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Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the walk! It’s a stunning location is so close to home👍

@@keepgrindingup7661 I can’t disagree with you on that. Yes, RIP Glenn

@@waynejohnson4819 thank you Wayne. I appreciate your kind feedback. 👍🙏

Wow, brilliantly said. I could not agree more. Thank you so much for your comments. Dave

@@GetInspiredMedia It's not an original saying by any means. By any chance was there still a Dachau survivor there when you visited who would give lectures and answer questions? Probably not, because he would have been old back in '79. He wasn't there every day because his health wasn't the best. So my wife and I didn't get to see or hear him. We never got back there again.

@@travisrobert9530 wow, it would have been amazing to have spoken to a survivor. But as you say, I’m not sure if there are too many of them that are alive today. We did a self guided tour using the headphones that were provided. From memory I believe that some of the commentary contained extracts from actual liberators of the camp. That was deeply moving. Thanks again for your comments, I’m really appreciative of you input. Take care. Dave

Many believe it time be the greatest pop song of all time. It has a way of getting a hold of you doesn’t it. It’s one of my all time favourites too. I’m so pleased to read your comments. Thank you 🙌👍

@@goodbarbenie5477 you have great taste 👍😁

@@ikkehierrro thank you so much for commenting. It hits me right in the heart too. Take care 🙏

Wow, thats amazing Anthony. It’s great to communicate with the real deal. Stay safe in Hurricane Mills TN 👍

By Mrs Lynn's ranch Coal miners.

Thank you so much for your comments. I did not know that you had these in California. To be honest most people do not realise how good the nuts from these trees are. First Nations people would be very familiar with them and I suspect that they gather the cones when they find them. I have never heard of anyone being hurt by a falling cone but I imagine that they could cause serious injury. The branches themselves could create serious injury if you were to bump into or tread on one. We had one of these trees in the grounds of a place where I worked. We had to be very careful. Thank you so much for your comments. They are really appreciated and are interesting 👍

Where can I get these seedlings in California? Im from San Diego I’ve been looking for this for quite awhile now. Please let me where I can find these. Thank you

@@SirFoodie1904 I bought some a few years ago from a guy on eBay who later moved to Etsy. I sent him a message recently and he said he can't get them anymore and isn't selling them. I was trying to get more myself.

@@GetInspiredMedia There are some very old ones around if you know where to look. There are two famous botanists from the late 1800's to early 1900's named Kate Sessions and also Katherine Tingley. I think they are responsible for most of the bidwillii plantings in San Diego and Balboa Park. You don't see too many young ones since nowhere is willing to sell them or has them. I planted some at my house and my mom's house and gave some to friends. There is a very mature one at the Nazarene college down the street from my house. Do most of the cones that drop have viable seeds for germination? Maybe I can get a hold of some from someone who has a mature tree.

I believe that they do have viable seeds. I understand they drop once every 2-3 years here. I can’t understand why they’re not more popular. The seeds once roasted are quite tasty. Similar to Macadamia nuts in taste and texture. I hope you can track some seeds down 👍

Thank you for asking. It was a couple of years since I made this but I’m pretty sure I did this in DaVinci Resolve, which is a free software from Black Magic. There is a learning curve in trying to do this but there are plenty of online tutorials to walk you through this. It can also be done on Luma Fusion but not as well as DaVinci. Best wishes in your green screen adventures 👍

Thank you, I’m glad you like it 👍

A little bit like Macadamia nuts

@@GetInspiredMedia nice to know thanks

Thank you for that. I must have got my research wrong. Much appreciated. Regardless, it’s still one of the best songs ever written 👍👍

I think he died on the line

Hey thank you Joel. I really appreciate your feedback mate 👍👍

In many places it is Bren. Which means you probably can not walk side by side with someone for most of the walk. Last time I walked it their were a few nettles in one spot so long socks recommended 👍

@@GetInspiredMedia Ty for your prompt reply. Good to know. I`m a solo hiker. I did Mt Courdeaux then across to Bare Rock yesterday. I really enjoyed this video so Ty. I find watching these videos invaluable in judging whether I should attempt certain hikes. Got a lot more planned ans think i will just wear long pants to avoid the Gympie Gympie plants.

@@brenfischer9607 I’m with you Bren! I like to be prepared 😆. Have a great walk. You will love it 👍

@@GetInspiredMedia Thanks mate. Please do more of these videos. I get as excited as you on these hikes.

@@brenfischer9607 thank you. So kind. I love doing them so I’m sure there will be more to follow 😂👍

Thank you so much LM :) ❤️🙏

Thanks Jim. Almost there with the packing and then a 1,000 km move south to start a new adventure ❤️ 👍

Approximately 1 hour 40 minutes if you take your time and enjoy the walk Mark. I think you could rush it and do it quicker but that would defeat the purpose in my opinion Mark. It’s not what you would call a challenging walk but it is stunningly beautiful and most enjoyable. I personally prefer to start early morning while it is still dark so that you catch the sunrise in transition. My daughter did a midday walk recently and there were a number of groups already at the summit. She wasn’t concerned but I love having it to myself. Happy walking Mark and make sure you enjoy the walk as much as the summit 👍 Just take care crossing the road from the Carpark. It’s the most dangerous part!

Hi Markey! To be honest I’ve stopped using the gimbal. Some of it is circumstantial but also it’s fairly fragile putting a camera of that size on a gimbal and I like fairly active outdoor shooting. From memory Marky I could not use all of the Bluetooth features when I was using it. Stability was quite good however. It’s good to bare in mind that the ZV E10 will not replace an action camera like a GoPro. But it could produce quite cinematic results for steady, not too aggressive movement shots. All the best and I am sorry I can’t be of more help just at the moment. Cheers, Dave

@@GetInspiredMedia so just for vlogging sake, would you recommend the g6? Thank you for your response. I really want to buy budget accessories

@@marky.maku. It should work well for walk and talk use Marky. I use Catalyst Browse, the free stabilisation software from Sony. The only problem is that you need to run your video through it after recording. If you don't mind that then it's a virtually a gimbal slayer. You won't need it if the gimbal works for you though. Happy shooting!!

Awesome, thank you Gustavo 👍👍

Oh thank you so much Derek. That means more to me than I can express. Praying for you!! Dave

Thanks bro

It’s such a beautiful song and I loved singing it. I’m very self critical but appreciate your kind comments 👍😊

Thank you 😊

Thanks Shaz, I’m just working through a season of health challenges. I’ll come out better than I was before I went in. It may just take a few more months. I’m looking forward to the next season when I can re-engage the real world again 😆🙏 xx

@@GetInspiredMedia I’m praying for you Dave - He’s got you - may there be a harvest of health that’s ready now! 🙏

@@MissShazJones thank you and a big AMEN to that Shaz! Keep on inspiring 👍🙏

I think that would be an interesting alternative doing it in reverse Richard. I found the Lake District the most changing and my pack was to heavy. I think I might ship my backpack if I was doing it again. Certainly you will be leaving the most beautiful section till last. Best wishes for your coming walk next year!

Ha, ha, I must check that Richard. I just wanted to reach Robin Hoods bay at that point. I managed to dodge anything too deep in the bogs. I am sure it would have been different if it had been raining. Gosh, I don't envy your thigh deep experience Richard :)

Thank you Richard. I knew it must have had a purpose. It certainly made a nice resting place on the C2C :)

Hey, thank you Richard

I love it too and it seems to get better each time I visit. Thanks for your comments :)

Very true David

Hey Mick, I missed your comment 6 months ago she you posted it. As I said to Mark W, you are right about the boxy terrace houses looking like leggo. We don't particularly like them either. All the best Mick and thanks for your comment.

Agree. Visited today and felt sick at what has been done here. It felt almost dystopian - barren and unnatural. Seems as though the residents are enjoying the lifestyle so that’s a positive.

Glad you like it Kerry. Our dry and sometimes barren outback still has its beauty

Hey Joel, thank you so much for your encouragement. Really valued and appreciated buddy. Take care 👍🙏

Always appreciate your encouragement Jimbo. Amen to that!!

I think you will love it Harshu. All the best 👍

Wow, I did not realise that John. I hope to walk it one day. Thanks for your informative comments 👍