THE CLEVELAND WAY | DAY 1 - HELMSLEY TO OSMOTHERLEY
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- Day 1 of The Cleveland Way, hiking from Helmsley to Osmotherley.
Date: Monday 24th August 2020.
Miles: 22¼
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Incredible video sweetheart. It is amazing how you put the clips together to create something so good and you had the added pressure of being with a weirdo 🤣🤣😘
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Wow.... beautiful stuff. Sorry, just catching up. Finally eh ? Such a fine production. Nicely done Mary. Thank you. Hi Derek 👍
Thanks so much, Derek says hi!
That was truly awesome. It was full of beauty, fun and delightful personality. Loved the 'good morning'. Thank you so much. Blessings
So glad you enjoyed it 😊
Welp, another thing now added to my bucket list. So yeah, thanks a lot for that. /s
I kid though, I absolutely adore these virtual tours of yours. So beautiful. Derek is bloody funny too!
🤣🤣🤣 How long is that list getting now! Glad you enjoyed it and yes - he certainly is hilarious. I'm thinking trail name of Peter Pan - the boy who never grew up 😁
Still love to here your Good Morning 😀💞 I love to watch you on your adventures of your homeland. It is absolutely beautiful like you say. Here in California where I live in Los Angeles it was 121 degrees two days ago. So to see the green and rain ⛈ 🌧 there is great. Or as you say Absolutely Wounderfull. Also here the Firss all over California and the Sairras, the most in recorded history 🥵🤔😪 there is smoke everywhere 😳. I am going for Spine surgery this week but I am Planning to go to Mammoth for a week to see the Mountains , Devils Postpile, and Rainbow 🌈 Falls. No backpacking just slow old man walking 😀.
I LOVE THIS VEDIO you always seem to cheer me up. Ge
Thanks so much Paul - gosh that is so hot! We were watching the news last night about the fires, it's so awful. I hope the surgery goes well and enjoy your hike in such a wonderful area!
How lovely that it was sunny for us all to enjoy the moorland views and the heather. Walking through history is always interesting too. Thanks for 'capturing' the giggles, the countryside, the hilarious animals and the villages.
Glad you enjoyed it - and the sunshine while it lasted!
Love your wonderful videos, Mary! They're wonderful because you put so much of yourself into them. After being thrilled by your epic PCT adventures, I'm entranced by your Yorkshire homeland. Having lived most of my life in Colorado, I'm accustomed to the American West, so I find England to be beautiful in a different way, even a bit exotic!
Oops? You said, regarding Gormire Lake, "This is one of only three natural lakes in England". Maybe you meant to say that it is only one of four natural lakes in Yorkshire.
Thanks so much Tyler I really appreciate your comments - plus the correction about the lake (I edited it out). I thought I was getting the information from a reliable source!
A great start to the Cleveland Way Mary...looking forward to following you for the next 5 days. x
Thanks Mum ❤️
What a great video. Music, scenery, history lessons and lots of laughter! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it Julie!
Great to see you doing another long distance hike, looking forward to the rest, the scene with the geese really tickled me - too funny!
Thanks Andrews. I couldn't leave the geese out as it had us in stitches 🤣
Enchanting!
Cool Stroll - I love hikes like the one you're doing - everchanging, little, unique mini environments to wander through, with their own ambience, moods, and vibes. Thanks for the geese laughs - I used to have a couple, when I lived on acreage, and they were better than watchdogs. Nice, colorful butterfly shot in the wheatgrass.
Yes those geese were so funny😂
enjoying the trip
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A great first day! And you showed us so many wonderful sights. I believe those “butterflies“ at 18:10 were grasshoppers - we have them in abundance in Canada in August - always flying up in your face as you’re striding along.
Oh and btw no ads at all when I watched today.
Glad you are enjoying the sights Jean. I changed the ad settings so they shouldn't show up as often now!
Beautiful start to your hike!!! Thanks for the beautiful photography and your knowledge of the area you are hiking through. Excellent video!!!
Thanks for watching!
Good morning Mary and Derek! I think the geese were expecting to be fed. The "finest" view in England reminds me of Canaan Valley in West Virginia. Even a honey bee knows that Tinkerbell is animal friendly. That red butterfly is so pretty. The heather field is so gorgeous . Mary, another excellent video. Thank you for sharing. Blessings and safe hiking x
I remember a bee on the PCT who didn't know that Tinkerbell was animal friendly ☺️
Thank you so very much Vickie, Derek says hi too! Hope you are keeping well 😊
Recumbent Triker - yes that was one very nasty YellowJacket - I'll never forget how much that hurt! 😡🐝
Wow, this video was fantastic! Really good enthusiasm, with this being my local long distance trail and nations park seeing how brilliantly you have captured it makes me proud of my local area. Really well shot, good music choices. Just an overall perfect video, liked and subscribed! - Joe
Thanks so much Joe, that's lovely of you to say. It's a lovely area!
Always a inspiration Mary.many thanks for sharing with us,now ready for Saturday and man tor
Fantastic hike - enjoy Jwward Ward!
Loved this, thankyou so much for sharing. 💖
You are so welcome!
Can’t wait to follow the rest of the journey! And was lovely to see you before your trip!💜💜💜
Yay! It was lovely to see you too. We did eat a lot of party food though didn't we - I'm surprised we managed to hike the next day 😂
So wonderful that the rain held off and gave you a great start on Day one. Rievaulx Abby is amazing and the geese trying to chat with you all at once! Very funny! What a cool tiny cottage. Sutton Bank is indeed a fine view! Thanks Tink!
Thank you so much Keith😁
What a lovely trail! When the sun is out the green of the countryside is incredible. And I Thank You for allowing me to learn something new today. My grandmother raised all her children in a city in the state of Ohio here in the US called Cleveland, so I was curious who the trail there might have been named after. After a bit of a search, Cleveland actually comes from ‘cliff-land’ in an older version of English. That was so interesting to learn. I would not have discovered this if it had not been for watching your video. And I’m only a few minutes in! ☺️. Can’t wait to see what other fun things await discovery. 👍
So glad you are enjoying it and learning along the way too 😁
Loving your channel! What a great hike. Can’t wait for tomorrow’s video 😊
Thank you so much!
Wonderful !
Many thanks Patty!
Looks lovely! I'm also making my way to through the National Trails (just did Hadrian's Wall Path and doing Pembrokeshire Coast Path this week) so it's really great to see footage from another one of the trails to inspire me :)
How fantastic! I did the Pembrokeshire Coast Path but haven't yet done Hadrians Wall yet. We are trying to decide where to go next (the list keeps growing) was it good and would you recommend it?
@@MarysOutdoorAdventures I'd recommend it! So much history and things to see along the way. It's a classic.
Mary Mansfield I’m loving Pembrokeshire so far, it’s stunning! Yes Hadrian’s Wall is amazing because you get national park + you’re following a wall that’s nearly 2000 years old and get all the interesting Roman history with that! There’s a bit of city walking at either end but the middle section through Northumberland is incredible
Wow. Thats going on my bucket list. You look so happy 😁
You should do it, such a great trail!
Beautiful heather on the trail today. And, I thought I heard doves in the background several times during your hike. Hike On!
It was spectacular Tom, so vibrant and we were so lucky with the weather. Yes there were doves in the trees!
Great video! As a road marathoner for the past 5 years, I've only just begun doing trail runs on easy days - I recently posted a virtual run through the woods - so much fun! Your post is very inspirational. As a fellow UA-camr, I love sharing my experiences and knowledge as well. I know how much goes into these videos! Keep posting - I just subscribed!
Thanks so much!
I loved seeing all those bunnies. Looks like a wonderful hike.
It was great despite the weather changing after the first day!
Excellent video, thank you for sharing. Wondering if the Cleveland Way is better marked than the Coast to Coast trail that I hiked last year? That was a big challenge for me, so much more difficult to follow than the trails here in the US.
What a lovely start to your walk!! Absolutely gorgeous views and the geese were so funny 😂 beautiful colors of the butterfly in the wheats and just as always a delight to watch. Was the tiny house a hikers rest? So happy you both could finally start this wonderful adventure. Thank you 😃
Glad you enjoyed it - we never found out what the tiny house was for!
Your video is very well researched. It shows. Thanks!
I really appreciate that, thank you Justin!
Yay, looking forward to following your new adventure! :D
Wonderful hike! I've never had the chance to see the country side..beautiful
Suggestion Would you consider a hike to the area where "The Prisoner" was filmed in the 60's? Portmeirion I think
Thanks so much Joseph, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I will not only consider Portmeirion, but I have added it to my list for you as I have not been there before. I will try and go in the next month or two.
Enjoyed the video very much although I must agree with the previous comment about all the ads.
Thanks so much Wendy - I hadn't realised there would so many until I saw that comment too! I went in and had a look - there were up to 8 adverts automatically placed in the middle!! I have changed the video settings and future ones so there should never be more than 1 mid-roll advert in longer videos (I haven't removed them completely though as it is the only way I make some pocket money from them 😊)
Hello Mary. Excellent footage and well documented. Im thinking of doing the cleveland way in august, is there any advice you'd pass on? Is the route waymarked? Any advice would be very much appreciated.
Hi Gary, you will have a great time the route is really good. It is well signposted but there are a few places which are a bit tricky so take either a map/guidebook or plot it in advance on an app maybe. There are some mean climbs and descents on the coastal sections so work on building up those quads 😆 Let me know if I can help with anything else!
@@MarysOutdoorAdventures Hello again Mary. Thank you very much for you quick response to my questions. You mentioned something about tricky area's along the way.. could you tell me where on the route i might need to use a map or guide book? Just want to be prepared to any complications. Cheers
Nice vid, but check out Forester Pass Day 76 PCT 2019 love the photo at the end, Mary with ice axe held high in triumph.
Thanks so much!
Mary, please check your ad settings. You tube made a change and they run every several minutes and really interrupt the video. Thank you
Thanks so much Susi I didn't realise there would be that many! I have just gone in and had a look - there were up to 8 adverts automatically placed in the middle!! I have changed the video settings and future ones so there should never be more than 1 mid-roll advert (I haven't removed them completely though as it is the only way I make some pocket money from them 😊)
Mary Mansfield - Thanks for checking that out. I always let the initial ads run and I'm happy to do it for you. And, I'm glad Susi brought the change to your attention.
This is my second time watching this! I’m thinking this might be a great trip for my husband and I to take for our 10 year anniversary in 2022. He is visually impaired so needs to avoid very rocky and uneven ground. Do you have suggestions for other walks in the UK that might be good for him? (Clear dirt paths are best). Thank you so much!
It is a great trail - although the coastal sections are a little uneven in places, especially near the end. In the Peak District there are a lot of trails with great accessibility but would you be looking for something more in the hills?
The day hikes I would suggest would be the Monsal Trail, Longdendale Trail, Langsett and Manifold Way (which I will be filming soon). If it is a longer distance one the Great Glen Way from what I remember was really great to hike with good tracks most of the way. If I think of any more I will be sure to let you know.
@@MarysOutdoorAdventures Thanks for your advice!
Helmsley is a beautiful place, been a few times to the farmyard motorbike rally.
It certainly is!
Is this what they call the Yorkshire "Dales"? I read James Herriot's books as a kid and really enjoyed them. I have been wondering where you two would be staying -- either in hotels and inns or "wild camping" (to use the British term). I know that you cannot just camp anywhere in England, so I am interested in the strategy of how you pick where you will stay. If you are not camping, you don't need either a sleeping bag (or quilt) or a tent, or much in the way of food (you "resupply" as you go through each town). So, less weight, right? It also looks like there is plenty of water, so do you filter as you go?
This is more North Yorkshire moors, the Dales are a little west of this area.
No it it the North Yorkshire Moors, as Jimbo commented the Dales are further to the west. We didn't wild camp or camp at all as some of the grounds are closed due to Covid restrictions, plus it was nice not to carry all the extra weight! We picked where we would stay based on the mileage we wanted to do each day and then researched popular destinations that offered accommodation that fit into our plans. We did a mix of Youth Hostel, a farmers barn (in a remote section), some Airbnb's and a Hotel.
We didn't need to filter water as we filled up what we needed in bottles each morning (plus a hot flask which was worth the added weight).
@@MarysOutdoorAdventures It's a different kind of backpacking, but no less challenging and rewarding, it looks like. I hope to get over to the UK at some point to try it out. Such beautiful landscapes and less "green tunnel" than where I live.
Brings back memories of last year when i walked it, that little Hobbit house was amazing, i had a peek in th window but it was locked up. i forgot about it.
Did you have a good time? Also, was that little hobbit house different last year as it looked different to other images I saw of it. Did you find out what it was for?
@@MarysOutdoorAdventures It looked exactly the same Mary, there was a BBQ or something outside but i've no idea who owns it what its for, i had my lunch on the same bench in Cold Kirby as you sat on, lovely little village.
I'm not sure but what are the flying birds and the ones in the fields? pheasants??
Yes they were pheasants - there were so many of them!
Not a trail I had ever heard of before. Hope the weather was kind...
It was the first day, but then decided to be a bit mean!
Is there anyplace to get information about this trail?
There is a link in the video description 😁
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What is the music to the Cleveland way video part one called