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The first time we ever went to New Mills I bought gas from that hardware shop, but totally forgot about that on the day. I think the chips were a big distraction!

It was the same kind of gas that you gave us when we visited the bees.

Hey Steve, it was quite funny, but not that unusual for us. We did 19.2 miles for fish and chips on the Cardigan to Newport stretch of the coast path! But yes no gas, couldn't believe it, luckily Jan had just enough left to tide us over for the rest of the trip.

@@jananddongetout Planning to do the Ceredigion Coast Path walk next June ( inspired by your good selves)

Steve, that’s such a great section. Never too far away from a bus route if it goes wrong, beautiful places like Aberaeron and Llangrannog for a pint, and Mwnt - brilliant for a swim. A great mix of wilderness and civilisation, just right. Enjoy!

We agree!

Nice one Toby, I’d love to get back there for a proper visit and spend some time there. It’s a great place.

Bloody hell David, that sounds a bit intense and amazing. You could have done with all the rain that we had, and we could have done with those dry conditions!

Thanks, it would be nice but it was getting a bit dark for that once we got back to camp!

@@jananddongetout I'm hearing you, thanks all the same for an interesting walk.

Thank you, good to be back!

Thanks Pete, and thanks again with the help for the interview - it's all paying off good!

Thanks popplewolf, it's been a while

Thanks Steve, bit of a rainy one that!

Not good, you did the right thing there, they can be unpredictable at that time. Fortunately they only followed us.

We loved all of this, apart from the uphill detour we took due to the sign being removed, I'm sure that was what killed my leg. A very varied section of the path but with a good pub at Tre'r-ddol

One day we'll get around to it... as well as sticking our feet in the thing that we missed in 'INSTANT DOG BALLS'!

Oh you can't beat a classic bit of TH-cam auto subtitling, we watch these back with them on every time! Hope you've done this walk by now.

Well of course I know that now it's too late! Haha!

Wow, that Pilgrim's Way looks quite meandering before you hit the north Llyn. All all of those view along the peninsular are just spectacular.

@@jananddongetout It's well worth doing. It took me ten days in stages from May to October. The trip over to Bardsey at the end was brilliant.

We'd love to get over to Bardsey, especially if there was any way of doing an overnight stay to look at all of the stars in that clear sky.

@@jananddongetout The boat trip over was £30 per person when I went and you can book accommodation on Bardsey in one of the cottages. There are quite a few up for rent if you look on the Bardsey Island site. They are quite basic but it's well worth the visit.

Basic is no problem for us! We will have to check that out, thanks Brian.

Hi there apologies for the delay, life has been busy away from the channel. Unfortunately there is a big farm park on that corner overlooking Cardigan Island so you would have to pay to get in to access the head, but you can feed farm animals and enjoy a cafe.

@jananddongetout Thanks for getting back to me (no need for apols obvs!). What a shame you have to pay to access that little bit - luckily there's a whole other world of wonders before and after!

Thanks Peter - glad you enjoyed

Indeed, 15 miles done at that stage and then a further 4 miles to Newport. It just keeps coming and coming! It was too hot when we did it.

Finally looked at the pic of aqueduct with no fence - that looks bloody scary - no chance! Give yourself a pat on the back for not attempting that one.

Did they make you do it wearing a huge heavy rucksack?

Yep, not fun

A-ha! That’s a tricky one Steve as most of the terrain slopes down towards the sea. Somewhere around Ceibwr Bay looks like the best bet and it’s around half way. Or there may be a spot after you come up from the Witches Cauldron but looks more uncertain. Use bing maps to switch between aerial view and OS map. Yes there is a natural bit of Partridge in there, other times I just get carried away. Don

Thanks for taking the time to reply, much appreciated 👍🏼

No worries Steve

Oh yes - and what a variety of gates, plenty to enjoy! - Don

@gromlynne3550 Wow you are so lucky to have lived in both of those beautiful areas, so our channel is ideal for you then! I'm currently still working on a plan to escape London to be nearer the Peak District as there are just no real hills down this way. I didn't mind how we got to Trefin as long as we could get to the pub after that huge walk. Glad you enjoyed Strumbling across the channel - Don

Hi Pete, another good walk, glad you enjoyed. So with the cream teas, is that the café that is mentioned on the Peak and Northern Footpaths Society by Rushup Hall?

@@jananddongetout that's the one

Mystery solved - although looking at the website it looks like it is closed now, unless they've not updated it since lockdown. Don.

@@jananddongetout I'll have to go and look now. It was called the no drive cafe, just catered for walkers, easy distance from the rush up to mam tor path.

Yes Trystan you are correct. I’ve now found out that the surf scenes were filmed on Peahi Beach in Hawaii, but I’ve now found out that they emerge on a very similar beach to Penbryn which is Holywell Bay in Cornwall. Penbryn is used for the closing sequence but no idea where it is supposed to be geographically. I’ll add an amendment to the description. Don

@@jananddongetout Very good videos by the way of the coastal path I’m attempting the path Aberaeron-Aberporth tomorrow Early start

Hope that went well for you. Brilliant section.

@@jananddongetout yes change of plan I decided to do New Quay to Aberystwyth beautiful scenery

Did you get an ice cream in Aberaeron?

Thanks Will. Glad you enjoyed it.

Lovely walk Pete, Lose Hill ascent totally powered by those chips! We too are looking forward to how the #50 turns out. Don

Thanks Steve - that was a brilliant walk, and the chips were lovely - recommended! Don

Indeed Martin! Did you get the wind coming round from Ramsey?

​@@jananddongetout No, winds weren't a problem. If I was to advise anyone doing this walk, young or old, is to make sure you take and use walking poles. I honestly don't think I'd be able to do it without them. The jarring the knees take when tackling descents is unlike anything I've experienced on a trail before.

I absolutely agree Martin - sticks make the world of difference with a heavy pack on. We will be back out to continue our coast path route very soon. Don

Thanks Pete - looks like you’ve been doing some time in Marple yourself. Hopefully without geese incidents! Can’t find any updates on the canal car rescue.

Thanks PW. We love to ...Get Out!!!

Did you spot a certain book at the start, Pete?

@@MrIanwilson73 second time around.

Thanks Pete, that was a good one, a pearl indeed. Highly recommended.

Hi Pete, yes we will have the next instalment of the canal walk in the video after the next one, which promises to be a cracker!

Excellent - consider it done!

We will return one day to give this a better look over. We did Bull Ring Henge in Dove Hole in the latest video.

​@@jananddongetout Ah lovely, the Bull Ring is often forgotten about 😁Used to live not far from there xxx

Thank you!

Brilliant - thanks Debs, we are now back out again at the moment.

@@jananddongetout my pleasure you have a lovely channel debs xx

Well, we make sure we do our bit for the environment using only public transport and walking, as well as picking up other people’s litter.

Hi there, thanks for the feedback, we usually point out as much as we know about on the routes as we go, but extra info appreciated. If you are able to do a map that would be grand. jananddongetout@gmail.com. We did visit a 4500 year old burial mound and an Iron Age hill fort coming up soon.

Hey Debs, thanks, that sounds like you had a right good time. We’ve just got back from filming a couple of walks in the Peak District, so apologies in replying late. Don

Hell yes! It’s not just the scenery that blows us away. Glad you enjoyed. Jan and Don

100 miles in 5 days along cliffs! That’s great going Deb - well done! Which part of the country was that?

@@jananddongetout south devon coastal path brixham to past meadford beach debs xx

Fantastic - we’ve not ventured down that way together yet - is this going up on your channel for us to watch?

@@jananddongetout yes its sorta like lord of the rings=2 hours long lol as wanted to prove i done over 20 miles every day via app and me walking just done monday=40 mins,tuesd to friday be quicker and best app for hiking is runkeeper just set it to hike and dont click pay as its free debs xx

Get in there - can’t wait to see! Thanks Debs! Don

This is brilliant news! Triple figures! Thanks Deb and all of our other subscribers, this means a lot to us - our philosophy is to do this on merit rather than asking people to subscribe. Onwards and upwards... as Jan would say! Best wishes, Don

Thanks Deb, glad you enjoyed - that one really took it out of us, loaded up with food and water, and it's the longest day we've done on the path to date. Proud to have got through it and to have seen all of that marvellous scenery. Don

Hi Kirsty, glad you enjoyed. It is a special place for Jan and I too - great memories of visiting Borth and Ynyslas in the 80's. We hadn't been back for decades until we filmed there. We will get back out there in better weather and do a pub crawl along its length some day. Fond memories of staying on a site in Llanrhystud back in the 80's, where a newspaper van would circulate honking its horn, and you'd have to chase it to buy one.

It was tough Steve! Epic! Glad you enjoyed it! More to come.