Thanks for all the essential info. Just fonished the final stage, and your video series were very useful in prepping for the route. Wild camped one night in a field under a tarp in Sept!
Hi CJ big thumbs up. Firstly loved the Vanguard Way series and many thanks for sharing as I never knew this walk existed till you brought such to my attention. Defiantly one I wish to do, especially being a southern guy (Sutton). This info vid, priceless, thanks. ATB for future. Dave. aka wackyswanderings
Thanks. Really glad to hear you have enjoyed the series and that this video has also been useful. Been lovely to have you as part of the channel community...I won't forget those who have been with me from the humble beginnings :-)
Thanks for the comment. I am actually planning to do the Weald Way some time this summer/spring, but might have to be done over a couple of weekends as it is longer.
Great tips, thinking of doing one of these long distance hikes next time I come to the UK. Might be a while with the current situation. Greetings from Finland
Definitely a lot to choose from...more will be coming. They are definitely worth doing as each one is so unique. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Merry Christmas
Hello CJ. Great tips for the VGW Thanks. Do you have any main go to web sites to start researching about the walks you're planning. Understand that there could be a myriad and planning is half the fun, but I'm looking for a good stating point(s) e.g. location for water, good map/Apps types to obtain etc.
WalkHighlands or the Long Distance Walkers Association are both good initial resources. After that I use websites specific to trails (if there is one) and OS maps. I'll watch videos about a trail if there are any (there weren't any of the Vanguard Way) to get an idea about it and the terrain etc.
Thanks for all the essential info.
Just fonished the final stage, and your video series were very useful in prepping for the route. Wild camped one night in a field under a tarp in Sept!
Thank you. Very informative. Can't wait for your next one👍
Thank you. Glad to hear you found it useful.
Thanks for the tips, greetings from Greece 👍
You're welcome. And thank you for watching
Hi CJ big thumbs up. Firstly loved the Vanguard Way series and many thanks for sharing as I never knew this walk existed till you brought such to my attention. Defiantly one I wish to do, especially being a southern guy (Sutton). This info vid, priceless, thanks. ATB for future. Dave. aka wackyswanderings
Thanks. Really glad to hear you have enjoyed the series and that this video has also been useful. Been lovely to have you as part of the channel community...I won't forget those who have been with me from the humble beginnings :-)
Been thinking of trying to persuade Londoner Outdoors to do this one. Great tips . Stay safe. Hardy
I'm sure he'd be willing...he recently watched the entire series of videos.
Nice explanation, thanks.
I was walking near some of this the other day and spotted a sign for the weald way, which also looks interesting.
Thanks for the comment. I am actually planning to do the Weald Way some time this summer/spring, but might have to be done over a couple of weekends as it is longer.
Good tips
Thank you :-)
Awesome some really great tips there Cj thanks 🙏 for sharing
Thanks Paul :-)
@@WilderhopeAdventures always my friend
Great tips, thinking of doing one of these long distance hikes next time I come to the UK. Might be a while with the current situation.
Greetings from Finland
Definitely a lot to choose from...more will be coming. They are definitely worth doing as each one is so unique. Thanks for watching and for the comment. Merry Christmas
@@WilderhopeAdventures merry Christmas to you too.
Hello CJ. Great tips for the VGW Thanks. Do you have any main go to web sites to start researching about the walks you're planning. Understand that there could be a myriad and planning is half the fun, but I'm looking for a good stating point(s) e.g. location for water, good map/Apps types to obtain etc.
WalkHighlands or the Long Distance Walkers Association are both good initial resources. After that I use websites specific to trails (if there is one) and OS maps. I'll watch videos about a trail if there are any (there weren't any of the Vanguard Way) to get an idea about it and the terrain etc.