Hi Bruce, the lakes are a 4 hour drive away from me and only get a couple of times a year so its a real treat to be walking in that area, yes amazing views and waterfalls so thanks for coming along, hope your well cheers nigel
Hi Jon, thanks mate, yes i have a list but it gets larger all the time LOL. yes a great one to do with plenty of scrambling, views and tarns, have a great weekend cheers nigel
Has to be my favourite walk and favourite route too and I still have your 3 peaks on my watching, way behind due to looking after a 4 year old grandson. Never seen Sour Milk Gill looking so fast flowing and some brilliant views back down to the farm. Yep, I did the same, walked thought the valley and then went back on myself to base brown summit, must better than tiring to find that sketchy path up when you get from Sour Milk Gill. Brilliant views from Green Bale and quite a scramble up to Great Gable, especially when you are just about hitting 70 but worth it for the best views in the lakes (imo) from Grate Gable. Great walk, really enjoyed it, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, thank you for watching seeing your busy with the grandson and you must have lots of other peoples videos to watch, anyways Steve from Tramp in the hills also said must be one of the best walks in the whole country, much safer going up base brown up the grassy path and coming back on yourself, your right the views are incredible towards buttermere valley and wastwater without mentioning Scafell pike and everything else, is a steep tough path from windy gap up to Great Gable not sure i will be able to get up there when iam nearly 70 so fair play. must admit i watched your video of this walk before we travelled to the lakes just for reference, thanks for your comments mate cheers nigel
Hi Steve, such a pleasure to be walking in the Borrowdale valley on such a nice day, the two previous were pretty wet, the scenery is pretty special there, thanks for coming along cheers nigel
Hi Marti, we had best part of 2 days rain before the walk so sour milk gill was at its most powerful, the views from great gable are some of the best in the lake district and just 80 metres short of Englands highest mountain, superb day for me and thank you for coming along cheers nigel
A fabulous time out Nige. Views were great but I loved seeing Sprinkling Tarn and then you walking beside it. That Cart bridge was far out too. I enjoyed that bro. All the best as always. Mark
Thanks Mark, great you came along for the premiere, the Tarns and waterfalls are just as impressive as the summits, the history of the packhorse bridge makes you think way back to who crossed it before me mindblowing, was a memorable day, thanks again for watching and enjoy your week mate cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 A pleasure as always Nige - just good vibes bro. Yes, they are just as impressive - it's all part of the mountain even the bridge. Our imagination is a big part of our walks. I will have a bgood week. Peace.
Thanks mate just watched your wild swim lovely afternoon for it, in todays modern world its hard to slow up and take things in, our walks take us away from modern life and let our imagination take over great hobby to be in, with the countryside and wildlife just love to immerse myself in it, peace mate
Now that certainly was an amazing hike...both waterfalls and open vista views!! What a great day!!
Hi Bruce, the lakes are a 4 hour drive away from me and only get a couple of times a year so its a real treat to be walking in that area, yes amazing views and waterfalls so thanks for coming along, hope your well cheers nigel
Great video Nigel and loved those views. I've just put that walk on my list!
Hi Jon, thanks mate, yes i have a list but it gets larger all the time LOL. yes a great one to do with plenty of scrambling, views and tarns, have a great weekend cheers nigel
Has to be my favourite walk and favourite route too and I still have your 3 peaks on my watching, way behind due to looking after a 4 year old grandson. Never seen Sour Milk Gill looking so fast flowing and some brilliant views back down to the farm. Yep, I did the same, walked thought the valley and then went back on myself to base brown summit, must better than tiring to find that sketchy path up when you get from Sour Milk Gill. Brilliant views from Green Bale and quite a scramble up to Great Gable, especially when you are just about hitting 70 but worth it for the best views in the lakes (imo) from Grate Gable. Great walk, really enjoyed it, cheers Alan
Hi Alan, thank you for watching seeing your busy with the grandson and you must have lots of other peoples videos to watch, anyways Steve from Tramp in the hills also said must be one of the best walks in the whole country, much safer going up base brown up the grassy path and coming back on yourself, your right the views are incredible towards buttermere valley and wastwater without mentioning Scafell pike and everything else, is a steep tough path from windy gap up to Great Gable not sure i will be able to get up there when iam nearly 70 so fair play. must admit i watched your video of this walk before we travelled to the lakes just for reference, thanks for your comments mate cheers nigel
Wonderful walk Nigel...one of the best in the whole country
Hi Steve, such a pleasure to be walking in the Borrowdale valley on such a nice day, the two previous were pretty wet, the scenery is pretty special there, thanks for coming along cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 enjoyed watching mate
nice one Steve
Nice hike Nigel. Great views. Thank you for sharing 😊
Hi, nice to hear from you, pleased you enjoyed the views, have a great week cheers nigel
Gorgeous area! Sour Milk Gill is RUSHING! Is it always that powerful? And the views are absolutely incredible! 9:48, wow!!!! Those views too!
Hi Marti, we had best part of 2 days rain before the walk so sour milk gill was at its most powerful, the views from great gable are some of the best in the lake district and just 80 metres short of Englands highest mountain, superb day for me and thank you for coming along cheers nigel
A fabulous time out Nige. Views were great but I loved seeing Sprinkling Tarn and then you walking beside it. That Cart bridge was far out too. I enjoyed that bro. All the best as always. Mark
Thanks Mark, great you came along for the premiere, the Tarns and waterfalls are just as impressive as the summits, the history of the packhorse bridge makes you think way back to who crossed it before me mindblowing, was a memorable day, thanks again for watching and enjoy your week mate cheers nigel
@@nigelharness9032 A pleasure as always Nige - just good vibes bro. Yes, they are just as impressive - it's all part of the mountain even the bridge. Our imagination is a big part of our walks. I will have a bgood week. Peace.
Thanks mate just watched your wild swim lovely afternoon for it, in todays modern world its hard to slow up and take things in, our walks take us away from modern life and let our imagination take over great hobby to be in, with the countryside and wildlife just love to immerse myself in it, peace mate
@@nigelharness9032 Hey, replied back there Nige. thanks old mate. Yeah, I get your sentiments there totally. And it's always there for us.