I woke up opened my tent on baslow to find one off those highland cattle staring at me they have bloody big horns, not like the cattle surounding my tent on an emergancy need a place to camp quick its getting dark on the longshaw estate (shush dont tell any one) it was like a stampede scene from rawhide , mate didnt warn me just packed up his tent and videoed the cattle round mine, Thanks for uploading and taking us on the trip, a great video as allways
Hi Dean thanks as always for the upload. I am finally getting to the Peak District in August, for some hiking. Your videos always motivate and inspire me. I can't wait to walk Derwent Edge and all. Such a beautiful place.
After hiking alot inthe more southern parts of the country I finally got myself up to the Peak District for a 4 day wander in the Grindleford, Hathersage, Bamford area. Fox house is great for a pint but found myself at the Millstone a few times, they make a cracking meat and tattie pie!
Thanks for watching Carl, it certainly is a great area of the country. Fox House is nice for food, they have improved in recent years and the menu is pretty good now. All the best, Dean.
Thanks for watching Peter, it's a really great route. Hopefully the training has gone well for everyone as our Yorkshire 3 Peaks trip is this weekend :-)
Thanks for watching Andrew. I've spent a lot of my days off walking there and exploring. I don't remember a thing my girlfriend tells me but Peak District place names are locked in the memory :-) haha
Fantastic Video Dean. Great to share in your walks again. Your inclusion of the route map at the end is really handy, thank you. I'm counting the days until 17th August when we arrive in Tideswell for a break (can't wait); some of those edges are now on the planned walking route list thanks to this video! Keep them coming... Thanks, Greg
Logged on to check my email, this popped up, and found it to be a great start to the day, the open space, the long walk, makes me wish I didn't have 8 hours of sitting on my arse in the office ahead of me.
Thanks for watching G D, hope your day at work goes well... I'm back on the night shift today so I'll be day dreaming and reminiscing about adventures :-)
Nice one Dean..we passed through chatsworth that wknd of the horse trials whilst doing the peak pilgrimage..now theres a training walk for the 3 peaks..great route that taking in all the edges,ive passed gardoms edge a few times & its a cracking edge along there,some lower parts to it too,good spots for a camp ;-)..tfs mate hope ure well..Andy.
A cracking route Dean, some spectacular scenery as always, good bit of training for the Yorkshire 3peaks, I did it a few years back on the hottest day of the year, was hard work but worth all the effort in the end, did it in 10h50mins. Good luck ATB Ben.
Interesting videos, this on and the circler featuring Hob Hurst house. I know both routes which I have don in bits many years ago, but no longer can go as now I am disabled. I wonder if you are familiar with Stoops. You were close to two at Hob Hurst house, one is the best preserved of the 40 plus that remain in North Derbyshire and you passed close to two on your traverse through Longshaw estate. You also passed to one of them on your way off of Derwent edge down to the A57 road en route to Stanage edge. If you are familiar with their history you will discover Chesterfield spelt 14 different ways, Sheffield 8 different ways. Want to know more, please get in touch. Well done on your blogs.
another great video dean im going up the peak district later this week i was going to go to the lake district but at £99.00 train fare compared to £40 the peak wins. plus your video seals my decision !
Thanks for watching John, hope you had a great time in the Peaks. I went to the Lakes a few weeks ago for the first time in a couple of years. That'll be the next video on my channel when I can get it edited.
quality stuff as usual Dean. We are certainly blessed with some amazing views in the Peak District. I was up Bamford Edge last Thursday and for me the view up there is arguably the best. Maybe the 10 edges challenge next time 😜. When are you back out camping? Will you be making an appearance at Edale next week for the GNBC? Cheers...Paul
Thanks for watching Paul. Bamford Edge definitely has the best view, I'm not sure why they didn't include that in the route and then head over the moor to Stanage. Farm work is getting in the way of camping but I was in the Lake District for 4 days a few weeks ago but struggling to find time to edit the video :-) ATB
Hi dean what a beautiful day in the glorious peak district Thats some mileage in a day mate what with the sun beating down on you as well The girls seemed to be going backwards at times lol bet they where glad to see the last edge Thanks for that dean that was a cracking walk Good luck with your three peaks challenge Till next time atvb to you dean take care chris
you have to hit 7 Waypoints but how you get between them is up to you but mostly only one logical route, i've done it for last 3 years, i do it "Properly" though and go over top at Burbage North & South but you have to drop down to the Gate on the Path for the Checkpoint and majority go down the path which is easier and shorter, the other "Short Cut" is from the last check point which usually is at the gate on the End of Baslow Edge past Monument amd carry on to the road near the Cross Roads of Baslow/owler Bar Road and Clodhall Road, Majority just go diagonally under Birchens to Robin hood,, I go over Gardoms and cut back to Birchens Trig and down the steep path off to the Robin Hood makes 22 Miles ish that way , about 20 if you take the short cuts, Can give you the ref for the checkpoints f need be, Andy
That's great to know, at least I did it the official way last time. Wanted to save the ladies legs this time, didn't want to scare them off. Luckily they really enjoyed it, my Mrs had a blister but other than that it went well. All the best, Dean.
Dean Read - Hiya matey, good luck on the Challenge. I'm taking my two little nephews for a day out to Knowsley Safari Park on Saturday, so it could prove just as challenging a weekend for me!😂 Atb, buddy.
Hi Paul thanks for watching. Had to have a massive social media rethink, just using Facebook for family and old friends now as it had got out of hand a little. Felt like I couldn't post pictures of my daughter or nieces etc for my family to see in Australia.
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I woke up opened my tent on baslow to find one off those highland cattle staring at me they have bloody big horns, not like the cattle surounding my tent on an emergancy need a place to camp quick its getting dark on the longshaw estate (shush dont tell any one) it was like a stampede scene from rawhide , mate didnt warn me just packed up his tent and videoed the cattle round mine,
Thanks for uploading and taking us on the trip, a great video as allways
Looks like an interesting walk. I did the Dark Peak Challenge a few years ago but may download this walk to do on my next visit to the Peak District.
It's a great route, hope you enjoy it if you go to do it. Thanks for watching
Brilliant video Dean, the info and pointers are spot on, did part of the trek yesterday
Excellent, hope the weather wasn't too wild. We were in the Yorkshire Dales getting battered by rain 🤣
Hi Dean thanks as always for the upload. I am finally getting to the Peak District in August, for some hiking. Your videos always motivate and inspire me. I can't wait to walk Derwent Edge and all. Such a beautiful place.
Thanks for watching. I hope you have a great time in August when you head to the Peaks :-) ATB
After hiking alot inthe more southern parts of the country I finally got myself up to the Peak District for a 4 day wander in the Grindleford, Hathersage, Bamford area. Fox house is great for a pint but found myself at the Millstone a few times, they make a cracking meat and tattie pie!
Thanks for watching Carl, it certainly is a great area of the country. Fox House is nice for food, they have improved in recent years and the menu is pretty good now. All the best, Dean.
Usual high quality video. That’s a rather challenging route well done especially to Lisa and Molly.
Thanks for watching Peter, it's a really great route. Hopefully the training has gone well for everyone as our Yorkshire 3 Peaks trip is this weekend :-)
Great video as usual never cease to amaze me you know all the names
Thanks for watching Andrew. I've spent a lot of my days off walking there and exploring. I don't remember a thing my girlfriend tells me but Peak District place names are locked in the memory :-) haha
This looks like such a great challenge. The Peak District is a beautiful place. :)
Thanks for watching Hannah, it's a really great route and there are some spectacular views along the way.
Good to see that you had a good hike. Great video.
Thanks for watching Almonte
Great video yet again Dean some wonderful views.
Thanks for watching :-)
Fantastic Video Dean. Great to share in your walks again. Your inclusion of the route map at the end is really handy, thank you. I'm counting the days until 17th August when we arrive in Tideswell for a break (can't wait); some of those edges are now on the planned walking route list thanks to this video! Keep them coming... Thanks, Greg
Fantastic video Dean really enjoy watching these videos.
Thanks for watching James :-)
Some fantastic views as always Dean - ATB
Thanks for watching Frank
Great video and a lot of familiar places there.
Thanks for watching, some great views from this route
Stunning day for it, lovely route Dean :)
Thanks for watching Rich, you captured some excellent drone shots from Derwent Edge the other week mate :-)
Logged on to check my email, this popped up, and found it to be a great start to the day, the open space, the long walk, makes me wish I didn't have 8 hours of sitting on my arse in the office ahead of me.
Thanks for watching G D, hope your day at work goes well... I'm back on the night shift today so I'll be day dreaming and reminiscing about adventures :-)
great video and great music
Thanks for watching :-)
Dean Read can you not put my name in the comment please
No worries, will remove 👍
Toxic Cuber agreed
Nice one Dean..we passed through chatsworth that wknd of the horse trials whilst doing the peak pilgrimage..now theres a training walk for the 3 peaks..great route that taking in all the edges,ive passed gardoms edge a few times & its a cracking edge along there,some lower parts to it too,good spots for a camp ;-)..tfs mate hope ure well..Andy.
Great vid Dean. I'll be attempting the Y3P this Friday
Thanks for watching Dave, hope your Y3P trek went well. Ours is this weekend :-)
Great video dean some stunning views on ya route thanks for sharing atb jimmy 😎 😎
Thanks for watching Jimmy, lots of amazing views in the that part of the Peaks. All the best, Dean.
A cracking route Dean, some spectacular scenery as always, good bit of training for the Yorkshire 3peaks, I did it a few years back on the hottest day of the year, was hard work but worth all the effort in the end, did it in 10h50mins. Good luck ATB Ben.
Interesting videos, this on and the circler featuring Hob Hurst house. I know both routes which I have don in bits many years ago, but no longer can go as now I am disabled. I wonder if you are familiar with Stoops. You were close to two at Hob Hurst house, one is the best preserved of the 40 plus that remain in North Derbyshire and you passed close to two on your traverse through Longshaw estate. You also passed to one of them on your way off of Derwent edge down to the A57 road en route to Stanage edge. If you are familiar with their history you will discover Chesterfield spelt 14 different ways, Sheffield 8 different ways. Want to know more, please get in touch. Well done on your blogs.
This is a great video, thankful i found your channel!
another great video dean im going up the peak district later this week i was going to go to the lake district but at £99.00 train fare compared to £40 the peak wins.
plus your video seals my decision !
Thanks for watching John, hope you had a great time in the Peaks. I went to the Lakes a few weeks ago for the first time in a couple of years. That'll be the next video on my channel when I can get it edited.
quality stuff as usual Dean. We are certainly blessed with some amazing views in the Peak District. I was up Bamford Edge last Thursday and for me the view up there is arguably the best. Maybe the 10 edges challenge next time 😜. When are you back out camping? Will you be making an appearance at Edale next week for the GNBC? Cheers...Paul
Thanks for watching Paul. Bamford Edge definitely has the best view, I'm not sure why they didn't include that in the route and then head over the moor to Stanage. Farm work is getting in the way of camping but I was in the Lake District for 4 days a few weeks ago but struggling to find time to edit the video :-) ATB
Hi dean what a beautiful day in the glorious peak district Thats some mileage in a day mate what with the sun beating down on you as well The girls seemed to be going backwards at times lol bet they where glad to see the last edge Thanks for that dean that was a cracking walk Good luck with your three peaks challenge Till next time atvb to you dean take care chris
Thanks for watching Chris. It was a really enjoyable day and hopefully the training has been useful as the Yorkshire 3 Peaks is this weekend :-) ATB
You should do keswick to barrow its 40+ miles and lots of fun
Great vid dean
Thanks for watching Shane
Ill be watching this on break later ☺☺☺
Thanks in advance for watching Jason. :-)
Gave this a like soon as i saw the title, i have done all the edges on wild camps but not in one go,
Perfect video
Thanks Thomas, it's a spectacular route
Great Vid and a great walk, loved it. I could do with this challenge as I'm doing Snowden next month, maybe you could do a another Snowden?:0)
I like the look of curbar
Curbar is a great place
Great video and good effort👍
Thanks for watching Pete :-)
you have to hit 7 Waypoints but how you get between them is up to you but mostly only one logical route, i've done it for last 3 years, i do it "Properly" though and go over top at Burbage North & South but you have to drop down to the Gate on the Path for the Checkpoint and majority go down the path which is easier and shorter, the other "Short Cut" is from the last check point which usually is at the gate on the End of Baslow Edge past Monument amd carry on to the road near the Cross Roads of Baslow/owler Bar Road and Clodhall Road, Majority just go diagonally under Birchens to Robin hood,, I go over Gardoms and cut back to Birchens Trig and down the steep path off to the Robin Hood makes 22 Miles ish that way , about 20 if you take the short cuts, Can give you the ref for the checkpoints f need be, Andy
That's great to know, at least I did it the official way last time. Wanted to save the ladies legs this time, didn't want to scare them off. Luckily they really enjoyed it, my Mrs had a blister but other than that it went well. All the best, Dean.
Love the Peaks on my doorstep. Just wish those responsible would stop setting fire to it. Too many fires already this year.
I know what you mean. Could see the fire on White Edge / Big Moor from the farm the other week. Thanks for watching
Hey up Deano lad, a good stretch of the legs that dude. You and the girls did well. Atb, Dazza.
Thanks for watching Dazza, the Yorkshire 3 Peaks trek is this weekend so fingers crossed the training has payed off :-) ATB
Dean Read - Hiya matey, good luck on the Challenge. I'm taking my two little nephews for a day out to Knowsley Safari Park on Saturday, so it could prove just as challenging a weekend for me!😂 Atb, buddy.
Haha :-) have a good one mate
Lindo, so beautiful, from Brazil 😘
Where can I find a map for this route....looks like a good day
Hi Christopher, thanks for watching. There is a link in the video description to the route map 👍
Dean Read thanks dean....
I can seem my house from Curbar edge
Thanks for watching
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Terrible shame that the cows will no longer be a feature.
It is a shame that they won't be there anymore, Bamford edge won't be the same without them. Thanks for watching
Did you vanish from facebook?
Hi Paul thanks for watching. Had to have a massive social media rethink, just using Facebook for family and old friends now as it had got out of hand a little. Felt like I couldn't post pictures of my daughter or nieces etc for my family to see in Australia.
Are you ex military. The only way I could do that is by a super hover wheelchair.
Thanks for watching Clive, I'm not ex military, I just a challenge