One of the first dates with my wife of 56 years was the Snowdon Horseshoe , starting with Crib Goch in 1963. . Although I had climbed a lot including Austrian / Italian Alps, it was a first for her. In 2017 on a visit from Canada we were up Snowdon again -- by train . However our Children and Grandchildren did it the proper way. Video was nostalgic for me. Thank you.Mike
I first climbed Snowdon during a school trip aged 13, that was 54 years ago. From the top we could see Ireland! On the way down we stopped to rest, eat and skim stones into Glaslyn. I swear the guy in the red jacket at 7.50 was standing at the same spot where I, trying hard to throw the best skimmer, overbalanced and fell into the lake. It was bloody cold and provided the rest of our party with a good laugh.
Well done Anna. Having rescued numerous people over the years off Crib Goch from the (relative) safety of a helicopter, it was great to see what it's like on the ridge itself. And having seen your footage, I'm glad I haven't tried it myself - nothing more embarrassing than having to be rescued by your own mates!!
Well done climbing it I did it in 2007 , never climbed before and I think went the most difficult route possible. I was on vertical wall climbing up most of the time . Had running shoes and beer in rucksack. I was glad a survived and I won't be doing that again lol
3:52...birds are smarter than many humans. They realise people are more likely to fall off Crib Goch if they are only using one hand to hold on and the other to film.
I did Watkins Way on a school trip in around '78 when I was 14 - not easy. Many a tale to tell on that trip. Then returned in 1980 and did the Pyg track with my Mum, Dad and Sister. The amount of people we passed in flip flops was unbelievable. Both times I remember the worstest but bestest cup of tea in the world ever - boiling point gets lower as you ascend I think. Best wishes to anyone who attempts Crib Goch - be safe and be happy xxxxxx
Did this a few days ago, I was absolutely on top of the world. I loved every second, I cannot wait to do it again! I did it with a guide but am ready to do it solo, I'm usually a massive risk taker so my family were like ain't no way we are letting you do that on your own. Understandable since it was the first time I have ever done a scramble. So good.
Sorry but that freeze frame and zipping noise at 0:24 was sheer artistry, certainly brilliant movie making material. It was the freeze frame just as the say Crib Goch, the sheep stops and looks at you, BRILLIANT.
Great video! The first time I did Crib Goch there was no wind and it was possible to walk along the top without holding on! I wouldn't dare now I am older and wiser!
Wow, well done for making this, very brave! I'm fine with heights, but definitely not risk of death from falling on such an exposed and uneven ledge. Even if my balance was ok which is a big if, I'd worry about a sudden gust of wind...I was offered the chance to do this, but I'm very glad I took the easy route up in the end.
I got anxiety watching this because my vape was on empty and I risked burning a 4 day coil. But I refilled it and realised you're an adventurer not a TicToc narcissist. All good, Crib Goch looks tough compared to Striding Edge.
Enjoyable video, particularly the humorous interjections. I admire your sense of balance while videoing and negotiating the ridge one handed. It took me back to the time I did the ridge with my now grown up son in the days before GoPros. Thanks.
. . . Crib Goch is probably not the best choice for a first go at the over 3000s in Wales . . . Y Garn and the Glyders would be a good first go . . . or Snowdon via one of the other routes . . . . . . people don't realise the sheer energy drain that an ascent like that puts on you . . .
Its not that dangerous if a little bit of forward planning and research in undertaken. Crib Goch is not technically challenging, it may be a Grade 1 scramble, but its not a difficult mountain, thousands of walkers cross its ridge every year, and compared to say Snowdon which is across the valley straight ahead, it claims fewer casualties. It is certainly very exposed, and some of its ridge is above 3000ft in height, so it commands respect, but its within the capabilities of just about anyone with a head for heights. Its those walkers who have not familiarised themselves with the challenge and exposure of such a tall mountain. A lot of walkers attempt Crib Goch, not knowing what to expect, and its those people who get into difficulties.
It's exposed. But there's plenty of space along it to relax and sit down etc. It's only dangerous because the sides are scary if you look down. But there's shit loads of space along the ridge. Always looks bad on camera
Just came across your video..... great footage. I did it in May'12 with my walking mates (average age of the group back then would have been around 66yrs). I was too busy crawling along the ridge to think of filming the experience so it was great to view your footage. It was the scariest thing I've done as I'm not comfortable with heights but a fantastic feeling of achievement after I had completed it. I wouldn't do it again BUT this May the same group, older, though not wiser, spent a week in The Lake District. I completed Jake's Rake, and parts of that I thought were worse than Crib Goch. Again, some very exposed sections on the way up. If you get up to The Lakes check it out.
its on my list to do, ive been up ben nevis 3 times, scafell pike twice and Snowdon 4 times from various routes, I didn't realise crib goch was so close hahah oh well next time I'm up that way will give it a bash. cheers for the views!
When you finish scrambling Crib Goh you can take wild path on the right just before the path to Snowdon and then get to very beautiful lake with little waterfall. Stunning place and not many people know about it :-)
There's one good thing Anna apart from the amazing views and that is you filmed at the same time as traversing the ridge - Nik did his bit. That's got to be a plus for your courage factor. I must say the studio you and the outdoor you are two very different creatures. Great video. Mark.
This is a very revealing video of what this route throws. I'd be a little uncomfortable without ropes on the scramble up the ridge. Still want to try 😊
I did the miners track with my 5 year old on Sunday 29th August. I thought that was difficult.. But Oh my god.. this one is super scary. But I am now challenging myself to do this track in my next visit. thank you for showing the path. It definitely helps. :) And lovely video..
I really like this video! It is entertaining and inspiring at the same time. The voice over is so lovely and warm, I really enjoyed it. You are such a great person Anna!
If you liked that look into climbing the Anoch Egach in (above) Glen Coe, Scottish Highlands. Will make Crib Goch seem like a breeze - not substantially harder, just an awful lot longer :)
Very well done to you. I have thought about doing this route for years but have always put it off because I am too much of a scaredy-cat when it comes to sheer drops. However, your video has been an inspiration to me and I am determined to do it later this year, probably around about May 2018. Although I won't be carrying a selfie stick - I will need to concentrate on where I am putting my feet.
well put together ! done Crib Goch a few years ago just to tick it off and swore i would not do it again . but making plans for this year . my favourite route is watkin back down the south ridge taking in y Aran .
Amazingly I was in a very similar situation to yourself. Never been up there. Didn't have a clue what crib goch was, I suppose a blessing was that I didn't know what crib goch was. Your video sums up my sentiments exactly. And if I wasn't clinging to the rock face fearing for my life I may well have taken some video. When we went up it was cloudy as hell, down to about 10 metres visibility. Which in hind sight is a good thing, if I had seen the drastic fall to my death I may well have not made it. Glad I did it? Errrrrrr yes. Would I do it again? No no no no nooooooooooo.
Hey 🤔 I swear Anna taught me propper articulation on TH-cam haha small world. I did Snowdon for the first time a couple of weeks ago via Llanberis path. Even though it was busy I loved it. I'll definitely be doing Crib-Goch when I return, providing my company feel confident.
I nearly did this route, got to the start of the knife edge and bricked it. None of my fellow walkers argued for going on. Think I'm getting old, hahahah
When i did that root a helicopter was at eye level with us on the ridge. It was great fun. Im proud of my younger sister who did the horseshoe at age 12
Great video. beautiful views. I love mount Snowdon. The bussiest mountain in europe and maybe the world. Crib Goch. The red ridge. Did you have anybody pass you from the other way on the narrow parts? Very scarey if the person coming towards you is not confident.
Nice to seen the ole lass again, not been up since 2000. Couldn't remember the exposed bits - must do it again one day. Recommend 'Ring of Steal' next only one wee bit of leg wobble, and grand day out.
Really enjoyed this video,non macho style very refreshing! Made me want to try this route. Been up Snowden 5 times and always had cloud! Great job- thank you.
Maybe it's because I'm British, but these types of mountains fill me with more awe than the Alps or the Pyrenees ever do - even if they're much taller in height.
that was awesome, too bad the cloud cover rolled in, that would have been a spectacular view. never the less the sight of you having fun is more enjoyable than seeing the land from above
Great job! Just came across your English channel, and then found this one. I'm going to learn to surf this summer. Wish me luck! I'll cheer for you, too!
I’m a tree climber,my m8 asked me to do this.I found it on you tube(Showed a sheep falling off it,)I never went!!!Latest news is I’m still alive!!He did it though.(Insane!)
Respect! The views were obviously worth it. Not sure if I would have managed it, maybe if I were a bit younger? But seriously a great video; take care!
Hello thanks for your video. Can you tell me how you put together the voice over for the first 53 seconds over the video clips. Do you put the video clips into the timeline first and then speak over them.? Ive never understood how its done. Hope you can help. David
Anna's Big Adventure. Hi Anna, are you seeing the images on the timeline of your video editor when you are making the voice recording though. ? Or do you just make a voice recording and then put that on to the Timeline and then add the images to fit in with that voice recording. ?
Enjoyed the video, it’s my next trip! Be interested in knowing what equipment you used to film it? I’m trying to work out the best way to film hiking without my heavy DJI steadicam 🤔
You can use the GoPro with their steady cam option as it’s much lighter but not always great for sound. A good iPhone can also do the trick these days. Or a Sony RX100 type of blogging camera.
@@AnnasBigAdventure yeah I've had a steady cam for my old GoPro before which was quite good. I guess GoPro would be best for the ever changing weather conditions and then maybe use a clip mic plugged into my phone for the talking and sync up after
Yeah if you need to capture clear audio then your phone and a clip mic is a good option. It’s tricky getting the right lot for blogging these adventures. Some of my equipment won’t work in certain temperatures, or altitudes. I always tend to take a couple of options out to ensure I am covered. My new iPhone 11 captures awesome footage and I’d be tempted to have it as a backup.
I believe I was using my Canon vlogging camera, I would recommend a GoPro for action footage or a flip screen vlogging camera. Think the equipment I use is in the description of my videos.
Me and my dad summited snowdon on may 18th 2019 but weather was not on our side as clouds quickly rolled in so we could only see about 5 metres in front of us
Anna's Big Adventure thank you i wish we had good views but well done for doing crib goch in August me and my dad are going to try and summit try-fan one of the trickier mountains in wales you should try it 👍🏻🙏🏻
Good luck. We will do it at some point, but probably not with the baby. My friend had a very nasty fall on it last year. To be honest she was lucky to survive. These mountains are not to be underestimated.
When I was in the army leading a group of soldiers along crib goch we came across a man and woman in their late 60s. He was a vicar wearing a dog collar I think she was his wife...wearing stiletto heels and stockings!
Ha ha, that lake. I did crib Goch in the 90s with my brother and some of the lads from work. When we were up on the ridge or somewhere up the mountain, we were trying to gauge how far away the lake was, and trying to land stones in it. You lose sense of size and distance because of the sheer scale of everything. It's funny, I found helvellyn scarier than cribgoch though, Had a bit of a moment up there, I wasn't liking it too much
One of the first dates with my wife of 56 years was the Snowdon Horseshoe , starting with Crib Goch in 1963. . Although I had climbed a lot including Austrian / Italian Alps, it was a first for her. In 2017 on a visit from Canada we were up Snowdon again -- by train . However our Children and Grandchildren did it the proper way. Video was nostalgic for me. Thank you.Mike
How was the climb for the alps? I’m recently getting into mountaineering and love hearing new stories.
I first climbed Snowdon during a school trip aged 13, that was 54 years ago. From the top we could see Ireland! On the way down we stopped to rest, eat and skim stones into Glaslyn. I swear the guy in the red jacket at 7.50 was standing at the same spot where I, trying hard to throw the best skimmer, overbalanced and fell into the lake. It was bloody cold and provided the rest of our party with a good laugh.
Completely different experience--no snow; glaciers, crevasses etc .More akin to Hill Walklng
What a great video. the first time I did Crib Goch I swore I'd never do it again, 30 years later I'm still doing it.
Well done Anna. Having rescued numerous people over the years off Crib Goch from the (relative) safety of a helicopter, it was great to see what it's like on the ridge itself. And having seen your footage, I'm glad I haven't tried it myself - nothing more embarrassing than having to be rescued by your own mates!!
+Pilbo2gp :) thanks for the comment.
Pilbo2gp as a winchman, you went never over on a day off and ran up Grib?
That would be entertaining to be rescued by your own team. Quite the experience.
Pilbo2gp well you haven’t you sound like a 12 year old trying to seem cool
Well done climbing it
I did it in 2007 , never climbed before and I think went the most difficult route possible.
I was on vertical wall climbing up most of the time . Had running shoes and beer in rucksack.
I was glad a survived and I won't be doing that again lol
3:52...birds are smarter than many humans. They realise people are more likely to fall off Crib Goch if they are only using one hand to hold on and the other to film.
Never be happy of founding birds egs on a trekking....it is probably a bird that would eat you after trowing you a stone on your head 😊
Left side of CG is easy and you cant really fall :-)
@@redzisan That's reassuring :-) ... I really want to do this in not-too-distant-future ! How would you describe the scramble up to the ridge ?
Yes, I would feel better with two hands available :-)
I did Watkins Way on a school trip in around '78 when I was 14 - not easy. Many a tale to tell on that trip. Then returned in 1980 and did the Pyg track with my Mum, Dad and Sister. The amount of people we passed in flip flops was unbelievable. Both times I remember the worstest but bestest cup of tea in the world ever - boiling point gets lower as you ascend I think. Best wishes to anyone who attempts Crib Goch - be safe and be happy xxxxxx
Did this a few days ago, I was absolutely on top of the world. I loved every second, I cannot wait to do it again! I did it with a guide but am ready to do it solo, I'm usually a massive risk taker so my family were like ain't no way we are letting you do that on your own. Understandable since it was the first time I have ever done a scramble. So good.
I guess you think that being a "massive risk taker" is cool... until you die and that won't be so cool, would it? 🙄💀💀
No chance! Had to call "mum" when I was stuck on my garage roof! And I'm 44!
I did the Snowdon Horseshoe when I was 16 - this weekend I am doing it for second time - 41 years later !
Sorry but that freeze frame and zipping noise at 0:24 was sheer artistry, certainly brilliant movie making material. It was the freeze frame just as the say Crib Goch, the sheep stops and looks at you, BRILLIANT.
Thank you Norman, I am glad someone noticed that. :)
Great video! The first time I did Crib Goch there was no wind and it was possible to walk along the top without holding on! I wouldn't dare now I am older and wiser!
Well done. It seems like you done the Track effortlessly ❤️
I will try this again this Friday 20th 2022.
Wow, well done for making this, very brave! I'm fine with heights, but definitely not risk of death from falling on such an exposed and uneven ledge. Even if my balance was ok which is a big if, I'd worry about a sudden gust of wind...I was offered the chance to do this, but I'm very glad I took the easy route up in the end.
I got anxiety watching this because my vape was on empty and I risked burning a 4 day coil. But I refilled it and realised you're an adventurer not a TicToc narcissist. All good, Crib Goch looks tough compared to Striding Edge.
Enjoyable video, particularly the humorous interjections. I admire your sense of balance while videoing and negotiating the ridge one handed. It took me back to the time I did the ridge with my now grown up son in the days before GoPros. Thanks.
. . . Crib Goch is probably not the best choice for a first go at the over 3000s in Wales . . . Y Garn and the Glyders would be a good first go . . . or Snowdon via one of the other routes . . .
. . . people don't realise the sheer energy drain that an ascent like that puts on you . . .
Going to take this adventure next month but not sure if I’ll take Crib Goch path 🤔
Perhaps decide nearer the time when you now what the weather will be like.
Its not that dangerous if a little bit of forward planning and research in undertaken.
Crib Goch is not technically challenging, it may be a Grade 1 scramble, but its not a difficult mountain, thousands of walkers cross its ridge every year, and compared to say Snowdon which is across the valley straight ahead, it claims fewer casualties.
It is certainly very exposed, and some of its ridge is above 3000ft in height, so it commands respect, but its within the capabilities of just about anyone with a head for heights.
Its those walkers who have not familiarised themselves with the challenge and exposure of such a tall mountain.
A lot of walkers attempt Crib Goch, not knowing what to expect, and its those people who get into difficulties.
It's exposed. But there's plenty of space along it to relax and sit down etc. It's only dangerous because the sides are scary if you look down. But there's shit loads of space along the ridge. Always looks bad on camera
Afzal, both routes start at Pen y Pass car park, but from different sides (north for Pyg track, west for Miner's track).
Brilliant video , my heart was in my mouth just watching you guys . Well done 👍
Just came across your video..... great footage. I did it in May'12 with my walking mates (average age of the group back then would have been around 66yrs). I was too busy crawling along the ridge to think of filming the experience so it was great to view your footage. It was the scariest thing I've done as I'm not comfortable with heights but a fantastic feeling of achievement after I had completed it. I wouldn't do it again BUT this May the same group, older, though not wiser, spent a week in The Lake District. I completed Jake's Rake, and parts of that I thought were worse than Crib Goch. Again, some very exposed sections on the way up. If you get up to The Lakes check it out.
Is the route up marked; especially where it diverts from the pyg track ??? Thanks
its on my list to do, ive been up ben nevis 3 times, scafell pike twice and Snowdon 4 times from various routes, I didn't realise crib goch was so close hahah oh well next time I'm up that way will give it a bash. cheers for the views!
Birds circling overhead, Nah they're buzzards waiting for some fool kill.
When you finish scrambling Crib Goh you can take wild path on the right just before the path to Snowdon and then get to very beautiful lake with little waterfall. Stunning place and not many people know about it :-)
There's one good thing Anna apart from the amazing views and that is you filmed at the same time as traversing the ridge - Nik did his bit. That's got to be a plus for your courage factor. I must say the studio you and the outdoor you are two very different creatures. Great video. Mark.
+Wye Explorer yes this channel is a closer glimpse at Anna the person rather than Anna the teacher.
Perhaps I wasn't clean..... I meant the external or more manicured image portrayed. There might well be though the outdoor vs teacher...
This is a very revealing video of what this route throws. I'd be a little uncomfortable without ropes on the scramble up the ridge. Still want to try 😊
I was honestly pretty scared
Man I love how raw Wales looks. Great video
I did the miners track with my 5 year old on Sunday 29th August. I thought that was difficult.. But Oh my god.. this one is super scary. But I am now challenging myself to do this track in my next visit. thank you for showing the path. It definitely helps. :) And lovely video..
5 year old? really?
@@XxxXxx-fo1zi Yeah. My kid hiked the entire journey to the summit on the Miners track also called the Pyg track. We took the train back though..
I really like this video! It is entertaining and inspiring at the same time. The voice over is so lovely and warm, I really enjoyed it.
You are such a great person Anna!
Want to scale across a cliff face, risking possible death?
Me: no thank you.
If you liked that look into climbing the Anoch Egach in (above) Glen Coe, Scottish Highlands. Will make Crib Goch seem like a breeze - not substantially harder, just an awful lot longer :)
That beginning could be part of an actual movie. Well done.
Hi. Have you tried piatra craiului or fagaras mountains in romania? If not you should tri it. It nice
I haven’t tried it but thank you for the recommendation. Will take a look.
Well done, I did the same climb a few years ago and know how tough it is. Great footage as well and really nice job editing.
Thanks Andy
I went up there via the Watkin Path today did crib Goch last month.
I like to scramble, it allows me to get my breath back.
The way I like my egg's
Very well done to you. I have thought about doing this route for years but have always put it off because I am too much of a scaredy-cat when it comes to sheer drops. However, your video has been an inspiration to me and I am determined to do it later this year, probably around about May 2018. Although I won't be carrying a selfie stick - I will need to concentrate on where I am putting my feet.
well put together ! done Crib Goch a few years ago just to tick it off and swore i would not do it again . but making plans for this year . my favourite route is watkin back down the south ridge taking in y Aran .
We did Aran last year when I was pregnant. Another good days hiking. Good luck with your revisit of Crib Goch.
Is it sped up at 320, or is that guy running along in the far distance?
Amazingly I was in a very similar situation to yourself. Never been up there. Didn't have a clue what crib goch was, I suppose a blessing was that I didn't know what crib goch was.
Your video sums up my sentiments exactly. And if I wasn't clinging to the rock face fearing for my life I may well have taken some video. When we went up it was cloudy as hell, down to about 10 metres visibility. Which in hind sight is a good thing, if I had seen the drastic fall to my death I may well have not made it.
Glad I did it? Errrrrrr yes. Would I do it again? No no no no nooooooooooo.
Hey 🤔 I swear Anna taught me propper articulation on TH-cam haha small world.
I did Snowdon for the first time a couple of weeks ago via Llanberis path. Even though it was busy I loved it. I'll definitely be doing Crib-Goch when I return, providing my company feel confident.
Petes Eats 👍 03:51 - Lived down there for years, Nant Peris.
I don't blame you for not filming on the knife edge, but I was expecting more than the 1 second shot @ 5.31 due to the title of the video.
I nearly did this route, got to the start of the knife edge and bricked it. None of my fellow walkers argued for going on. Think I'm getting old, hahahah
When i did that root a helicopter was at eye level with us on the ridge. It was great fun. Im proud of my younger sister who did the horseshoe at age 12
wow, me 2 m8
Hi Anna, I did the exact same route only on the knife edge the mist came down and I was stuck there for 3 hours I ached all over. ⛺️👍
Wow what a scary experience. Glad you got through it
Great video. beautiful views. I love mount Snowdon. The bussiest mountain in europe and maybe the world. Crib Goch. The red ridge. Did you have anybody pass you from the other way on the narrow parts? Very scarey if the person coming towards you is not confident.
No the few people on the route were all going in the same direction luckily. :)
Yorkshire three peaks ? Any of them, pen-y-gent and ingleborough are the most challenging, you see some beautiful and amazing things along the way :)
Loved Nicolas's camera work :)
Nice to seen the ole lass again, not been up since 2000. Couldn't remember the exposed bits - must do it again one day. Recommend 'Ring of Steal' next only one wee bit of leg wobble, and grand day out.
Really enjoyed this video,non macho style very refreshing! Made me want to try this route. Been up Snowden 5 times and always had cloud! Great job- thank you.
+Andrew Haywood glad you liked it :)
How did you do this on a fine day??
Great video thank you. I'm traveling from USA end of the month. What time of year did you climb? Do you think I will need cold clothes? Cheers
Maybe it's because I'm British, but these types of mountains fill me with more awe than the Alps or the Pyrenees ever do - even if they're much taller in height.
0:24 - ha ha that sheep shot! love it!
that was awesome, too bad the cloud cover rolled in, that would have been a spectacular view. never the less the sight of you having fun is more enjoyable than seeing the land from above
Yeah would have been great to have a clear day
Brilliant video...thanks for sharing, hoping to do this route in Sept!
I hope you have good weather for it, as it really is so pretty.
Not sure how i got onto this video but it was a good video and funny well done guys, Its been emotional :-)
Thank you Andrew, I appreciate you dropping by, however you ended up here. Do you hike much?
Hi there you might say I’ve done a bit over the years, 😀 ironically I’ve only just done crib cogh and even I’ve got to say omg 😀 it was scary ✌️
Just when you think you’ve cracked it ... then you hit the pinnacles .
They scared the bejesus out of me on my only time up there 🤣🤣🤣
great video. you really touch on how challenging these mountains can be, you should do way way way more.
Great job! Just came across your English channel, and then found this one. I'm going to learn to surf this summer. Wish me luck! I'll cheer for you, too!
Good luck :)
:):)
This is possibly the best video that shows how hard this route is and it didn't even begin to show how hard and stupid this route is!
Great editing! Very dramatic :) And what a view from the top of the mountains!
Thank you Yuya. :)
How about the the full East to West traverse of Suilven? :)
really fun route up Snowden....better in winter when there's less people having panic attacks blocking the way
I’m a tree climber,my m8 asked me to do this.I found it on you tube(Showed a sheep falling off it,)I never went!!!Latest news is I’m still alive!!He did it though.(Insane!)
You have guts Anna and are not a quitter!
:) Thanks Craig, I am glad you think so. I try to challenge myself.
Dang the views up there look incredible. Such a fun exhilarating experience i'm sure !!!
It was a great scramble for sure
Very cool going up Watkin path this Saturday yay never been to the top
Good luck today. I hope you enjoy it.
Respect! The views were obviously worth it. Not sure if I would have managed it, maybe if I were a bit younger? But seriously a great video; take care!
Striding edge next?
Hello thanks for your video. Can you tell me how you put together the voice over for the first 53 seconds over the video clips. Do you put the video clips into the timeline first and then speak over them.? Ive never understood how its done. Hope you can help. David
+David Keel I record it using a mic plugged in to my computer using GarageBand :)
Anna's Big Adventure. Hi Anna, are you seeing the images on the timeline of your video editor when you are making the voice recording though. ? Or do you just make a voice recording and then put that on to the Timeline and then add the images to fit in with that voice recording. ?
+David Keel record the audio and chop it up in the timeline to match video
Anna's Big Adventure. Great answer. thank you. Sorry my first question didnt fully explaining what I was trying to ask.
Nice video. I'm still rooting for you.Stay healthy.
Thank you :)
Enjoyed the video, it’s my next trip!
Be interested in knowing what equipment you used to film it? I’m trying to work out the best way to film hiking without my heavy DJI steadicam 🤔
You can use the GoPro with their steady cam option as it’s much lighter but not always great for sound. A good iPhone can also do the trick these days. Or a Sony RX100 type of blogging camera.
@@AnnasBigAdventure yeah I've had a steady cam for my old GoPro before which was quite good. I guess GoPro would be best for the ever changing weather conditions and then maybe use a clip mic plugged into my phone for the talking and sync up after
Yeah if you need to capture clear audio then your phone and a clip mic is a good option. It’s tricky getting the right lot for blogging these adventures. Some of my equipment won’t work in certain temperatures, or altitudes. I always tend to take a couple of options out to ensure I am covered. My new iPhone 11 captures awesome footage and I’d be tempted to have it as a backup.
Climbing this was the scariest thing I’ve done in my life
This style of video is excellent! love it!! :D
Really glad you like it. I spent a hours editing this one. :)
Well, I'm sure you know by now that I am a returning fan of yours anyway! I just love your videos! On all three of the channels!
i was in wales last week in harlech the weather was awsome great video
I do like Wales :)
stunning place going to port merrion in a couple of weeks keep up the cool vids
Nice, enjoy it
Great video! You'd never get me up there, that looked tough!
I had no idea what I was agreeing to before I set off. lol.
Try out the glen coe ridge walk
Good Initiative
Great short film to show what this route is to a non walker like myself.
I love Grib Gogh 👍🏻nice upload
What camera did you use foe the climb
I believe I was using my Canon vlogging camera, I would recommend a GoPro for action footage or a flip screen vlogging camera. Think the equipment I use is in the description of my videos.
Good video like the techniques and you have made it very light hearted when as I have done that route I know it's very serious and scary 🙈🙈🙈
thank you :)
😂🤣 brilliantly edited very funny.
I’d like to watch any video or film with Nic’s commentary, humming and finger. It would enhance anything I feel! 🤣
Really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing 😃
Me and my dad summited snowdon on may 18th 2019 but weather was not on our side as clouds quickly rolled in so we could only see about 5 metres in front of us
Congratulations for coping with those bad weather conditions.
Anna's Big Adventure thank you i wish we had good views but well done for doing crib goch in August me and my dad are going to try and summit try-fan one of the trickier mountains in wales you should try it 👍🏻🙏🏻
Good luck. We will do it at some point, but probably not with the baby. My friend had a very nasty fall on it last year. To be honest she was lucky to survive. These mountains are not to be underestimated.
Anna's Big Adventure tell your friend I’m very sorry i hope she is ok no one deserves to fall on a mountain she is very lucky 🙏🏻
Good video Girl. Well done. I enjoyed this
Well done you! I don’t fancy getting to it let alone going along that ridge!! 👍
I've only done Helvellyn which is no where near as hard as that one I think.🙈 Hope I can do that too...
Lovely..Well done
When I was in the army leading a group of soldiers along crib goch we came across a man and woman in their late 60s. He was a vicar wearing a dog collar I think she was his wife...wearing stiletto heels and stockings!
Ha ha, that lake. I did crib Goch in the 90s with my brother and some of the lads from work. When we were up on the ridge or somewhere up the mountain, we were trying to gauge how far away the lake was, and trying to land stones in it. You lose sense of size and distance because of the sheer scale of everything. It's funny, I found helvellyn scarier than cribgoch though, Had a bit of a moment up there, I wasn't liking it too much
Nice vid I went up Snowdon last year.
I love it up there I've done the pig track a few times
My teacher told me to watch this because we are learning about Climbing mount snowdon
My teacher told me to watch this and were learning about debates! owo
Will you be climbing Mount Snowdon with your class?
No
We are just learning
... good job! ... if you fancy a challenge then try the 3000s ... all the peaks in Snowdonia over 3000ft in 24 hours ...