Becky, you crack me up, some of the comments are hilarious, you'll have to excuse my bloody knickers 'anging up, the chat about the sheep in the bus shelter killed me, they haven't even got a tent...classic. Love your sense of humour, strength of character and stamina, keep at it. Nice feet 🤣, I think you need new boots maybe. I don't know how you walk on those blisters. Take care, see you on the next one 😊
I can’t thank you all enough for such lovely comments you’ve all left! Thank you so much, I’m sorry I could reply to them all. Take care and keep smiling x
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to tell you how proud I am of you, but honestly you’re built with true grit & determination… one day I hope I’ll be as strong as you ♥️
The changing weather is like a metaphor for your/ our journey through life….sometimes it is wonderful and life is great and we see beauty in everything.Other times it’s a challenge that calls upon our character to dig deep to overcome. But just like you in this video you just grit your teeth, tell yourself that you can do it,be present in the moment appreciate the moment. And then you rise like a phoenix from the ashes to come out feeling amazing, with a sense of accomplishment and achievement that you can only find in a journey ( whither that’s a physical or mental journey) that you have embarked upon yourself. You are an inspiration to all Becky, for life is for living. Keep up the fantastic work!!😊x
@Girl Outdoors As a guy who grew up on a hill farm in North Wales, who’s also spent time in remote areas, including where you are, your philosophical sheep monologue amused me greatly. It’s a perfect example of the crazy things that appeal to your mind after days away from the rest of the world, confidant in your own company. The wilderness makes us better humans. Thank you for sharing your journey. Peace 😍🏴
Becky I know these islands very well as I have been going to the Hebrides all my life as I have family living on North Uist. You done a great job walking and filming this hike. i know how tough the moors are with all the peat bogs, so the fact you managed to keep a smile on your face all the way? just proves to me that you really enjoy being in the great outdoors. keep the videos coming. 😎👍 All the best Glenn.
Nice there is a forecast in the video 😁, very windy , it could be make your step lightly indeed 🤭. Keep facing the weather with your sweet smiLe 😅 Hopefully you are ok, take care Ms.Becky, don't forget to make video of your healing time at home , thank you so much Dear :)
I simply love this amazing Channel, so professionally shot and edited, so much passion, and you are amazing. Keep making great adventure videos. Cheers Becky.
If you're in the Scottish highlands or islands and you have run out of food just find the nearest house got to the door and ask them if there are any shops open where you can stock up on supplies and you will be dragged into the house and force feed until you can't eat anymore lol especially if it's a Sunday. Nobody work on the Sabbath on a Sunday,i worked for calmac ferries and when we were in stornoway a man took a heart attack and the islanders refused to open the airport to let him fly out to the hospital in Glasgow lol. we had to take him by ferry
Perfect....your Sponsors have enrolled you in the World Championship Highland Dancing Competition for 2022. Congratulations on completing your 11 day hike, in formidable conditions. Please remember no foot talc permitted at the Championships. Cheers!
Thank you for what you do for this broken down ole wolf, Legs. You are absolutely amazing. May at least 4 billion human beans catch what you have my friend. 🐺💜👼✝
An epic Becky! Congratulations on finishing the Hebridean Way in such horrendous weather. In that sense, you certainly did experience the two sides to the coin. The scenery in the Western Isles is outstanding and the experience on the wild Atlantic shore is truly expressed as like being on the edge of the world. In reference to Sunday and everything being closed, the northern islands in the Hebrides are predominately 'Wee Free'. The 'Wee Free' was a 19th century breakaway from the presbyterian Kirk of Scotland; a small group who became free of the Kirk and its rules. Adherents are very strict in observing the Sabbath Day as being the Lord's Day. Until recent years, these observations were rigidly applied - no ferries on a Sunday, no flights on a Sunday, no bars open on a Sunday, no hotels open on a Sunday, no swing parks open on a Sunday .... nothing! Even to go out for a walk on a Sunday was frowned upon! There has been a slow change lately but it is not uncommon to find that Sundays are still strictly observed by many. In this respect, you are better off in the southern islands of the Hebrides; South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay - they remain Catholic and the folk there are not averse to being able to enjoy themselves on a Sunday - after Mass, of course. Shops are open, pubs are open, as are hotels - altogether, much more relaxed.
Once again, amazing video, thank you. How you come through these adventure, always with a smile on your face is a credit to you. I'd have broken by day three. I actually was swaying in that gale as you came down that Hillside. Loved your Cape Wrath chronicle too, and now you've given us another epic. Great stuff 👍👍
So enjoyed it. Wow. Thank you. Great job. Great narration, and great humor. You are a delight and of strong and enduring character. I laugh and look in wonder. Thanks again Becky.
Hi Abbie, you are doing great and you are much more positive now! It was a pity weather was poor but to continue is great character building, I perhaps would have camped on the Sunday near the stores for stocking up, you did brill girl. Mark Shaw.
you are extremely inspiring,I started watching you purely by chance last October . I'd never wild camped before so I spent a couple of months buying equipment and my first wild camp was hallin fell in the lakes on Christmas day since then I've spent most of my time outdoors a proper dirtbag and I love it . I start the pennine way next Friday with my little dog and I carnt wait. I've not been happier the simplicity , everything you need in your backpack . I like to think of us as flightless birds and our tents give us wings enabling us to soar on mountain tops . what a life. thank you.
What a wonderful journey, breath taking scenery and a Well Done Congratulations on making it so far in 11 days. Always inspiring to watch you accomplish so much. Have a good rest, stay safe and hope to see your next amazing trip.👍
Great to see you happy and enjoying the trek. I can't however understand how your feet got in such a state. They seem continuously wet and damp, which softens the feet and invites blisters. I use heavy and robust Scarpa leather mountain boots (without goretex) that are totally waterproof, yet very breathable, and never, ever get blisters no matter what the terrain or how heavy my pack is. I'd advise you to look seriously into your present footwear and change them for a decent pair of boots.
It's been an excellent series Becky. You have shown us great resilience and courage during difficult times and your photography has been wonderful to watch. For blisters I have always carried a small bottle of Friars Balsam. It's a great antiseptic, toughens the skin but stings like all get out on any broken skin. Thanks for taking us with you.
I returned home to Lewis and Harris a couple of weeks back from Cambridgeshire for the Hebcelt festival. Its absolutely stunnining and every time I have to leave it hurts so much. Glad you had a fab time and loved the Hebridean Way videos and look forward to your next adventure 😃😃😃
... Yet another amazing trek you have done .. A length of nasty weather and wet conditions but your attitude shines and experience will keep you safe .... Are you on a strict schedule ?? When at the town all closed up ,, why not just set up camp and take a day of rest so as to resupply the next day .. Nourishment is important ... These video's will be a thrill to watch in your years to come and see the strong determined young lady step her way through life with sunshine or raging storms ... So Impressive ..
Well done for completing your epic achievement. After a few days off grid in our van we called at the Moorcroft campsite hoping to book in for the night as the black tank was nearly full and the fresh water tank nearly empty. Unfortunately they were fully booked but they were really nice and lets us use the toilet block facilities and sort out the water and waste situation. I've since recommended the site to everyone visiting the Outer Hebrides.
I love watching your adventures! Thank you for taking us along so we can experience it with you. The wind looked mental, you are brave for spending time outdoors in those conditions. Can't wait to see what you get up to next :)
Great series Becks, again! You made me smile, when you were battling the wind etc. I live in the Dales and have lost count of the times the wife and I have burst out laughing, just because the weather is sooo bad it’s comical. There’s nothing else you can do. It’s part of the fun..apparently
Excellent video. I admire your perseverance, bravery and good spirits in rough weather. You seemed to navigate the trail without any difficulties. And great drone shots. Was it something heavy to carry? Thanks again and keep on keeping on! You're a hero.
So many congratulations. 15miles a day is great going. Bad luck for running into the Hebridean Sabbath. So excited to be going there in two weeks time.
Just a wonderful video but I now understand it better after just completing the CWT two days ago, my second long distance after the WHW in May. It is thanks to you and others who inspired me. As good as your videos are they do not portray the absolute stunning scenary as it is. Standing in the middle of nowhere surrounded by such magnificent scenary is the only way to experience and truly bathe in its beauty. So everyone seriously consider following in Beckys footsteps. There will come day when you can't and you will regret it. But remember this is a serious undertaking so you need to think carefully if you beleive it is possible and prepare. As for blisters on the CWT over 21 days - Zero! Thanks to Mr. Leuko tape which was applied to all known problem areas.
i admire you Rebecca and a bit jealous too, I hope one day you can make the trip the US and hike your favorite state when you're here. Best wishes, always. RT
hill areya not safe for a rainy season because some time happen landsliding, lightning also very dangerous stay safe and take care of your self. Happy journey 👍
You DO like marathon backpack trips through harsh conditions. I hope you will settle into the family forest camp for a little healing and a vid or two featuring Bushwhacker Man.
Why do you think you were having such a blister problem with your feet? Do you think it was ill fitting shoes? Moisture? Were you doing any treatment at night for them? You've really earned your name of Girl Outdoors on this trip! That wind was crazy. Congratulations on accomplishing your goal of completing this epic adventure and thanks for taking us along. I know it is a lot of extra work in addition to all of the other challenges.
Think I might have said hello to you when me and my pal were over on Barra walking and camping during the Jubilee weekend. We were the two older ladies walking north to south. So glad I found your videos 😀
Fare play to you Becky, you can certainly put a yomp together. You’ve come a long way from the young girl in the wood camp. I look forward to watching many more adventures xx
Tip my hat to you! Great video as ever and love that British mentality we always seem to show when its grim, we know we've put ourselves in the shit and still manage a smile and laugh!!
Another top-shelf production! Hope you heal up from that Trenchfoot 2.0 right away! Should be small potatoes after that night you managed to land your X-Wing upright in a bog!
Wow, Becky chapeau to you; it’s amazing when you’re hiking and living out of a backpack; it get’s very addictive! Lots of memories and footage to look back on in later years! Congratulations to you you are an inspiration! ⛺️👣🦉🧚♂️🏔👍😎
Becky, you crack me up, some of the comments are hilarious, you'll have to excuse my bloody knickers 'anging up, the chat about the sheep in the bus shelter killed me, they haven't even got a tent...classic. Love your sense of humour, strength of character and stamina, keep at it. Nice feet 🤣, I think you need new boots maybe. I don't know how you walk on those blisters. Take care, see you on the next one 😊
I can’t thank you all enough for such lovely comments you’ve all left! Thank you so much, I’m sorry I could reply to them all. Take care and keep smiling x
I don’t think I’ll ever be able to tell you how proud I am of you, but honestly you’re built with true grit & determination… one day I hope I’ll be as strong as you ♥️
I love you ❤️
The changing weather is like a metaphor for your/ our journey through life….sometimes it is wonderful and life is great and we see beauty in everything.Other times it’s a challenge that calls upon our character to dig deep to overcome. But just like you in this video you just grit your teeth, tell yourself that you can do it,be present in the moment appreciate the moment. And then you rise like a phoenix from the ashes to come out feeling amazing, with a sense of accomplishment and achievement that you can only find in a journey ( whither that’s a physical or mental journey) that you have embarked upon yourself. You are an inspiration to all Becky, for life is for living. Keep up the fantastic work!!😊x
@Girl Outdoors As a guy who grew up on a hill farm in North Wales, who’s also spent time in remote areas, including where you are, your philosophical sheep monologue amused me greatly. It’s a perfect example of the crazy things that appeal to your mind after days away from the rest of the world, confidant in your own company. The wilderness makes us better humans. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Peace 😍🏴
Awesome! Peace man :)
Becky I know these islands very well as I have been going to the Hebrides all my life as I have family living on North Uist. You done a great job walking and filming this hike. i know how tough the moors are with all the peat bogs, so the fact you managed to keep a smile on your face all the way? just proves to me that you really enjoy being in the great outdoors. keep the videos coming. 😎👍 All the best Glenn.
Nice there is a forecast in the video 😁, very windy , it could be make your step lightly indeed 🤭. Keep facing the weather with your sweet smiLe 😅
Hopefully you are ok, take care Ms.Becky, don't forget to make video of your healing time at home , thank you so much Dear :)
I simply love this amazing Channel, so professionally shot and edited, so much passion, and you are amazing. Keep making great adventure videos. Cheers Becky.
@irlan hakim what does it say about hiking in Scotland ?
If you're in the Scottish highlands or islands and you have run out of food just find the nearest house got to the door and ask them if there are any shops open where you can stock up on supplies and you will be dragged into the house and force feed until you can't eat anymore lol especially if it's a Sunday. Nobody work on the Sabbath on a Sunday,i worked for calmac ferries and when we were in stornoway a man took a heart attack and the islanders refused to open the airport to let him fly out to the hospital in Glasgow lol. we had to take him by ferry
Legend 🏴
You are one mentally and physically tough young Lady.
Respect.
What a beautiful place.
ATB Reeco
Perfect....your Sponsors have enrolled you in the World Championship Highland Dancing Competition for 2022. Congratulations on completing your 11 day hike, in formidable conditions.
Please remember no foot talc permitted at the Championships. Cheers!
Thank you for what you do for this broken down ole wolf, Legs. You are absolutely amazing. May at least 4 billion human beans catch what you have my friend. 🐺💜👼✝
An epic Becky! Congratulations on finishing the Hebridean Way in such horrendous weather. In that sense, you certainly did experience the two sides to the coin. The scenery in the Western Isles is outstanding and the experience on the wild Atlantic shore is truly expressed as like being on the edge of the world.
In reference to Sunday and everything being closed, the northern islands in the Hebrides are predominately 'Wee Free'. The 'Wee Free' was a 19th century breakaway from the presbyterian Kirk of Scotland; a small group who became free of the Kirk and its rules. Adherents are very strict in observing the Sabbath Day as being the Lord's Day. Until recent years, these observations were rigidly applied - no ferries on a Sunday, no flights on a Sunday, no bars open on a Sunday, no hotels open on a Sunday, no swing parks open on a Sunday .... nothing! Even to go out for a walk on a Sunday was frowned upon! There has been a slow change lately but it is not uncommon to find that Sundays are still strictly observed by many.
In this respect, you are better off in the southern islands of the Hebrides; South Uist, Eriskay, Barra and Vatersay - they remain Catholic and the folk there are not averse to being able to enjoy themselves on a Sunday - after Mass, of course. Shops are open, pubs are open, as are hotels - altogether, much more relaxed.
You’re amazing girl. Another cool and inspirational video. Love it Becky 😎👍
Once again, amazing video, thank you. How you come through these adventure, always with a smile on your face is a credit to you. I'd have broken by day three. I actually was swaying in that gale as you came down that Hillside. Loved your Cape Wrath chronicle too, and now you've given us another epic. Great stuff 👍👍
So enjoyed it. Wow. Thank you. Great job. Great narration, and great humor. You are a delight and of strong and enduring character. I laugh and look in wonder. Thanks again Becky.
Congratulations on finishing your hike Becky. It feels so good to be this kind of tired 🙂
Hi Abbie, you are doing great and you are much more positive now! It was a pity weather was poor but to continue is great character building, I perhaps would have camped on the Sunday near the stores for stocking up, you did brill girl. Mark Shaw.
you are extremely inspiring,I started watching you purely by chance last October . I'd never wild camped before so I spent a couple of months buying equipment and my first wild camp was hallin fell in the lakes on Christmas day since then I've spent most of my time outdoors a proper dirtbag and I love it . I start the pennine way next Friday with my little dog and I carnt wait. I've not been happier the simplicity , everything you need in your backpack . I like to think of us as flightless birds and our tents give us wings enabling us to soar on mountain tops . what a life. thank you.
Fantastic series. Thanks for making such mint videos to document it all. Inspirational.
Thank you Chris!
What a wonderful journey, breath taking scenery and a Well Done Congratulations on making it so far in 11 days. Always inspiring to watch you accomplish so much. Have a good rest, stay safe and hope to see your next amazing trip.👍
Thank you Rob! All the best :)
@@GirlOutdoors thanks for showing Scotland off ❤️
Becky, I have been a fan since the beginning. My, how you have grown and matured. Cheers, and congrats on your latest accomplishment. John in 🇨🇦
Great to see you happy and enjoying the trek.
I can't however understand how your feet got in such a state. They seem continuously wet and damp, which softens the feet and invites blisters. I use heavy and robust Scarpa leather mountain boots (without goretex) that are totally waterproof, yet very breathable, and never, ever get blisters no matter what the terrain or how heavy my pack is. I'd advise you to look seriously into your present footwear and change them for a decent pair of boots.
It's been an excellent series Becky. You have shown us great resilience and courage during difficult times and your photography has been wonderful to watch. For blisters I have always carried a small bottle of Friars Balsam. It's a great antiseptic, toughens the skin but stings like all get out on any broken skin. Thanks for taking us with you.
I returned home to Lewis and Harris a couple of weeks back from Cambridgeshire for the Hebcelt festival. Its absolutely stunnining and every time I have to leave it hurts so much. Glad you had a fab time and loved the Hebridean Way videos and look forward to your next adventure 😃😃😃
Absolutely magnificent! My daughters and I love watching your adventures…thanks and well done!
Outstanding! Thank you for the video! Kudos to you on your stamina and your smile! Wonderful scenery!
Absolutely amazing Becky! Great journey and scenery! Looking forward to your next adventure!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
How excellent!! This one today was very amusing. I do wish your blogs were longer, could watch them for days. Well done you!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Congratulation Becky, another great accomplishment. Very inspiring.
Thank for sharing
Take care !!
... Yet another amazing trek you have done .. A length of nasty weather and wet conditions but your attitude shines and experience will keep you safe .... Are you on a strict schedule ?? When at the town all closed up ,, why not just set up camp and take a day of rest so as to resupply the next day .. Nourishment is important ... These video's will be a thrill to watch in your years to come and see the strong determined young lady step her way through life with sunshine or raging storms ... So Impressive ..
Another brilliant video, fair play to you👍🏼 inspiration to all us younger women :)
Thanks so much :)
Really enjoyed this series. Well done on completing such an epic adventure. I admire your bravery doing it solo.
what a fabulous journey, hats off to you Becky, such a beautiful place to explore. Keep loving the adventure
Well done for completing your epic achievement.
After a few days off grid in our van we called at the Moorcroft campsite hoping to book in for the night as the black tank was nearly full and the fresh water tank nearly empty. Unfortunately they were fully booked but they were really nice and lets us use the toilet block facilities and sort out the water and waste situation. I've since recommended the site to everyone visiting the Outer Hebrides.
Massive respect to you for not giving up Becky, you're hardcore!
Thanks for showing Scotland off ❤️
Great up load as always. Keep on keeping on blisters and all 😊🙏🏼
Really enjoyed the series. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
Thanks so much for sharing another amazing adventure. Well done on completing this challenging trip in only 11 days.
Well done my lovely absolutely awesome what you need now is cuddles off Jay and big hugs off mum and dad.x🥰😊😊
Character building absolutely! Cheers for the inspiration. Atb
Awesome...Well done!
X 🏴❤🏴 X
We are so happy for you.. best of luck safe journeys. ✌🏻👊
Fantastic series well done for completing it, and then sharing yourself with us 👏😁
Loved this series of the Heb Way! Well done to you Becky with keeping morale in the harsh conditions. Amazing trip 🙂
Thanks so much!
I love watching your adventures! Thank you for taking us along so we can experience it with you. The wind looked mental, you are brave for spending time outdoors in those conditions. Can't wait to see what you get up to next :)
Amazing as always, thank you for posting
Thank you Amira x
Great series Becks, again!
You made me smile, when you were battling the wind etc. I live in the Dales and have lost count of the times the wife and I have burst out laughing, just because the weather is sooo bad it’s comical. There’s nothing else you can do. It’s part of the fun..apparently
Excellent video. I admire your perseverance, bravery and good spirits in rough weather. You seemed to navigate the trail without any difficulties. And great drone shots. Was it something heavy to carry? Thanks again and keep on keeping on! You're a hero.
Awesome trip Becs. The views on this one were spectacular.
Love you becks. You are an amazing young woman. Nothing seems to get you down and you've always got a smile on no matter what.
This video is so nice and peaceful love your videos keep making good content! Whimpi, Indonesia.
Beautiful scenery..i'm addicted to the channel now
Thank you!
Well done Becky on your journey. Thank you for sharing. Give your feet a break. Take care.
So many congratulations. 15miles a day is great going. Bad luck for running into the Hebridean Sabbath. So excited to be going there in two weeks time.
Big up the sheep……. Well done on another amazing adventure
I actually thought my TV had switched channels when that weather report kicked in..
Lovely vid.
Haha love that! Thank you :)
Yeah Mee to , so amazing 😁🤭
You are a tough cookie. Thanks for sharing the videos. Love the Patagonia hat.
Amazing Becky who is so brave and puts up with the wear and tear on her body to experience the way of life she loves - well done
Wow! Epic for sure.
Well done! Amazing videos to watch.
Well done Wild child ….Another fantastic inspirational video xxx
What a great challenge - well done - I know it was a while ago - loved the video thx
Just a wonderful video but I now understand it better after just completing the CWT two days ago, my second long distance after the WHW in May. It is thanks to you and others who inspired me.
As good as your videos are they do not portray the absolute stunning scenary as it is. Standing in the middle of nowhere surrounded by such magnificent scenary is the only way to experience and truly bathe in its beauty.
So everyone seriously consider following in Beckys footsteps. There will come day when you can't and you will regret it. But remember this is a serious undertaking so you need to think carefully if you beleive it is possible and prepare.
As for blisters on the CWT over 21 days - Zero! Thanks to Mr. Leuko tape which was applied to all known problem areas.
Absolutely amazing film! You are such a lovely and brave girl!
Really enjoyed watching this series Becky 👍
It started out so well in all that lovely sun Becky but good for you for persevering. 👏👏👏💪💪💪
Absolute legend. Amazing. Honest. Pleasure to watch ❤️❤️
Always got a smile on your face even when things aren't going right
Well done you
Rebecca Red Hiking Hood brings adventure again. Just beauty weather lol
Loved sharing your journey!
Congratulations on completion of the trail. Beautiful scenery and a hiking challenge. Please stay well and be safe. Rest those feet.
i admire you Rebecca and a bit jealous too, I hope one day you can make the trip the US and hike your favorite state when you're here. Best wishes, always. RT
hill areya not safe for a rainy season because some time happen landsliding, lightning also very dangerous stay safe and take care of your self. Happy journey 👍
You DO like marathon backpack trips through harsh conditions. I hope you will settle into the family forest camp for a little healing and a vid or two featuring Bushwhacker Man.
Omg what a serene atmosphere, outstanding content. Everything here is done masterfully shots, editing, composition everything! 🔥🔥
Thank you!
Welldone it looked beautiful putting it on my must do list defo 👌👌👌👍
Thank you Ben! :)
Why do you think you were having such a blister problem with your feet? Do you think it was ill fitting shoes? Moisture? Were you doing any treatment at night for them? You've really earned your name of Girl Outdoors on this trip! That wind was crazy. Congratulations on accomplishing your goal of completing this epic adventure and thanks for taking us along. I know it is a lot of extra work in addition to all of the other challenges.
Well done Becky! Enjoyed the journey with you. Keep on doing what you love.
You are one awesome trooper! Love you Becky
Think I might have said hello to you when me and my pal were over on Barra walking and camping during the Jubilee weekend. We were the two older ladies walking north to south. So glad I found your videos 😀
Loved it! Another one to add to my list! Thanks for sharing your journey!
You are doing a fantastic job of making me feel homesick!! Scotland truly is magnificent.
Keep up the great work, a true inspiration to all ages.
Thanks so much man!
My backyard 👍
Nice to see your videos,it’s got me back in to bushcraft 😁😁😁👍👍👍
Really well done Becky.
I lost a toenail yesterday so I know how your feet are feeling.
That weather looked "mental" 🤣
Another great video. Look like great adventure.Thankyou
Fair play to you Becky. Superb resilience.
Well done Becky another great walk and videos Spot on 👍
Excellent as always
I bet your glad that weather is over you take care becky xx
Nope! I do not think I could have gotten out of that tent with that wind and rain! Well done Becky! Love your videos ❤
Fare play to you Becky, you can certainly put a yomp together.
You’ve come a long way from the young girl in the wood camp.
I look forward to watching many more adventures xx
Tip my hat to you! Great video as ever and love that British mentality we always seem to show when its grim, we know we've put ourselves in the shit and still manage a smile and laugh!!
Such an Inspiration, loved loved the Video
Another top-shelf production! Hope you heal up from that Trenchfoot 2.0 right away! Should be small potatoes after that night you managed to land your X-Wing upright in a bog!
Wow, Becky chapeau to you; it’s amazing when you’re hiking and living out of a backpack; it get’s very addictive! Lots of memories and footage to look back on in later years! Congratulations to you you are an inspiration! ⛺️👣🦉🧚♂️🏔👍😎
MEDIC!!!! for your feet 😁😁,well done, thankyou so much Becky for these videos,, hats off to you girl, you are a great inspiration 👍👍
Love being out in bleak weather like that, knowing I shouldn’t be able to survive, but with the right kit … heaven 😇