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John Bristow
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2014
Walking Hadrians Wall Day 3. It just gets better.
Day 3 of my epic Journey through what was the most amount of beauty and wall yet.
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Walking Hadrians Wall Day 2
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Day 2. Leaving Carlisle to my first overnight camp - hoping the rain stays away and avoiding cows as and where I can.
Walking Hadrians wall Day 1
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My Journey along this iconic trail. Day 1 - Bowness-on-Solway to Carlisle.
Caer Caradoc
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A 16k circular taking in Caer Caradoc & Ragleth Hill in the wonderful county of Shropshire - 16/3/24 A diverse walk that offers wonderful views of Church Stretton, achy hill legs and blown away cobwebs!
Walking the Ridgeway. Day 5. Princes Risborough to Ivinghoe Beacon.
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Final thoughts and feeling re-energised.
Walking the Ridgeway. Day 4. Nuffield to Princes Risborough.
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Day 4. I am a broken man.
Walking the Ridgeway. Day 3. Ardington Down to Nuffield
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Day 3. Reaching the halfway point.
Walking the ridgeway. Day 2. Liddington Castle to Ardington Down.
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Day 2 of my wildcamping Ridgeway walk. Begining to feel the pains...
Walking the ridgeway Day 1 - Avebury to Liddington castle
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Wildcamping as I walk the ridgeway. Day 1. Wildcamping en-route.
A Christmas Karol
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Happy Christmas to all our family. We make no apologies for this video message...
Scafell from Seathwaite Circular (Backwards)
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We was unaware and psychologically not prepared for the "bad step" as height fearing beings..
Mount Snowdon - Miners Track up & Pyg track down.
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Took us 8 hours (25m queue at the top)with lots of breaks and photo's.
Brilliant
Love a bit of history and a walk, just subscribed from a fellow TH-camr 😉👍
Thanks Phil! So lucky that the UK has a shedload of both.
Yes we are mate, 👍
Enjoying the videos 👍
Nice to see bits I have not done .
Glad you was able to get something from that :) It truly is a wonderful part of the world.
Brilliant .
This is definitely on my bucket list 😊 nice video, thanks for sharing 👍🏻
It's an amazing journey. You're welcome! :)
Great video thanks.
Thanks for a lovely video. We just done the llanbaris path. That looks a very pretty walk with great views. Did you have any problems parking. Thanks
No - we pre-booked online :)
What kind of camera did you use for the still shots?
Hi that was my old phone! (Samasung s20 I believe)
@@johnbristow5252 which period whas this as i don't see when this hike was done.
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Never been up Ragleth. Maybe next time. Is this shot with a 360 camera?
Yes - Insta 360 x3
Brilliant
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That was a thoroughly enjoyable watch, mate. The pain, but appreciation showed on the entire trip. Well done on completing it. I keep meaning to take a week out to ride it, but in the opposite direction. Gonna have to stop making excuses & just do it. Thx for sharing the journey👍
Your very welcome, glad you enjoyed it :) Go for it Dug, While you still can!
Enjoyed that
Brilliant video. Did you find enough places to get drinking water over the entire trip?
Thank you G. My support met me once a day and I filled up with 2 litres and that was enough. Had I walked into the various towns along the route I feel it could have been done without the support, but it would have then added on a few extra miles.
There are taps along the Ridgeway, so definitely worth doing research on the locations
I've really enjoyed this series of vids John. A great adventure, and a heck of an achievement, thoughtfully and honestly narrated and filmed. Thank you! And very well done. We have some kit in common - I'm a big fan of the Ionosphere tent and I too think Helinox chairs are worth their weight! I find the ear plugs thing really interesting - as much as noises can spook me out when alone camping, the thought of blocking all noise out fills me with infinitely more dread! If there is a killer clown, a rabid badger, or a handy Glaswegian outside my tent, I want to know about it as soon as possible! Just like I wouldn't want to be in a haunted house blindfolded - I'd rather see what's going on! 😅I can't help wonder whether the fact that you find them useful tells you straight away that you know the 'threat' is purely imagined - I wonder if eventually you'll be able to embrace the odd sounds you get whilst camping out like this. It took me a while, but I'm less jumpy now. I realise now that my snoring must scare everything off in a 3 mile radius, animal or human 😉. One question if I may (and please don't take this the wrong way, I'm genuinely curious...) Seeing as your very kind and supportive partner was dropping off essentials at certain points at the end of certain days, were you not tempted to let her bring all the tent/camping stuff too, and make your pack all the more light for walking? I'm just curious where you draw the line between 'cheating' and 'not cheating' on a trek like this? Thanks again, and I look forward to future adventures. A sub here - cheers! Rich 👍
Thank you for your kind words Rich. Yes those chairs are amazing. I know 100% that its all in my mind :) but that didnt make it any easier. It is uncanny how a small breeze blowing the fly sheet sounds like an escaped psychopath creeping through the grass.. It is interesting how the "ignorance is bliss" rule really worked in this context. Thats a good question. I was not tempted no, and yes I did feel in some small way that I cheated a little. A big part was also her bringing battery packs so I could recharge the phone and 360 cam, as I wanted to document this for a future me when im old! This was my first attempt at anything like this so I was also playing it a little safe. If I was to do this again (and I will in reverse at some point) I will take my time and enjoy the experience more being self-sufficient without the support as I know now that it would be possible. Albeit taking my time and not "rushing" to the finish. - Hadrians wall walk is the next one - fingers crossed for late spring!
Absolutely gorgeous upload my friend.
Thank you kindly
Hi John, great videos,how much did your pack way? Looking forward to the next chapter :)
Thank you - it was 12kg pack and kit - then + 3kg when I was laden with 2l water and the days food supplies - So between 12kg-15kg at any one time.
Great video - looking forward to the next ones.
Did you say glad you had cricket boots on or hiking boots?
Lovely video. No fluff just as it is. Thanks
Beautiful
Spider awww
I have enjoyed watching every moment of this video. You both have encouraged me to visit this place. Thanking for guiding us through this beautiful video...Well done both of you...🥰
It is great tha tyou include the history clip