Thank you Tiny pine !!! I'm 44 battling with depression and anxiety your a inspiration!! So much so.. I'm going too go back out into the wild again !! Watching your journey's makes me happy and what I'm missing in life thank you and take care ❤
That is such a huge compliment oh my gosh! I’m so glad my videos are helping you that means everything! I hope you enjoy exploring the wild and wonderful, best of luck!😁♥️
Wonderfull Vids, i used to hike all the trails youve covered as i used to live in cumbria, brings back so many memories, all the best from usa and keep the vids coming.
***in my best Phoebe Buffey Accent*** This is entirely new information!!!! I spend a lot of time in the Far Eastern, Eastern and Northern lakes as i use public transport and the links from Penrith are great, I practically have a season ticket for the 508, but a walking trail from Penrith to Pooley Bridge is news to me. I'm gonna check that out deffo. What was the link trail like? I was up in Patterdale earlier this week for a wildcamp that didnt go to plan. thankfully i always have escape routes in mind.
Yeah the Eamont Way is pretty much brand new, and I had no idea about it at the time & was one of the first to hike it! 😂 It’s a great trail in my opinion, I really did enjoy it, despite it being very muddy after heavy springtime rainfall, but that’s a given for UK countryside 😁 it’s something like 5.5 miles, so is doable in 2-3 hours I reckon. I think it took me 2
Wow. Loved this. I literally spent this afternoon curled up on my sofa drinking a coffee or two watching this. A friend and myself camped in Glenridding many years ago. And we did the Helvellyn fell walk and Stridinge edge. A stunning part of the world as captured beautifully in your video. And I really appreciate you taking about mental health issues. I also have clinically diagnosed anxiety and it really does help do much when others talk about it. Thank you for that. And I absolutely love your narration. You are so full of awe and wonder. Its fantastic. Really uplifting.
What a wonderful wet and muddy trail and a fantastic outdoor adventure. Incredibly beautiful highlights along the trail. I am looking forward to watching the rest tonight ;) Great video!
Thank you for another wonderful video, this time a great trip in the Lake District! Don't worry about the train bit at the end...ppl always take the reserved seats, not always on purpose either, we learned this riding up in Scotland. How kind of the local who got you to the train in time. Cheers again from Canada, keep up the great work.❤
Glad you enjoyed it, and yeah my seat’s been taken before and I’ve been fine with it, but for some reason this time it just upset me 😭 not sure if it was exhaustion, stress, not wanting to leave the lakes, hormones or something else. And I’m soooo grateful to that friendly local, I don’t know what I would’ve done otherwise!
Randomly found your videos. Must say it’s given me inspiration to do some solo camping. I’ve ran the ulllswater way three times always loved it but I think maybe I should walk around the next time 😊
Wow that means so much! It’s such a stunning place, I genuinely think I’ll go back and do the hike again next year. So glad you enjoyed it & that it made you want to go out & camp!♥️
We stayed at cross dormont camp site for my stag with a couple of friends, can confirm lovely wee site, had it to ourselves for three days last September
Technical you couldn't ask them to get out of your seat, could you? Not been on too many trains but have got them from Liverpool to Runcorn, and liverpool to Wales and have reserved a seat a few times and the t&c said that the seat isn't guaranteed and someone may be using it. I read the t&c because the reserved seat cost the same and I wondered why, turned out that was the reason. But if it's different for the train you was on and you paid more for that seat then I would of said something to them, and I have really bad social anxiety
Yeah I think at the time I was too shy, usually I don’t think I’d have an issue politely asking but for some reason, whether that be the stress of the bus not showing and nearly missing the train, or leaving a trail that I’d miss, or whatever reason, I was too shy and just sat down in the only other available seat & figured it was too late to say anything after that 😂 tbh I think I was a little hormonal at the time too if you know what I mean 😅
Thank you Tiny pine !!! I'm 44 battling with depression and anxiety your a inspiration!! So much so.. I'm going too go back out into the wild again !! Watching your journey's makes me happy and what I'm missing in life thank you and take care ❤
That is such a huge compliment oh my gosh! I’m so glad my videos are helping you that means everything! I hope you enjoy exploring the wild and wonderful, best of luck!😁♥️
Wonderfull Vids, i used to hike all the trails youve covered as i used to live in cumbria, brings back so many memories, all the best from usa and keep the vids coming.
Glad you’re enjoying them, and you’re lucky to have lived in Cumbria! I’d love to one day 😁
@@Orenjen Im sure that if you put your mind to it, you could move their one day lol
Thanks for sharing :-)
***in my best Phoebe Buffey Accent***
This is entirely new information!!!!
I spend a lot of time in the Far Eastern, Eastern and Northern lakes as i use public transport and the links from Penrith are great, I practically have a season ticket for the 508, but a walking trail from Penrith to Pooley Bridge is news to me. I'm gonna check that out deffo. What was the link trail like?
I was up in Patterdale earlier this week for a wildcamp that didnt go to plan. thankfully i always have escape routes in mind.
Yeah the Eamont Way is pretty much brand new, and I had no idea about it at the time & was one of the first to hike it! 😂
It’s a great trail in my opinion, I really did enjoy it, despite it being very muddy after heavy springtime rainfall, but that’s a given for UK countryside 😁 it’s something like 5.5 miles, so is doable in 2-3 hours I reckon. I think it took me 2
Well done darling. I was almost crying at the end 😊
What an achievement, and you overcame obstacles... physically and mentally xx so proud of you xx
♥️♥️♥️ that’s so lovely thank you 😁♥️
I can certainly relate to your commentary on mental health topics... so thank you for sharing
Thank you, that’s why I share on those topics because I know it’s important to talk about ♥️
This was absolutely stunning, atmosphere and overall cinematography are NatGeo quality here my friend! Congrats, you created masterpiece here!
That’s so lovely thank you! I’m so glad you think so, and coming from you that’s a hell of a compliment. Your videos are stunning!
Ullswater, the first place I ever visited in the lakes, fell in love with the place, great video Jen ✌
It’s absolutely stunning there I’m not surprised ☺️⛰️
Wow. Loved this. I literally spent this afternoon curled up on my sofa drinking a coffee or two watching this. A friend and myself camped in Glenridding many years ago. And we did the Helvellyn fell walk and Stridinge edge. A stunning part of the world as captured beautifully in your video. And I really appreciate you taking about mental health issues. I also have clinically diagnosed anxiety and it really does help do much when others talk about it. Thank you for that. And I absolutely love your narration. You are so full of awe and wonder. Its fantastic. Really uplifting.
What a wonderful wet and muddy trail and a fantastic outdoor adventure. Incredibly beautiful highlights along the trail. I am looking forward to watching the rest tonight ;) Great video!
Thank you so much!😃
;)@@Orenjen
Thank you for another wonderful video, this time a great trip in the Lake District! Don't worry about the train bit at the end...ppl always take the reserved seats, not always on purpose either, we learned this riding up in Scotland. How kind of the local who got you to the train in time. Cheers again from Canada, keep up the great work.❤
Glad you enjoyed it, and yeah my seat’s been taken before and I’ve been fine with it, but for some reason this time it just upset me 😭 not sure if it was exhaustion, stress, not wanting to leave the lakes, hormones or something else. And I’m soooo grateful to that friendly local, I don’t know what I would’ve done otherwise!
Inspirational, as the saying goes. Be one of the few who dares to follow there dreams :-)
I love that, thank you 😁
Thanks very much for producing such a great video , I've just watched the full video and loved very second of it , truly amazing
So glad! Thank you for the lovely words 😁
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing!
Wow great trip. great views. well done.
Thank you!☺️
Randomly found your videos. Must say it’s given me inspiration to do some solo camping. I’ve ran the ulllswater way three times always loved it but I think maybe I should walk around the next time 😊
Wow that means so much! It’s such a stunning place, I genuinely think I’ll go back and do the hike again next year. So glad you enjoyed it & that it made you want to go out & camp!♥️
Great content - I've been thinking about doing the trail myself, this has convinced me :)
That’s amazing! I’m so glad, and I hope you have an amazing time when you do 😁
We stayed at cross dormont camp site for my stag with a couple of friends, can confirm lovely wee site, had it to ourselves for three days last September
That sounds so amazing, I’ll definitely have to check it out one day!
@@Orenjen would deffo recommend, the farmer and his wife that run it are lovely, and as you know plenty of nice walks to do near by!
love the vibe!!! it's refreshing that you don't film your own face for the entire video - a rarity on youtube! a really lovely video :-D
Haha thank you! Glad you think so 😁
Have you tried black crag
I haven’t yet! Is that the one near Tarn Hows?
Technical you couldn't ask them to get out of your seat, could you? Not been on too many trains but have got them from Liverpool to Runcorn, and liverpool to Wales and have reserved a seat a few times and the t&c said that the seat isn't guaranteed and someone may be using it. I read the t&c because the reserved seat cost the same and I wondered why, turned out that was the reason. But if it's different for the train you was on and you paid more for that seat then I would of said something to them, and I have really bad social anxiety
Yeah I think at the time I was too shy, usually I don’t think I’d have an issue politely asking but for some reason, whether that be the stress of the bus not showing and nearly missing the train, or leaving a trail that I’d miss, or whatever reason, I was too shy and just sat down in the only other available seat & figured it was too late to say anything after that 😂 tbh I think I was a little hormonal at the time too if you know what I mean 😅