I'm so glad I found this! I love my home county, it is so beautiful and has so much fascinating heritage. Our archaeology is outstanding, our countryside is wild and atmospheric....I couldn't imagine living anywhere else :)
Thanks beth's Corner for subscribing. There is nowhere like Northumberland looking forward to my first Wild Camp of the year in the cheviots next month ATB Michael
I’m not surprised! I’m Swiss, and we also have beautiful and history rich places. But I feel drawn to Northumberland and the borders. My kids love it too.
What a fantastic video... packed with history and good commentary.. makes you proud to be Northumbrian. Love cuddys cave and all of Northumberland 👌 subd
Stumbled on this series a little while ago and been really enjoying how they capture some of the area's spirit and sense of place. Going to share them on our blog as they really deserve a wider audience...
Just discovered your videos. Really enjoying them and giving me inspiration for places to go for my own Northumberland adventures. Been to this cave many a time. Really good video 😁👍
My descendants came from Northumberland to America in the 1600's. My last name is Blankenship and I think that the pronunciation was/is 'Blenkinsopp'. I LOVE your vids. Subscribed!!! Your vids are well done!!!!! I just wish that I could do the same thing but I'll be stuck in Tennessee for life, I guess. Bummer. Anyway, thanks to your vids, I can travel in my mind. Much appreciated!!! Kevin
Thanks for subbing and letting me find out about your channel , i'm happy to be your 100th sub.I see Mick likes your video's.....that's good enough for me , i look forward to watching your videos. ATB Eddie.
thanks for subbing back mate, i'm really working on getting my wild camps up on youtube now and the first one i filmed i ended up staying in a bothie but it was all good. thanks Michael.
McvayWildCamping Superb Michael i started a similar set of video's about Glasgow but found it difficult so abandoned them although i might try again next year.Very interesting and good choice of music.
Yes, Hellvelyn is stunning. The first time i climbed up I thought red tarn lake on the top (?) was the top, A lake on top of a mountain ? But like something out of the movies, like King Kong, the mist or cloud cleared, then I could see the horse shoe ridge extending up to my front, extending up into the clouds. With the clouds rolling over and into red tarn. After a while I made it to the top going up the right hand side, a bit of a clmb over boulders/rocks etc. But it was worth it for all I could see was the peaks like stepping stones above the cloud level.
Mainly from the northern most part of england thanks for the comments Nadine I'm working on more videos about northumberland with my ancient wonders series just in my spare time i'm hoping to improve on them each time, northumberland is probably the best place in england, i'll soon be putting up teaser clips each week for my ancient wonders of northumberland in the cheviot hills where I've been spending a lot of time and a lot more to come wild camping in the national park to capture the beauty of it the whole project will take a while but i'm hoping it will be great. Thanks Michael. :)
Travelled through Northumberland last summer, absolutely LOVED it ! So beautifull, not crowded , wonderfull people, fantastic history .will definitely visit again.
Appreciate the effort that went into this video! 😍Can't believe it's taken TH-cam this long to put you in my suggested list. Thanks!
Good work mate.
This was such an interesting video, Michael. I hope you'll do more about the quiet, unknown corners of the county.
I'm so glad I found this! I love my home county, it is so beautiful and has so much fascinating heritage. Our archaeology is outstanding, our countryside is wild and atmospheric....I couldn't imagine living anywhere else :)
Thanks beth's Corner for subscribing. There is nowhere like Northumberland looking forward to my first Wild Camp of the year in the cheviots next month ATB Michael
I’m not surprised! I’m Swiss, and we also have beautiful and history rich places. But I feel drawn to Northumberland and the borders. My kids love it too.
Was there in 1991 from the USA. Now older and limited. Ill never get to many of the places you show here. Thanks for all your efforts
Excellent video, your passion for these places shines through, look forward to part 2. Thanks for sharing. Mick.
thanks. part 2 will be old bewick and blawearie, harshaw linn, doddington cuddys cave and duddo standing stones.
What an excellent presentation! Thank you. 🙏 We are going to stay in that region for a week. Can’t wait to explore, dive into the history and legends.
Love it and this guy is so good. Need more vids off this guy.
At least you have the real accent. Too many folks make videos about Northumebrland and cannot speak properly.
Probably your best travel blog yet
absolutely outstanding choice with the Stark Theme
What a fantastic video... packed with history and good commentary.. makes you proud to be Northumbrian. Love cuddys cave and all of Northumberland 👌 subd
Stumbled on this series a little while ago and been really enjoying how they capture some of the area's spirit and sense of place. Going to share them on our blog as they really deserve a wider audience...
Excellent progamme, well composed and interesting. A kindred spirit.
Just discovered your videos. Really enjoying them and giving me inspiration for places to go for my own Northumberland adventures. Been to this cave many a time.
Really good video 😁👍
My descendants came from Northumberland to America in the 1600's. My last name is Blankenship and I think that the pronunciation was/is 'Blenkinsopp'. I LOVE your vids. Subscribed!!! Your vids are well done!!!!! I just wish that I could do the same thing but I'll be stuck in Tennessee for life, I guess. Bummer. Anyway, thanks to your vids, I can travel in my mind. Much appreciated!!! Kevin
Ah, Blenkinsopp Castle, on the Northumberland/Cumbrian border. It's a lovely place.
My children came in to say good night and both(11 & 8yo) declared The King In The North!!!
great video , thanks
who is this mystery man fantastic history loving it
Thanks for subbing and letting me find out about your channel , i'm happy to be your 100th sub.I see Mick likes your video's.....that's good enough for me , i look forward to watching your videos. ATB Eddie.
thanks for subbing back mate, i'm really working on getting my wild camps up on youtube now and the first one i filmed i ended up staying in a bothie but it was all good. thanks Michael.
McvayWildCamping Superb Michael
i started a similar set of video's about Glasgow but found it difficult so abandoned them although i might try again next year.Very interesting and good choice of music.
We had a few parties at Cuthbert's cave when we were younger. Amazing place
Michael are you ok? Just wondering why you stopped your videos, I hope all is well 👍
lovely thank you
Great Video Mike, keep em coming. Have you walked St.Oswalds way ?
I have only ever walked the section from Felton to Warkworth but plan to walk the rest of it next year. Atb Michael.
Game of thrones music is very fitting
Deep roots are not withered by frost.
Recently discovered you. Are you still doing these vids? I have subscribed but haven't seen anything new.
Hi, can you tell me what waterfall that is at the start of the video? Thanks
Adam Brown its on the road from alnwick to rothbury just down a little from corbys crag!!!
Thanks, looks like an area I need to explore :)
Scotland and the Lake District are known for there impressive mountains I climbed up hellvelen
Yes, Hellvelyn is stunning. The first time i climbed up I thought red tarn lake on the top (?) was the top, A lake on top of a mountain ? But like something out of the movies, like King Kong, the mist or cloud cleared, then I could see the horse shoe ridge extending up to my front, extending up into the clouds. With the clouds rolling over and into red tarn. After a while I made it to the top going up the right hand side, a bit of a clmb over boulders/rocks etc. But it was worth it for all I could see was the peaks like stepping stones above the cloud level.
Sweet
Are you still making vids?
Pardonnez-moi mais je suis curieuse.... Votre accent vient-il du Nord de l'Angleterre ou d'ailleurs?
Mainly from the northern most part of england thanks for the comments Nadine I'm working on more videos about northumberland with my ancient wonders series just in my spare time i'm hoping to improve on them each time, northumberland is probably the best place in england, i'll soon be putting up teaser clips each week for my ancient wonders of northumberland in the cheviot hills where I've been spending a lot of time and a lot more to come wild camping in the national park to capture the beauty of it the whole project will take a while but i'm hoping it will be great. Thanks Michael. :)
Travelled through Northumberland last summer, absolutely LOVED it ! So beautifull, not crowded , wonderfull people, fantastic history .will definitely visit again.
Episode 2 will be up in a fortnight, they will include bronze age ruins around old bewick and doddington,and the simonside hills.
Well it's been two years so ok
I live in berwick
you are a wonderful story teller than you
Mick Dundee at his best.classic
There's only one Mick Dundee there's only one Mick Dundee walking along singing a song walking in the mad Mick Dundees winter northumberland
Wander not wonder.
hail Scotland