Thanks for sharing, can't Wait for The Bull to reopen, love their Fillet steaks. Used to work in Wheathampstead at the Midland Bank (long since gone) and was one of the two cashiers present when we got held up at gunpoint!! Used to fly RC model planes on Nomansland Common.
Enjoyed it guys!...nice to switch off from life & see different places, and have a good laugh at you & Candice antics, the banter always cracks us up! (Great wellies btw!) 👍🏻😄
15:17 ahh she had me crying🤣🤣 You've finally worked out Wellies for winter walking at last 👍 don't know why more people won't use them? Sussed that back in 2003. When the gravel path ends and the swamp starts wellies are a must (quote by Gandhi) didn't just wear sandals you know😉😁. If you can ever afford them, get yourself some Aigle hunting boots (wellies). Expensive but I've owned mine since 2003 and they are still going strong, fit well and never had a blister and very grippy (like shit to a blanket)😉 And a roll of cheap pound shop bin bags in the boot for putting the muddy wellies in till you get home. Another cracking walk👍
Having had a rubbish few weeks with a medical problem with no end in sight this video was such a good thing to watch and me and my old dad where both laughing along with you both.
I lived the first 16 yrs of my life where the Cory Wright Way Bypass is now. Marford bridge over the river Lea at the bottom of Sheepcote Lane is near the entrance to a tarmac drive, once lined with tall lombardy poplar trees and huge old oaks, alongside which stood five individual caravans, with their own gardens, surrounded by trees, fields and the river. They are long gone. It's private land, the original entrance to the drive is now the owners car park, and where the caravans once stood is now screened from the bypass with trees and thick ivy.
Haha they're designed to get dirty and then clean again! Don't worry when we meet up I'll employ some slaves to lay on the ground for you to walk across! 🤣🤣
hi tom what another lovely video and the mud didnt look to bad on this one the cider looked interesting and you both looked good in your boots stay say and will see you on the next one
Another interesting and informative video. Keep them coming please. Always nice to see a friendly couple who enjoy each others company. The Pixie Juice looks tasty indeed.
Did you know Devils dike has many more names like "devils dyle" and "devils vale" and they sound evil because the romans gave it those names. The names before these were "Chason" which is what the romans called it before making it evil which is translated from the gaulish word Cha'son (spelling might be wrong) which means city of trees and there was the original name that the natives called it "Kathshonn"
i grew up in wheathampstead, love the village. i’ve spent many many hours in the dyke
Thanks for sharing, can't Wait for The Bull to reopen, love their Fillet steaks. Used to work in Wheathampstead at the Midland Bank (long since gone) and was one of the two cashiers present when we got held up at gunpoint!! Used to fly RC model planes on Nomansland Common.
Bloody hell mate! You wouldn't think stuff like that happened there! The armed robbery sounds pretty awful too! 😂
Aw Tom, thanks for the mention. Looks like you both enjoyed the puddles in your wellies. Enjoyed it all as always😀😀
Yay! Wellies rule!!! And I love it when Candice gets the giggles ;-)
Just started binge watching your videos as just got a camper and started walking a lot! Love your love for Candice so heartwarming x
Awesome! Thank you!
Enjoyed it guys!...nice to switch off from life & see different places, and have a good laugh at you & Candice antics, the banter always cracks us up! (Great wellies btw!) 👍🏻😄
Thanks so much!
Another great video, Candice with the giggles made it fun. Devils Dyke looks like a definite wild camp spot for the future!
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15:17 ahh she had me crying🤣🤣
You've finally worked out Wellies for winter walking at last 👍 don't know why more people won't use them? Sussed that back in 2003. When the gravel path ends and the swamp starts wellies are a must (quote by Gandhi) didn't just wear sandals you know😉😁.
If you can ever afford them, get yourself some Aigle hunting boots (wellies). Expensive but I've owned mine since 2003 and they are still going strong, fit well and never had a blister and very grippy (like shit to a blanket)😉
And a roll of cheap pound shop bin bags in the boot for putting the muddy wellies in till you get home.
Another cracking walk👍
Another great video guys.
Tom mate you're a true gentleman, thumbs up for letting Candice have the intact Cup cakes.
Thanks 👍
Oliver Reed - LOL!!! Cider sounds interesting. Great to see you lovingly holding and talking about Candice's baps again! ATB guys! Hambo
Having had a rubbish few weeks with a medical problem with no end in sight this video was such a good thing to watch and me and my old dad where both laughing along with you both.
Good to see you 2 Out and about enjoying yourselves. Great video mate
Loved your video, Thankyou both for making me laugh 😊💝🏴 xxxx
Great video as always Tom and Candice 👏👏 It’s fab seeing Ollie putting in an appearance 😁...and your Mam’s cakes 🧁😉!!
Funny stuff you two, thanks for sharing 😂👍🏻👍🏻
I lived the first 16 yrs of my life where the Cory Wright Way Bypass is now. Marford bridge over the river Lea at the bottom of Sheepcote Lane is near the entrance to a tarmac drive, once lined with tall lombardy poplar trees and huge old oaks, alongside which stood five individual caravans, with their own gardens, surrounded by trees, fields and the river. They are long gone. It's private land, the original entrance to the drive is now the owners car park, and where the caravans once stood is now screened from the bypass with trees and thick ivy.
That's nice to see on here, used to wander those trails years ago :)
Brilliant video again and you are both so funny.
Great videoTom and Candice, nice to see you out and about again. Looks like wellies were a good choice, don't like getting my boots to dirty 🤣🤣
Haha they're designed to get dirty and then clean again! Don't worry when we meet up I'll employ some slaves to lay on the ground for you to walk across! 🤣🤣
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good to see you both enjoying life, as it is. Weird, not seeing many passer bys in the back ground. Hello from so ca
Hello again mate good to hear from you again hope you're well. Haha I just avoid filming when people are about lol.
hi tom what another lovely video and the mud didnt look to bad on this one the cider looked interesting and you both looked good in your boots stay say and will see you on the next one
Thanks 👍
Brilliant Vid from you both, :) Deine Gummistiefel sahen wunderbar aus !
Great vid Tom as always. Summer and better times are on the way. ( Hamilton, Ontario)
Cheers mate yes absolutely, can't wait!
Another interesting and informative video. Keep them coming please. Always nice to see a friendly couple who enjoy each others company.
The Pixie Juice looks tasty indeed.
I really enjoy all your videos, wellies rule ok 😁😂👍
Hey Tom & Co great to see you both out and about again. This one was a good giggle,.. Oh and it's a 6.9 for the "clogs" joke! 😂👍
Hey Tom! Great vid. I've recently done that section of the Hertfordshire Way myself, loved it. Wellies gave me blisters though :(
I wouldn't want to do lots of miles in them unless I added some inersoles but I think they're fine for 6 miles or less.
Very interesting, thank you. Looks like you enjoyed it too.😷❤️😷
Great walk Tom! Great slow motion running through the puddle haha
Hey I've been there
Lol Tom...I’d heard that Gary the groomer has a thing for bearded stormtroopers 😂🤣😁!!
Walked from Greenwich to Crystal Palace yesterday... Wish I had wellies🤣
Nice one mate. Looking forward to exploring more of London.
Squashed Baps.... There's a joke in that somewhere lol
I made the comment in the previous video LOL! ATB
Did you know Devils dike has many more names like "devils dyle" and "devils vale" and they sound evil because the romans gave it those names. The names before these were "Chason" which is what the romans called it before making it evil which is translated from the gaulish word Cha'son (spelling might be wrong) which means city of trees and there was the original name that the natives called it "Kathshonn"
That's awesome thanks for the info and no I didn't know any of that!
You’re a gent , clearly you would give her your last rolo 👍🏻
Absolutely mate.
I think Candice needs longer legs for her waterproof.