Can I just say the camera does not do the actual peaks justice. They are much harder than they look and I’m still walking like a wolly. This “forced adventure” was not easy ❤❤
110% reeeeeespect for Scarlett. at 14 that is not an achievement to be underplayed... I've walked Pen-Y-Ghent in the opposite direction (On a 12 mile route) and It's no joke. What a great day you must have both had !! Always seems a nightmare while doing it but a great achievement when completed !! Top work by both..... just so we're clear ...... what did that back pack weigh ? 😉
She was awesome. I have a love/hate relationship with Pen-y-Ghent. Love defeating it, hate heights. And the backpack was a soul destroying forty five pOuNdS. 😅🤣
Daughters are the best, aren't they, Ryan? Have two of my own (a bit older than yours) and was smiling through the video watching your interaction. Cool video - thanks for sharing.
Unique experience to share with your daughter. I would love to do something similar with mine. It is important to show them there are other ways to have fun other than their phones and screen time, inspire them to be healthy and exercise, specially build resilience and enjoy pushing and do hard things. Like always very inspiring.
My compliments to you and your daughter, especially if such a tour was the first for her! I made similar experiences with the quality of backpacks and can really confirm the importance of quality backpacks. My private Lowepro Patagonia was (and still is) much better than the backpack I was issued when I joined the army (German Bundeswehr) in the late 1980s. :-)
Very entertaining, and well done to both of you. However, I cant't believe you thought clockwise would be easier! The thought of descending the steep bits of ingleborough and pe y ghent, with a heavy pack, makes me wince. I am much happier ascending the steep bits. And you did not use your sticks, they would have given you the stability you needed whilst descending. But again, very well done. A great accomplishment and hopefully fantastic bonding experience for both of you.
Great video! What a good kid. That is a massive challenge for anyone, so you both understandably found it hard, but she kept her spirits up and got it completed despite having an opportunity to bail after finishing two tough peaks! You’re clearly very proud, but in my opinion, you have every right to be, she’s great.
Subbbed. Attempting this on Friday carrying 25kg. And then attempting this in September carrying 50kg for Help for heroes in 12 hours or under. Great and informative video mate.
Well done to both if you. Tough day out,more enjoyable when the weather is kind. I did it each month last year and have to say the way you did it is far more challenging on the legs. 👏👏👏
Firstly well done Scarlet, an amazing effort. Secondly well done you. That's a lot of weight on that terrain at that distance. Looking forward to your Fan Dance.
This video is brilliant Ryan. Im doing this next week. Hats off to you carrying that weight about on your back and hats off to your dauther for doing it. My son is 15 in going to try and get him to do it at some point 👍🏻
Jacobs ladder on the fan dance will probably test your fear of heights , but i imagine will be a satisfying achievement to have overcome the fear. Top effort by Scarlett, she has your determination and perseverance. The sticks might have helped with the downhill bit at the end 😊
Just come across your channel mate and what a great first video to watch! Well done both of you 💪 we just did it recently (well two out of the four did 😅) and its tough! We’ve subbed to catch more 👍
Such a cool video, Ryan. Scarlett did amazing, especially to carry on after the break. I think anyone would have forgiven her for calling it a day there. She's also pretty good with the camera and talking. The Condon YT Empire begins! And you looked like you coped with the rucksack really well. Doing that in that heat is tough as nails. 💪
That was brilliant Ryan, a huge well done to you and Scarlett!! I thoroughly enjoyed the video and in particular Scarlett's commentary! Feeling really inspired since watching, I might go for a half term walk up The Roaches in the Peaks this half term week 😊 nowhere near as challenging as what you have done but it's a start 😁 Thanks for sharing!
Straps the equivalent of a 6 year old on his back... Don't know why I sound knackered here 😂 Holy Moley pal, that's some effort. Well played. I've come down from almost 17 stone to under 14 now. I think I could slap a 3 stone bag on and do this.... Probably
Fantastic effort by both of you. Well done to Scarlet for keeping your spirits up. BTW that pack looked really heavy, it was a shame that you never mentioned how heavy it was 😮
Wonderful video, really enjoyed it, love the Y3Ps. The elevations you were giving assumed you started each peak at sea level. It is only about 1600m, 5300ft of elevation...
Randomly came across your channel last night, really enjoyed your don’t get dropped on zwift video (it’s a subject close to my heart 😂) But had to say this video is great! I’ve fairly recently become a Dad & I strive to have such a good relationship with my daughter as you do. I’m a Yorkshire man myself & have completed the Y3P many times, hopefully one day with my daughter too! Keep it up 💪
Well done Scarlett! Great job both of you. Probably would have made the video better if you mentioned the weight of the backpack. 😁. Congrats on 4K, it will probably take off now and you'll hit 1 million by fall.
Welldone on completing it. Deffo tough but achievable. Sorry your car broke down, couldn't think of anything worse after completing that. Thanks for watching.
The three peaks round is about 1400m of ascent. The low point is Horton at 250m, about 480m to Inglebourgh summit, from the valley above Chaple en le frith at 290m to Wernside summit is about 440m and from the low point of 260m to Pen-y-gent is 430m which is 1350m and given that the route is surprisingly smooth there is very little reascent, there is around 20m on Inglebourgh and probably the same between Wernside and Pen-y-gent. Inglebourgh to Wernside has virtually none and same on the descent from Pen-y-gent to Horton. You should by now realise that mentally it is much easier to go anti-clockwise as then you get that long boring bit done while you are still fresh.
I like that "boring bit", its horses for courses. I like clockwise (Ingleborough first) as I dont like heights and would rather get that done on the decent and enjoy the flats upto Pen-Y-Ghent. However anyone tackles it, I wouldn't consider it easy otherwise no one would do it. Thanks for watching.
@@RyanCondon I don’t envy you mate! Useful video though as I’m taking my fiancé hiking up Ingleborough next month and you did the same route I’m planning!
Sorry Ryan I don’t think I understand the weight of that bag could you say that again please 😂😂😂 Huuuugggeeeee respect to both of you and congrats to both of you for completing it!!
Not saying you went the wrong way, but generally descending steep bits can often be more difficult (technically, not necessarily extertion wise) than climbing them. Awesome video and challenge for both of y'all to overcome!
Oh, and my family has a running joke of 'just six more miles' that we would tell everytime a hike was dragging on and seemed like it would never end. Seems like 5k to go is your 6 more miles.
I ran it last year and saw two blokes on mountain bikes riding it and climbing the steepest bits with their bikes on their shoulders. But I see that as impossible.
A lot of water had been consumed. We both had 3ltr bladders that were now empty and we were drinking the bottles of water I was carrying as dead weight.
Can I just say the camera does not do the actual peaks justice.
They are much harder than they look and I’m still walking like a wolly.
This “forced adventure” was not easy ❤❤
Btw the parallel commentary is awesome.
Thanks Mark. 🙏👍 I appreciate that comment.
"he's not like a skilled ninja, like me" sneakily into the mic is absolutely HILARIOUS!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 well done Scarlet
😅 This made me laugh as well.
110% reeeeeespect for Scarlett. at 14 that is not an achievement to be underplayed... I've walked Pen-Y-Ghent in the opposite direction (On a 12 mile route) and It's no joke. What a great day you must have both had !! Always seems a nightmare while doing it but a great achievement when completed !! Top work by both..... just so we're clear ...... what did that back pack weigh ? 😉
She was awesome. I have a love/hate relationship with Pen-y-Ghent. Love defeating it, hate heights.
And the backpack was a soul destroying forty five pOuNdS. 😅🤣
Scarlett is a real trooper, very well done to her and to you Ryan. Loved the banter 🤣
Thank you. 👍🙌
Another great video. Keep 'em coming! Possibly the most likeable father and daughter adventure team on TH-cam.
Shell love to hear that... Me too. Thank you. 🙌🙏
Daughters are the best, aren't they, Ryan? Have two of my own (a bit older than yours) and was smiling through the video watching your interaction. Cool video - thanks for sharing.
Thank you. 🙏 They're great kids.
Unique experience to share with your daughter. I would love to do something similar with mine. It is important to show them there are other ways to have fun other than their phones and screen time, inspire them to be healthy and exercise, specially build resilience and enjoy pushing and do hard things. Like always very inspiring.
Thanks. I 1000% agree. 🙌🙏👌
❤ Great vid, AGAIN!!! Love scarlet, what a breath of fresh air. Much respect ✊
Thanks Dan. She appreciated your comment. 👍🙏🙌
OK, Scarlett is my hero. If I had asked my daughters, at age 14, to take on a what is essentially a marathon with, they'd have told me to shove it.
She initially did but caved.. Hence the "forced adventure" bit. 😅
😂 It’s plain that she loves and respects her dad. Heartwarming! Oh, and how heavy was that backpack? 😂
My compliments to you and your daughter, especially if such a tour was the first for her! I made similar experiences with the quality of backpacks and can really confirm the importance of quality backpacks. My private Lowepro Patagonia was (and still is) much better than the backpack I was issued when I joined the army (German Bundeswehr) in the late 1980s. :-)
Thanks. Im pleased you liked the vid.
What a trooper Scarlet! Walking that long with a blister in heat is never fun but the reward at the end makes it all worth it. 😊 👊
Thanks Mandaswin. She was brilliant.
Very entertaining, and well done to both of you. However, I cant't believe you thought clockwise would be easier! The thought of descending the steep bits of ingleborough and pe y ghent, with a heavy pack, makes me wince. I am much happier ascending the steep bits. And you did not use your sticks, they would have given you the stability you needed whilst descending. But again, very well done. A great accomplishment and hopefully fantastic bonding experience for both of you.
@@ericchild3363 the decents are better for me with vertigo. I dont like using sticks. Thanks for watching.
Great video!
What a good kid. That is a massive challenge for anyone, so you both understandably found it hard, but she kept her spirits up and got it completed despite having an opportunity to bail after finishing two tough peaks!
You’re clearly very proud, but in my opinion, you have every right to be, she’s great.
Thank you Steve and Sarah. I'll show her your comment. She'll be thrilled. 🙌
Subbbed.
Attempting this on Friday carrying 25kg.
And then attempting this in September carrying 50kg for Help for heroes in 12 hours or under.
Great and informative video mate.
@@GoroTheDog-v5b Good luck. Help for Heroes is a very worthy cause. Sub 12 hours is definitely achievable, I hope the weather is good for you. 🙏🙌
Well done to both if you. Tough day out,more enjoyable when the weather is kind. I did it each month last year and have to say the way you did it is far more challenging on the legs. 👏👏👏
Great effort Ryan and total Respect to Scarlett, Both inspirational.
Thanks Shaun. 🙌🙏
Firstly well done Scarlet, an amazing effort. Secondly well done you. That's a lot of weight on that terrain at that distance. Looking forward to your Fan Dance.
Thanks 🙌
Great video,looks like you had a beautiful day for it.
Not long now for the fan dance 3 weeks🎉
Love this video young Scarlet is one tuff cookie 💪 bravo
Cheers Andy. She's a machine. 💪
What an absolutely amazing and strong daughter you have ♥
Scarlett's extra commentary was also hilarious 🤣
@@L0cket1977 she is funny especially when shes got a mic. 😅
@@L0cket1977 Scarlett said thank you for the kind words. 🙌
This video is brilliant Ryan. Im doing this next week. Hats off to you carrying that weight about on your back and hats off to your dauther for doing it. My son is 15 in going to try and get him to do it at some point 👍🏻
@@howto5368 thank you. Its a great route. I love it. Good luck on your attempt. Have fun. :)
Jacobs ladder on the fan dance will probably test your fear of heights , but i imagine will be a satisfying achievement to have overcome the fear. Top effort by Scarlett, she has your determination and perseverance. The sticks might have helped with the downhill bit at the end 😊
Just come across your channel mate and what a great first video to watch! Well done both of you 💪 we just did it recently (well two out of the four did 😅) and its tough! We’ve subbed to catch more 👍
@@ThemLadsOutdoors thanks! Pleased you found it. I appreciate the comment. 🙏🙌
Well done to you both! Great effort.
Loved this! Well done Ryan. And well done Scarlett! I have a daughter your age and she’d defo not be able to do this.
Thanks Conrad. Ill pass on yoyr welldone to her. 🙌
Absolutely incredible you two! What a great adventure
Thanks Nicoletta. We had a great time. 🙏
Such a cool video, Ryan. Scarlett did amazing, especially to carry on after the break. I think anyone would have forgiven her for calling it a day there. She's also pretty good with the camera and talking. The Condon YT Empire begins! And you looked like you coped with the rucksack really well. Doing that in that heat is tough as nails. 💪
Cheers Lee. I'm pleased you liked it. I'll tell Scarlett what you said. She already reckons she's better than me on camera. 😅
Hey mate.. fantastic video and such an amazing effort by the both of you. Tell Scarlet that the Aussie guy says “bloody well done”..
She said thanks 😁🙌
Well done both of you, huge achievement
Thank you Jenny. 🙂
the tale of the very skilled Ninja and Ryan , great stuff , enjoyed watching it , big respect to Scarlett and you , whats was that weight again
A really REALLY heavy forty five pounds. 🤣
That was brilliant Ryan, a huge well done to you and Scarlett!!
I thoroughly enjoyed the video and in particular Scarlett's commentary!
Feeling really inspired since watching, I might go for a half term walk up The Roaches in the Peaks this half term week 😊 nowhere near as challenging as what you have done but it's a start 😁
Thanks for sharing!
That's great Steff! I love the Peak district.
Thanks for the comment and for watching. Scarlett said thanks too. 🙏🙌
Straps the equivalent of a 6 year old on his back... Don't know why I sound knackered here 😂
Holy Moley pal, that's some effort. Well played. I've come down from almost 17 stone to under 14 now. I think I could slap a 3 stone bag on and do this.... Probably
Well done to the both of you.
Thanks Shaun! 🙌🙏
Fantastic effort by both of you. Well done to Scarlet for keeping your spirits up. BTW that pack looked really heavy, it was a shame that you never mentioned how heavy it was 😮
I really tried to get how bloody heavy this backpack was across in the video... I need to make it more obvious in the future. 😆
You look great. I was rewatching some of your videos and noticed the length of your hair is inversely proportional to your weight.
Wonderful video, really enjoyed it, love the Y3Ps. The elevations you were giving assumed you started each peak at sea level. It is only about 1600m, 5300ft of elevation...
Scarlett: "Golly, gosh" 😃 Sweet.
That was my favourite bit 😂
Randomly came across your channel last night, really enjoyed your don’t get dropped on zwift video (it’s a subject close to my heart 😂)
But had to say this video is great! I’ve fairly recently become a Dad & I strive to have such a good relationship with my daughter as you do. I’m a Yorkshire man myself & have completed the Y3P many times, hopefully one day with my daughter too! Keep it up 💪
Fantastic! Congrats on becoming a Dad. I'm pleased you like the vid. Yorkshire is beautiful. 🙌
Another good one. Thanks.
Thanks Vdog! 🙌
Plus what weight is in your backpack? Lol great vid bud. WTching with my 11 year old and she said no chance so respect for your daughter too.
Haha thanks. Hope she enjoyed watching at least.
Doing it on 14 September. See you in Wales next summer.
Good luck in September. I did it a few weeks ago.
Well done Scarlett! Great job both of you. Probably would have made the video better if you mentioned the weight of the backpack. 😁. Congrats on 4K, it will probably take off now and you'll hit 1 million by fall.
1 million! 😱
I'll hold you to that prediction. 🙏😅
Well done, did it with my 16 yo last year, both loved it. Tough but achievable. And our car broke down on the way back 😂
Welldone on completing it. Deffo tough but achievable. Sorry your car broke down, couldn't think of anything worse after completing that. Thanks for watching.
Great video! Well done both 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I dread to think what your shoulders would of been like with that other rucksack
Cheers Steve. They would have been shredded.
@@RyanCondon exactly what I was thinking 😬
The three peaks round is about 1400m of ascent. The low point is Horton at 250m, about 480m to Inglebourgh summit, from the valley above Chaple en le frith at 290m to Wernside summit is about 440m and from the low point of 260m to Pen-y-gent is 430m which is 1350m and given that the route is surprisingly smooth there is very little reascent, there is around 20m on Inglebourgh and probably the same between Wernside and Pen-y-gent. Inglebourgh to Wernside has virtually none and same on the descent from Pen-y-gent to Horton.
You should by now realise that mentally it is much easier to go anti-clockwise as then you get that long boring bit done while you are still fresh.
I like that "boring bit", its horses for courses. I like clockwise (Ingleborough first) as I dont like heights and would rather get that done on the decent and enjoy the flats upto Pen-Y-Ghent. However anyone tackles it, I wouldn't consider it easy otherwise no one would do it. Thanks for watching.
Nice effort both of you. Bourbon biscuits 😍😍😍
Bourbons are great as a little 'pick me up' 😅
Nice weather in God's Own County. The cycling up there is also tremendous.
How much did the backpack weigh Ryan? Not sure you mentioned it
it was bloody heavy.
@@RyanCondon I don’t envy you mate! Useful video though as I’m taking my fiancé hiking up Ingleborough next month and you did the same route I’m planning!
Sorry Ryan I don’t think I understand the weight of that bag could you say that again please 😂😂😂
Huuuugggeeeee respect to both of you and congrats to both of you for completing it!!
45 pounds! Bloody heavy. 😂
@@RyanCondon😂 now do alpe du Zwift with the 45 pound backpack and factor in the weight aswel 😂😂
@@CycleWithMatts Christ! Could you imagine. That's a new form of torture you've just thought up. 😅
@@RyanCondon new video idea?🤣
Not saying you went the wrong way, but generally descending steep bits can often be more difficult (technically, not necessarily extertion wise) than climbing them. Awesome video and challenge for both of y'all to overcome!
Oh, and my family has a running joke of 'just six more miles' that we would tell everytime a hike was dragging on and seemed like it would never end. Seems like 5k to go is your 6 more miles.
As someone who is a wuss at height, trust me, descending is 100% better. Thanks for watching. 🙏👍🙌
I measure all my long runs in Parkruns. 😅
Is it just a walking route Ryan or could you bike it?
I ran it last year and saw two blokes on mountain bikes riding it and climbing the steepest bits with their bikes on their shoulders. But I see that as impossible.
How heavy’s that backpack 🎒 Ryan ? 😂
4....5.....pounds
That 45lb bergen looks a little suspect at 40:24…
A lot of water had been consumed. We both had 3ltr bladders that were now empty and we were drinking the bottles of water I was carrying as dead weight.
Teenage cruelty, question about the Bergen... What was the weight? 😉
A tad weighty. 😅
That pack looks like it weighs at least 30 pounds
Well done to you both! Great effort.
Cheers Scott.