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Is that the Campsie fells😊

Up the road for the SP5 this year so good to see some of the course before hand, cheers.

Enjoyed listening to this! Thanks for posting. We met at the end of the crazy parcours. Sounds like we met the same policemen that night. I was sleeping on a bench in the town just before the main road, and they woke me up and asked similar questions. They were very friendly and polite, much nicer than British police would be if a Romanian was sleeping rough in the UK!

Had to have a wee keek. That's dedication !

This is the most inspiring HYROX video I have watched so far. I think I am in way over my head with this but excited to try it! What was your final time?

Cool video. I am going to attempt this on Saturday. Does one side of your body fatigue quicker due to the anti-clockwise running direction?

Nice video, enjoyed watching! Climbed Ben Vane a couple of months ago. Really enjoyable Munro! Difficult enough to add a bit of excitement but nothing too taxing!! Hardest part is finding your way up the last couple of scrambles. There is a few routes but there is an easy way up the lot once you figure it out. We walked further up the track after the bridge before turning right, brings you onto the same main path though. Shame you didnt get the weather at the top... good excuse to do it again though!

My great(x6)-grandfather, Donald Macleod of Berneray, lodged for a year in a cave in that cliff, on the run after the Battle of Culloden in 1746. I have seen photos of the cave, but this is the first video of the area itself, so I am very pleased to see it - "Thank You!" Known as "Old Trojan", Donald had been "out" in 1715, was 54 years of age in 1745, and earned Old Trojan at the Battle of Falkirk Muir in 1745, when he was attacked by an English dragoon, and after a touch and go struggle, killed him. I had long known that another great(x6)-grandfather, Roderick Macleod of Cadboll, of Invergordon Castle, was out in 1745, but only discovered Donald a few months back. Donald sounds quite a character! / It is good to see someone love the rugged beauty of Scotland so much, and share it with others. Amazing that after 4 years of being posted, I am the first to comment. Best wishes, Zen

Think you will find most of those so called palm trees are actually N. Zealand cabbage trees as have been there 3 times.

No, it's not. It;s a great place to live.. I spent 7 years living there and will never regret it.

nice

Thanks for making this. Helpful for my first time HM.

Hi there. Great video. May I ask what camera and stick/selfie device you are using?

Nice visuals Twinbikerun

Ahhhh noooo... Was hoping you'd show the view from the viewing platform up the gorge. Nice video nonetheless and amazing walk.

Doing this in a few weeks. Nerves are kicking in

All these places are incredible.had the pleasure of enjoying a few nice trips around all the islands, watching videos like this always kinda get me emotional for some reason? Maybe because I've watched my girls play in the sea, build sand castles, njoy bbq, whilst me and mum enjoy some beers and wine?! Some of my best memories ever are on these beaches. Just no words for the magnificence of them, especially on a sunny day

What kind of camera is that you use? I've never seen anyone get them angles, and it doesn't look like you're holding anything?!!! This is playing with my mind!

Been meaning to sign up for this one for the last 3 years! 2025its a go.

Beautiful

Thanks for sharing, the wee scramble near the top will be too difficult for myself and my dog.

I live by the birks

People should avoid going to flower market in Howrah. It is not a good place. Newtown, Saltlake, Park street are the better areas in Kolkata.

Do you think you could pin point exactly the longitude’s and and latitude of where that outdoor rave was mate ? And comment it here

Thank you for this video. I am running this in October.

Great view of Loch Lomond there 🙂👍

What an amazing video! I love the style and narration. The drone footage was awesome. I subscribed and did all that TH-cam nonsense! I appear in the video a couple of times, it's such an honor for me! It was an amazing experience, and I'm very glad you created such a fantastic video reportage.

What a terrific video of a spectacular area! Thanks for showing us. Lovely to see all the green grass. I have only been to Harris one time but the whole area was brown and black. I think a lot of burning had taken place. Lovely to see the green. Your aerial work is wonderful. ❤

Thanks for the footage (as others have said) - your video brings a certain amount of realism to it. Although, saying it was a good job you did not recce one part (as you would have never done it) now instills fear if I ever manage to sign up (looking for 2025 - whenever they open registration)

There is a reason why veg meals are less likely to make you sick, as meat is far more likely to have bacteria like salmonella 😊

This is where we warship lilith 😆

I love the drone footage!

Another good video!

yoga is singular yog is verb i went and did yoga is like i went and did cook. :P

As a first timer at this event I was thoroughly impressed by the organisation by UTS. I felt looked after and treated as a runner not a punter for the whole experience, very important as I’ve heard a few people describing it as just a money making machine. What I would point out is the importance of paying attention to the course details and mandatory kit, which if you admitted to forgetting a torch you hadn’t, and if you looked at the course profile it clearly stated the first aid station for the 50k was fluids only. Also as a long race in warm weather, you had the option to bring kit that was not required, but good practice, one being a bottle top water filter to take on extra water from any sources available, invaluable for those conditions.

Nice video. You had a similar day to me, cooked by the heat just like last year. Certainly my experience of last year helped but writing on the wall when it’s that hot. At least the first timers now know what’s involved!! It’s a tough tough race!

Good video thanks. I'm planning to do the 50k next year but it's a bit disappointing to hear the feed stations are poor. There's no excuse for it really, especially considering the high fees to run on trails you could do for free .

Thanks for the footage of me coming down the Pyg track!

…just to be massively pedantic peanuts aren’t actually nuts…there peas - or so says QI. Good effort out there! 🫡

For such a big company as UTMB they bring such disrepute to the ultra running, values and ethos. After paying all that money, sufficient water is the least you can expect at every aid station.

I couldn't believe how poor the aid stations were. I've done a few small scale £40 ultras that are far, far better in terms of how they look after runners. Did you hear the MC at the start line say "you guys are getting great value for money today"? It all felt like a complete and utter rip off to me 😅😅

Didn’t realised I passed you on the way down the mountain. Tough day out but stunning scenery

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I dont get why people dont like your videos

I love your moxie, impressed you finished it, nice twist good viewing.

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Love rockcliffe, happy memories of going there when I stayed with my grandparents. You should check out Morton Castle whilst in d&g, it’s a beautiful tiny ruin set by a reservoir and barely changed in two hundred years

I’m buzzing to run this in October 🥰

One of the funniest and most relatable videos I’ve watched. Recommend!! 😂