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Hi Mark, Happy New Year, I’m sort of with you on this one, I love clag, but have to say the reason I returned is because my last camp I was there I was profoundly moved by the beauty and tranquility that I woke up to, total and utter solitude. Don’t worry about the jokes, there not very good just a bit of fun, the cranberries and Dolores I had somehow managed to misunderstand in the past, when I researched it properly it’s clear they just wanted all the trouble to end So Peace my friend and thank you for watching as always 😊

@@titothetroddler Hey, good to hear of the beauty and peace Tito. It's easily understood why we would return jokes and all.

@@robskyful thanks for watching Rob, next time I go to Manchester I will try give them a look 👍

@@MarcheNco-randos Thank you Laurent, happy new year let’s hope 2025 is fantastic 😊

@@titothetroddler i hope too

@@darrenmckeown990 Hi Darren, thank you for your kind words, I have lived here virtually all of my life and my family have lived here for about 90 years and in the upper Worth Valley for 400 years. Cross Roads is a lovely place with lots of character, we have a great sense of community and operate a good number of events throughout the year including a village gala. Where abouts do you live? Thank you for watching 😊👍

@@bernardmcmahon351 thanks for watching, I hoped I evoked a few memories, the sad reality is most people what the shiny new wine bars, they don’t want places with history where blokes drank beer, i have to say I think Manchester has some belters. Hopefully no one will ever let them go 🍺🍺🍺🍺

@@burkey548 will do MU MUF MUFC ok 🔴⚪️⚫️🍺🍺♥️

@@burkey548 thank you Busby really glad you enjoyed please check out volume 1 of the Manchester pubs and my other Ale Trail videos? Is there any real in NYC? If so I might have to visit 😊 Thank you for watching 🙏👏👏👏

@@Roam.Outdoors thank you for your kind words, also thank you for tuning in, I have just subbed you back and look forward to watching your videos. Totally agree regarding content, I have started to enjoy TH-cam more when I just do what makes me happy. Also had more views so win win 😊 thank you again 👍

@@fixturesman76 cheers Rich, all had a great time, hope your well pal 👍

@ brilliant 🤩 I’m good thanks pal

Cheers Steve, thank you for your kind words, it funny you should say that because I said that on Saturday, so many gone and probably more to come, it’s a crying shame, but the world is changing pal. Most young uns explore other methods of recreation. I think part of getting to end of life is that by the end it’s probably changed so much that you don’t even recognise the world, I am really enjoying these ale trails, the stories behind the pubs is just fantastic Thank you for watching my friend 👏👏👏👍

Was a bobbly dazzler of a day out Jim, more to follow, had another cunning plan, so watch this space 😉ya folla 🤥💪

@@fraserconnell21 cheers Fraser you’re a gentleman and scholar, your also a troddleite do ya folla ?😉🤥

@@ChrisJB Hi Chris, It’s that long since I have been out and been so busy at work, it’s just a fantastic re-set, you definitely have the location right, I met a lad coming down when I was going up and said I thought I was the only one daft enough to walk in this weather, which he replied “yes the views at the top are tremendous” made me smile, this house will slow me down, but as I’m skint wild camping might get more of a look-in. Thank you for your positive comment on the wine. Will deffo keep it simple and affordable. But might be worth a bash. Thanks for watching as always pal, ATB 👍

@@BoredManOutdoors thanks jimster, I’ve seen pics of the crown, looks amazing, would deffo love to do Belfast, was really wonderful to get out this weekend. Needs more, but too much to do 🙃 house will be nice, but next few years will be tough, less fine dining more wildcamping so not all bad, thanks for watching and glad you had a good time in Belfast 👍💪🍺🍺

@@BoredManOutdoors thanks Mr B, it was a marathon not a sprint, but what a grand day out, now I need to get my finger out and get out on them chilly fells 🍺🥧🍺🥧🍺🥧🍺🥧 Thanks for watching Jamester no hats 🥲👏👏👏👍

Cheers Steve was a really nice one this, really good day out, hope you’re keeping well? Thank you for watching mate 👍👏👏

@@BoredManOutdoors clearly more popular than me in a tent pal 😂 anyways, you know the score, this channel is all over the shop, but if you hang in there long enough I’ll eventually do something you hopefully enjoy 🤷🏼‍♂️ there is of course cross over subscribers who like them all, you’ll do for me JKB 💪

@@titothetroddler put up a video of paint drying and as a diehard Troddleite - I'd watch it.... 😎

@@BoredManOutdoors yes James, I might actually do that 😂

@@ChrisJB your welcome Chris, love the city arms, once upon a time I would have a problem even being in the same ground as city fan, but not interested in Agro, the Marble Arch is right up there from a preservation point of view, there is so many with true character, I’ve got a few more lined up in other places but next one will hopefully be a camp. Btw I had a few soft drinks on that tour, I’d have been in bed by 6 if I had just stuck to the ale. Thanks for watching as always Chris 👍

@@fixturesman76 cheers Rich, was a good one, some classic old pubs, the millstone was a right laugh, but lots to like. Thanks for watching pal 👍

@@BoredManOutdoors greatest holiday of my life, definitely an incentive to save up, everything spot on. The 3* restaurants was amazing I think it was 9 courses but depends what call a course, dessert Pre dessert, by the end I was totally stuffed it was amazing and there isn’t many days in your life your served food from a 3 star chef to your table, the man was a legend went round every table twice and does it every night he is there which is most of the time, never get that off Ramsay and the like. Was a pleasure to have you along for the ride, I’m never taking over TH-cam but happy with my little band of gastronomes and crap joke lovers. Diamonds all of you 💎 thank you for your kind comments James very much appreciated 🙏👏👏👏♥️

@@ChrisJB Hi Chris, glad you enjoyed, it was a fabulous trip. I’m a bit of a rubix cube, working class lad with party aristocratic roots on the Spanish side. it’s mainly Keith Floyd’s fault really, I loved his programmes and when he bought out Floyd on wine the wife got me the book for the series and I was hooked, I have been fortunate to dine at some incredible places and truly love it, not to say “look at me” but more because I love the effort they put in. This was a land mark birthday and anniversary so we pushed the boat out, but as my grandad would have said “my moneys as good as anybody’s” although would probably have also said “ don’t give that foreign jock” he considered oxtail soup a delicacy. Get a bottle of Châteauneuf bought and a nice steak, you can’t go wrong. Part 2 as soon as I get a chance to edit it. Thanks for watching as always pal 👏👏👏😊🇫🇷

@@BoredManOutdoors Bonjour Mr B, it was a wonderful trip , which is more than can be said for uploading everything to TH-cam, wrong file formats, wrong downloads, crashes, nightmare. It was a wonderful, part 2 of the trip equally good and to follow soon. After doing some research we went the easiest way up Ventoux, the hardest is from Bedoin, which I will go up if we go back. Thanks for watching as always, glad to hear that you got out. 🏕️ 😎🇫🇷🍷

@@eprohoda thank you Eugene, very much appreciated 👏👏👏😊

@@williamburroughs3961 Hi William, you are right, although it’s the oldest building that eventually became a pub. Thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed 👍

@@BoredManOutdoors that is a factoid that not many can compete with, how many people on this planet have photographed napalm death in knaresborough, not blinkin many. Check out my Edinburgh pub videos Mr B, Bennets bar is a must bit of a walk, cafe Royal another classic, love Edinburgh, enjoy and thank you for watching ♥️

@@goawoody Hi Chris, I love the speedgoats, they are fantastic, I went for non goretex for the reason you mentioned, I had a bad experience in a goretex type version in a boot pair of speedgoats on a long walk where I went over the top and it felt like my feet were sat in a bath for the last 30 miles😅 the good bit about the non goretex Is they do drain pretty quickly and I didn’t get any blisters, they were a bit damp in morn, but didn’t cause me any issues, all my winter shoes and boots are goretex or leather but I also wear gaitors so don’t get much water in over the top 👍 thanks for watching pal and hope you are well ♥️

@@ChrisJB aye up Chris, really enjoyed this one, I liked the walk up GSF but did think you could just hop up from the road to LS, I am not sure it’s visited very much so it’s a good shout for a short walk in from the pass, the rode is excellent, but it’s the turning everything on and off then packing it back away, because as you says it’s nailed on that I’ll lose it, I’ll give the queens gambit a look up, the album is strange but good, definitely recommend.not sure when I’ll next be out Chris but thank you as always for watching ♥️

Cheers Steve, that’s all folks for this one 😂

It’s part of a cunning plan to get more videos out, otherwise it will take me 10 years to get to a hundred videos 😅 I’m getting better at the editing, would be a lot easier if my wifi wasn’t so cack! But like trying different things, glad you enjoyed Thank you for watching 👍😊

Cheers Big J from whale size T, really enjoyed that camp just what I needed, if it hadn’t of been windy I’d have stayed in the water longer, was very pleasant, thanks for watching as always mon ami 💪👍👌😊

Thanks Steve, got keep trying my friend, thank you for your kind words 😊

@@titothetroddler Always, the amount of effort and quality you put into your adventures and editing them for us to enjoy; deserves a lot more!

@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure thank you Steve, I feel blessed to have 224 people care about my exploits, in the ledger of life I am rich 😍 made an originalish (sort of joke) last night, next camp it will be revealed 🤞

Hi Chris, sometimes I feel like all I do is follow in your footsteps my friend, but really really enjoyed this one, it was a tough climb and descend also, there’s a house at the bottom of Scale, it looks like there spending a fortune, as I walked Along the river towards scale I was tired and a bit grumpy, this bloke on a quad started beeping is horn to tell me I had deviated off the footpath, I thought I was still on it so did the only thing I could and ignored him😂 as I approached the house this nice lady came out and explained, I apologised and offered to go back, she said not to bother, there was this guy digging out could have been Vince but didn’t recognise him, is the burial ground other side of that small bridge? Hope you get out soon pal, also did some parking reconnaissance for wild boar and high seat, plenty of potential. Thanks for watching as always Chris 👍👏👏

@@titothetroddler Yes mate, burial ground just west of the bridge. 🙂

Thanks Steve, knew you would like that 😂😂😂 I love poetry more to come, this difficult to get to fell was worth the effort, the reason I love the dales above anywhere else is that it provides solitude, it’s that I need more than the views, thanks for watching and your kind words 😊🙏

It was out of this world mate, truly loved it, although legs still aching 😅, blinkin long drive mind ya. But worth it. Glad you liked my friend 🙏♥️

@@titothetroddler when did ya do it mucker? Dya ya start at sea level? Looked hot n sticky. I was meant to be on Skye the noo but opted for an island due to slightly better forecast. Just heading back the noo ⛴️

@@BoredManOutdoors was more or less sea level, started from the Glen Brittle Hut, was a shortish but quite steep approach. They are serious mountains, nothing too tricky, but plenty of exposure, we will be back, but at least half of the munros in the cullins look like you need a guide, saw your mate do a climb called collies Ledge on Sgurr Alasdair that looked tricky, all fantastic though 😅 did the alternative island live up to expectations?

@@titothetroddler aye, they're very pointy - I've walked near them 😂😂. Twas ok - weather spoiled it a little due to mist. Planned a little climbing but couldn't see owt, so finished a day earlier. Meant to be returning tomorrow.. got one very nice day and some nice beach camps.. 👍👍👍👍😎

@@BoredManOutdoors sounds good, least your getting out plenty, tempted to go out this weekend if forecast is good, something a bit more sedate 😎😎😎

Cheers Chris, glad you liked. I have been wanting to do the In Pin for quite some time, was a real challenge and bit nippy in places, our guide Cal was fantastic, I’ve done much of the Hebrides, but not Skye, if I lived closer I would definitely be Munro bagging, dizzy heights of 5 climbed, only 277 to go 😅 Thank you for watching and commenting as always, your support of my little channel means a lot ♥️

@titothetroddler Aye, Scotland's summat else ain't it? I wish it was closer too and make a dent in my Munro tally of four! 🙂

@@ChrisJB who knows, I have a mate who moved up 10 years ago to Loch Lomand Area, he loves it, if I can get all the ones that require any assistance out of the way before I retire then I might still have a chance to complete them 🤞Scotland is like the nice parts of the north of England but with less people and bigger mountains, driving through Glencoe was also a pleasure 😊

Thanks Steve, really loved it, the cullins are truly superb, such incredible mountains, my legs are still aching lol 😂 thanks for watching and commenting 👍♥️

What a fantastic comment Steve, it’s amazing nobody use to bother about facial hair on women, it was just accepted, my grandma were like extra off last of the summer wine, everything had to be done a certain way, hang your washing out on a Monday, get tea ready before grandad gets home, tend to his every need. Old fashioned, not lots of money but rich in other ways. 86 children that’s incredible, it isn’t until you get older you realise how people have shaped you. Glad your wife liked the hiccup joke, thank you for your kind words, subscribers are like friends, it’s not how many you’ve got it’s the quality that counts, I’ve got some belters and you are one amigo. Thank you for your support 👏👏👏😊

@@titothetroddler 100 per cent agree quality counts. Yes over six year period she fostered these kids. Some were Black kids from USA soldier being naughty with naive girls. No one would take them in because of their colour. My Grans view being simple methodist that they are all God's children and deserve love. What a woman. Glad to have you as a friend Tito, and thankyou of appreciating my fantastic jokes 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@mrnobodieswildcampingadventure Incredible acts of kindness. My grandad was stationed in Africa during the Second World War, this you kid called Joko ran about running errands all day long, before they left as a gift my grandad gifted him his iron, not plug in version, but the heat up on the fire type, he said was over the moon, I’m a Methodist as are much of my family, your right that their motto all are welcome, Wesley moved away from the idea that you could buy your way into heaven, the non conformist churches were everywhere where the poor people lived, we had 3 in our small village a hundred years ago.the sense of community back then must have been truly wonderful despite all the hardships. As a man in village who told me a joke everytime I met him, laughing is the greatest thing you can do, it’s a joy if life, keep em coming 💪👏👏👏

@@titothetroddler Really interesting history! As for jokes will do!

Cheers Chris, thank you for watching pal I need to practice with the drone, it can do a lot more thanks I’ve done so far 😊👍

Haha not sure I ever been referred to in that way Fraser, but I’ll take it, thank you pal, I am pretty rubbish at it but trying my best 😅 thank you for watching as always ♥️💪🙏😊

Cheers Chris glad you enjoyed it, it’s a lovely camp but does seem a very popular walking route so a good number of people visit, great views and not too long a walk in, Steve and Mel were lovely we had a good chat, thank you for watching as always, ATB Tito 😊

A cameo from Mrs A.... ✋ Hi there Mrs A.... Nice one Troddlemaster.... Fiction.. wafflox

@@BoredManOutdoors hehe you do make me laugh, she wasn’t over impressed with her Hitchcock moment 😂 you will have to google the waffleton to get the answer but thank you for playing the game 👍ya folla ?🥳

Great to meet you and have a chat. Thanks for mention . Ay we were up and off early when we realised we were clagged in . 🤣 cracking sunset night before though 👌

@@Steve72Outdoors cheers Steve, yes too busy having a dram for the sunset 😂 lovely to meet you too, all the best 👍

Hi Steve, thank you for your kind words, your channel is the epitome of making you happy, including your many jokes, what PM has done in some ways is remarkable, but as with all fame it comes at a price, like you say most of us don’t have to worry about it. Keep making yourself and us happy Steve. Thank you for watching 😊

Hi Chris, really pleased you enjoyed, I have tried to shake up my recording on this trip, mic I think I can get right for next time, but made more of an effort all the way round with trying to capture the landscape, I think it’s a gem of a location as it’s a good path up and a good path down and a bit off piste in the middle which usually means nobody was there which worked a treat, I will deffo go back as my drone didn’t record properly and want to see High Cup Nick in all its glory.thank you for watching as always pal 👏👏😊

Thank you MBIB, need the headbands to stop the torrent of sweat due to my unfit rotund frame, the camp wasn’t perfect, but the location was, was gonna camp at high cup Nick, but realised as it was on Pennine Way Path it would be busy, this troddle from the path on other side then into No man’s land worked a treat, only had grouse for company, now looking forward to your next offering you do more hops than a highland bunny 🐰 bravo Mon ami 🙏😊👍

Sorry Mate ran out of steam. 😂