I remember when the path under the bypass was flooded. A canal boat would have helped!!! I would suggest going by Burgh Road and Newtown Road at that stage, because slipping into the river at high water may be a bit hazardous to health. My father slipped down the embankment at Engine Lonning and broke some bone in his neck in the 60s. Amazing that the "new bridge " has been undermined?!!! I remember Hardwicke Circus underpasses being flooded a couple of years ago, too. Do you have to put your well-trained dog on the lead, with all the sheep and things on the way?
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Great video Simon. I’ve run on Friday morning exactly to the place where you have stopped recording.
I remember when the path under the bypass was flooded. A canal boat would have helped!!! I would suggest going by Burgh Road and Newtown Road at that stage, because slipping into the river at high water may be a bit hazardous to health. My father slipped down the embankment at Engine Lonning and broke some bone in his neck in the 60s. Amazing that the "new bridge " has been undermined?!!! I remember Hardwicke Circus underpasses being flooded a couple of years ago, too. Do you have to put your well-trained dog on the lead, with all the sheep and things on the way?
@@edenviews if going through a field with sheep, then yes I put her on the lead.
@@edenviews a new video of the Hadrian's Wall Path will be posted soon, once I get my internet working again!
Did you forget your dog on the west side of the bypass?
No! She's very good and sticks close to me