0:17 Usually I cringe on such things and instantly dislike and close the video but I dont know why I kept watching it and actually instantaneously liked the video. lol
As a resident of Brighton, I know what Devils Dyke is like and, I have to say, never was a piece of Kendal Mint Cake more richly deserved. Keep up the great posts................................................the ancient Englishman.
It is worth pointing out for all non-UK viewers that the UK is criss-crossed with public footpaths (where you have a right to walk, even on private land), public land open to the public, and Ministry of Defence, Crown Estate and Forestry Commission land, together with river and canal towpaths, all accessible. This means that a lot of the countryside is available for you to walk in. Footpaths are usually clearly wayposted (you can see some of these in the video). Get yourself a good Ordnance Survey map of the area and they are clearly shown. Many local authorities publish local walking route suggestions, and you will find people publishing local walks and routes on their websites. It means you can get out and enjoy the beautiful countryside for free.
Thank you for sharing this information Peter! I must admit, I was oblivious as to which category of land I was on at any given time when we did this trip. But now, I think I would like to know.
Lovely video blog. Thanks for sharing. Hope you've made some happy memories 😊
Thank you - made memories that I doubt I will forget!
0:17 Usually I cringe on such things and instantly dislike and close the video but I dont know why I kept watching it and actually instantaneously liked the video. lol
As a resident of Brighton, I know what Devils Dyke is like and, I have to say, never was a piece of Kendal Mint Cake more richly deserved.
Keep up the great posts................................................the ancient Englishman.
Haha! It was quite the trek! Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the episode!
I see Eric was his usual cheery self .. 🤣
I love cameras - it really brings out the best in me :p
I have enough cheer for the both of us let’s be honest 😂
This was great!
Glad you enjoyed it! I can’t wait to go back it was that good!
Great day
One of the best!
Good job 👍🏻 Michelle .. keep up the good work .
Thank you! This one was my favourite to edit by far 👍🏻
It is worth pointing out for all non-UK viewers that the UK is criss-crossed with public footpaths (where you have a right to walk, even on private land), public land open to the public, and Ministry of Defence, Crown Estate and Forestry Commission land, together with river and canal towpaths, all accessible. This means that a lot of the countryside is available for you to walk in. Footpaths are usually clearly wayposted (you can see some of these in the video). Get yourself a good Ordnance Survey map of the area and they are clearly shown. Many local authorities publish local walking route suggestions, and you will find people publishing local walks and routes on their websites. It means you can get out and enjoy the beautiful countryside for free.
Thank you for sharing this information Peter! I must admit, I was oblivious as to which category of land I was on at any given time when we did this trip. But now, I think I would like to know.
I loved this.. I felt like I was there with you
One day you will be!
I like your videos as you come across as a person who has a good brain 🧠
Thank you I'm glad to hear you are enjoying them!
Looking forward to the day I get to feel that leg burn with you there… and of course the ice cream at the end!
I rarely turn down ice cream! Can’t wait have you here to adventure with us 💛