Hi all, really appreciate all the comments but I'd just like to say if I've not replied to any comments it's due to an issue I'm having with TH-cam. I have received a notification but can't see or reply to the comments, sorry but do appreciate the feedback 👍
Thats a steep one and rocky too. Been up to the tarns traversing from one to the other. Yep - near the top and the rarified atmosphere hits ya. So does the view! Congats Phil. Beautifully filmed and great narration during the walk as always 😊.- a great walk 👍 👌 👊 😊 🇬🇧
Nice one, was a great walk although tough but do like this type of walk. As you say it's a lovely area, just love being in the lakes. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
Thanks very much Joe, ye it was a good walk that one after bagging a couple of Wainwright's lol. Thanks as ever for watching mate really appreciate it 👍
Nice video, beautiful scenery and quick change to the worse during night time/morning. Thank you for sharing and wishing you a wonderful upcoming weekend. Stsy safe
It all started off so well, great weather and looked like extreme drought when you look at the water level. The Michelin man gear looked warm enough and all seemed to be going well with the time-lapse but man, that sounded rough! Yep, how did they get it so wrong indeed, I always lol when they give a long range forecast when they cannot get a few hours ahead right. On a positive note, it will have helped the water level, cheers Alan
Cheers Alan, yes always got to look on the positive side mate. The down pants are nice and warm but don't normally wear them during summer lol. I'm sure it won't be long before that water lever is back to normal. Thanks very much for watching buddy ATB Phil 👍
Cheers Stu, I know what you mean but thought purely from the climb up, the weather and being solo made it my most extreme. Thanks very much for watching Stu appreciate it 👍
Nice one mate I did a similar route the other day , weather certainly turned for you but up at over 2500ft it’s always more interesting 😂 . Looked lovely with the heather out atb Dave
Great vid Phil amazing views really enjoyed it 👍👍 Can I ask your water bottle holder on the rucksack can you tell me how I can find one please Atb Graham
Hiya Phil. I've just subscribed to your channel. Got your link from Alan (Metalman) from your comments on his last video of the Coledale Horseshoe. Just enjoyed watching this video you did a couple of months back. Great stuff. I did the same walk back in April and you brought back some great memories. You got some great views over Blea Water Tarn, Haweswater and the surrounding area. Shame the weather went pear shaped but hey it didn't spoil an excellent video. Oh by the way I like your bottle holder What make is it? I always end up having to take my pack off to get to mine. Cheers David
Great stuff David, Alan has a great channel. Thanks very much for watching and for the sub, really appreciate it. Ye my adventure went a bit pear shaped but still great to be out. The bottle holder is a Mammut Add-on bottle holder about £15. Thanks again ATB Phil 👍
Alryt Phil, I did this exact route a few months back after watching your video mate. It is an absolute killer with a pack on like you say, I just wanted to run down the mountain and jump into bleawater while I was lookin at it as it was a proper warm day. Just a question for ya , it is really steep in places this on the last final bit and a bit of scrambling is involved. I'm not the best with heights but I do like pushing myself with ppl around me. Do you reckon after doing this striding edge would be a good step up for me?? P.s love your videos pal , I wouldn't of found out about half the places I've now been if it wasn't for your videos. Cheers mate Scott.
Hiya Scott, thanks very much mate, means a lot. The reason I make the videos is for me to look back on and hopefully help other so feedback like this is perfect. If you do d this route striding edge should be fine for you, I’ve done it three times now and I s not as hard as people make out. The two hardest parts are the climb down the chimney and the scramble up to the top, pretty sure you can bypass the chimney but it’s not hard just needs a bit of care and attention. The scramble up is just about picking a good line, three points of contact etc. Enjoy and just take your time 👍 ATB Phil
@@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast Thanks for the reply Phil, I remember driving down past Haweswater and my mate caught first glimpse of the rigg and said jesus look at that , I said yer thats what we are going up😅(your fault😅) cheers for the advice on striding edge, everything you mentioned are the things I've thought about and will do. Look forward to your next video pal👍ATB.
Hi all, really appreciate all the comments but I'd just like to say if I've not replied to any comments it's due to an issue I'm having with TH-cam. I have received a notification but can't see or reply to the comments, sorry but do appreciate the feedback 👍
Thee's reyt lad we all know how You Tube is. I think that water will be back soon enough, one thing we're not short of up here eh.
@@marksadventures3889 haha yes TH-cam can be a pain in the arse and ye recon that water will be back soon lol
Great video Phil looked a great adventure.
Thanks Mitch, yes was a grand day/night out, one I'll remember. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
Thats a steep one and rocky too. Been up to the tarns traversing from one to the other.
Yep - near the top and the rarified atmosphere hits ya. So does the view! Congats Phil.
Beautifully filmed and great narration during the walk as always 😊.- a great walk 👍 👌 👊 😊 🇬🇧
Nice one, was a great walk although tough but do like this type of walk. As you say it's a lovely area, just love being in the lakes. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
That was some hike Phil. Tent did well holding up in the wind. You got some cracking photos on that one in the end. Enjoyed the video as always 👍
Thanks very much Joe, ye it was a good walk that one after bagging a couple of Wainwright's lol. Thanks as ever for watching mate really appreciate it 👍
If it was easier to get to I reckon the Haweswater, High Street would be a lot busier as it’s lovely. Thanks for posting Phil.
Cheers Jon, very true mate. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
Nice video, beautiful scenery and quick change to the worse during night time/morning. Thank you for sharing and wishing you a wonderful upcoming weekend. Stsy safe
Thanks very much pal, really appreciate you taking the time to watch ATB Phil 👍
Mint!! What a spot...just goes to show how quickly conditions can change too...loving the trousers!! T🙂
Haha cheers Tony, yep turned a bit rough at the end. Catch ya soon 👍
It all started off so well, great weather and looked like extreme drought when you look at the water level. The Michelin man gear looked warm enough and all seemed to be going well with the time-lapse but man, that sounded rough! Yep, how did they get it so wrong indeed, I always lol when they give a long range forecast when they cannot get a few hours ahead right. On a positive note, it will have helped the water level, cheers Alan
Cheers Alan, yes always got to look on the positive side mate. The down pants are nice and warm but don't normally wear them during summer lol. I'm sure it won't be long before that water lever is back to normal. Thanks very much for watching buddy ATB Phil 👍
I would have put your camp on Helm Crag with TN more extreme. But another great vlog Phil...👍
Cheers Stu, I know what you mean but thought purely from the climb up, the weather and being solo made it my most extreme. Thanks very much for watching Stu appreciate it 👍
Just shows how things can change in a few hours. Decent views and video 👍
Nice one, thanks very much for watching. Your certainly right the weather on the tops can change in an instant. ATB Phil 👍
Cracking vlog Phil. To be honest, I'd probably struggle with some of those sections. I'd give it a damn good try tho.
Haha nice one, as long as you take your time you should be ok. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
Another cracking vid Phil! I take it back you might not be a jammy sod after all...
Haha I did say wait lol. Thanks for watching ATB Phil 👍
Superb views.
Cheers Chris 👍
Nice one mate I did a similar route the other day , weather certainly turned for you but up at over 2500ft it’s always more interesting 😂 . Looked lovely with the heather out atb Dave
Nice one Dave, it’s certainly a great route up onto High Street. Thanks very much for watching ATB Phil 👍
Cracking video pal...[ new sub ]
Thanks very much buddy, really appreciate it ATB Phil 👍
Great vid Phil amazing views really enjoyed it 👍👍
Can I ask your water bottle holder on the rucksack can you tell me how I can find one please
Atb Graham
Thanks very much Graham, glad you enjoyed the adventure mate. The bottle holder is a Mammut Add-on bottle holder about £18 on Amazon 👍 ATB Phil
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Cheers Phil can’t wait to see your next trip
That one was one of my favourites 👌👌👍 atb Graham
@@grahamscothern4319 cheers Graham, comments like this makes it worth the effort mate 👍
Hiya Phil. I've just subscribed to your channel. Got your link from Alan (Metalman) from your comments on his last video of the Coledale Horseshoe. Just enjoyed watching this video you did a couple of months back. Great stuff. I did the same walk back in April and you brought back some great memories. You got some great views over Blea Water Tarn, Haweswater and the surrounding area. Shame the weather went pear shaped but hey it didn't spoil an excellent video. Oh by the way I like your bottle holder What make is it? I always end up having to take my pack off to get to mine. Cheers David
Great stuff David, Alan has a great channel. Thanks very much for watching and for the sub, really appreciate it. Ye my adventure went a bit pear shaped but still great to be out. The bottle holder is a Mammut Add-on bottle holder about £15. Thanks again ATB Phil 👍
Another great video Phil can I get a print of that first shot of Haweswater?
Cheers Gaz, do you mean the one at 3:33? Biggest I can print is A4 if that's ok mate 👍
Yes 3.33 That's all good 👍
@@slazbury15 no probs, I'll sort it 👍
A bit extreme that one Phil. Did you get any sleep? Another great vid. Keep up the good work. :)
Cheers Phil, yes got a bit, just stuck my earplugs in lol. Thanks very much for watching as always pal 👍
Alryt Phil, I did this exact route a few months back after watching your video mate. It is an absolute killer with a pack on like you say, I just wanted to run down the mountain and jump into bleawater while I was lookin at it as it was a proper warm day. Just a question for ya , it is really steep in places this on the last final bit and a bit of scrambling is involved. I'm not the best with heights but I do like pushing myself with ppl around me. Do you reckon after doing this striding edge would be a good step up for me?? P.s love your videos pal , I wouldn't of found out about half the places I've now been if it wasn't for your videos. Cheers mate Scott.
Hiya Scott, thanks very much mate, means a lot. The reason I make the videos is for me to look back on and hopefully help other so feedback like this is perfect. If you do d this route striding edge should be fine for you, I’ve done it three times now and I s not as hard as people make out. The two hardest parts are the climb down the chimney and the scramble up to the top, pretty sure you can bypass the chimney but it’s not hard just needs a bit of care and attention. The scramble up is just about picking a good line, three points of contact etc. Enjoy and just take your time 👍 ATB Phil
@@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast Thanks for the reply Phil, I remember driving down past Haweswater and my mate caught first glimpse of the rigg and said jesus look at that , I said yer thats what we are going up😅(your fault😅) cheers for the advice on striding edge, everything you mentioned are the things I've thought about and will do. Look forward to your next video pal👍ATB.
@@baldywildcamper haha nice one, not been out for a while but hoping to be out next week 👍