2 of my favorite things. Hiking and coffee. This adventure was awesome! “I can’t breathe. It’s because I’m fat, not because of the altitude.” 😂😂 Love the new channel name!
I'm going to be up in the Peak district at Easter in Bamford and will definitely be having a coffee on Bamford edge! Get yourself over to Stanage edge and find Robin Hoods Cave....amazing views from there too! 👌👀
Yeh I watched both your videos! Just found your channel this morning. We did Dovedale last summer and somehow managed to miss Reynards cave 🤦🏼♀️ (must’ve been blind! Didn’t realise you had to go off the main path up the hill) we’re going to go back on the way up to Bamford and find it. Robin Hoods cave is awesome. Fun to find and a bit of a challenge to get in if it’s flooded but we managed it and it was definitely worth the effort!
@loola777 yes Ive heard it gets flooded so might wait for a few dry days before going haha. Ive walked past Reynards many times and never noticed it haha. Thanks for watching the videos, always appreciated. 🙏
You go girl! I'd drink coffee with you anytime on a mountain top. 😘 I recently read something about how much of the land in the UK is farm land etc leaving very little for the public to explore. I love that you have that law that allows you to access farm land and hike around. You'd get a shotgun in your face here if a farmer found you tromping through his fields 🤣😂
We will got to Banff and make coffee 😂. Yea pretty much the entire UK countryside is owned by farms or organisations, however we have the freedom to roam over particular areas. Not sure how much farmers like that though
2 of my favorite things. Hiking and coffee. This adventure was awesome! “I can’t breathe. It’s because I’m fat, not because of the altitude.” 😂😂 Love the new channel name!
I really enjoyed this one, beautiful spot for it too. I need get fitter though.
@@brewswithviews lol
Fun video and amazing views! If only you had milked one of those farm animals for a little coffee creamer. 😂
Oh wow, the thought of that scares me haha
I'm going to be up in the Peak district at Easter in Bamford and will definitely be having a coffee on Bamford edge! Get yourself over to Stanage edge and find Robin Hoods Cave....amazing views from there too! 👌👀
Robins Hood cave is on my to do list. I recently did Reyards Cave and Swallet waterfall, both very impressive. Have a great time over Easter
Yeh I watched both your videos! Just found your channel this morning. We did Dovedale last summer and somehow managed to miss Reynards cave 🤦🏼♀️ (must’ve been blind! Didn’t realise you had to go off the main path up the hill) we’re going to go back on the way up to Bamford and find it. Robin Hoods cave is awesome. Fun to find and a bit of a challenge to get in if it’s flooded but we managed it and it was definitely worth the effort!
@loola777 yes Ive heard it gets flooded so might wait for a few dry days before going haha. Ive walked past Reynards many times and never noticed it haha. Thanks for watching the videos, always appreciated. 🙏
Great video!
Thanks, I really enjoyed making this one. Glad you liked it.
Great vid, glad i wasnt able to make it though as i think that section that was closed off would have seen me off lol
Oh that really was a killer haha
Alternate title....."A Brew with a View" 🤣😂
What a great place to have a cup of coffee!
That was a title I thought but maybe a bit to cliche, so just used it in the thumbnail 😄
Was it Bamford edge that was featured in 'Pride and Prejudice" ?not sure, but it looks familiar.
I believe thats Stanage Edge, somewhere I am yet to visit. Have you done Bamford Edge before?
You go girl! I'd drink coffee with you anytime on a mountain top. 😘
I recently read something about how much of the land in the UK is farm land etc leaving very little for the public to explore. I love that you have that law that allows you to access farm land and hike around. You'd get a shotgun in your face here if a farmer found you tromping through his fields 🤣😂
We will got to Banff and make coffee 😂. Yea pretty much the entire UK countryside is owned by farms or organisations, however we have the freedom to roam over particular areas. Not sure how much farmers like that though
Audio sounds decent even with the wind. Are you using wireless mic? And nice view. How long did it take to get up there?
No mic, wind wasnt too bad, definitely dealt with worse. The overall walk to about 3 hours including filming etc, there is shorter routes though.