Getting back on track after a break.

In this video, I return after a long hiatus and share some personal updates and future plans. I discuss a recent loss, explaining how my brother passed away from cancer and the challenges I faced dealing with the aftermath. Despite the tough times, I'm ready to move forward and get back to making videos.
I reveal plans for the channel, including an upcoming trip to Dartmoor and a new photography project. I also share some new camping gear I've acquired, such as the and a durable pair of Grisport boots. I reflect on my content approach, emphasizing the importance of passion and creativity over chasing algorithms.
Watch as I reflect on my journey, discuss my experiences, and share my plans for the future. Thank you for sticking around and supporting the channel! Enjoy the video!
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[@andymcgarty3099]

Sorry for your loss. Look forward to your new content, as and when it arrives.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Andy, it won't be too long!

[@Sam-e5p8h]

Sorry for your loss Rob. Great to see you back though in this beautiful corner of our world. Take care, and, as always - looking forward to new content as and when.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you for the support an understanding Sam, much appreciated.

[@SharonNottle-od1ix]

Sorry for the loss of your brother good to see you back out

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Sharon, it's good to see the sun again!

[@markshrimpton3138]

Hi Rob I’m so sorry to learn about the sudden death of your brother especially when he was living so far away. As someone who’s had cancer, but survived, my heart always goes out to those who’ve lost a loved one to cancer. I lost my dad in November last, but he passed away due to old age at 96 years. But it still creates an emotional void. Then there is all the upheaval of winding up his estate to tackle too. I send you my deepest condolences and hope that making your walking videos can be therapeutic.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Mark, well done for beating it! Yes it was indeed very complicated with the distance, dealing with a different legal system and with the time zone difference. A very difficult period of my life but thankfully walking has always been therapy for me and a great time to contemplate on things.

[@phillbrotheridge4014]

Good to see you back

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Phill.

[@pullypoolman]

Sorry Rob i didnt know you lost your brother my sincere condolense. Good to see you back on the road mate look forward to you new adventures.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Pully, that's very kind of you .

[@davidwheatley3026]

Sorry for your loss Rob

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you David.

[@AdrianVanCox]

Hi Rob, welcome back!

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Adrian.

[@dcsng3]

Hey Rob I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you take care of yourself and please let me know if you need anything.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Hunter, much appreciated. Wishing you all the best.

[@thedartmoorapprentice6062]

Loss affects people in different ways but well done for getting back out and making plans.
like you say small steps at a time and make a video as and when you feel llike it.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you, I appreciate your support.

[@andrewharris1837]

So sorry for your loss.i similarly lost my sister 6 mos ago to the dreaded C as i guess we of similar age. Blackberry camp was where my mother took me and friends for picnics and playing cowboys &Indians. Look fwd to your Dartmoor vlog's as often visited the Tor's with my father and during army cadet days 😊

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Andrew, so sorry about your sister. Such a cruel disease. We share similar experiences of Blackbury Camp!