Meeting the Giant of Mullaghcarn | Snowy Hike in the Sperrin Mountains
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- Niall Harran 🇮🇪
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January 2023
A snowy winter hike in Gortin Glen Forest Park to summit Mullaghcarn (542m) and make a surprising new friend 🤣
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Beautiful video Niall. Its like looking through a window into Narnia! Just gorgeous! Thanks for posting this visually stunning video...
Thank you, I was particularly pleased to get enough snow to make it so nice 😊
Another great video Niall - nice one. Beautiful walking conditions there in the snow and frosty conditions as well, fantastic.
Thank you, a simple but very enjoyable walk 🙂
Hello Niall. Thank you so much for allowing me to go on a beautiful walk with you. I can understand your disappointment, but I fully enjoyed the scenery and it was a very satisfying walk. I'm glad to know your channel and I support you. Wishing you a day full of smiles on your face and heart.💚💙💜👏👏🙏
Thank you for your lovely comment, glad you enjoyed it 🙂 👍
Fabulous hike Niall the snow getting thicker and thicker ❄️🤠👍🏔️🏔️
He’s a big guy I’d jump too m8t 🤣 11:06
Wise call to climb the second top another day m8t 🙏🏼🤠
Great watch all the very best
Simon 🤠🙏🏼
Thanks Simon 🙂 Seems such a long time ago now that the weather has turned so mild! Thanks for watching and commenting as always 👍
Trimaksih sudah berbagi video nya kawan ku.
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂 👍
Cheers Niall . Good summit
Thanks 👍 🙂
@@nialloutdoors keep going
Great video Niall, hope the drones ok
Unfortunately not 😔 Won't turn on a week later 😭 Will be going for a repair assessment this week 🤞
Niall, fantastic walking through the forest at Gortin Glen with so many trails👍 Cool that you ordered up a bit of snow too❄😊 First time hearing of chopsticks droning😊 The statue is pretty cool and new from the last time I was there. That tarmac road to the summit is a lot easier on the eye covered in snow👍
Cheers Gerry, a straightforward but enjoyable walk. The snow definitely added to it. Still giggle about how much the statue made me jump 🤣
It reminded me of a magic doorway the way you climbed those steps and came out to snow!! I'm impressed with how relaxed you were about the drone incident (it happens to only the best of us Niall 😎) What a great looking forest and loads of snow too 😊 Enjoying your trend of your final wave by the way!!
Thanks Miriam, the wave is making me smile too 🤣 No point stressing about the drone, what's done is done and nobody died. Once the initial F**K! is out of the way it's time to get over it 🙂
Hi Niall. Nice to do a hike in the snow. You are getting handy with the drone now. It really adds to your videos. That's an interesting place to hike, great for children 😁. looking forward to seeing more videos in the new year. 👍
I wish I was handier, managed to crash it into the stream 🙈 The snow was lovely though, really enjoyed it 🙂
Oops. Sorry about the drone. I didn't here you say that about the drone, I was boiling the kettle for tea at the time and missed it. Hopefully it will be OK and you will be back flying 🙏.
Tough luck with the drone. I have dunked one from work in the sea and get it going again after opening it and covering everything with silica cat litter. It dried out nicely and I only had to replace one ESC to get it flying again.
At least mine was in to fresh water. Dji taking it for a free repair assessment so hopefully easy (and cheap!) to fix 🤞
My local stomping grounds. It's a good spot for night hiking after work during these winter months, as long as you don't mind the deer eyes. Small tip if you're in the area again, there's a smaller summit on the other side of the main road called Curraghchosaly (416m) which will give you nice views back towards Mullaghcarn
Class! I'd love to be close enough to make the forest local for me. Funny you mention that summit. My original plan was Mullaghcarn, South Top and then Curraghchosaly but the weather was against me on the top and I had to many things to do on one day. Any local suggestions to get to Mullaghcarn without walking the road next time? Want to go back to tick off the South Top 🙂
Did this walk a couple of weeks ago, watch out for the video this Saturday 😊