No tee-shirt but I did lose 7kg, shame it wasn't around the gut. As for the sign on the ground, guess what I chosse the wrong way so don't make that mistake.
Interesting using your footage and Tim’s less than professional. I got a fantastic sense of the walk from this and really felt like I was walking it from the roughness of filming through his eyes and his pain. I did laugh when the animals got in the way. It’s not something I would do but I have my own bucket walk to do. I do see why someone would put themselves through this as you do challenge yourself and have the solitude. The music fits beautifully. Channel 5 recently had a series on the Pennine Way which disappointed me as it didn’t tell me anything about it other than a handful of activities along the route. Unlike this which tells me far more. I am sure your parents would be proud of what their squabbling sons have gone on to do following those teenage holidays. PS. Yes to sewage
We walked the Pennine Way in May of 2018. Definitely the toughest long distant trail, but the South West Coast Path is a close second. I enjoyed your video, but particularly the narrative that captivated me while not overdoing it. Thank you!
I’m full of admiration for Tim for undertaking and completing this walk. I’m also grateful as I now have no desire or need to do it! Really captures the sense of endurance and the sometimes bleak landscape. If I was a factory worker back in the olden days on my holidays though, this landscape would’ve been joyous with the immense swathes of openness and huge skies. Great filming as always and I love the brass.
there are thousands of stories connected to the Pennine Way and great cities, sadly as much as I could do hours of video I reduced it down to the essence in an hour
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No tee-shirt but I did lose 7kg, shame it wasn't around the gut. As for the sign on the ground, guess what I chosse the wrong way so don't make that mistake.
Brilliant! I shall run the spine race in january and found this vídeo most usefull and entertaining. Thank you! Cheers from Portugal
My brother may also be doing one of the Pennine Way runs so if you see us do wave as you pass, or grab some refreshments
Best of luck
Interesting using your footage and Tim’s less than professional.
I got a fantastic sense of the walk from this and really felt like I was walking it from the roughness of filming through his eyes and his pain. I did laugh when the animals got in the way.
It’s not something I would do but I have my own bucket walk to do. I do see why someone would put themselves through this as you do challenge yourself and have the solitude.
The music fits beautifully.
Channel 5 recently had a series on the Pennine Way which disappointed me as it didn’t tell me anything about it other than a handful of activities along the route. Unlike this which tells me far more.
I am sure your parents would be proud of what their squabbling sons have gone on to do following those teenage holidays.
PS. Yes to sewage
We walked the Pennine Way in May of 2018. Definitely the toughest long distant trail, but the South West Coast Path is a close second. I enjoyed your video, but particularly the narrative that captivated me while not overdoing it. Thank you!
I’m full of admiration for Tim for undertaking and completing this walk. I’m also grateful as I now have no desire or need to do it! Really captures the sense of endurance and the sometimes bleak landscape. If I was a factory worker back in the olden days on my holidays though, this landscape would’ve been joyous with the immense swathes of openness and huge skies. Great filming as always and I love the brass.
I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish 🙂
Nice vid. Very informative. Well done Tim.....and Jules.
Shame no mention of the greatest industrial city of its time, Bradford
there are thousands of stories connected to the Pennine Way and great cities, sadly as much as I could do hours of video I reduced it down to the essence in an hour