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MarkWoodyatt
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2015
Time is our currency, spend it well...
To my children, I love & miss you both...
To my children, I love & miss you both...
The Isles of Scilly 2024
My nephew Sullivan & I romping around Bryher, St. St Martins, St. Agnus, Tresco, St. Marys & Even a day kayaking over to Samson (not inhabited since 1850's)
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My Great Glen get a Way
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I feel very grateful to have been able to enjoy the labour & serenity of another of Scotlands great trails.
Catbells & Derwent Water
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A nice easy day out before Scafel Pikel via the corridor route a couple of days later.
Glyderau Winter Wild Camp. @Mark.Woodyatt
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A climb up to Glyder Fach via a steep & hard (in winter conditions) scree route to the side of Bristly Ridge. Once at the top, I had a quick chat with one of the Ogwen mountain rescue teams deployed by helicopter as I was making my way up, searching for 2 people in distress. (They were found & returned to safety) I then hooked a left over some boulder field & decended around 500 feet to a perfe...
Brecon Beacons summit wild camp. @Mark.Woodyatt
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A return visit to walk the Brecon Beacons Horseshoe, but this time I wanted to wild camp at the summit of Cribyn. (I met a great chap whom I spent the morning with whilst breaking camp up their too, Hi Mike). Some increadible & varied weather over both days, really showing off the giant hills in South Wales. @Mark.Woodyatt
Crib Goch... Breaking Vertigo! @Mark.Woodyatt
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Crib Goch in stunning conditions. @Mark.Woodyatt
Isle of Skye...Cullins, Storr & Trotternish ridge.@Mark.Woodyatt
มุมมอง 64ปีที่แล้ว
A holiday shared with a wonderful lady (Joanna) & her equally wonderful dog (Tegi) Along with some pretty fine weather. @Mark.Woodyatt
Mountain wild camping along Y Garn & the Glyders Snowdonia. @Mark.Woodyatt
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A belting little adventure with my niece Cherry-Lee (aka - Mote). @Mark.Woodyatt
Snowdon\\Yr Wyddfa A day spent to remember my son Jack's 13th birthday. @Mark.Woodyatt
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One of those remarkable days! Combining an important date & person along with a stunning place in perfect conditions. @Mark.Woodyatt
Cnicht (Snowdonias Welsh Mattahorn)- Revisited & done the right way 🙄😂@Mark.Woodyatt
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Doing it the right way this time with my nephew Sully. It was a cracker of a day. @Mark.Woodyatt
Ynys Llanddwyn, Anglesea
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2 seperate days, one with my nephew, tthe other with an old friend...
The Isles of Scilly...@Mark.Woodyatt
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My 1st time, but not my last. Not everyones cup of tea, but definately mine. @Mark.Woodyatt
Snowdonias Nantlle Ridge.
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A magnificent day hiking this one…recommended for sure. (I am now aware that the Gower peninsula is further south & it was the northern edge of the land (Fishguard, St `davids etc) that I could see, NOT the Gower peninsula.
Snowdonia's Fisherman's Path…sketching along a greasy ravine wall in the rain
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Snowdonia's Fisherman's Path…sketching along a greasy ravine wall in the rain
Talacre & back again A Wandering Woodyatts Journey
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Talacre & back again A Wandering Woodyatts Journey
Snowdonia - Views of the Mighty Tryfan from Pen Yr Ole Wen March 2022
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Snowdonia - Views of the Mighty Tryfan from Pen Yr Ole Wen March 2022
Snowdon winter hike - amazing ice formations 2022
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Snowdon winter hike - amazing ice formations 2022
CLOUD INVERSION & WATERFALLS - Pistyll Rhader Falls & Cadair Berwyn
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CLOUD INVERSION & WATERFALLS - Pistyll Rhader Falls & Cadair Berwyn
Corn Du, Pen Y Fan, Cribyn & Fan Y Big - Brecon Beacons Horseshoe
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Corn Du, Pen Y Fan, Cribyn & Fan Y Big - Brecon Beacons Horseshoe
Snowdonia’s Cadair Idris on 16th May 2021
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Snowdonia’s Cadair Idris on 16th May 2021
Love it, great video and a beautiful place mate
Thanks fella 👍
Ah, the great British outdoors in the summertime.
I'm over half a century and still waiting for this bloody global warming to arrive here. 🤣
Such beautiful scenery ❤
Highly recommend Skye. A truly unique geological landscape.
Wow that’s class! Top work. Liked and subbed ❤
Thank you Craig, that's very generous of you to say. 👍
Breathtaking !
Thank you fella. 👍
Nice one Mark! Would have been good to see your tent setup.
Thank you Dave. I used a Wildcountry Helm 1 (I substituted 4 of the standard pegs for some 9 inch easton stakes). A thermarest neoait xlite pad (not xtherm) & a Moutain Equipment Helium 600 sleeping bag. 👍
@@Mark.Woodyatt Cheers, I worry though about your t shirt and the significance. I hope there is not sorrow behind that. I undestand that it is personal and no need to share, but, I wish you well.
Great to get up into the snow. Plenty of fresh air on that one. Best wishes on the next escapade.
Cheers pal.
Great video 🙂👍
Thank you 👍
Looks nippy. Parking permitting I would have headed to Llyn C Ff from Joe Browns in Capel. Down gear comes into it’s own in these conditions👍
I have never walked in from that end. I've made a mental note to consider it for a future hike. Thank you.
@@Mark.Woodyatt if you head from there you gradually ascend and it is quite reasonable (especially with a large sac ) with the only steepish bit is the back of Gallt yr Ogof. It saves the slog up to Llyn Bochlwyd, another way is past Tryfan Bach and below the Heather Terrace of Tryfan will lead you to the same spot pretty much as the route past Bochlwyd but is more gradual and you get great views of Tryfan East Face
Thanks Richard 👍
Quality video, mark! What’s camera are you using? Also? Have you looked at odyssey series they’re offering a pretty cool event in June that runs through Brecon👌🏼 I can send a link if it’s of any interest
Thanks Chris, but events are not my thing. My camera is a Samsung S23 ultra 👍
Geeat video and views 👍🙂
Great video and views 🙂👍
Thank you for this beautiful and detailed video from the Isles of Scilly. I have visited twice, and will visit again in 2024 ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! 👍
Here is the location of the Cnicht chaise longue. (53.0010203, -4.0338751). You can search for it including the brackets in Google maps.
Did you wear the crampons in the end?
I put them on at the summit, once I familiarised myself with moving in them safely (good pair of gaiters strongly advised) they were invaluable for a secure & confident descent.
It must be great to split the walk over 2 days.
I’ve seen Snowdon peaking out of the clouds a few times. I’ve never been up and experienced it myself in those conditions. Crib Goch is a great walk especially when you get tire place to yourself.
That’s one of my favourite walks. I want to find the mine entrance and go for a walk inside.
Bletchley Park is Briatains best kept secret. IOS is the second . Doug Yates Milton Keynes
We have been going for 30 yrs, absolutely stunning place that has got under our skin, only three weeks to go!! ❤
8:42 Every time I go to Bryher there is always some form of storm or weather event. I've noticed that the locals always say, "This is unusual, it's never normally like this". They're lying. It is always some weather about to happen. I don't think there is a bylaw that says they should pretend that they don't get exceptional weather, but I hear this comment every time I go. It doesn't matter how bad the weather is though, the good days always make up for it. There is nothing, but nothing, that prepares you for the colour of the sea and the sky in Scilly. And like @tawnywitch below, I get tearful when I leave (and when I return, I always think, "I'm home").
Thanks for your comment, I appreciate the honest heads up the weather being inconsistent regularly. I'll temper my future expectations. I will be back there next year, god willing. It is a very special place.
3 weeks and we will be back, not sure how many times we've been but it's the only place I cry when it's time to leave .
great video, thanks Mark.
Thank you for your kind words. 👍
Thank you! What were the specific dates. We are doing it May 10-16 this year. Midges?
My dates were at the same time as yours, the midges were very few at that time. Almost none at all. Have a great adventure 🙂
That was epic boys , well played 💪
Cheers Summnick 👍
I’m doing this with my boy later this year. Just him and I together walking and catching up I cannot wait.
Have a remarkable time together,.
This is an adventure your young lad will remember for the rest of his life. Good on ya Dad.
Nice!
Well done men
Cheers Neil. 👍
Hi Mark, I watched this with great interest as I live in Capel Curig and know these hills well. If only you'd gone right around Craig Wen rather than left it would have been a much less interesting story! Beyond Craig Wen there is a much nicer route back to Capel. I too have bushwhacked around your walk out and it is horrific so you have my sympathy. I'm glad you found the day educational. Btw, there are no Munros in Wales and even if there were, these particular hills, being less than 3000ft, wouldn't qualify as such.
Hey Nick, thanks for your message. I was very new to this at the time & it became one of two baptisms of fire so to speak. I learnt a lot from both & have returned to your back yard (from Holywell) a couple of times since. Still an awful lot to learn & making the most of it whilst my joints hold out 😉
@@Mark.Woodyatt Good man, better late than never! I wish you many more wonderful days in the mountains 😁
You ant sene nothing yet
Bet you didn’t know how wonderful your country is
Hi lads great too wach your video how did you like my back yard 😂nd 500 next boys hast yea back
Thanks Neil, I occasionally get pangs of nostalgia & longing to return 🙄😂. So your back yard made a lasting impression pal. 😁
Super nice film you made of the WHW!😉👍⛺️🏔
Thank you that's very kind of you to say.
Mark, we had so much fun doing this hike with you! We thoroughly enjoyed this video as well :) . All the photo's you took are just gorgeous as well. Wishing you all the best from Groningen!
It was a genuine pleasure to meet & spend the day with you both. I have just come back from the Isles of Scilly & used Polarsteps as you recommended & it's a great App thanks for putting me onto that. Wishing you both many years of wonderful adventures ahead 😃
fantastic, very good coverage well done.
Thank you James
When u did the loch lomond bit, do u take the high route or the low route?
We took the high route Matthew, I had an 18kg pack & there was enough going on that path. I didn't want to risk an injury on the lower path. Had I been walking with a day pack I'd have taken the lower path.
@@Mark.Woodyatt OK so the high route are u near like any steep edges of sheer drops? I'm doing it in September and dunno what route to go and I hate being next to sheer drops
There were no areas of exposure along Loch Lomond. I did the walk over 8 days & the 3rd day was by far the one that took its toll. It took another 2 days to recover fully. After that though I was fine.
@@Mark.Woodyatt OK I might do high route then if there isn't any sheer drops on my side, I've heard it's the hardest day everyone says that, but after that day it then gets really wild and just beautiful
The higher route has less scramble & climbing up & down (still has some) harder going & more injury prone with a heavier pack. There is no steep drop exposure along there. In fact I don't remember any notable areas of reasonable exposure to steep drops on the route tbh.
Great effort lads. Shame about the weather but you can never really plan for that on the WHW. At least you captured the beautiful scenery.
Thanks Jack 👍
Fantastically edited vide. Photos are stunning , great composition. 👌👌
Thank you for such kind words. 👍
yahoo! fanttastic ~ see you on my side!
Thanks 👍
Great video, loved that section of the Wales Coastal Path. Would love to have a look around the Fun ship.
Thank you Webby. 👍