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Wainwrights Coast to Coast walk PART TWO by Wiltshire Man
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2019
- As the walk progresses I leave behind the lakes and move into the Yorkshire Dales. A different landscape and farming practices. I get to see my first red squirrel.
Just completed your video trilogy. I really enjoyed it and your perception and commentary. Wonderful scenery and the feet-on-the-ground experience was well conveyed. Thanks for letting us hear all the sounds. I like music but it is seldom relevant in most of the videos on TH-cam. It was a good decision to preserve the soundtrack. There were many wonderful sounds. May this be a good example for other TH-camrs. Congratulations on the completion. I hope and trust your shoes treated your feet well and that you are in better shape for having walked 192 miles. I am sure your soul is. You are a good man.
You are an inspiration to us all, a lot of us should stop our moaning and get out there and enjoy this lovely country that we live in. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Just started watching your cost too cost wainwright , I think your very brave being able to do such a big walk , that pint looked gorgeous , 👍
That was quite a walk Donna, I think I would struggle to do it now as I have got a degenerative right hip which is slowly getting worse. Fortunately I am able to keep cycling but long distance walks carrying a heavy pack may be a thing of the past:(
I organised six groups of students and staff running the C to C a few years ago and had to plan six ten mile legs every day for fourish days. It took ages to provide maps and route directions for every leg but only one group got lost and they were led by an ex marine who should be able to navigate! Of course I chose to run the easier legs but still carried my pebble all the way. Well done to you Sandy, great effort and a great film.
Great Sandy,what an adventure 👍
Very nice Sandy, just like the energizer bunny, you keep going, there is no stopping us old guys.
A great journey Sandy, thanks for taking us along. Its good to feel content I do, regards to a Jacklore I would sell you back my WISP but I just love it too much. I think that would be a great little knife on your journeys. Looking forward to part 3, have you looked at the small folding usb chargers for your batteries, hook it on the back of your backpack at it charges your batteries.
Amazing views. The stonework in the village buildings was amazing too.
Say hello to wainwright for me when you get to haystack great videos sandy
sandy my man,,why you hav'nt got millions of subscribers is bloody beyond me,keep up the superb work and start doing it for your chosen charity if you hav'nt already done so...….legend
My age and looks go against me and the fact that I'm a Legend......Leg End!
@@WiltshireMan never,i look 10 times worse but havnt got your energy,when I say legend I mean it(not leg end)
LOL. Thanks Man. Appreciate it:)
Great videos. Thank you 😁
I'm really enjoy this series looking forward to the next video.
Thanks for sharing Sandy
Aaah my goodness there it is - the Red Squirrel. It sure was a good vision and standard for the hike Sandy. It was colorful on many levels. Content in many of your pitches I reckon even the glamping ones. Good going. Mark
Made my day seeing this creature Mark.
Thank you, Sandy. My wife and I are really enjoying your videos.
Beautiful scenery, nice pubs you having a ball , enjoy 🍻👍🇬🇧
Absolutely loved this, was jealous with the first part but now i certainly am for sure!! Stunning scenery and beautiful sounds, I'm so glad that you are sharing this particular journey with us all!
im am so enjoying this series - thank you. Beautifully filmed and entertaining to watch. The scenery is magnificent - cheers
Most interesting. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to film your journey
This is so entertaining, Sandy. I'm really enjoying this trip. Thank You.👍🙂🍺
Another interesting video Sandy. Thanks for sharing. Tony
Excellent Sandy. I smiled when you camped without permission in the farmer's field, my family lived there for years!
I'm loving these vids but I am going to save the next one for tomorrow...... Brilliant, absolutely. Cheers Wiltshire Man.
Brilliant vlog again sandy 😀 and that little church with the seating boxes was a first I've ever seen ,thanks for sharing 👍
Love the effort people go to with the honesty box supplies. On to part 3.
This is a super video Sandy, First Class Effort, plus the walking back n' forth collecting the camera :) Cheers.....Les
Enjoyed this. SAK Climber is my EDC, I have my house key and car key attached to the key ring. Looking forward to part 3 👍🏻😉
Sandy reef and gunnerside is one of the best places I've ever camped. Ps well done on your achievement.
Very interesting video. You have expanded my understanding of this foreign land which is beautiful. Your commentary is fun and educational. Thanks.
Looked like you enjoyed that pint Sandy.seemed like a couple might have been manageable. When you filmed that road the absence of music seemed to make the godawful traffic noise absolutely roar. It really brought home the horror of urban racket and the total din modern civilisation inflicts upon us .
As for your meditation on contentment ... can't agree more . Strive as much as we want, aspire as much as we want , but in the end tally we only get one crack at this life thing , of which we are aware. Life isn't a rehearsal, so we musy enjoy the one we make for ourselves and those you care for.
You're doing well , keep flying the flag for us ' older 'uns ' .
I reckon you may well be my 'mobility' hero ... :D
LOL Thanks Will:)
What an awesome man you are Sandy. Bon voyage.
really enjoyed this episode, Sandy your laid back dialogue really suits your journey thank you for sharing.
Beautiful country Sandy
I enjoy your videos and like your outlook on life.
Really enjoying following your journey Sandy...
Another fab video, looking forward to part3. Swaledale is magnificent. The moors are coming and The Lion Inn. Thanks again
Wonderful posr
Really enjoying watching this trip. Look forward to the final part. All the best Sandy.
best vid of this walk really got me wanting to try it
It can be a test but you will enjoy the challenge I'm sure
I love it I'm looking forward to seeing the next one. And happy to see you in good health to 👍
Thanks for taking us along bro there is some lovely views along the way. All the best
‘It’s a bit Hazy...but you know you’re high’ I lived in Castleton NY for 20+ years and enjoyed many a wild camp in Arncliffe Woods with my Children as we were growing up. Thank you for sharing your journey! You’ll be shouting out to Joey D next! I hope you got home without too much trouble. Let me know when you’re ready for the Cleveland Way. I’ll buy you a pint.
Can’t beat a map and compass. I teach young people navigation and I always point out that the batteries never go flat on a compass. When out walking and ask the. To point on the map where we are I ask them to use a GPS, “a Green Pointy Stick” which obviously is a blade of grass.
Beautiful videos Sandy.
Another excellent video Sandy and must inspire a lot of people to do this walk. You've kept up a very good pace so well done and you've deserved those Yorkshire pints.
They were nice pints too Mark
What an epic trip! Fantastic adventure! Congrats to you and respect! 73s
Looking forward to the next 1....north yorkshire moors...ive walked most of them in the last 40 years...and looking forward to seeing you finish it.👍
Absolutely stunning countryside, loving the series so far.
Again, waiting for the next instalment.
Well done Sandy, another cracking video mate. Really good effort, cant wait to catch part three.
An absolute pleasure to watch.
Thank you Rely enjoying this video series Richmond lovely town not too far from my neck of the woods.:)
Really enjoying this Sandy! Gorgeous scenery! You are making me think I have to do it as well!
Another belter Sandy , really enjoying this trip. Wainwrights is my favourite tipple so cheers atb Dave.
King of the wilds great stuff and informative.just waiting for part 3.👍
Sandy's videos are often in-tents, gedditt!!??!
So many people are going to want to do this spectacular walk after this video
You look like your really love it
Yet another epic video thank you Sandy I have been so inspired by your walks that I went to the forest of Bowland with one of my fellow ham radio club members and I have to say hats off to you because I was totally bushed but it was wonderful to get to the top of the fells and see the stunning views thank you again take care stay safe and god bless.
Thanks John. I hope you will begin to feel fitter with the walking
Well done getting so far :-) * such beautiful & evocative scenery* Thank you for sharing
Excellent brilliant journey, awaiting part three
Great series Sandy.I will have to remember that one ,being content in my tent :)
Loving this walk Sandy, I'm always content in my tent. :)
An invoking trek this one, i had visions of Dickens "Hard Times" during the Sheep pen scenes, old episodes of Emmerdale farm when you crossed the small villages, Robin hood during the Red Squirrel shot and was that a Kestrel sounding off?. I can imagine the old heart sinking when you came close to the motor way, the dreaded sound of progress drumming along. lol. Awesome series hitherto mate. Onwards.
You red squirrel sighting reminded me of getting within fifteen feet of three kingfishers while boating. Bucket list tick.
Glad to see you were very careful with the electric fence - it's a mistake you only make once, after that you take great care ! Until I moved to Cumbria the last red squirrel I saw was in Sussex in 1965. Long gone from that area now. But I still share your excitement at seeing one. Looking forward to Part III. Pete
I've never seen a red squirrel before Pete, so to get just a glimpse was a wonderous thing for me:)
Loving the series Sandy. Cheers
great video nice red squirrel and you enjoyed that local ale.
Another enjoyable episode sandy .😁
We were on holiday in St Bees and drove into lakeland from the West toward Loweswater/Crummock Water. No sooner had the road narrowed to the typical drystone walls we stopped to admire the mossy spleandour of it all, right beside a sign saying 'Slow - Red Squirrels'. My son in the back seat said "I've never seen a..." at that exact moment a red squirrel hopped onto the wall right beside his window. I said " I have". True story.
Thats amazing. you were very fortunate
Great video, I bet those pints of Ale where like the nectar of the gods.
A lovely film Sandy and you do seem to have found contentment along your way. Atb Mate, Harry
Yes sir after hiking along the freeway with all that noise I'd be content in my tent too!
Lovin it Sandy! So impressive, very detailed vids!...You did good! :D
Another great vid..just done the South Downs way and these are great to watch in camp...be great to see a debrief vid at the end,to see if you’d change any kit
enjoyed it Sandy , , , a bit overcast & damp , but a good trip , , yep, those red squirrels real beauties , we call them fox squirrels here ( coloration and ear tufts ) , , the grays' taste better ( fried-up ) , , the reds prefer a pine cone nut diet , which sort of turpentines the meat . . good video of the young hawk , don't see them hunting very often. take care of the feet , noticed some facial swelling also , , be safe my friend . . : - )
Buried in a lot of places is robin hood bugger off Not's he lived in barnsdale lol , cracking vid sandy
Well done mate, only red squirrel i have seen was from my tent at grange camp site it was almost tame.
That's good, Sandy! You are the best )
Hello Sandy, Richard and Tom here from your video at the campsite at Reeth. We found a bunk barn shortly after seeing you near the A1. That was a long day! We finished our c2c at robin hoods bay on Saturday afternoon. Part 1 and 2 have been great to watch, looking forward to part 3. Best of luck for your future adventures.
Hi Richard and congrats on getting to the end. It was great to meet up with you guys. I saw Tom in Richmond at the town square. Said you had gone shopping.
Part three goes live later this evening. It was a great walk. I really enjoyed it.
Sandy
Thank you Sandy! Erik Normark posted a video to day, lovely flowers he found on his hike, Kings spur, Orchids etc. werth to look at, just as yours! BarbroSweden
Watching this from my usual seat for your vids Sandy, lol! Rgds Cam
very enjoyable, I did the next bit when i was 15; the lyke wake walk, 40 miles in 14 hours, i can remember the blisters;)
Top stuff + Red Squirrel!
Nice one again. I know the Yorkshire dales quite well. Done a bit of walking there in my youth.(I can just remember it). You should rename this as the "Wainwright pub crawl" The beer is so good in Yorkshire though you've got to sample it.
I really enjoyed that Sandy. The scenery is SO unbelievably beautiful. I've been following you for quite a while now, and I think that these videos will/are revealing your inner self more than you'd realise. And that is in it's self, what it's all about.
Looking forward to part 3 x
BTW, I love how you promote yourself along the way 😁
I guess I couldn't do such a hike as I wouldn't be able to resist the urge to bring my Jacklore with me :D And probably a folding saw, you never know when you come across a nice burr for carving...therefore I would also haul about half a ton of timber with me after the first day...having progressed only a few miles in the desired direction, as once I start searching for wood I start meandering quite wildly and all else is forgotten :D :D :D And that would be a shame, because the vistas you filmed were lovely :)
Sometimes Vojta it is good to go wandering:)
I know it is but I get so easily distracted I sometimes have to cut a hike short just because it's getting late. Ooh, what's that over there...
Nice vidio Sandy and looks a great adventure. I was at Robin Hood Bay on Thursday, the Bay Hotel serves a nice pint and is right on the sea wall, you, ll of earnt it, all the best Pat
Hi Pat,
I was in the pub on Friday. Would have been great if our paths crossed. Luckily for me I never had to dehydrate any beer as I found plenty of pubs along the way. Infact I never walked past any unless they were shut. Sampled many pints and always tried the local ales. I do enjoy a pint:)
@@WiltshireMan Wow nearly bumped into each other, me and my wife were having a couple of days at Whitby, then caught the bus down to Robin Hood Bay, so we could sample local ales, went to Pickering then for couple of days for the 1960,s festival, showing my age there.
Anyway great walk your doing, always wanted to do it but, time just flies by, all the best Pat
We got water at Sunbiggin tarn, where there is a spring, etween Shap and Kirkby Stephen.
I saw it from the road but had water at that point. I wish I carried more for this stretch.
Thumbs up!!!
Clark
Shame about your camper going missing...you've reminded me I need to locate mine again, it has a habit of disappearing for 6 months or more at a time. It'll be in the bottom of a bag somewhere..looks like you've really got into the travellers stride now and pace of life, no wonder the A1M was such a shock to the senses.
My first long distance walk I took my regular bushcrafting blade, may as well have taken a baseball bat. Still feels weird leaving ol faithful at home but I just don't use it. "Tool for the job" applies I reckon. Thanks for sharing the walk, it's encouraging to see that respectful wildcamping might be possible if the schedule goes a bit wrong.
Another lovely chapter. Over half way, so it's all downhill from here. LOL. I noticed a lot of plasters on the heel of your foot, hope they last the course and I'm sure they will. You'll have to tell us your pack weight without food when you get a chance.
Thanks for uploading yet another great video, I thoroughly enjoyed it!
BTW: I love Wainwright Ale! it's available down here in the south at some places! :-)
Cracking stuff m8 really enjoying these vids .😁😁😉
looking forward too part 3 .😁
Hi sandy loveing the videos mate
You doing well
Old dave (Sunderland).
192 miles or 200 miles when you include having to walk back for the bloody cameras! :)
Yeah the wonders of filming ;)
Just recently started watching your vids after a lad recommeded you on another channel. Anyway nicely done, lookin forward to your next ones. Cheers, Brendan
25 past 5 , stay in your bag Sandy, have a nice cuppa
Very Enjoyable viewing 😀
great walk a bout..
Beautiful countryside all the way long. So far, I think you had been very lucky with the weather apart from the odd wet sock & trousers. It’s good to see there are nice folks that help the travellers with well stock honestly box. What would you class yourself as on this walk Sandy? Traveller or pilgrim.? Atb Andy
I think he's a missionary !
We used to wear wool breeches and gaiters, seems you can't get breeches anymore!
Hi Sandy. I am not certain about this but I believe that St Mary's Church, in Lydiard Park has similar pews to those in this video. Not far for you to go to check it out anyway.
Yes just a few miles away
How did you find out the mechanism of that lock at the marske church sandy , by chance or knowledge , bet you grabbed some kendal mint cake 👌this is the 3rd time I've watched your wainwrights coast to coast a memorable journey and fantastic video 👍
Oh boy, these uploads are not good for me..... now I also want to do this trail.
Again you show how lovely british countryside is, so different on mainland .
Now quick to part 3
Gr. Netherlands