@@Over_the_Hill Yes,in a good way, indeed. I am intending to camp but it was good to see some of the other possible stop overs, particularly on the Loch Lomond stretch. I am thinking of 7 or 8 days.
@@davidbewick6885 excellent. If I had to do it again, I'd do it over 8 days, sadly available time off from work prevented us from an 8 day adventure. I'd also have a day off in the middle somewhere
You're welcome and thank you for taking the time to watch it. We should have done it over more days and had a break halfway. Still, it taught us a lesson. Our next LDP in July is planned better
@@Over_the_Hill Yeah, I can recommend to walk such long distances in shorter sections for more days. I walked the WHW in 10 days. I took my time, also with a detour to an Island on Loch Lomond. And to have time for one day berak (if needed) is always a good idea. I think it is not good be on a hurry while hiking.
@Buszkraftowski very very true, which was my plan exactly, however my friend's free time did not allow this and he's not a fan of camping. Still, we learned our lesson and Northumberland coast path will be done in 12 miles max a day
@@Over_the_Hill I see. I was lucky I had to take 2 weeks off anyway from work. So enough time for the hike and then a few days in Scotland. Greetings from Poland.
i did this trail start of may got 3 parts on my channel if you fancy a nosey :) pretty good edit and footage tyou got too! also what format did you film in as for me its really wide ha!
Thanks for watching, I'll take a gander at yours too, when I get chance. I film in 21:9 using an anamorphic lens on my GoPro. It seems to look more cinematic maybe.
@@Over_the_Hill ah yea the anamorphic lens is the films industry set ha (blue light tint thing) haha :) never used a anamorphic lens and i use the go pro hero 11 for filming :)
@@Airlessmean I use the hero 11 too, u can pick up the lens for as little as £35 & once u get used to them the footage can be awesome once you alter it in editing
Hi AJ, Hi Captain, finally got round to watching this. Really looking forward to doing it myself next year. We’ve pencilled it I. For the first week in May. The plan is to do it over 7 days. All the best guys Dave 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴
Totally enjoyed your video. We were there May 12th. We were lucky as we had sun the whole way.
Thanks for taking the time to watch e, you were lucky to get sun, we did well too
Fantastic Film . Hope you guys enjoyed Scotland. P.S I live in Milngavie.
@@sbc1t we loved every minute! You have such treasures on your doorstep
@@Over_the_Hill ❤️🙏
@@sbc1t I'm doing a film of the Northumberland coast path, I hope it's as good
I have watched lots of vids about the WHW. Yours was slightly different to the norm and I really enjoyed it. I am hoping to do it next spring.
Thanks for taking the time to watch it, David. I hope it was slightly different in a good way, if you do it next year, don't do it over 6 days...
@@Over_the_Hill Yes,in a good way, indeed. I am intending to camp but it was good to see some of the other possible stop overs, particularly on the Loch Lomond stretch. I am thinking of 7 or 8 days.
@@davidbewick6885 excellent. If I had to do it again, I'd do it over 8 days, sadly available time off from work prevented us from an 8 day adventure. I'd also have a day off in the middle somewhere
Thank you for sharing your WHW-Adventure. Like to see other experiences on this trail.
You're welcome and thank you for taking the time to watch it. We should have done it over more days and had a break halfway. Still, it taught us a lesson. Our next LDP in July is planned better
@@Over_the_Hill Yeah, I can recommend to walk such long distances in shorter sections for more days. I walked the WHW in 10 days. I took my time, also with a detour to an Island on Loch Lomond. And to have time for one day berak (if needed) is always a good idea. I think it is not good be on a hurry while hiking.
@Buszkraftowski very very true, which was my plan exactly, however my friend's free time did not allow this and he's not a fan of camping. Still, we learned our lesson and Northumberland coast path will be done in 12 miles max a day
@@Over_the_Hill I see. I was lucky I had to take 2 weeks off anyway from work. So enough time for the hike and then a few days in Scotland. Greetings from Poland.
dziękuję za obejrzenie i życzę udanych wędrówek!
Big shout out the captain
Very good video 👍
Thanks for taking the time to watch it, I enjoyed walking the route & making a modest film
Where’s the link to captains photos
@@justmeinit I think it's in my bio, his Instagram should be there
i did this trail start of may got 3 parts on my channel if you fancy a nosey :)
pretty good edit and footage tyou got too! also what format did you film in as for me its really wide ha!
Thanks for watching, I'll take a gander at yours too, when I get chance. I film in 21:9 using an anamorphic lens on my GoPro. It seems to look more cinematic maybe.
@@Over_the_Hill ah yea the anamorphic lens is the films industry set ha (blue light tint thing) haha :) never used a anamorphic lens and i use the go pro hero 11 for filming :)
@@Airlessmean I use the hero 11 too, u can pick up the lens for as little as £35 & once u get used to them the footage can be awesome once you alter it in editing
Hi AJ, Hi Captain, finally got round to watching this. Really looking forward to doing it myself next year. We’ve pencilled it I. For the first week in May. The plan is to do it over 7 days.
All the best guys
Dave 😀🥾⛰🏕️🏴
Awesome! Make sure you have something to keep the midges away, where are you planning to stay
@@Over_the_Hill I think our plan is to do some wild camping, some camp sites and maybe one night in a hotel or hostel, just to mix it up a bit really.
Good idea. I can recommend Rowardennan youth hostel, bridge of itchy hotel, crianlarich youth hostel.
@@Over_the_Hill Thank you mate. 👍