Pennine Way 2019 - Day 7 - Horton-in-Ribblesdale to Hawes
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- I awoke on day 7 to clear skies after the wind and rain of day 6. The route for the day took me from Horton-in-Ribblesdale along the Roman Road to Hawes. I enjoyed fantastic views of the Yorkshire 3 Peaks, Pen-y-ghent, Whernside, Ingleborough and of the spectacular Ribblehead viaduct.
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Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before! What a song! I imagine you must be a connoisseur of the Smiths.
Haha thanks for watching Steven, I do love a bit of the Smiths
The scenery is splendid. Pogues on trail is genius. Cheers
Fantastic. Inspirational. Loving these videos,they are wonderful. Can't wait for Winter to "toddle-off".
Thanks for watching Bobby, looking forward to spring and more daylight hours myself 😁
Loving the videos Dean. Stunning scenery. Stay dry and have a great trip. All the best Gus
Another great days walking Dean and top quality commentary. I am really enjoying your daily videos..
Been subscribed to your channel for a while now, enjoy watching them but these PW daily uploads top the lot. Probably because 3 years ago I done my 1st long distance at the age of 65, yeah the Pennine Way which I enjoyed every single day (except Tan Hill to Middleton, yawn yawn). Your vids are really bringing back memories, thanks a million for your efforts, really appreciated. As I'm writing this your probably getting over Gt. Shunner Fell, its a great days walk to Tan Hill. Good luck for the next 5/6/7 days
Just off to Kinder Scout for a day walk in this 'glorious' weather. Great to watch your video to get me in the mood. Enjoy the rest of the journey to the north.
I loved the scenery going over the moors Dean. Looking forward to tomorrow.
Nice video, always interesting to see other people's perspective on this wonderful landscape.
The disappearing waterfall is Calf Holes, the water reappears at Browgill Caves, 400m NW or so as the crow flies. It's possible to follow the water as a fairly novice-friendly through trip, though you'll need a ladder to get down/ up. You'll have walked past by another disappearing stream not too long before, Sell Gill, too. Though nothing you'd want to bivi in like Thirst House ;)
Wow, would love to go down there. Perhaps when it's been dry for a few months :-) Thanks for watching
Thank you Dean for taking us along on your wonderful (have a shot) trip.
Watched every episode so far Dean, its bringing back so many memories of my Pennine Journey 3 years ago. Our first lunch stop was the Golden Lion in Horten. You'll love the waterfalls at Keld mate. Outstanding scenery. Wishing you happy trails buddy.
Great walk again Dean. Beautiful area to journey through. And the epic theme music is back!
Another great video, thanks for sharing. Now I have names for all the places we walked past. I'm afraid Murray and I took up Rob's company today and enjoyed it very much. Hi Lisa😀
Great vids Dean - was funny whilst you where talking about your Girlfriend meeting you in Hawes it stopped and a Durex advert started ha ha ha ha quality ✊🏼✊🏾.
Good to see Lisa again. The emotional support person will also take care of your laundry needs and other needs like new socks. The scenery today was stunning. There must be more sheep in that area than people. I did not realize how many varieties of sheep were raised in that area. I have heard that New Zealand has an amazing variety of sheep as well.
Was watch that waterfall disappear underground, just imagine the caverns that could possibly that have been made over thousands of years, thanks nice walk
Loving the videos Dean. Hope the rest of the trip goes well
Great video , used to go camping in Kerby Longsdale ( a lot ) and love the scenery around there .
Great watch Dean, thanks.
Great video look forward to your trip each day
Dean when you get the chance will you go over your kit and clothes you used for this adventure and if possible the places you stopped. Would be much appreciated PJ 👍
Loving these videos Dean 👍
Enjoying the video while have a whiskey- you did say so- good advice
You are awesome Dean, see you tomorrow.
Great video and good to hear you got some of your music on this one 😎 As for the decent on whernside I fell on my arse on that steep path 😂
Nice to have a support crew, but really she should be in a 4x4 if it’s to fit the Charley Boorman theme 😂
Thanks for sharing Atb Mark
Vodka on your cornflakes is normal in my part of Yorkshire. Go for it; I'll join in. Your view of the world can only be improved being in such surroundings. Enjoy every minute and even the ones you don't.
Loving the series, is your music on soundcloud? 👍
Cracking day dean if you and your lass ever stay there again try the heather inn just down the road its amazing and the food is second to none the wife and I have stopped there 3 times it has a chocolate room Movie room champagne room and james bond room not cheap but well worth it atvb Jimmy 😎😎
I really love this series. I watched this episode first, then realised and went back to the start. Well, it's worth a second watch.
Thanks Chris. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life so far. I conquered some demons and made so many memories
@Dean Read I could tell it had affected you. Belated congratulations on your achievement.
Dean you are washing your trousers only on a rainy day :)
Hob nob air drop got to have good support crew.
More cheese Grommit - keep going Dean - ATB
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Get plenty black pudding down ya lad.
Your gonna need those calories on that climb.
Was that a slight domestic at 15:00. My ear worm was The A Team theme, occasionally spring out during a two week exercise 😅
Haha 😂 I'm still repeating "a pirates life for me"
Just got back from dove Dale got their before the crowds of people I was thinking (wonder were Dean is now and what's the weathers like) so back home now on with the blog cuppa chocolate lovely see ya tomorrow
Thanks for watching Sophie, I can imagine Dove Dale was rammed yesterday :-) They must make a fortune at that carpark haha
Right, I have caught up to day 7. I would really like to know at some stage about the kit you are carrying with you - are you able to brew up, do you have any form of Poncho or similar if you get caught out etc. how much water do you carry and how do you maintain your feet as I have not heard you mention even one hotspot so far? Thank you in advance and good luck for the remainder of your journey North.
Hi mate, thanks for watching. I'm very pleased to say that I'm 120+ miles in and have no foot issues. My feet are like leather as I wear boots all the time at work so they are pretty tough. I have some foot cream by Gerwhal that was recommended to me by mate Richard and I use that every night, just refreshes them a little after getting them wet in trail shoes. I carry about 5-6 litres of water. I have a bladder in my backpack with a tube to drink from, 2 cycling style bottles in my side pockets and also one of those Chillies thermos style bottles to keep things cold or warm. I've got my JetBoil zip with me but haven't brewed up yet. I don't have a poncho but I have full waterproofs.
@@DeanRead Thank you for replying. So weight wise, including the 7 ish kgs or water, what's your load? I noticed the tube for the bladder and what looks like a couple of walking poles poking up from your rucksack, but it might be a Tripod for the camera. Hope the British weather treats you kindly - another hot day in Bulgaria. ATVB. Robert Now off to view part 8.
@@RobertsBulgaria I never weigh my bag so I honestly couldn't tell you. I just take what I need and as little as possible
I just wanted to say how useful your videos are. 🙏 I’m doing the PW in stages (weekends really) over a couple of years. I’ve just booked Easter weekend in Skipton so we can do up to Malham Tarn. Then it’s Pen y Ghent, which I have done before on the Yorkshire 3 Peaks - love it!!
Thanks for watching Lucy, i'm looking forward to being back out on the Pennine Way again soon. We are running the Montane Summer Spine Challenger North in June from Hardraw to Kirk Yetholm, can't wait 😁
@@DeanRead oooh that’s exciting! I got the inspiration for walking the Pennine Way from following the Spine races 😃
I’m off to Scotland in a couple of weeks to walk from Glenfinnan to Inverie. I can’t wait for that too 🤩
Excellent, I’m off to Inverie next week for 10 days with work. Looking forward to it. Have a great time
@@DeanRead haha, I’m walking to Inverie from Glenfinnian on Monday/Tuesday… I’ll look out for you!
I have been waiting mate for todays video..now i will enjoy watching after lunch here in Vietnam...thanks a lot mate !
This one is a little later than planned, the internet where I'm staying is from 1999 I think :-) haha it's like being back on a dial up connection. Thanks for watching Robert
Dean Read thank you for the effort dean 👍🏼
Another great video! There is a pizza place in hawes just for future reference 😀
I'm wishing I'd gone for that, I'd got it marked down in Google maps but we ended up eating at the Board Inn where we were staying. Thanks for watching Jolene
Hi Lisa. Good to see you. Good to hear you are here to join Deano. The washing of his gear sounds a good idea as I can smell his socks 🧦 over the vlog 😷🤢 Have a great weekend both of you 👍
Ah good timing for the upload. Just managed to get it watched before my drive to Scotland. Great video as always. Certainly getting me tempted to do this once I've finished with the Wainwright's
Try not to look too dmug
Dmug? Do you mean smug? :-)
Keep Going Pal well done so far loving the Vlogs & Hello to Lisa the AKA Support Team :)
Past over the 13k subs mark as well well done pal 👏👍