A walk in 2 countries! The Schil, Cheviot Hills. Northumberland. 12th May 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2018
- A walk from The College Valley in Northumberland. The walk starts from Hethpool Car park and heads to Elsdonburn before taking in Eccles Cairn and heading to the Border Fence. I follow the border fence, taking a detour to visit a WW2 aircraft crash site.
I then continue towards The Schil, encountering an Adder along the way. After the Schil I visit the mountain refuge hut on the border ridge, before heading back down to The College Valley. I finish off by visiting the RAF Memorial in College Valley. Distance is around 15.5 miles.
You inspired me, I did this walk this week. What a great day out even if there were some lung stretchers for a Norfolk girl. I don't usually enjoy road walking but it was evening by the time I dropped into the valley and I saw so much wildlife along that stretch including goats and deer. Sat and had the last of my coffee by the renovated memorial, very peaceful, thinking of the young men that died. Also the memorial for the shepherds and their dog. Thanks for this
Hi Gali Gal. Pleased you had a great day, it is long walk back through the vallley, but well worth the effort. The memorial is a peaceful and very moving place, and you are right, thoughts turn to all the men that died in the area. Thanks for watching & commenting, it is appreciated. It is always good to get feedback from people, like yourself, who have done the walks in the video. Take care & thanks again. Cheers. Eddie.
Walked to the refuge hut from Kirk Yetholm yesterday 👍
Canny walk, sounds good.
Lovely film Eddie, beautiful scenery throughout, well done. ⛺️
Thanks for watching & commenting Mike. Cheers. Eddie.
Beautiful part of the world Eddie. Enjoyed tagging along with you. Always a poignant moment visiting the crash sites up there and that looked a big lively Adder. Great video. Take care. Mick.
Thanks Mick, yes we are lucky to have The Cheviots on our door step, a great place to escape the crowds. You are right about the crash sites, it was a poignant moment being there, knowing two young air crew lost their lives at that site. I was stopped in my tracks by the hissing sound of the Adder ( the camera didn't pick the sound up) This was a long walk, but I enjoyed the day. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers. Eddie.
A lovely walk as always, and as always moving to see where young men lost their lives like that. RIP indeed. The snake was also a nice insert! Thanks Eddie, and Happy Fathers' Day if applicable!
Thanks Elizabeth. The Cheviot Hills are a great place for peace and solitude. It was a moving experience visiting the crash site, knowing what happened there. The snake caught me by surprise as I was walking along the path. Thanks for the Fathers Day greeting, we have a son, he is 20. Thanks again for watching & commenting Elizabeth. Take Care. Cheers. Eddie.
Great place to walk thanks for bringing us along
Thanks John, yes The Cheviots are really nice and a great place to get some solitude. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers. Eddie
Loved the video Eddie,. Massive respect!!!! what camera and editing software did you use? Best regards Martin, recognised a bit of Dire Straights in the audio
Hi Martin, thanks for the kind comments, it is appreciated. I think I used a Sony compact camera for the still shots and a Go Pro for the video shots. I now use a Nikon D5600 for photos and Go Pro Hero 8 for video. This was a great walk. I now use Power Director editing software. Thanks for watching & commenting. Take care. Cheers. Eddie.
I went on holiday to Northumberland two weeks. Had a lovely time fantastic people.
When I got home to S Wales my friends in the gym asked where I went on holiday with my wife.
I told them they didn't stop laughing, been every year since my first time.
Tourists board don't push the area . Why.
Hi, yes I agree Northumberland is a fantastic part of the UK with a lot to offer and should be promoted more. This was a great walk in the Cheviots. Thanks for watching & commenting, it is appreciated. Take care. Cheers. Eddie.
It's a secret so you get to walk miles without seeing a soul
Gali Gal hello
I love Northumberland, can't wait to get back After the corvid lockdown.
God bless you please keep safe.
@@TurbulentDreamsStark A great place for peace & solitude away from the hustle & bustle!
Was this snake poisonous Are there poisonous snakes and vipers?
Hi Malgorzata, yes the Adder is the only poisonous snake in the UK, the bite from an Adder can be painful and medical attention should be sought quickly. Thanks for watching. Cheers. Eddie.