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@@johnwhite626 Thank you, glad you enjoyed watching it

Thanks, kind words indeed

Thank you, that's very kind of you and I'll bare it in mind if I'm down that area Graeme

It's the MV

This is the North Sea of the Northumberland Coast in England

It's a great wild camp if you are short on time, thanks for watching

Wrong, Blyth 🤣

My pleasure, glad you enjoyed watching

Thanks, I think on average it was about 13 to 14 miles per day but obviously when you aren't wild camping you have to match the miles with the availability of campsites etc. Our longest day was appx 20 miles as we decided to push on to a campsite we hadn't booked but we both found it a hard day as it was so hot

Better at falling off!

As we are both pretty new to Sea Kayaking we both love our newly aquired Kayaks but I suppose the obvious ones are the weight difference and the length for storage. They both roll really well and are really seaworthy boats

Always nice to hear. The weather was unbelievable for a whole fortnight, didn't have to wear my coat through the daytime but can't ever see that happening again!

Hilarious, we are in the North of England near Newcastle and appx 50 miles from Scotland. Around here it's known as a Geordie accent Thanks for watching and hopefully come over sometime Atb Graeme and Ian

Very well done, brings back nice memories from my own C2C last May. The weather was ideal.

@@thegreatexaggerator9077 Thankyou, I think we were very lucky. Great weather for you especially the distance you travelled to get over here

Ha ha, too right!

Think we were very lucky, can't ever see that happening again

Thank you 🙂

@@gw6797 always love a bit of surf... Shout out if you're ever in the south.

@@GoneKayaking Very kind of you, would love too

It was great fun, and that was hot dry weather. Really don't know how people cross when it's been raining lots ☔

They were called Tent Meals and were actually 800 cals but we didn't rough it as we had bar meals when we came across Pubs, thanks for the compliment

Excellent, I have just bought the Viking Profish 400 so will be doing the same 👍

@@gw6797 Is it the latest version with the oval hatch like on the Profish Reload? They are great kayaks! I had the Ozzie previously and now the Nemo for playing by the shore.

@@kayakintro I have just sold my Profish Reload and had my name down for the new version but a second hand one came up at a fair price so probably saved a bit of cash

@@gw6797 The new version doesn't feel that revolutionary, which is fine as the Reload is pretty good as it is. All new versions had their prices going up here in NZ, and not by a tiny bit! I believe my NZ$750 Nemo went up to $900, and absolutely nothing changed! They haven't changed their price for a few years so it isn't that unfair but it still hurts!

Cheers Pete it was great fun and that's the first time I've surfed the Spro with the Thigh braces and certainly made a difference. The waves weren't big but they were great for us novices as they were not dumping. You Brian and Davey should join me sometime. I was Knackered too 😂

@@gw6797 would love too, got some thigh braces.

I know, it all became apparent 🤣

Wow that's one hell of a weight for a backpack, you must have been super fit. Brilliant at 67,, to do it again as it's always good to have a mission in life

Did you do it, Tony?

@@mikebreen2890 Still a couple of weeks yet before I start hiking, began is packed overnight coach booked, so its just a case of waiting until the 1st of August before I start again on my THRID Coast to Coast. Tony in Essex.

My dog Smudge is a great mate 🐶👍. I'm lucky that my wife is a fantastic cook. I didn't bring too much food as you aren't far from civilisation but she had made the sausage cassoulet and dehydrated it in the Ninja and I sealed in a vacuum food sealer which are really handy. This was done because of the possibility of hotel being shut on Loch lomand like the previous year. Many thanks for the Sub too 🙂

Thanks, although the tree incident wasn't! 😁

@@gw6797 "Shit, shit, shit!" is an incantation I have used on many an occasion. It has worked so far. 😀

@@graceygrumble Most definitely 🤣

Thanks for that, nice to put down for our memories and other people to enjoy

Thanks for watching and good luck with the planning, you'll love it

Thanks Ian, the weather was unbelievable. Could have left my waterproofs 🤣

Smudge was 7 years old. I won't be taking her on any more though as the WHW was quite hard on her paws, fitness wise she was ok

Yes I know now, thought it would be plain sailing but definitely not

Thanks for that, glad you are enjoying them. It's nice for all our memories

Thanks Graham, I can see me thinking along the same lines too. Good look with the Herriot way, looks like a nice walk

Thanks for your kind words. I've always taken photos but video definitely takes you back in time and makes a great memory

Thanks for watching, didn't really think anyone would want to watch it for that long. Not be long for your West Highland way trip now and definitely look forward to that video. Not sure what's next, think I need a kick up the backside and things keep getting in the way

@@gw6797 me n Dan loved it mate absolutely class. All your vuds are. Yeah still planning on WHW it'll be October like to hopefully avoid the dreaded midge. Looking forward to seeing your next vid 👍

Thanks again Simon, we were lucky indeed with the weather although a bit to warm for hiking

Thanks you have a new Sub too 😁