Congratulations Cameron. Truly inspiring. Great hill too, with the height gain at the start. Love Keen boots too for all the same reasons as you. Bunions, wide feet and arthritic toes. Have worn out last ones so they are on my shopping list.
Brilliant Cameron, I had the same experience with the Scottish national health service just before Christmas, from finding a growth in my colon to surgery 7weeks later totally removed, we're very lucky, back in gym and hills 🏴🏴🏴
Great that you are doing well after your op, onwards and upwards. I had an aortic valve replacement 21/1/21 at age 48. Going out tomorrow to celebrate the 4th anniversary by tackling Grasmoor and its associated tops (even though I'm out on the hills most weeks) I like to remind myself of the hard journey from then to now and that it is possible to have adventures still. Atb for the future and many more days in the hills .
Why was it the Scottish Health Service, Not the National Health Service that did so much for you? Taking budgets out of the equation. I would never have said the English Health Service helped me. Let's try to be more united rather than less in this very dysfunctional world. From the bottom of my heart and from an outsdoorman like yourself I wish you very good health. Which was delivered from the entirety of the health service that covers the UK, and funded from all our taxes. 0:17
@@terencelove190 The NHS in Scotland is devolved. It is the SNHS. Nothing at all against the NHS in E&W but. I was looked after by a different organisation, the SNHS.
@@terencelove190 Wrong. Under the terms of the Barnett formula, the Scottish Government is allocated funds 'per capita' to finance it's devolved services. So, contrary to your claim - it IS Scottish.
Lovely video thanks as always Cameron
Congratulations Cameron. Truly inspiring. Great hill too, with the height gain at the start. Love Keen boots too for all the same reasons as you. Bunions, wide feet and arthritic toes. Have worn out last ones so they are on my shopping list.
Brilliant Cameron, I had the same experience with the Scottish national health service just before Christmas, from finding a growth in my colon to surgery 7weeks later totally removed, we're very lucky, back in gym and hills 🏴🏴🏴
Beautiful video and so different from my home County of Norfolk which is as flat as a pancake! Thanks Cameron.
Great that you are doing well after your op, onwards and upwards. I had an aortic valve replacement 21/1/21 at age 48. Going out tomorrow to celebrate the 4th anniversary by tackling Grasmoor and its associated tops (even though I'm out on the hills most weeks) I like to remind myself of the hard journey from then to now and that it is possible to have adventures still. Atb for the future and many more days in the hills .
Invictus Cameron.
Why was it the Scottish Health Service, Not the National Health Service that did so much for you? Taking budgets out of the equation. I would never have said the English Health Service helped me. Let's try to be more united rather than less in this very dysfunctional world. From the bottom of my heart and from an outsdoorman like yourself I wish you very good health. Which was delivered from the entirety of the health service that covers the UK, and funded from all our taxes. 0:17
The Scottish Health Service is funded by devolved capital. I believe that is why Cameron referred to it as such.
@@terencelove190 The NHS in Scotland is devolved. It is the SNHS. Nothing at all against the NHS in E&W but. I was looked after by a different organisation, the SNHS.
Devolved from the UK. So it is all our taxes. Not Scottish, no more than mine is English.
@@terencelove190 Wrong. Under the terms of the Barnett formula, the Scottish Government is allocated funds 'per capita' to finance it's devolved services. So, contrary to your claim - it IS Scottish.