk up Troutdale, although, as you say, quite slippery, is stunning! Have always loved the Watendlath area 👌 The Bowder Stone is a great place to hotch* on to and sit eating your sarnies with a great view up to Castle Crag. *Agree standing on it would be sketchy!
I did a similar walk back in March this year, got off the bus for the Bowder Stone. I came around to Kings Howe from the stile you showed before the Bowder Stone, but alas I missed out going up Kings Howe (definitely going to go back), then on to Grange Fell. I crossed over the Bridleway to Great Crag instead of heading to Watendlath, down to Dock Tarn. Descending down the woods back to Rosthwaite for a quick pint at the Scafell Hotel then onto Castle Crag finishing at Grange. Just over 10 miles walked. Once again cracking video
Have to agree it's a stunning view, was up there in June & didn't want to leave.I did Eagle crag & Sergeants crag too a few days later so looking forward to your vlog of that walk too.
Brilliant video as always Glenn, magical little hills that I’m yet do do. Need to make sure I din5 bump in to Ticky Tom mind! 🤣 Thanks for sharing as always, cheers Dave. 😀🥾⛰
Hello from across the big pond, just wanted to say thank you for making my treadmill walk much more pleasant watching this video made me feel like I was taking a stroll through the countryside. So again thank you for the hiking videos makes my treadmill walks much more pleasurable 😊👏👏
Thank you for a glorious video of such beautiful scenery , and lovely people. I just shed a tear at what I miss so much , living down south... thank you 😊
Glenn, loved the video, we have holidayed in Rosthwaite several times over the years and have done Kings How, Brund Fell, Castle Crag and Watendlath (fortunately we had cash with us when we went to the tea room) a few times. So your video brought back a lot of happy memories. Thank you for sharing, keep up the good work. Regards Kevin.
Really enjoyed this one ive watched it twice. The views, the walk and most definitely the photography. Thsnk you for doing what you do. Ive done this walk but this makes me want to go again. Its a very special place.
Hi Glenn, I've just found your channel and I'm absolutely blown over by the beauty of the Lake District and your amazing videos. Now just to decide what photo prints and T shirts the wife and I want from your website. :) We are yet to do the Lake District, so your videos will be very helpful. Thank you.
Kings Howe is so underrated and one of the most amazing places I've been in the lakes....and I've never bumped into anybody up there but shush....don't tell everyone. Honestly I've climbed all the big boys but the best views are always lower down. Love the photos. Hars to get bad shot on kings howe.
Really love Kings How it's a great wee viewpoint just a delightful path through silver birch I was wondering how bad the bracken would be this time of year , can't believe the heather is in bloom now 👍
Great video, as always, Glenn. I did the Grange Fell route last Saturday and today got up Eagle Carag and Sergeant Crag. Looking forward to next week's video.
Hi glen thanks so much for this and all the great videos you make. The link to the os route is not working when trying to get the route up on the os website. Regards Andrew.
Superb as per Glenn. By the way you are right about the steps that you can UP. I did go down them in torrential rain after doing a big walk, sketchy is not the word!! Not sure how I didn’t end up in Lancaster A&E😳 Keep em coming matey👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⛰️
Looks great would never of known to go there. not been to the lakes for a while , last time I was there was filming in Whinlatter and didn’t get much actual walking in, and whenever I do always seem to end up doing a variation of Scafell, ! must get up there soon and do this one. Nice film , informative and pics too. 👍
Loved every moment of that walk! THANKS FOR SHARING! Scenery changing every moment.. so much to take in. You even gave us some ZEN time! I do love it when you camp because YOU love it so much. Take care from the USA making me wish I lived in Scotland LOL.
Cheers Pal. i've been eagerly awaiting the next instalment.. I'm up in Borrowdale this week doing Eagle crag, Sargent's Crag, Ullscarth and Great Crag. Camping at Stonethwaite so i'll be in the (closed) pub Friday and Saturday evening if you are about and fancy a bevvy . I'm in great Langdale the week after wild camping to tick off some more Wainrights
Really enjoyable vid, thank you. Went camping at Stonethwaite a lifetime ago, it brought back memories. Shame the Langstrath Inn was shut, served a nice pint of old Peculiar if I recall!
no matter what the weather ..brilliant videos..and absolute stunning from kendal castle to skiddaw and in any direction..we went there last september...loved it,.keep up the great vids/walks...
Lovely video Glen, we did this walk in the opposite direction in the early Autumn last year (without High Crags and Bowder bit but came back along river under Castle Crag - one of our favourite paths) and its was so treacherous coming down from Kings How, it took us ages (stunning with autumn leaves here, would recommend doing at this time of year for certain)! Beautiful area and so much to explore! The cafe is lovely at Watendlath, especially in late autumn and they do a big pot of hot chocolate to drink in the garden with all the delightful birds joining you! Hogs Earth area also very lush and beautiful further along towards the lake, worth a visit too by walking north from cafe below road following the stream into woods and down into Hogs Earth area before popping out above Ladore Falls region - gorgeous! You cant go wrong in any direction here, in fact getting a bit lost is even more fun seeing where you end up, as you cant go to far off course in this lovely valley! Wainwright said this area was the most beautiful square mile in the district! Nuff said hey! Cant wait for next walk to Sergants and Eagle Crags - been wanting to do these now for some time!! Great work!
Did Kings Howe back in April and watching this just brought back the elation of getting up there and seeing those views. One of my favourites for sure. And absolutely fantastic photographs. ❤
Really enjoying this little series; I'm in the lakes 3 or 4 times every year, but I stay away from the towns, it's been a hell of a long time since I've been to Keswick or Ambleside, it was really nice to see them again through your camera, but I think I'll give it swerve in person, as you say - far too many people! Nice to see you pop to the Kings Head, one of my favourites (for visiting and staying in), and dead handy for Helvellyn - White Stones route straight from the back of the pub! Whilst your foot is healing, could I suggest - if you have time - a circuit of Devoke Water, only 2 or 3 hours, nothing difficult, but immensely pretty, interesting, and you probably won't see another soul. thank you for all the work you do on this channel, and here's hoping your foot is fully better soon!
Beautiful Borrowdale💚💜 looking forward to the next one as interested to see how eagle crag and sergeant crag turn out. I've heard the route is a bit awkward. The in-vlog photos were lovely to see. Can't wait to get back there in August, even though I went against all my principles and booked in school holidays 🙈
I really love watching your videos, they are so calming and relaxing. Feels like I’m outdoors going for a calm walk with fresh air, it’s amazing. Thankyou for all the hard work!
Loved this one! So beautiful! You mentioned Keswich earlier in the vid, an old friend of mine is from there. To think he has places like this so close by, i'm jealous! 😂 also i'm surprised to see so much fern! If they're similar to the ones we get here, i'll probably be harvesting young shoots along the way hahah. We call those "paku pakis" and "midin". Sad ole Ticky Tom.. I read that story with your voice in my head 😂. Cheers from Borneo❤
Rewarding video thanks greatly. Could be your best yet..I think you’ll have encouraged many folk to try this route for the first time. I’ll certainly keep it in mind if I ever get chance to visit the Lakes again. Not sure the 3 second video sequences work well for this beautiful walk deserving of a more leisurely appreciation of the route .All in the eye of the beholder I suppose 😊 Nonetheless once again you’ve given us an excellent and enjoyable amble in the Lakes …
Well yet another cracker it makes me smile to join you on your walk yet sadden because age and fitness makes it impossible to follow your footsteps. Just keep the vids coming please.😊
Hi Glenn, new subscriber. I have been binge watching your video's you know the lakes so well why don't you write a book and include all your beautiful photos. Finn would be on the cover!She is the most gorgeous ,well behaved little furface. I love her to bits!
I have to say, a coffee table book with awesome photos and some nice text, not too serious, but from your personal perspective, would, in my humble opinion sell well. I’d certainly pay decent money for it 🙂 You could even see if the Herdy shop wanted to stock it 😇
Been up Grange Fell loads of times and never once was confident I hit the top Brund Fell. Even having watched you and comparing photos I have still not sure of actual summit. Nevertheless have ticked it off as I’m sure I visited all high spots!
I did all four peaks on Grange Fell in March '22 and got absolutely soaked. I also descended the way you went up and although a bit slippy and steep I didn't end up on my arse thankfully.
Thanks for watching, folks!
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Glen, you should have a channel reading scary campfire stories, your voice is so gentle and calming.😂 but, don’t stop doing hiking videos, absolutely amazing.
Came down that route early last monday after eagle crag, sergeant crag, high raise and ullscarf. Was a bit damper when we came down! Look forward to that video next week! Keep up the great content
Loved your hike up to Kings how and enjoyed seeing Watendlath again, such a lovely place. The swaying cotton grass makes the heart sing. Thanks Glenn, that was great.😁
Absolutely stunning, your shots are full of life and beauty! Bravo 👏
What a great video! The little scenes where you scratch the lamb’s head, reuniting the cute lamb with her mum, and running into that sweet lady who just turned 82 really elevated your hike with stunning scenery into something very special! Thank you for taking us on another fantastic hike!
Ticky Tom… what an imagination!!!! I will never view ticks in the same light again!!! Just kidding but horrible way to go, poor Ticky Tom!
New...ish subscriber here and can I just say this has to be my favourite video so far and I have seen a few....the scenery and the video footage you have captured and spent time doing is simply breath taking and beautiful...thank you so much, absolutely wonderful xxx
I took a photo of that ‘alpine scene’ a short while ago. Got to be one of the most spectacular views in this country.
Hi BC many years ago when I was knee high to a grasshopper we came on holiday to the lakes and we went on a Mountain goat tour one of the destinations was the Bowderstone !!!.
The story went that the stone was brought to It's resting place by a glacier apparently the stone is made up of a type of rock that's only found in Scotland as a small kid I found this awe-inspiring.
Just thought I'd let you hear the story I was told
I remember the day for two reasons there was a french lady who decided to go for a wander on her own making the mountain goat driver short on time and inadvertently ruining the day for everyone else on the tour B---- !!!.
Anyway excellent vlog keep up the great work cheers...Mike.
Wow! It’s got to be the most beautiful place in the world. Absolutely stunning. Kev 😀👍
Excellent walk , when we were last there a lovely old couple showed us how you can hold hands underneath the Bowder Stone from either side to show you love each other. They had in their younger years walked all over the fells, but were too old to do so now. Such a lovely storey we said we would share it , so there you go. Hold hands underneath the stone with your loved one !
I’d never be able to do that walk uphill so thank you for sharing it with those of us who will never do it , omg so so beautiful that words can not describe it ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Glenn did it justice. It really is a stunning place.
Even in rain, there is comfort in it and beauty. The silence of you walking between the ferns and hearing the wind is so blissful. Walking within nature to my ears. This is where I would love to be. Not the same as being there I know but your video captures it completely. The rocks on the summits have been there for ions, and you are treading the past and history. Then to land up in a pub for that nectar must be bliss.
Was up there in fed this year what a cracking little fell
Seeing those steps up Kings How 🫣 ah memories 😂
Fab video Glenn 👏🏻
Gutted I didn't see you, seen your van parked in national Trust 😢 as we done castle crag.
Lovely walk and beautiful scenery, looked a bit Lord of the Rings in places, stunning. You take really good photos, all amazing. Thanks for your work or should I say walk😊🌳☘️.
Wow, I think thats some of the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen and I live in a place that's a bushwalkers (hikers) heaven! Stunning. 💚
Thanks to you I have promised to take my 8 year old grandson up Kings How. We did Binsey a few weeks ago. He has done 25 Wainwrights thankfully mainly with his mum. Your videos are inspiring and captivating. Thank you
I walk a lot on that area when I stay in Borrowdale. Such a lovely place to be.
Greetings Glen nice hike beautiful scenery fantastic views, the sound of the water the lambs,thanks for sharing stay safe
Wonderful film Glenn 👏
I did Grange Fell last year, and what a beautiful place. That walk up Troutdale, although, as you say, quite slippery, is stunning! Have always loved the Watendlath area 👌
The Bowder Stone is a great place to hotch* on to and sit eating your sarnies with a great view up to Castle Crag.
*Agree standing on it would be sketchy!
I did a similar walk back in March this year, got off the bus for the Bowder Stone. I came around to Kings Howe from the stile you showed before the Bowder Stone, but alas I missed out going up Kings Howe (definitely going to go back), then on to Grange Fell. I crossed over the Bridleway to Great Crag instead of heading to Watendlath, down to Dock Tarn. Descending down the woods back to Rosthwaite for a quick pint at the Scafell Hotel then onto Castle Crag finishing at Grange. Just over 10 miles walked. Once again cracking video
Beauty!!!! “the heather on the hills” lovely to see it! Stunning views! Thank you!
400 odd metres they are mere half mountains yet beautiful all the same, great to see you back after the spectre scare 😊
Have to agree it's a stunning view, was up there in June & didn't want to leave.I did Eagle crag & Sergeants crag too a few days later so looking forward to your vlog of that walk too.
Brilliant video as always Glenn, magical little hills that I’m yet do do. Need to make sure I din5 bump in to Ticky Tom mind! 🤣
Thanks for sharing as always, cheers Dave. 😀🥾⛰
The bracken is going bonkers! Beautiful video 🤘🥰🤘🇦🇺
Brilliant video, your photography is first class. Loved it. This is on my to-do list.
Haven’t been that way before but wow must add it to the list… stunning!
A beutifull film, thanks for sharing mate loved that. Hope to do that one. Rave on rave on.
Hello from across the big pond, just wanted to say thank you for making my treadmill walk much more pleasant watching this video made me feel like I was taking a stroll through the countryside. So again thank you for the hiking videos makes my treadmill walks much more pleasurable 😊👏👏
Your excitement and fascination with the landscape is very contagious - makes me want to visit the Lake District! 🐑
You should , it is a majestic place and takes my breath away every time I visit.
Thank you for a glorious video of such beautiful scenery , and lovely people. I just shed a tear at what I miss so much , living down south... thank you 😊
Really really liked this one, a dream walk. I'll be doing that one soon I think❤
Great scenery wow! 🤩👌🌈
Last time I was there it had wooden steps going up to Bowder stone. Cracking walk, which i have done. 20 years ago..
Great video, really felt as if I were there. The white framing of the stills works beautifully, too.
Glenn, loved the video, we have holidayed in Rosthwaite several times over the years and have done Kings How, Brund Fell, Castle Crag and Watendlath (fortunately we had cash with us when we went to the tea room) a few times. So your video brought back a lot of happy memories. Thank you for sharing, keep up the good work. Regards Kevin.
Really enjoyed this one ive watched it twice. The views, the walk and most definitely the photography. Thsnk you for doing what you do. Ive done this walk but this makes me want to go again. Its a very special place.
Hi Glenn, I've just found your channel and I'm absolutely blown over by the beauty of the Lake District and your amazing videos. Now just to decide what photo prints and T shirts the wife and I want from your website. :) We are yet to do the Lake District, so your videos will be very helpful. Thank you.
Kings Howe is so underrated and one of the most amazing places I've been in the lakes....and I've never bumped into anybody up there but shush....don't tell everyone. Honestly I've climbed all the big boys but the best views are always lower down. Love the photos. Hars to get bad shot on kings howe.
Great walk, definitely on the list now👌🏻much appreciated really enjoyed that, thankyou 👍🏻
The scene near Watendlath looking alpine, absolutely stunning
Really love Kings How it's a great wee viewpoint just a delightful path through silver birch I was wondering how bad the bracken would be this time of year , can't believe the heather is in bloom now 👍
Lovely walk that, good the see HTW bk.
Can't beat them.
Great video, as always, Glenn. I did the Grange Fell route last Saturday and today got up Eagle Carag and Sergeant Crag. Looking forward to next week's video.
love the films,bought your black crag mens tee,love it, wear it with pride.will be up in the lakes again in september can't wait
Another brilliant informative and superbly illustrated vlog many thanks for sharing
Lovely video, like that you inserted a few of your photographs.
Hi glen thanks so much for this and all the great videos you make. The link to the os route is not working when trying to get the route up on the os website. Regards Andrew.
Superb as per Glenn. By the way you are right about the steps that you can UP. I did go down them in torrential rain after doing a big walk, sketchy is not the word!! Not sure how I didn’t end up in Lancaster A&E😳 Keep em coming matey👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⛰️
Beautiful, looks like the forest would be home to fairy's
Every part of this area was stunning, thank you for sharing
Looks great would never of known to go there. not been to the lakes for a while , last time I was there was filming in Whinlatter and didn’t get much actual walking in, and whenever I do always seem to end up doing a variation of Scafell, ! must get up there soon and do this one. Nice film , informative and pics too. 👍
Another cracker. Stunning scenery and thanks for sharing.
Loved every moment of that walk! THANKS FOR SHARING! Scenery changing every moment.. so much to take in. You even gave us some ZEN time! I do love it when you camp because YOU love it so much. Take care from the USA making me wish I lived in Scotland LOL.
Cheers Pal. i've been eagerly awaiting the next instalment..
I'm up in Borrowdale this week doing Eagle crag, Sargent's Crag, Ullscarth and Great Crag. Camping at Stonethwaite so i'll be in the (closed) pub Friday and Saturday evening if you are about and fancy a bevvy . I'm in great Langdale the week after wild camping to tick off some more Wainrights
Absolutely Top Notch video. Awesome. Thanks mate 👍
Beautiful scenery. Great narration. Really enjoyed it thanks. PS Ticky Tom is enough to give me nightmares 😱
Absolutely fantastic!!
Lovely, simply lovely. Another hike i've not done yet but now it's on my radar. Thanks Glenn keep them coming.
Good lord, such lushness! Edit: I flipping cried when the music started on Kings How 😭😅
Really enjoyable vid, thank you. Went camping at Stonethwaite a lifetime ago, it brought back memories. Shame the Langstrath Inn was shut, served a nice pint of old Peculiar if I recall!
Did the great man name all these fells 😊
Another cracking one. Need to look at that area for the next trip.
no matter what the weather ..brilliant videos..and absolute stunning from kendal castle to skiddaw and in any direction..we went there last september...loved it,.keep up the great vids/walks...
Fantastically shot this week 👌
Nice, thanks for sharing.
Beautiful.
lovely voice
Fantastic views. I completed the Wainwright’s last year finishing on Grange Fell. I remember being attacked by 1000s of flying ants
What a beautiful videos
Lovely video Glen, we did this walk in the opposite direction in the early Autumn last year (without High Crags and Bowder bit but came back along river under Castle Crag - one of our favourite paths) and its was so treacherous coming down from Kings How, it took us ages (stunning with autumn leaves here, would recommend doing at this time of year for certain)! Beautiful area and so much to explore! The cafe is lovely at Watendlath, especially in late autumn and they do a big pot of hot chocolate to drink in the garden with all the delightful birds joining you! Hogs Earth area also very lush and beautiful further along towards the lake, worth a visit too by walking north from cafe below road following the stream into woods and down into Hogs Earth area before popping out above Ladore Falls region - gorgeous! You cant go wrong in any direction here, in fact getting a bit lost is even more fun seeing where you end up, as you cant go to far off course in this lovely valley! Wainwright said this area was the most beautiful square mile in the district! Nuff said hey! Cant wait for next walk to Sergants and Eagle Crags - been wanting to do these now for some time!! Great work!
Those deep woods were amazing, great hike!!
Did Kings Howe back in April and watching this just brought back the elation of getting up there and seeing those views. One of my favourites for sure. And absolutely fantastic photographs. ❤
Really enjoying this little series; I'm in the lakes 3 or 4 times every year, but I stay away from the towns, it's been a hell of a long time since I've been to Keswick or Ambleside, it was really nice to see them again through your camera, but I think I'll give it swerve in person, as you say - far too many people! Nice to see you pop to the Kings Head, one of my favourites (for visiting and staying in), and dead handy for Helvellyn - White Stones route straight from the back of the pub! Whilst your foot is healing, could I suggest - if you have time - a circuit of Devoke Water, only 2 or 3 hours, nothing difficult, but immensely pretty, interesting, and you probably won't see another soul. thank you for all the work you do on this channel, and here's hoping your foot is fully better soon!
Cotton grass 👌. My favourite walk to Watendlath. 😊 We really are there with you but g and t please!
Did the walk about 15 yrs ago thought it beautiful then, you just inspired me to do it again the way round you did it Cheers Glen brilliant
Beautiful Borrowdale💚💜 looking forward to the next one as interested to see how eagle crag and sergeant crag turn out. I've heard the route is a bit awkward. The in-vlog photos were lovely to see. Can't wait to get back there in August, even though I went against all my principles and booked in school holidays 🙈
I really love watching your videos, they are so calming and relaxing. Feels like I’m outdoors going for a calm walk with fresh air, it’s amazing. Thankyou for all the hard work!
Beautiful!! You’re living my dream life!! Lush, green hiking in peace 😍🙏🏻
If,…when I finally get to visit there, I may never leave 🥹❤️
Loved this one! So beautiful! You mentioned Keswich earlier in the vid, an old friend of mine is from there. To think he has places like this so close by, i'm jealous! 😂 also i'm surprised to see so much fern! If they're similar to the ones we get here, i'll probably be harvesting young shoots along the way hahah. We call those "paku pakis" and "midin". Sad ole Ticky Tom.. I read that story with your voice in my head 😂. Cheers from Borneo❤
Great video. What a beautiful place. what's that backpack your rocking
Rewarding video thanks greatly. Could be your best yet..I think you’ll have encouraged many folk to try this route for the first time. I’ll certainly keep it in mind if I ever get chance to visit the Lakes again.
Not sure the 3 second video sequences work well for this beautiful walk deserving of a more leisurely appreciation of the route .All in the eye of the beholder I suppose 😊
Nonetheless once again you’ve given us an excellent and enjoyable amble in the Lakes …
Absolutely fantastic, enjoyed it all and Brund Fell summit was excellent! 😊
Well yet another cracker it makes me smile to join you on your walk yet sadden because age and fitness makes it impossible to follow your footsteps. Just keep the vids coming please.😊
Love watching u and bushman and blue
Don’t stop talking make me laugh great sense of humour! Beautiful scenery wish I was up there now!
What a fantastic looking walk with mega scenery. I must to do on my list.
Thanks!
Thank you so much, that's very generous 😊 🙏
Hi Glenn, new subscriber. I have been binge watching your video's you know the lakes so well why don't you write a book and include all your beautiful photos. Finn would be on the cover!She is the most gorgeous ,well behaved little furface. I love her to bits!
I have to say, a coffee table book with awesome photos and some nice text, not too serious, but from your personal perspective, would, in my humble opinion sell well.
I’d certainly pay decent money for it 🙂
You could even see if the Herdy shop wanted to stock it 😇
@@burrianaUKI agree 👍🙏
Unreal as always! Is anyone else having trouble loading up the os map link?
Magnificent, you are the best.
I love this series so much! Thanks for the great vid!!
What a Hike that is, amazing views, and great images 🥰📷👍🏻
Just got back from Borrowdale today….must have missed you 😂 I did randomly bump into Athena Mellor however 😂
Been up Grange Fell loads of times and never once was confident I hit the top Brund Fell. Even having watched you and comparing photos I have still not sure of actual summit. Nevertheless have ticked it off as I’m sure I visited all high spots!
I did all four peaks on Grange Fell in March '22 and got absolutely soaked. I also descended the way you went up and although a bit slippy and steep I didn't end up on my arse thankfully.