Well done the both of you. Yes you are right James, some of us are not able to get up those beautiful mountains anymore. Thank you for taking us with you.
Oh well bloody done on that challenging hike! How many times james did you wish there was a pub round the corner lol Your just two gorgeous people who value the world around you Absolutley wonderful to watch and very inspiring for me personally to go out and challenge myself, my heads not in a good place at the moment but you two have lifted my heart just watching you Thankyou so much ❤xx
A wonderful video iam pretty much house bound as ive got heart disease theres no way on earth i could attempt such a walk so thanks for taking me along what stunning views and a touching tribute to helens mum best wishes Phil,,, 🙏👍
My son gets e climbing up hills. It absolutely crazes me! I'm a year off 70 and he has not a clue how it jiggers my back up! Hats off to you two fitties! Thank you for your lovely videos.
Brought a tear to my eye Helen ❤ lost me gran 2019 dad last year n me mum last month. Took dads and my grandmas ashes to the great orm in Llandudno to be with me grandad and uncle. Lots of love Helen xxx James kudos to you, you looked chuffed at the summit ok the pike! Absolutely fantastic. Dont wanna interfere but it might be any idea to carry afew more tactical items doing the more higher terrains ❤ id hate for you to fall or miss judge footing etc. X
My eyes light up every time I see your notification. Another great video but by the end I felt your pain. I’ve done it myself in the past up Malvern Hills and Brecon Beacons. cracking video as always guys!! …. Smithy
I had to stop the vlog at that point both ..the point that you raised a glass ( well bottle ) to mom .. lovely spot .. and I too was reminiscing ..🍻 here's to all our mom's n dad's 🙏.. I'll carry on now watching
When you were talking about viewers who couldn't do this anymore, I am one of those. I used to do a lot of hill walking and loved it. You keep it up for as long as you can. Well done.
Hi James & Helen, I'm very late to the 'By The Curb' party but getting a bit obsessed with your brilliant Vlogs 😃... Going through some old ones and this one touched my heart, it was very emotional to watch but so very well done. I lost my mum 20 years ago my son was only 4 months old as you can imagine it was hell on earth and to this day I feel so sad at times but a few words of comfort. I know if I'm smiling my mum is too, she'll be looking down on me enjoy life to the fullest with amazing people that make a positive difference to me. Just like you Helen 🕊️ Keep smiling and enjoy every single moment ❤️ ☺️ Sorry a bit deep but it really touched me and I know grieving is a painful process. Also I absolutely LOVE the Lakes been going for 25 years, to Ambleside and surrounding areas, stunninggggg views everywhere, it's a place that takes my breath away. Love & hugs Claire 🤗 🍻
Glad you are doing the Lakes. Incredible we have that amazing place. If your joints and blisters trouble you, just tell yourself you are taking one for the team...
I'm sort of house bound ish, due to heart disease and a cardiac arrest not long ago, but I do enjoy hiking vlogs, reminds me of what I used to be capable of, I'm only 58 lol , thank you for the upload 👍😀
Since I've had my half-time orange and a tad more, there's no way I could do that. It's beautiful. Thank you hugely for taking us all with you. Well done lovely people. 🍺🍷😊
Wow what a great walk! Respect to Helen doing that, then getting up for work the next morning. These days if I do a long, hard walk like that It impacts my next couple of days (my hangovers are the same!) I'm totally knackered!, must be a sign of getting older. Hats off to the both of you. I had some of those sticks James, used em once then ended up just stored in the boot of my car, I also found they made things harder than a help.👣👣
Great video.....First time I went up Scarfell Pike was over 50 years ago whilst on a Outward course back in 1970s, we climbed Scarfell 4x in three weeks not to mention just about every other mountain in the Lakes but it sowed a seed for the great outdoors which has stayed with me all my life, we have two grown up sons that I carried them up until they could do it themselves often reaching the summit at sunrise holding a union jack .... I love this beautiful place......Thank-you for sharing your adventure with us and God bless your mum Helen x
OMG Helen is like a mountain goat she makes it look so easy but its bloody hard been up there when I was about 30 years old amazing views as I am 60 today was lovely you sharing this video I am in Cumbria at the moment at Cockermouth but my climbing days are over at the moment at Gin distillery doing some Gin testing near Keswick you did so well James getting up there well done..
What can I say, James this channel is working you really connected with the audience, Helen lot of loving thoughts were with you at the bridge ❤. Be proud you both are lovely people.
Another fantastic video, thank you! I am a Yorkshireman in my 50's and have been living in Cornwall for 27 years, but the lakes are my favourite place. I hiked up Helvellyn alone in the winter of 2002 when all the mountains were snow covered. It was amazing. I have taken my Cornish partner and kids there a few times and they love it too. I went on several school trips in the 80's and always stayed at Patterdale YHA. These were the best times of my life. I also used to ride up there many times in the summer on my motorbike with friends in the 90's.
Brought back many fond memories, I was a regular hiker in that area some 40 years ago and have camped in the Borrowdale valley so many times. Ill health stops me now , so you two have been my eyes , apart from some of the tracks been built up with stones its same as it ever was . Cheers
That looked very dangerous at times James a big well done to you and your good lady , God Bless to Helen's Mum you will always have your memories to treasure , thank you for another great vlog keep on doing what your doing both take care and look forward to another vlog soon .
Aw Helen, I was in tears, coming up to my mums anniversary, it’s so hard isn’t it, but I know she lives on in me, as your mum does in you, take care , let’s keep doing em proud , 🤗 sending hugs x
Stunning views great vblog thanks your both inspirational, arrr Helen I had tear when u were thinking of your dearest muma I lucky had my mum to aged 92 yes young ,she was ready to go to be reunited with my dad, had good life n still knew everybody ,feel for u a mothers love is in your heart ,well done James to as you done it looks hard climb. X
Hi guys, yes I love to watch u both hiking. But I can’t do it anymore as I’ve got arthritis in most of my joints. I never go out the house these days. But u did amazing James well done to both of ya xx ❤
I walked up Scafell pike 50 years ago when i was fifteen and as fit as a butchers dog and my legs are still aching,good on you both for getting to the end of the walk without giving up.
Fabulous, great to see upu both enjoying the magic of SP, along with a nice route. Did this route my first time over 25yrs ago, magic memories. Have been up multiple times various routes since and other beautiful fells also, roughin it in car. Waterproofs James.......take the Helen hint😂. 1pm start thats a late one, im always 6am, see the sun come up, shadows across Great Cable😊😊😊. Pork Pie, any pickle.....Thanks again😊
You just reminded me of my lovely Dad . He always used to say "It's really black ova Bill's muvas " Helen was a mountain goat in a previous life. Thanks for sharing this adventure. I'm physically challenged these days, so I have trouble climbing stairs !! The more you vlog, the more I wish you could do travel vlogs.( At the risk of repeating myself ) Helen is full of info, and your banter is infectious. Love it, and you both. Janice 👵 xxx Be proud James - wow what a finish! So very glad you found each other x
James your doing well... I was like that going up MamTor and this is harder.. you & Helen should do a mountain walk with Bushman & Blue... They are on u tube too...
Great video, now I need to go climb that one 👍 thank you Helen for sharing that moment on the bridge, seeing love in its raw form is always a privilege, hope your legs weren't feeling like concrete for too long, take care
Well done you two for putting these beautiful parts of England on the map should put you both forward for VisitEngland Award for Excellence or happen it should be for Excellence Ambassadors for Good Beer Guides………… Not to mention Best Fish & Chips Reviews 😋 Multi talented xx
Enjoyed the walk guys thanks, beautiful views. Helen has some stamina hardly out of puff unlike some😮💨, probably give a mountain goat a damn good race. Just like you say James some can't do these walks and climbs myself included so it's good to see the countryside, the views and of course listen to your banter. Very enjoyable👌
Aww my heart when you stopped for your mum Helen 😢 🫂 . Enjoyed that, beautiful scenery. I'm up in Scotland, one of the ones James was talking about that can't so it on my own now, can honestly say I'm knackered just watching you guys 😂
Hi Big Man i loved this one , i am nearly 70 now and have been waiting on two knee replacements for a few years now and would love to do this walk , i think i may make it up but think it would be too much strain on my knees getting back down , I always think my own country of Scotland is beautiful but this was also worth seeing , Thank you to you and Helen once again , loved this so much thank you both ....
I so admire you both for hiking like this. I'm fubarred sadly. Damaged spine and knees so I could never hope to do this or view there so your videos are brilliant. You and Helen are so good together on video and your interaction is infectious. Thanks for bringing some proper enjoyment to youtube. Bessy regs- Kenny
Outstanding video !! Thankyou James & Helen for sharing your mountain hike. The scenery looks stunning and all credit to you both for taking us with you. Things like this show you how fit you actually are don’t they. Personally, I would struggle from the word go. Love to you both 💕💕💕
The mist shrouded mountains, the hills, the waterfalls, stunning doesn't do it justice, I would describe this amazing part of Britain as 'savagely beautiful' it's as if the area has its own consciousness which must be respected by us mere humans at all times as we are granted access to it. Thank you for taking us with you, and thank you Helen for sharing such a personal moment with us as you refelcted on your Mum, my heart goes out to you, I, and many others I suspect, have lost a parent or both parents, and life is never the same again....I'm looking forward to sharing many more adventures with you both, take care and all the best!
Thank you for sharing your video, it’s always a pleasure seeing you both in your videos. I climbed it and slept on it with friends yrs ago, it brought back so many happy memories. Thank You both. Eric 😊
Hi both of you well done for getting stuck in and a memory walk for you mum , if your like your mum she must have been a beautiful soul and passed it on to you . beautiful views , your vlogs are spot on, each walk you do will make you stronger, get the mileage in before winter comes , I think your such a sweet loving couple , take care , 😘👏.XX💖💐heart and flowers are for your mum X well done you made it big hug X👏🍹fish and chips and a pint now 😅
( Once I've passed ) I hope I will have had someone in my life who loved me enough to spread my ashes in a beautiful location; and for the same beautiful, loving reasons that Helen spread her Mum's ashes. That said....the music , the landscape , you conversations. Not a single thing I didn't love. So thank you to the both of you.
Well done you two. Did that about 25 years ago with an old pal that`s no longer with us, I was knackered too, I`m 64 now, not sure if I could still make it these days.
It was so good to see you do that walk. My wife and I were last in that valley forty one years ago. It was so good to see it again. Keep up with the walking we're both loving it.
Great vlog guys, ì done most of the walks in the lakes it's easy in your youth but it certainly gets a lot harder as you get older.i didn't fancy the drive back though.
James, regarding the walking poles.....I climbed up Snowdon with them and they were a bloody nuisance. Didn't stop me sliding down on my bottom as we began the descent.. And one of the poles nearly had my eye out as I tried to stop the slide. At the same time, my favourite Ian Poulter baseball cap flew off and floated away down to a field of grazing sheep. I like to think one of them might have took to wearing it. Thanks both for another great video!
Hay-up, did Scafell Pike back in June 1996 with my dad. We stayed at The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel in Langdale, we did a different route to you. The weather was a lot better. For us it was 4 hours up and 3 hours down, a great hike. Great video of you both. God bless and keep well. Xx
G'day to you both, Enjoyed the video. Over here in NZ, it's the custom to put another stone on the cairn as you pass. This helps to maintain the cairn, the strong winds, snow and ice, can dislodge them. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ ☺☺
Well done guys. Great video, warts n all. It's a beautiful hike which I havent done for quite a few years , now you've made me want to revisit. I'm 73 but think I'm 23 and whilst the spirits willing I'm trying hard not to admit that the old bones ain't what they used to be. Went up Ben Lawyer a Scottish Munro, couple of years before the covid thing, thought my legs were going to fall off by time I'd scrambled back down. As for the waterproofs, mine stay in the bag until it's too late so by time I put them on I'm usually drenched. Any way, thanks for the video, great fun (from my armchair)
This was amazing… well done to you both, love the videos, I look out for them everyday. I also do long shifts & I don’t have the energy Helen has, respect to her xx
My son got me lost up a welsh mountain. I slid down to the river in the valley on my bum through the ferns. I was drenched to the skin. We were lost with the mountain ponies. My foot went into a rut on ground level and jarred my old knee. I hobbled back to the car about a mile or so away. Never again will I trust his guidance along routes!
Aw Helen, bless you. Sending you a hug. 🤗 Oh James, better than Southend any day eh? I can't believe you tackled this. Filming, walking with the poles, trying to keep up with Helen (no chance). There wasn't really time for whinging was there, too out of breath. Hats off to you both. Looked proper dangerous. YOU DID IT! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great to see what three words! Thank you ❤ Helen I knew exactly how you were feeling stood on that bridge with your mum. Big hugs x Great video as always from you both
Awww, sending lot's of love and hugs to Helen. My Mum is scattered at The Hole of Horcum which is on the way to Whitby ❤️ and well done to you both on that extravaganza of a walk 😁
lynne, tyne and wear, a watch your show its very interesting yous did great on that hike at great gable, my dad took us out around the places you go he had a car in 1968 we went to those places camping and the fish and chips great life, its really steep where am from as well am came from up beside ravensworth golf course near wrekenton in gateshead and its high always walking up hills keeps us fit, great show. lynne
Sherpa Helen, great well shot and the reason why i gave up to the hills, great summit but desent tell you why all the sherpas are less than 112lbs, geezers like me and James have no chancemuchas gratias xx cristobal
Wow guys that was brilliant. I did the same walk a few years ago & didn’t make it to the top, I got to Sprinkling Tarn & then back down Grains Gill. That downhill is a killer on the legs. I remember well the feeling of desperation to be back at my car haha. Done a few “thank god I’m still alive” hikes 😅
Your doing brilliant you sound fit . I was saying to the hubby I'd like to do that till the scary bits he said " that's to much for you " I agree lol x😅
That was absolutely fantastic wow! Right from beginning to end 🎉❤❤ ma feet are killing me 😂😂😂 no seriously it was incredible and when you got to the top it made me cry. I loved the music can you put a link for the music please? Thank you so much for sharing that. Cheers to your mum Helen ❤ the views were just stunning ❤ awww xx
Wow what a climb, well done to both of you. Helen you are an absolute machine, must be so fit and can't believe you can do all of that with a dodgy hip... what a star! I love the mix of hikes and social on your videos. You need to do a hiking gear review, I love all Helen's coats/waterproofs etc and rucksack plus cover.
I was half expecting you to bump into Henry Turner, because he's up in them hills all the time. I told him I'd never be up there because these legs wouldn't be able to cope these days, its taken me years to learn to walk again, thanks to the National Homicide Service. I used to fly and jump about all over the place in my youth. I used to climb escalators three treds at a time but now I need a safety net to negotiate a curb. I've fallen out of locomotives and I once fell out of my brake van while propelling my train up to Outybridge. No injuries whatsoever, but now I can't keep my footing since compression treatment. Innit grim.
Great walk and as always entertaining, J & H. Thank you. I remember walking Scafell as a kid, beautiful but lung busting as I recall. Last year my wife & I walked to the base camp of the Aconcagua in Mendoza, Argentina. An elevation of 3400 mts. You should try that for laughs😂. It’s about a 6 hour round trip but we did it in around 7 as I remember. Truly beautiful also. So from the entrance to the Aconcagua national park, it’s a three hour walk to the 1st base camp. It’s then 3 days walk to the 2nd base camp. From there it’s about 10 days to the summit at 6962mts. Not for me thanks. Thank you for the vids and keep up the great work. 😁
When you go down hill try planting your heel first this helps with the pain. I’ve been on that walk in 2004 this was so incredible I felt like I was there again. Loved this video.
Brings back memories Walked scafaw , scafell, and scapike on a 2 day trek when I was in the army don’t remember it being that rugged Hats off to you well done
Thanks for posting this video, it brought back memories of when my wife and I did the same route some years ago. I remember feeling the same when we finished the hike. Probably not able to do it now so thanks again for the memories.
'... I am the way I am cos of my mam' ..well you've done her proud Helen. You're terrific! Always a smile and very positive 😊.
Well done the both of you. Yes you are right James, some of us are not able to get up those beautiful mountains anymore. Thank you for taking us with you.
Our pleasure!
Hay-up, thank you for doing that walk for my Wife and I because there's no bloody way I could do what you two have just done. Love to you both. Xx
I had vertigo watching 😂
I think Helen is a mountain goat she goes up there with no huffing and puffing omg what a climb well done
I feel for you . Losing a mum is so heartbreaking. You have good support xx
Oh well bloody done on that challenging hike!
How many times james did you wish there was a pub round the corner lol
Your just two gorgeous people who value the world around you
Absolutley wonderful to watch and very inspiring for me personally to go out and challenge myself, my heads not in a good place at the moment but you two have lifted my heart just watching you
Thankyou so much ❤xx
Thank you so much, I'm sorry to hear that things are tough for you. I hope things start to pick up soon ❤️
Made me laugh when you said the "chit chat stops towads the end of the walk", spot on is that 😆
You can tell Helen loves walking in the hills. James.....probably likes the idea of it 😅. Thanks for sharing. Bless Helens Mum ❤️🏴
A wonderful video iam pretty much house bound as ive got heart disease theres no way on earth i could attempt such a walk so thanks for taking me along what stunning views and a touching tribute to helens mum best wishes Phil,,, 🙏👍
What a lovely tribute to Helen’s mum 💖. Don’t worry about the heavy breathing James! You did it that’s all that matters! Wish I could do that xx
I feel exhausted just watching that video..
Big hugs Helen..losing your mum is so painful.. ❤..xx
Thank you ❤️
My son gets e climbing up hills. It absolutely crazes me! I'm a year off 70 and he has not a clue how it jiggers my back up! Hats off to you two fitties! Thank you for your lovely videos.
Thank you 😊
Brought a tear to my eye Helen ❤ lost me gran 2019 dad last year n me mum last month. Took dads and my grandmas ashes to the great orm in Llandudno to be with me grandad and uncle. Lots of love Helen xxx James kudos to you, you looked chuffed at the summit ok the pike! Absolutely fantastic. Dont wanna interfere but it might be any idea to carry afew more tactical items doing the more higher terrains ❤ id hate for you to fall or miss judge footing etc. X
We are so sorry to hear that. Hope you are okay ❤
My eyes light up every time I see your notification. Another great video but by the end I felt your pain. I’ve done it myself in the past up Malvern Hills and Brecon Beacons. cracking video as always guys!! …. Smithy
Thanks Smithy
Your both bloody fantastic well done I don’t it 42 years ago with a 56 pound backpack never again 😂😂
I had to stop the vlog at that point both ..the point that you raised a glass ( well bottle ) to mom .. lovely spot .. and I too was reminiscing ..🍻 here's to all our mom's n dad's 🙏.. I'll carry on now watching
When you were talking about viewers who couldn't do this anymore, I am one of those. I used to do a lot of hill walking and loved it. You keep it up for as long as you can. Well done.
Hi James & Helen, I'm very late to the 'By The Curb' party but getting a bit obsessed with your brilliant Vlogs 😃...
Going through some old ones and this one touched my heart, it was very emotional to watch but so very well done.
I lost my mum 20 years ago my son was only 4 months old as you can imagine it was hell on earth and to this day I feel so sad at times but a few words of comfort.
I know if I'm smiling my mum is too, she'll be looking down on me enjoy life to the fullest with amazing people that make a positive difference to me.
Just like you Helen 🕊️
Keep smiling and enjoy every single moment ❤️ ☺️
Sorry a bit deep but it really touched me and I know grieving is a painful process.
Also I absolutely LOVE the Lakes been going for 25 years, to Ambleside and surrounding areas, stunninggggg views everywhere, it's a place that takes my breath away.
Love & hugs Claire 🤗 🍻
Thank you so much Claire, such a lovely comment, I've just sent a screenshot to Helen as she will really appreciate it. She misses her mum so much xx
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Ahh bless you Helen, your mum would and is proud of you x great vid guys thnx for sharing x
Glad you are doing the Lakes. Incredible we have that amazing place. If your joints and blisters trouble you, just tell yourself you are taking one for the team...
I'm sort of house bound ish, due to heart disease and a cardiac arrest not long ago, but I do enjoy hiking vlogs, reminds me of what I used to be capable of, I'm only 58 lol , thank you for the upload 👍😀
Since I've had my half-time orange and a tad more, there's no way I could do that. It's beautiful. Thank you hugely for taking us all with you. Well done lovely people. 🍺🍷😊
You are so welcome!
Wow what a great walk! Respect to Helen doing that, then getting up for work the next morning. These days if I do a long, hard walk like that It impacts my next couple of days (my hangovers are the same!) I'm totally knackered!, must be a sign of getting older. Hats off to the both of you. I had some of those sticks James, used em once then ended up just stored in the boot of my car, I also found they made things harder than a help.👣👣
It's extra weight to carry an a total waste of time
If we needed things like STICKS we would of evolved them on to our wrists
Absolutely!
Bloody heck! there's no stopping Helen...move over or get pushed over 😆 Great show you two 👍🍻🚐👊
Great video.....First time I went up Scarfell Pike was over 50 years ago whilst on a Outward course back in 1970s, we climbed Scarfell 4x in three weeks not to mention just about every other mountain in the Lakes but it sowed a seed for the great outdoors which has stayed with me all my life, we have two grown up sons that I carried them up until they could do it themselves often reaching the summit at sunrise holding a union jack .... I love this beautiful place......Thank-you for sharing your adventure with us and God bless your mum Helen x
OMG Helen is like a mountain goat she makes it look so easy but its bloody hard been up there when I was about 30 years old amazing views as I am 60 today was lovely you sharing this video I am in Cumbria at the moment at Cockermouth but my climbing days are over at the moment at Gin distillery doing some Gin testing near Keswick you did so well James getting up there well done..
What can I say, James this channel is working you really connected with the audience, Helen lot of loving thoughts were with you at the bridge ❤.
Be proud you both are lovely people.
Thank you 😊
Another fantastic video, thank you! I am a Yorkshireman in my 50's and have been living in Cornwall for 27 years, but the lakes are my favourite place. I hiked up Helvellyn alone in the winter of 2002 when all the mountains were snow covered. It was amazing. I have taken my Cornish partner and kids there a few times and they love it too. I went on several school trips in the 80's and always stayed at Patterdale YHA. These were the best times of my life. I also used to ride up there many times in the summer on my motorbike with friends in the 90's.
Happy days 😊
Helen you had some great experiences. Amazing walks up them hills
Brought back many fond memories, I was a regular hiker in that area some 40 years ago and have camped in the Borrowdale valley so many times. Ill health stops me now , so you two have been my eyes , apart from some of the tracks been built up with stones its same as it ever was . Cheers
You're welcome, we love it there
That looked very dangerous at times James a big well done to you and your good lady , God Bless to Helen's Mum you will always have your memories to treasure , thank you for another great vlog keep on doing what your doing both take care and look forward to another vlog soon .
Thank you
Aw Helen, I was in tears, coming up to my mums anniversary, it’s so hard isn’t it, but I know she lives on in me, as your mum does in you, take care , let’s keep doing em proud , 🤗 sending hugs x
They certainly do ❤️
Brilliant video guys,keep it up and good health to you two,Helen's mum will be watching xx
She was
Stunning views great vblog thanks your both inspirational, arrr Helen I had tear when u were thinking of your dearest muma I lucky had my mum to aged 92 yes young ,she was ready to go to be reunited with my dad, had good life n still knew everybody ,feel for u a mothers love is in your heart ,well done James to as you done it looks hard climb. X
Hi guys, yes I love to watch u both hiking. But I can’t do it anymore as I’ve got arthritis in most of my joints. I never go out the house these days. But u did amazing James well done to both of ya xx ❤
Same 😢
Lovely 😊. Knew Helen had Irish in her by her looks....from Ireland by the way. Best wishes 😊.
Blimey that looked steep in parts! If I did that I'd never recover well done you two that's an achievment❤
Thank you
Only found your channel yesterday. Enjoy your videos. Helen is a keeper for sure pal! All the best to yous both and respects to Helens mother 💙
I walked up Scafell pike 50 years ago when i was fifteen and as fit as a butchers dog and my legs are still aching,good on you both for getting to the end of the walk without giving up.
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Fabulous, great to see upu both enjoying the magic of SP, along with a nice route. Did this route my first time over 25yrs ago, magic memories. Have been up multiple times various routes since and other beautiful fells also, roughin it in car. Waterproofs James.......take the Helen hint😂. 1pm start thats a late one, im always 6am, see the sun come up, shadows across Great Cable😊😊😊. Pork Pie, any pickle.....Thanks again😊
You just reminded me of my lovely Dad .
He always used to say
"It's really black ova Bill's muvas "
Helen was a mountain goat in a previous life.
Thanks for sharing this adventure. I'm physically challenged these days, so I have trouble climbing stairs !!
The more you vlog, the more I wish you could do travel vlogs.( At the risk of repeating myself )
Helen is full of info, and your banter is infectious.
Love it, and you both.
Janice 👵 xxx
Be proud James - wow what a finish!
So very glad you found each other x
Thanks Janice 😊
James your doing well... I was like that going up MamTor and this is harder.. you & Helen should do a mountain walk with Bushman & Blue... They are on u tube too...
James go down on a mountain sheep they got better good grip! LOL PS I'm only joking..!
James how long did it take you to get to top and back to Dot?
Great video, now I need to go climb that one 👍 thank you Helen for sharing that moment on the bridge, seeing love in its raw form is always a privilege, hope your legs weren't feeling like concrete for too long, take care
Also James get yourself some kettle bell swings and hard cross trainer program on the go Helen is running rings around you 😂
I let her think that. I just pretend to be tired 😂
Fab video , thank you 🥰 love watching you two. Real decent people, funny too 😁❤️❤️xx
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful video, made me cry at the bridge .. keep them coming, fantastic x
Well done you two for putting these beautiful parts of England on the map should put you both forward for VisitEngland Award for Excellence or happen it should be for Excellence Ambassadors for Good Beer Guides………… Not to mention Best Fish & Chips Reviews 😋 Multi talented xx
😂Thank you
Enjoyed the walk guys thanks, beautiful views. Helen has some stamina hardly out of puff unlike some😮💨, probably give a mountain goat a damn good race. Just like you say James some can't do these walks and climbs myself included so it's good to see the countryside, the views and of course listen to your banter. Very enjoyable👌
Thanks, I always think of my parents who love the outdoors and nature but unfortunately can't do the walks
Aww my heart when you stopped for your mum Helen 😢 🫂 . Enjoyed that, beautiful scenery. I'm up in Scotland, one of the ones James was talking about that can't so it on my own now, can honestly say I'm knackered just watching you guys 😂
Hi Big Man i loved this one , i am nearly 70 now and have been waiting on two knee replacements for a few years now and would love to do this walk , i think i may make it up but think it would be too much strain on my knees getting back down , I always think my own country of Scotland is beautiful but this was also worth seeing , Thank you to you and Helen once again , loved this so much thank you both ....
Wow what a video guys awesome scenery... just googled it .. think ill head for there soon....... respects to helen s mum ❤
I so admire you both for hiking like this. I'm fubarred sadly. Damaged spine and knees so I could never hope to do this or view there so your videos are brilliant. You and Helen are so good together on video and your interaction is infectious. Thanks for bringing some proper enjoyment to youtube. Bessy regs- Kenny
Thanks Kenny
Outstanding video !! Thankyou James & Helen for sharing your mountain hike. The scenery looks stunning and all credit to you
both for taking us with you. Things like this show you how fit you actually are don’t they. Personally, I would struggle from the
word go. Love to you both 💕💕💕
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
Good video, so far! Thank you. I am 15:11 in. I needed to stop for a rest :|
My COPD was playing up in the first 100 yards.
The mist shrouded mountains, the hills, the waterfalls, stunning doesn't do it justice, I would describe this amazing part of Britain as 'savagely beautiful' it's as if the area has its own consciousness which must be respected by us mere humans at all times as we are granted access to it. Thank you for taking us with you, and thank you Helen for sharing such a personal moment with us as you refelcted on your Mum, my heart goes out to you, I, and many others I suspect, have lost a parent or both parents, and life is never the same again....I'm looking forward to sharing many more adventures with you both, take care and all the best!
Thank you so much. Such a lovely comment 🙂❤
Thank you for sharing your video, it’s always a pleasure seeing you both in your videos.
I climbed it and slept on it with friends yrs ago, it brought back so many happy memories.
Thank You both.
Eric 😊
Well done on your hike...Can't beat it...Makes u feel alive..
It really does 😊
Hi both of you well done for getting stuck in and a memory walk for you mum , if your like your mum she must have been a beautiful soul and passed it on to you . beautiful views , your vlogs are spot on, each walk you do will make you stronger, get the mileage in before winter comes , I think your such a sweet loving couple , take care , 😘👏.XX💖💐heart and flowers are for your mum X well done you made it big hug X👏🍹fish and chips and a pint now 😅
Thank you Karen ❤️
( Once I've passed ) I hope I will have had someone in my life who loved me enough to spread my ashes in a beautiful location; and for the same beautiful, loving reasons that Helen spread her Mum's ashes. That said....the music , the landscape , you conversations. Not a single thing I didn't love. So thank you to the both of you.
Thank you
Well done you two. Did that about 25 years ago with an old pal that`s no longer with us, I was knackered too, I`m 64 now, not sure if I could still make it these days.
It was so good to see you do that walk. My wife and I were last in that valley forty one years ago. It was so good to see it again. Keep up with the walking we're both loving it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great vlog guys, ì done most of the walks in the lakes it's easy in your youth but it certainly gets a lot harder as you get older.i didn't fancy the drive back though.
James and Helen, that was an epic hike and fantastic video thanks for cheering up my Sunday evening😊
Thankyou both that was amazing, felt like I was doing the walk with you.❤
Glad you enjoyed it
James, regarding the walking poles.....I climbed up Snowdon with them and they were a bloody nuisance. Didn't stop me sliding down on my bottom as we began the descent.. And one of the poles nearly had my eye out as I tried to stop the slide. At the same time, my favourite Ian Poulter baseball cap flew off and floated away down to a field of grazing sheep. I like to think one of them might have took to wearing it. Thanks both for another great video!
Hay-up, did Scafell Pike back in June 1996 with my dad. We stayed at The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel in Langdale, we did a different route to you. The weather was a lot better. For us it was 4 hours up and 3 hours down, a great hike. Great video of you both. God bless and keep well. Xx
G'day to you both, Enjoyed the video. Over here in NZ, it's the custom to put another stone on the cairn as you pass. This helps to maintain the cairn, the strong winds, snow and ice, can dislodge them. ATB Cheers from the mountains of NZ ☺☺
Well done guys. Great video, warts n all. It's a beautiful hike which I havent done for quite a few years , now you've made me want to revisit. I'm 73 but think I'm 23 and whilst the spirits willing I'm trying hard not to admit that the old bones ain't what they used to be. Went up Ben Lawyer a Scottish Munro, couple of years before the covid thing, thought my legs were going to fall off by time I'd scrambled back down.
As for the waterproofs, mine stay in the bag until it's too late so by time I put them on I'm usually drenched. Any way, thanks for the video, great fun (from my armchair)
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
I wanted to be the 1st to congratulate you for 20k subscribers!!!! I'm so proud of you xxxxxxxxx
£20k I really wish it was £20k baby 😂xxx
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This was amazing… well done to you both, love the videos, I look out for them everyday. I also do long shifts & I don’t have the energy Helen has, respect to her xx
Our pleasure!
RIP Helen's Mum xx. a very beautiful place xx.
5:53 who wanted a rest...? you both did well.. xx.
Thank you for taking us with you over the fells loved it take care God bless Tom and Rosie in Westmoreland.
Our pleasure!
Helens mum is in a lovely place and yes, the sticks are a godsend James, I’ve used them for a couple of years now.
My son got me lost up a welsh mountain. I slid down to the river in the valley on my bum through the ferns. I was drenched to the skin. We were lost with the mountain ponies. My foot went into a rut on ground level and jarred my old knee. I hobbled back to the car about a mile or so away. Never again will I trust his guidance along routes!
I did the same route, though some years ago now. Well done guys, excellent hike and video.
Thank you
"it's not getting any nearer Helen" that comment did it for me 😂
That was hardcore. Love watching you two, well done xx 😘
Thank you 🙂
Aww what a lovely place . Well said about Helen always so happy and pleasant to be around. Well done both of you for the lovely blog ❤❤
Aw Helen, bless you. Sending you a hug. 🤗 Oh James, better than Southend any day eh? I can't believe you tackled this. Filming, walking with the poles, trying to keep up with Helen (no chance). There wasn't really time for whinging was there, too out of breath. Hats off to you both. Looked proper dangerous. YOU DID IT! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
😂😂Thank you
Great to see what three words! Thank you ❤
Helen I knew exactly how you were feeling stood on that bridge with your mum. Big hugs x
Great video as always from you both
What a lovely Stroll through the mountains 😂 , absolutely beautiful… if I was only listening I’d wonder what you pair are up too 😂
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Awww, sending lot's of love and hugs to Helen. My Mum is scattered at The Hole of Horcum which is on the way to Whitby ❤️ and well done to you both on that extravaganza of a walk 😁
Thank you Jen, sending virtual hugs back ❤
lynne, tyne and wear, a watch your show its very interesting yous did great on that hike at great gable, my dad took us out around the places you go he had a car in 1968 we went to those places camping and the fish and chips great life, its really steep where am from as well am came from up beside ravensworth golf course near wrekenton in gateshead and its high always walking up hills keeps us fit, great show. lynne
Sherpa Helen, great well shot and the reason why i gave up to the hills, great summit but desent tell you why all the sherpas are less than 112lbs, geezers like me and James have no chancemuchas gratias xx cristobal
Wow guys that was brilliant. I did the same walk a few years ago & didn’t make it to the top, I got to Sprinkling Tarn & then back down Grains Gill. That downhill is a killer on the legs. I remember well the feeling of desperation to be back at my car haha. Done a few “thank god I’m still alive” hikes 😅
Thanks. It's hard to explain how hard that route back is. My legs were stiff for days after
Thanks for sharing your lives James and Helen, inspirational.
Your doing brilliant you sound fit . I was saying to the hubby I'd like to do that till the scary bits he said " that's to much for you " I agree lol x😅
That was absolutely fantastic wow! Right from beginning to end 🎉❤❤ ma feet are killing me 😂😂😂 no seriously it was incredible and when you got to the top it made me cry. I loved the music can you put a link for the music please? Thank you so much for sharing that. Cheers to your mum Helen ❤ the views were just stunning ❤ awww xx
Thank you, the music come from a specialist site called epidemic sound
@@bythecurb awe thanks for that 🥰
Wow what a climb, well done to both of you. Helen you are an absolute machine, must be so fit and can't believe you can do all of that with a dodgy hip... what a star! I love the mix of hikes and social on your videos. You need to do a hiking gear review, I love all Helen's coats/waterproofs etc and rucksack plus cover.
I think Helen must be part Goat the way she gets up and down those hillsides!! 🐐🐐
Wow that looked tough but as Helen said 'what an achievement' ! Stunning scenery. Thanks for taking us on your walk x
Our pleasure!
What an amazing woman Helen is and you did really well to reach your van alive! Lol. I’ve just subscribed.
I was half expecting you to bump into Henry Turner, because he's up in them hills all the time. I told him I'd never be up there because these legs wouldn't be able to cope these days, its taken me years to learn to walk again, thanks to the National Homicide Service. I used to fly and jump about all over the place in my youth. I used to climb escalators three treds at a time but now I need a safety net to negotiate a curb. I've fallen out of locomotives and I once fell out of my brake van while propelling my train up to Outybridge. No injuries whatsoever, but now I can't keep my footing since compression treatment. Innit grim.
Great video brings back memories of the walks me and my late gf did in the lakes😊
Blimey what a fantastic view ❤❤ great vid as always guys xx
Glad you enjoyed it
Great walk and as always entertaining, J & H. Thank you. I remember walking Scafell as a kid, beautiful but lung busting as I recall. Last year my wife & I walked to the base camp of the Aconcagua in Mendoza, Argentina. An elevation of 3400 mts. You should try that for laughs😂. It’s about a 6 hour round trip but we did it in around 7 as I remember. Truly beautiful also. So from the entrance to the Aconcagua national park, it’s a three hour walk to the 1st base camp. It’s then 3 days walk to the 2nd base camp. From there it’s about 10 days to the summit at 6962mts. Not for me thanks. Thank you for the vids and keep up the great work. 😁
That sounds amazing. I've always wanted to go to Argentina.
What a strap on! 😂 Helen condolences, beautiful place, been there. X
When you go down hill try planting your heel first this helps with the pain. I’ve been on that walk in 2004 this was so incredible I felt like I was there again. Loved this video.
Brings back memories
Walked scafaw , scafell, and scapike on a 2 day trek when I was in the army don’t remember it being that rugged
Hats off to you well done
Thank you
Thanks for posting this video, it brought back memories of when my wife and I did the same route some years ago. I remember feeling the same when we finished the hike. Probably not able to do it now so thanks again for the memories.
Brilliant you made my back hurt more just watching you xx
Great video Helen is a strong women and mentally strong fantastic achievent both of you.