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Thank you, planning on doing next year around the same time. I’ll probs do a bit of training and make sure I’m warm and dry, it looked a bit chilly and wet. Well done by the way. Video was perfect.

Hi Jon I'm not sure if you're still looking at the comments but vid come up just like to say brilliant filming hopefully you may make another soon thanks

Beautiful video I really enjoyed it x

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Superb vid. Doing lejog on Sunday and watching a few vids. Yours most enjoyable so far, like your smiles when off piste 😂👍 Top job

Awesome video. You've inspired me to do this 😀

This is lovely to see, I just happened upon it, here in Vermont, U.S. I walked the lower half of Offa's Dyke Path with 3 friends at the end of April (Chepstow to Knighton), then one of my friends and I detoured to Aberystwyth, where my great great grandparents were from - I walked into the church where they got married in 1851, so cool! What a treat to walk this with Joy, the connection between you two is so sweet.

Thank you very much.❤..Great❤..Sky is ok now?❤Greetings from Germany 😊

That was beautifully made, thank you.

Well done mate what a great effort

6 years ago I was in this beautiful and human place call Kingdom of Jordan. May I have the balls to walk this amazing trail when I 'll come back there. You are my hero. Many thanks and gratitude for your video.

Its been 46 years since I first attempeted the PW South to North, three weeks later I finished it, for the first time. I returned the following year 1976 to hike it North to South. I loved both trips and, after finishing my 1976 Hike I started my Infantry training as the oldest recruit, I was only 21 and got the Nickname Grand-dad being the Oldest one of the Intake. Needless to say my Army nickname was Grandad for the next 3 years. I told no one of the hikes until we had finished training. One of my instructors guessed I had done some map reading training and some camping but he did not believe I had Hike so far in just three weeks. So I showed him my Pennine Way Companion Book. The look on his face the next day was priceless. His first words to the whole intake was "What did you do in the 3 weeks before arriving here", most say a few country runs to get fitter", he then turn to and said "Do you want to tell them or should I" I replied "You Can, but I doubt they will believe you". He just asked to Borrow my "Pennine Way Campanion" Book again just to prove that I had done something he did not think he could do. Those few kind words got me through the 18 weeks training with a smile on my face. Not a months go by now that I am retired that I do not watch someone Hiking the Pennine Way. Thanks for letting me relive my Hikes via you Videos. Tony the Retired Hiker in Essex.

Literally my favourite video on youtube. I've watched this a few times now, can't believe it doesn't have more views.

Do you still have This bike ?

Such an excellent film of this beautiful trail. Great ending! So sorry Sky had to leave you. Hope she was OK. She's a beautiful dog!

Really enjoyed that. Thanks.

Hi there! I done last summer part of this, from St. Ives to Penzance and this video was a great flashback of memories! I'm planning in August start from Minehead to Barnstaple. Do what you want but I suggest use waterproof socks. I used last time great combo of running socks injinji with 5 toes plus waterproof socks from sealskinz. Whole day hike in the rain and my feet was dry, warm and no blisters. Really recommending to try. Take care! Tom

Just found your channel a couple of days ago and I’m loving it. Love how while you are front and centre in the videos the story is about the adventure and not about you. It’s really refreshing. And this is a magnificent adventure. Love it. Most of all I’m glad you made it across the Jardine. You are so very lucky….Jon mentioned he ‘didn’t have a clue’ at the beginning of the video…but anyone who watches this and is inspired to do the same or similar - don’t wade across (or use lightweight watercraft like a SUP on ) waters that are possibly croc infested - the outcome is often not as uneventful as it was for Jon. The rest of the adventure - absolutely go for it!

Just fell in love with this bike ....

Just amazing 🙏... Can't understand why you haven't got millions of views 💖

Hi Jon, just wanted to say what a joy it was to come across your videos. Such amazing footage and filming.. not to mention the lovely music you add. You amaze me how you drop your camera for shots and have to double back for it... you must do much more milage having to do that 😜. It's been so great looking back at your past videos... you have been so adventurous in your life and I'm sure there is more to come... I hope 😁🙏👌💖

Wow what an adventure. Nice to see that as per your other videos , this wasn't merely a one of adventure, but that you have kept doing similar adventures in your life. Am really excited to find this channel. Greetings from sunny Perth, Western Australia 😊

This has been exactly what I needed to see after such a wet winter and now spring! Back on the SWCP soon, your video captures the path so beautifully.. thank you ☺️

This was an amazing video, and well done, you for completing the SWCP in some terrible conditions as well, especially the storm. We set off Monday walking from Exmouth to studland and we are really looking forward to the hike. Thanks for sharing 👍

The best one to read is 500 Mile Walkies, Mark Wallington. Beats The Salt Path hands down.

Love to know weight u carried? That chair was that part of rucksack?

That was awesome mate, loved it . 👍

(Drinks unfiltered water from a sheep watering hole.) "I had a bit of a fart and follow through." Yeah no shit dude.

well done

Excellent thanks for sharing

wow that is incredible! what an adventure!!

What a lovely little film! Thank you for sharing :) really makes me want to walk it this summer or at least part of it. Very admirable that you camped almost every night!!

Excellent vlog, thank you for sharing! Bucket list!

Nice trip and beautiful music...😍

I loved this video. I’m starting the route this summer. Can anyone suggest which is the best book with maps to buy for the SWCP?

Amazing, thoroughly enjoyed watching this, thank you. I'm inspired!

Wow, what an adventure! Getting blue lagoon vibes 😉

Beautiful! Sky is such a loving dog! Would love to find a (new) partner to do such long treks with 😊

How much water do you drink in one day? And how did you refill it along the way? Through natural resources and local people?

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Lovely stuff Jon, thanks for sharing! This route seems to keep moving up my list. Hopefully I'll be there before the end of the year ✌

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Amazing 👌 well done 👍 My favourite part is Prawle Point, I go there quite often.

Lovely to watch, and the songs chosen are perfect. Job well done! I hope Skye made a full recovery.

Good on ya mate, some hard yakka in that adventure, it would of broken many men well before reaching the Cape. Wouldn't surprise me if not much has changed since, but the old footage was nice to see, good memories of a much simpler time before tech became more mainstream.

Nice video, unlucky getting covid right in the middle of your hike! You mentioned midges, what month did you go?

Thanks for post.... Well done... Respect... Think you need garmin cycle computer or watch

Just amazing! 👏

I'm curious: Technically, you can't wild camp in the UK. DId you just go for it anyway? Have any trouble? I'm planning to do the Jurassic Coast this summer and planning which campsites etc to do. Did you just pitch wherever, when you felt it was time?

Did it about 1982 and the video makes me want to do it again but I got a screwed knee and shoulder. Might just give it a go again