My 3 day backpacking trip | The Derwent Valley Heritage Way
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- My 3 day backpacking trip | The Derwent Valley Heritage Way
Info about the walk - www.nationalheritagecorridor.o...
My gear video - • Backpacking gear | Wha...
Dean Read’s video - • Peak District - The De...
Gear list
Osprey levity 45 backpack 830g UK amzn.to/2KJKMzZ
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Soto windmaster stove 79g UK paulmessner.com/gear
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Soto Thermostack cookset 182g UK paulmessner.com/gear
Summit to Eat Meals UK www.summittoeat.com/
as tucas sestrals blanket 655g UK www.astucas.com/en/products/s...
thermarest neoair xlite 343g UK amzn.to/2XfSYJw
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terra nova photon tent 609g UK www.trekitt.co.uk/35295/produ...
terra nova photon tent poles 149g
thermarest pumpsack 100g UK amzn.to/2Xh8Jjg
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decathlon down jacket 325g UK www.decathlon.co.uk/trek500-m...
rab waterproof jacket 318g
rav power & 2 cables 231g UK amzn.to/2DhwLDl
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osprey liner 138g UK amzn.to/2KHCNDe
MSR carbon core x 8 111g UK amzn.to/2DgkBL8
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sawyer micro squeeze and bag 80g UK amzn.to/2Zbcn09
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Trekology pillow 77g UK amzn.to/2Pcuhec
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olight head torch 75g UK amzn.to/2Pl3mgx
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rain kilt 72g UK www.ula-equipment.com/product...
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montane prism gloves 67g UK amzn.to/2v8NBzT
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thermarest zlite sitpad 56g UK amzn.to/2KQpMaS
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polycro groundsheet 50g UK amzn.to/2Deb07k
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Empty Coke water bottle 39g
opinel 35g
spoon 18g
extras bag 370g
merino base layer 214g
gas 205g
base layer trousers 177g
spare socks,pants hat 162g
toilet bag 149g
survival kit 143g
gopro bag 10g
tent sponge 7g
food bag 1600g
Total 7892g
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No need to lust after the fancy house brother, you’ve got freedom packed in your bag and a super positive attitude! Much more important 🙏
Lust can never be satisfied. That's the nature of lust.
First name Last name You will have what you visualize and believe in. Read “The Magic of Believing” by Claude Bristol.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 that's new age nonsense. Not only nonsense, but dangerous for your eternal soul too brother. Faith in Christ only
Got that right bet that all the home owners are wishing to live life like us no scenery we can not change and beholden to no one I go with god not mans law! Homes 4wAlls cell ,street prison wing, town is your prison,and I don't want to be stuck in a derelict post. Industrial cotton town that is the most deprived areas in theUK.so I refuse to stay in this poverty ridden region so I'm going to try with my dog to see if we can do the camping life?especially since I'm recovering from a smashed patella and I'm just getting back to feeling good ish?my dog from day one has helped me to get here she's been my physical therapist etc, and because I'm a lone wolf I've had to do everything all dog owners have to do?so much like having a small child to care for but I love her and she is my motivation and now reason to live!heres to getting out there soon knee permitting.my dog gave me the idea of going off grid cos I want her to see proper fields and see nature,not just noise of towns,cities,but the noise I just want my friend to be truly happy doggy forgot to tell you that she's a rescue dog who I took off cos she was going to be a breeder or fighter and she would of probably be dead now but for me getting her away now you have a small idea why I'm going to try going off grid!Ian.!
@@charityandgrace872 Faith in a myth used to enslave people in a death cult? No thanks.
"I'm having a pint either way" that got you a subscribe.
Seen a lot of hiking vids, done a few of my own hikes over the years. I know what it's like to pitch in the dark and not where your supposed to be. Your video was well done and was informative. Those "other" hiker folks that put out these videos make it look clean and perfect weather etc. yours a real demonstration of both kit and trail.
Thank you. It's not all roses and sunshine on most trips. It's good to show how it really is. Glad you noticed. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
I grew up in belper! Always been a Derbyshire lad, always brings a smile to my face seeing it on videos. It really is a hidden gem, so many cool places if you look hard enough.
I come from a smaller city in Germany called Ratingen, where a man build up the first spinning machine in continental europe, the landlords house is called "Haus Cromford", and now I know where this name comes from ;) additionally this was one of the first major incidents of industrial espionage, copying the waterframe. Thanks for sharing your trips!
I really like this video. I could hear the sound of the horse eating the grass. I like that the video sort of captures your changes in mood along with the interesting places you pass through.
I love videos like this, I enjoy backpacking and camping and I love seeing locations in other countries. This is an amazing way of getting to see just how beautiful the the country is over there. Most of what we get fed in the US is London, the city stuff, it's always a thrill for me to see actual landscapes (and not just Big Ben and the Palace) this is gorgeous! thank you for sharing
The random tower belongs to Peckwash mill, the mill is privately owned and is one of the mills of the Derwent Valley Mills world heritage site, I use to be the official illustrator of the Derwent Mills
Thank you for that. It was bugging me at the time as I couldn't find the info
If you need other info on places/history in peak district area let me know, I am a mountain leader
Great video. Congrats on the 50+ mile hike! I enjoy getting to see the beautiful sites of England. Cheers from a US fan.
I was looking for my first long distance hike and this video inspired me to give this one a try. I completed it over the August bank holiday and loved it. I had the same camping problem as you on the last night and camped near to where you did, but in some scrub behind trees, screened from the path. Traffic noise all night was a pain though! I really enjoy your videos, many thanks!
Beautiful area, love the stonework in the villages.
I'd rather have your backpack and freedom than any large house! ATB to you and thanks for a lovely video!
Still don’t know how I came across this channel, but me and our lass love it 😂!
Thanks Paul, Greetings from Australia. Enjoyed following your explore along the Derwent. I heard a familiar squeak in your pack, I have the Osprey Atmos 50, same sound. Love the idea of using the sleeping pad as a seat, as you did in your previous video. Shall experiment with that. Cheers TurtleMumma 👣🐢🇦🇺
Wow! This was better than TV. I watched it on the big screen in the living room. It was beautiful, riveting, dramatic, funny and inspirational. Can't remember the last thing I saw on TV that did that and it was all real. I love TH-cam.
Lovely trail that is. Beautiful scenery.
Nice to watch your hike! Thanks for sharing.
Such a beautiful landscape!
Love it - thank you for taking us with you!
This is a very nice descriptive video showing all the nicely manicured walkways and historic villages that make for an enjoyable stroll through the British countryside. Very nicely presented Paul. Its the sort of image that many of us from the Antipodes would expect to see when we venture to the mother land (Scotland for me- 5 generations back) which I hope won't be too long away. Paul a young bloke like you shouldn't be needing painkillers on such a pleasant hike your doing here. Blisters!! Mate the next time you buy a pair of hiking boots/shoes try wearing 2 pairs of heavy quality Merino woolen socks to the shop. You look quite restricted in your gait when viewed from behind. It appears your boots are far too tight and your feet need to be held in place by a couple of layers of woolen socks and not by the structure of your boots. Personal advice from over 55 years of daily work and hiking boot wear. A double layer of wool helps stop your feet sweating and becoming soft, hence blisters, but of course everyone has a different foot shape.
If you're looking for pain free footwear, have a look at AKU boots. They don't really seem to have taken off in the UK that much, but they're the only ones I'll buy now, pain free from first wear, and never had a blister. Combined with HJ Hall Protek socks gives really comfortable walking.
Brilliant video again. Well done on completing the massive hike!! Well done Paul 👍🏼
Really enjoy your videos, Paul. Keep up the great work!
Not even half way through. Already I am thinking this is one of the best videos I have watched on You Tube. I started watching your videos as Im thinking of doing a bit of bike packing on my ebike. Have been watching you for kit advice............. but one thing my friend you make a bloody good film
That looked like some serious miles Paul - well done. Hope the feet are recovered and that you didn't damage any toenails - nothing worse . The lack of camping sites makes me think I will stick to more rural walks, but enjoyed watching you do it. Looking forward to your follow up. ATB Phil
I grew up in Belper....my dad worked at Belper Mill...
I now live in little eaton....you could have pitched up in our garden!
It's Make n ey....I got married at the Hall!
Subbed a couple of days ago. Love your style! So interesting and relaxing. Keep up the good work Sir 😊
Really enjoying your vlogs Paul. They bring back memories of when I used to enjoy the great outdoors! Keep up the good work!
What an epic hike! Really enjoyed watching your video. Thanks for making the effort! 👍
Excellent video. You've inspired me to start planning a bikepacking weekend along your route!
Well I really enjoyed going on that trip with you . I'm just getting started hiking and camping. I'm 60 years old but I'm having a blast and guys like you have been my inspiration . Thank you for allowing me to come along with you.
Dwayne
I've loved your channel ever since I discovered it over 6 months ago, thanks for making a really good variety of content... and its great to see what 'bushwalking' looks like in the UK 😄
Love this! Feels so enjoying.
Beautiful landscape, great video! Congratulation. Cheers from Switzerland!
my longest sort of hiking stint was for my DofE when I went from Birling Gap to Alfriston. It was pretty good, ended up walking up and down the Severn Sisters and had lunch up there too
Brilliant video thanks Paul
My neck of the woods. Great video. You’re doing a superb job.
Great work Paul. Looked a lovely route. I’m planning on doing coast to coast this summer so been watching your vids a lot trying to get the pack weight down. I went for the levity so glad to hear it was comfortable. Need to get a few longer/multi-day camps in over the next few months in preparation. Always a pleasure watching your vids. Always get plenty tips 👍🏼 excellent as always mate. TFS. Looking forward to the kit loadout video. ATB, Craig
Absolutely stunning trail!
I have just watched this Paul excellent video fills me with great expectations of trying to enter into my first camping trip I have slowly built up the gear just need to get myself a decent rucksack thank you very much Phill
Well done, thanks for sharing.
Love the sponge idea. Wish there were places that beautiful to hike here in Texas.
Congratulations Paul on a fantastic trail absolutely brilliant vlog and on my doorstep too.. hopefully bamford edge soon...
Excellent upload,lovely scenery and showing how real hiking and camping in the UK is. 👍🏻
I love walking in Derbyshire (I live in Derby) but I wish I did it more often. Your videos are wonderfully relaxing and will hopefully make me venture out more often!
watching Pauls videos has inspired me to wild camp. on wed I'm going to camp in goat fell in arran for my first ever camping adventure thanks. hope I make it
Good luck
These videos are really inspiring to me, haven't been proper walking for years.
Quite local this one for me, your end point is indeed the Derwent meeting the Trent, If you had gone the other way down the Trent it also meets the River Soar. I live on a boat just down the Soar and have canoed round to and up the Derwent a few miles.
Beautiful countryside. You are blessed to live in such a wonderful area.
Just stumbled upon this mate.....very good vid, really well made and informative....thanks for your efforts...
Crazy mix of backpacking and urban environments. Beautiful out there!
Another great video Paul the heritage way sounds and looks great thank you
Fantastic video paul.......plus you walked down wyver Lane where I used to play in the woods as a child in Belper,love watching your stuff,keep it up mate👍👍
Nice, calm video. I love the enthusiasm on different sights
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching
Great job Paul, that was some hike. Once again thanks again for the great entertainment and a very informative video along the way mate.
Dint know you were a Sheffield lad too !
That quilt looks amazing and more my idea of a good sleep as I’m not built for mummy bags.
Thanks for the video. Saw lots of my old stomping ground 👍🏻
Uncle used to live in Darley Dale, right up the hillside.
Very enjoyable watch. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Cracking video mate fair play. Looked a great walk thanks for taken us along.
a marvellous vid - cheers again
Just came across your channel Paul. Awesome video and what an excellent trail. Well done mate!
Hi Paul, I have sat and watched your videos all day. I have never wild camped before but I am absolutely dying to get out once things open up again, thank you for your videos and keeping me entertained during lock down 3.0 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Brilliant video as always Paul love it 👍👍
I'm truly inspired by your different hiking endeavors. Your country has unmatchable beauty and your guidance regarding the gears and all is both interesting as well as highly useful. Thanks and kind regards, 😊❤🤜
Great video again Paul. Bit gutted that I've caught up with all of your videos now, keep up the great work though! love the reviews and the trips.....brilliant!
That was a great hike Paul. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Cracking video loved it. Full of useful information as usual. You need to be on tv Paul. It’s great to watch your over nighters and your product reviews. Absolutely enjoyed it. And congratulations on your 50+ keep them coming 😊👍🏻
Thank you Robert. I can't see the BBC knocking my door down any time soon. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Great video! I've binged watched all your videos over the last few days and found them all to be really Interesting keep up the good work
Glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Excellent video sir! That’s a great watch ! Inspiring! Well done you for getting out there! That was a lot of miles on day 1!!
It's quite a lot carrying a pack but worth the effort. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Awesome vid mate. Real experience well documented with great comments.
Great vid Paul as usual and well done on topping 50 plus on the mileage.
An interesting an informative video. Looks like a fab walk. Lots of places I recognise along the way. 👍👍
Great vid mate! Looking forward to a few hikes and canal boat trips in the UK. Chartered a canal boat in southern France a few years ago, and that was a great trip. The midlands canals look just as interesting to me.
Another nice video Paul, thank you. I enjoyed it.
Thanks for watching Ian. Best wishes Paul
Great adventure Paul, all part of the fun getting cut short of places to pitch lol. Not heard of the stove make before. They look like they do some decent kit.
Great video and trail Paul. Nice filming and good chat. Glad you didn’t knock it on the head on the second night and kept going. Ive got both OS and Viewranger, I find there are pros and cons to both. That quilt looked really good too. Quite fancy that👍
Well done !!! Excellent tips and advise as always !!! Well done
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
U the man messner! Always enjoy watching your videos!
Cheers Thomas. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Top channel mate,really enjoy your vids.
Loved this! For a more enjoyable experience I recommend picking up the White Peak Loop at Rowsley and following it all the way in to Matlock - it avoids having to walk along the A6 but still passes close to the Square and Compass at Darley Bridge for beer and/or camping.
Used to camp out at some old lime kilns right near where you spent the second night, would've been perfect but you weren't to know.
I grew up in Ripley but live in Florida now.
Great video, brought back some fond memories.
Nice one Paul, I love long distance walks, I always feel,i'm walking with a purpose and look forward to whats coming next. Cleveland Way, Dales way and Cumbria Way. Cheers for sharing. David
Nice one Paul. Looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
NIce one mate, congrats on finishing. Looked a pleasant trail and one I didn't know about. I might give a go one day. Thanks for sharing. Atb Shaun
Well done buddy great vid and fantastic scenery 👍
Enjoyed that very much, Paul. If only we could just take off like that now. Amazing how small things have become extraordinary. I gaze over Sheffield from the top of my workplace tower and I can see the overlooking hills and walls and countryside. It almost provokes a physical ache. Hopefully 2020 won’t be a complete waste of a year.
A thoroughly enjoyable watch. If you wild camp just short of the next town and maybe head off the trail then you can stroll into civilisation next morning for breakfast. A very informative video. Atb Chris
I'm only up to 6 mins or so but i get really mad at campsites who 'only do caravans' . Surely they can see you're not a partying madman (not on this trip anyway) or some yob. Really boils my p#@s
My p*ss was bubbling too Billy. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
They are daft as a brush if they dont recognise you from youtube or google you. People can see your filming fools
It probably wasn’t due to not being a ‘madman’ it was most likely due to their insurance policy. So not personal. I understand his frustration. 😁
I've pitched on caravan sites and its been a nightmare. Tents usually segregated to near the play area. I've had football's hit my tent and the worry of broken tent poles. Some families caravaning with children are inconsiderate. On this occasion the caravan site looked quiet so perhaps OK but generally best to avoid. The rear garden of a pub is better.
English people type funny.
Great channel, really enjoy that you are just being you 👍🏻
Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Loved the video .Thank you .
Very enjoyable thanks .
Great video Paul, loved seeing an area of the world I most likely will never get to visit.
Wow, that was some trip. Thanks for bringing us along Paul. You definitely look like you got the kit sussed. Keep up the good work and hopefully the blisters have gone. ATB
Blisters all gone now thanks. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Thank you for your videos, I'm getting to see a side of England that I never would have seen. Can't wait to go back and do some of these hikes. Oh, I also switched from my vasque hiking boots to Altra Lone Peak shoes. My back and feet are much happier.
This is so inspiring. So much of beautiful England and it’s history to see for free as you go along. So many exciting and adventurous weekends you can have for next to nothing (apart from ones initial kit lay out) This route is a godsend as my best mate lives in Froggatt and I have another close friend who lives in Sawley just a mile or so further on from Long Eaton so I’d have a bed for the night at one end and a bed for the night at the other. I would probably reduce my daily miles and preplan my camp sites though. Give me more recuperation time between days. Great video.
Cheers Paul. loved it!
Thanks Richard
loving the doo rag Paul!
Love a hike with a bit of history, that was spot on Paul! Will be interested to hear your thoughts on what gear stays and what doesn’t.👍👍👍
Cheers Anthony. It was nice to see some of the old mills and industrial infrastructure. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
absolutely beautiful! Your holiday was very inspiring. I hope to also visit.
Wow, what a great trip, paul! I really enjoyed watching, thank you! Greetings from switzerland!
I'm pleased that you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul
Good effort mate, covered a good distance there. I'm moving to the Derby area soon, so thank you for showing me some of the area. 👍
I'm glad that you found it useful. Thanks for watching. Best wishes Paul