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- Day 2 started with a climb up from Crowden via Laddow Rocks to Black Hill and then via Wessenden reservoir to Standedge. I then headed down to Diggle where I was spending the night.
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Another great one - thanks for sharing
I've just signed up for the Spine Challenger Race and this video is going to be super helpful with my navigation and familiarisation of the route...and David Goggins, the man who said 'when life throws you lemons, don't f**c about making lemonade, just eat the damn lemons'... love the man's focus and determination, he's something else!
Thanks for watching Ginette, I recognise you from your posts in the Rich Roll Podcast group on Facebook 👍😎 I'm slowly working towards the Spine Challenger Race, I've increased my running fitness and I'm now doing more on this sort of terrain. Hope you have fun in the race, will keep an eye out for you on the tracker 👍 Thanks for watching and I hope the videos help with your research. Dean
@@DeanRead Good old Rich Roll! I've signed up for the Summer Spine Challenger - the 108 miles as opposed to the full route - I'm running the London to Brighton 100km race just three weeks prior to the Challenger, with a run on Dartmoor with Adharanand Finn and Damian Hall inbetween the two races...so I'm trying to keep my body hanging together...next year I'd like to try the full Spine route. I'm volunteering at CP1 - Hebden Bridge for the 2021 Spine Race, so I'll be helping out there between the 5th, 6th and 7th February (the race had to be postponed from Jan to Feb) Running trails is very different to road running and it's great to practice on the actual terrain you'll be racing on. I used to live in the Peak District, but now we're based in Shropshire where I can run on the Wrekin, Shropshire Hills, Clee Hills and Wenlock Edge...still prefer the Peak District though! I'll carry on watching the videos and getting all the information I can from them - thank you so much for posting such clear and informative videos - I'm subscribed! :-)
I did day one yesterday, and it’s day two today. I’m finding your videos really helpful thank you 🙏. Awesome walk 😎
We really wish BBC would commission you to do further walks, thank so much for uploading and all your hard work- Stuart & Dr Lin @RDH
Stuart Lin BBC are now encouraging the youth to not vote, they are a biased broadcaster spouting institutional propaganda, time to stop paying the license fee
David Henderson Yeah they really aren’t doing that
BBC 😆 propaganda bullcrap!
@@davidhenderson9707 Agree 👍
Thanks for this,it's my patch. I've been from Marsden to Crowden and back 4 times this year,on a Circular Walk called "Ten Reservoirs" (official start/finish is at Dovestones,Greenfield). This section resonates so much with me,it's fantastic. Listening to the Cuckoo in Spring down in Crowden,near the top-class camp-site,is quite honestly one of the highlights of my year!
I thought I'd finally forgotten the "Yo Ho Ho Ho a Pirates Life for Me" song. I rode Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean for eight straight hours for a charity event in California and the song was the worst part. Thanks for the trigger :-)
Haha that must have taken some years to forget if you rode it for 8 hours straight 🤣 Thanks for watching Tony.
Wow Black Hill looks so GOOD these days! I remember walking through a bog whenever I was up there less than 10 years ago when I did the Way .. and now look at it! A real credit to the people who go up there and put in the work to re-green our Moorland
Don't apologise for the lack of music buddy. For me it's its always a great relief to not have to listen to a hideously inappropriate choice of noise obliterating the sounds of nature and the spoken commentary. So often it ruins the possibility of enjoying the often excellent videograhy here on You Tube. Your informative commentary is infinitely preferable to the tasteless noise usually inflicted upon the viewer. So, many thanx for presenting this in a way that allows me to enjoy the land and the skyscape, the ever changing light and sound of the wind and the natural life surrounding your journey through miles of land that has not changed since life returned after it was formed by the last ice age. Well done.
I much prefer videos with no music myself too. I only ever put a small bit of intro music on normally. I would much rather hear the sounds of nature. Thanks for watching and commenting Arthur
I'm guessing it was 'moors for the future' but somebody has done an amazing job with Black hill. It was a black swamp a few years back.
What a lovely journal of such a special place. You narrate the Pennine route so well and it leaves a wholesome feel when watching it. Can’t wait to see the remainder of your journey. Thank you Dean.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching Michael, I really appreciate it. All the best. Dean
Fantastic Dean - walked it 30 years back in 14 days and the memories are still with me - look forward to following your vids the rest of the way! 😊
Loving the videos Dean. Thomas is super impressed that you've got 12k subscribers because that means you're 'TH-cam famous' now. Looking forward to the next episode tomorrow, it's making for great tea time viewing 👍
Great second day’s video Dean. Good luck for day 3.
Amazing to see it as you go along the trail! Really really want to do it to - maybe next year :(
Great video mate, I think it is a brilliant way that you're doing it this time. All the best I'm sure you'll manage the whole distance this time dean ✊💪😁🇬🇧
good luck dean will be watching and urging you on all the best
Fantastic keep up the great work mate..,loads of people following you and wishing you well !
Good luck Dean, great viewing as always.
Good timing to see those vintage planes, we took pic of them also. Thanks for sharing the great info on the canal that was really interesting. Happy trails.
Great vid. So true about the effort both mental and physical that it takes to complete a long distance hike.
Me and my buddy are also doing the Pennine way but in many stages, wish I had the time to do it all in one go. Good luck and keep em coming 😁
Enjoy the videos, subscribed and now waiting for the next one.
Epic! Takes me back to 1985 when I did it, can't believe they paved paradise, it doesn't seem the same when you're not disapearing up to your waist in mud on Beaklow & Black Hill :)
Great video Dean A.T.B on your adventure across the pennine way. Looking forward to the daily uploads.✌🏻
Just want to say Thank you for your fab videos, making lockdown less stressful and more enjoyable. My brother got me into walking a few years ago and I’m missing walking in the Peaks so much this year so your videos are the next best thing. Maybe a couple of “best of” vids to keep us fans going while we’re waiting? Lol. Hope you and family are staying safe and a Thank you again
Great to see... can’t believe you came to Diggle... one of my local pubs and didn’t pop over to say hello 😂.
Seem to me like your doing a long distance pub crawl lol keep it up dean👍
Thank you so much for taking us along with you on this epic adventure. Fantastic videos as always. I am up in the Peaks a week Friday and can’t wait to get away from work and the South East and get out into open country . We are following your advice on some of the routes we have planned, so thanks again for taking the time to reply to my questions over the past 18 months. This adventure has got me thinking about 2020; is it time to try and bag the Pennie Way...? We shall see! Looking forward to the next video. ATB and I hope the weather remains fair for you. Greg.
Good leg Dean. Having been to Yosemite I like the way you think the valleys and scenery on this way totally awesome. And it is as are the people you meet. Mark
Good video. Liked the canal underground. Can not imagine working to build that with the barest of tools. Strong men with stout hearts. Good luck!
Great video as always mate, the difficult times in these journeys are bound to make great talking points after the fact lol and will make you feel great once you get through them 😎
The Standedge tunnels are certainly impressive, Martin Zero has a great video on TH-cam where he explores them, definitely worth a watch.
Thanks for sharing your adventure Atb Mark
Great Vids Dean Lad . . 🥾
HI Dean great video I’m subscribed to your Chanel but never left a comment me and my mate often walk the routes you have done using your videos to plan our route
Well keep the videos coming and hope all goes well
Great to watch this. We're on our boat and will be going through Standedge tunnel next week. We walked up Kinder Scout and camped last week. Looking forward to your daily updates.
Excellent mate. I’ve had many a beer in the Diggle hotel after shooting on the range there.:-)
Atb Mike
Just reminded me of the guy that was dying in the mountains and the song " brown girl in the ring" started singing in his head.
He said " oh no I'm gonna die to boney M!"
Lee Etchells Joe Simpson use to drink in my local
Great to see you back in the UK Deano. Sitting in bed with a morning cup of tea and me and the missus enjoying your first two uploads of the Pennine Way. Looks a great walk and we are very much looking forward to the up and coming vlogs. Stay safe buddy and enjoy.
Thanks mate, looking forward to today's walk. Looks like it might rain but it's a nice moorland edge section from Standedge to Stoodley Pike
Enjoying the vlog. Looks like the weather is holding out for you.
Today wasn't great, rain and mist but I'm done for the day now so will get editing the days video :-) Thanks for watching
Good work.
You are hard core man! Me and my mate just did day one and two. Absolutely broke me but was awesome. We did have all our camping gear on our backs but certainly felt my age. Gonna try and do it all in sections over the years. Thanks for the inspiration.
To be fair, the first two days are the hardest. The Pennine way doesn't break you in easy, but it does get better. Statistically, most people who quit, do so in the first two days. I strongly advise pushing through it, especially as those moors are now so much easier than they used to be, pre-paving slabs. (though some might say that the 'death by bog' initiation, was the true test).
The first few days along the PW have changed a lot since I first started hiking the Peaks in my early 20s. Thankful for the flag stones and the moors are certainly in a better condition because of them (and the work of Moors For The Future). The Pennine Way has many hits up it's sleeve, it keeps kicking you in stages as you travel north. Looking forward to doing the Montane Spine Challenger Race this June and being thoroughly destroyed by the PW 😂
We pedal from Manchester to diggle to the stanedge tunnel an go threw it for a few mile it takes u to marsden..big up m8 some walk this
Another cracking days walk dean lots of people out walking something that I need /would like to do by the way my grandson had a fantastic time in San Francisco and he has watched all your vids on your trip and really enjoyed watching them atvb jimmy 😎 😎
Thanks for watching Jimmy, glad your grandson had a good time in San Francisco.. it's an amazing place. I still have my Edale video to edit where you're dressed like a mad Scot wielding an axe 😂 haha. All the best, Dean.
@@DeanRead 😂😂😂 that was a great weekend still got that costume not sure if will be there next time looking at doing the bushcraft show if can get time off work have a good day mate 🤟🤟🤟
Love the walks but wish you wouldn’t pan down to your feet as it is dizzying. Too bad you didn’t use a go pro, but I am trying to do every day on an elliptical machine. Thanks for doing this.
I walked the Pennine Way in 1979 . We had to do it in 14 days so our day 2 was from Crowden to Mankinholes (a tough day) but we had a very welcome Sunday lunchtime pint at a pub just off the path on the Standedge road. i think it was called The Floating Light. (i thought it was a lifesaver) Is it still there ??
Hi dean im gonna be driving up to scotch corner then across the A66 on thursday morning. I will keep an eye out for you if i see people crossing over the road . Good luck mate you can do it
Thanks mate, I'll probably be crossing the A66 on Sunday 👍
Another great day Dean. 16 years to do 5000m that’s slow going 😂
Great vids, enjoying following your journey. Any blisters yet? what footwear do you use?
Really great video Dean meeting people really is one of the benefits of walking compared to a gym
Looking forward to seeing the rest and glorious Yorkshire
Hi I enjoy watching you do the pennie way I’ve done this one as I live 30mins away from here also done stooley pike to pondon res just asking what the best brand for waterproof jacket
Thanks for watching Sarah. I have a RAB waterproof jacket and really like it. Couldn't 100% say what is the best but I've had many brands over the years and I prefer RAB. Also, it's factory shop is near where I work so like to support a local business too :-)
Thank you
Hi thanks I’m thinking of walking Britain coming from Australia Hadrians path or Pennine way would you be able to help me with advice on costs as I won’t be wild camping. I walked the Camino Frances this year I’m sure it will be much more expensive. Enjoying your videos
Day 2 ticked off going well mate hope the sun keeps shining. What's ya fit big user name so we can follow ya step count pls ?
Good lad! Push on thru brother, push on thru! BTW, how many days off do you get a year? Lol. All the best mate.
Great vid. I'm doing similar sections and creating videos and this has helped me for my editing, short and snappy but gives a great flavour of the hike! Also note I know what the ridge line above crowden is called so I can name it properly! 😂😀👍Subbed.
Had your videos recommended after watching a lot of PCT videos over the years - you mentioned you spoke about the PCT - is it something you are planning to do?
When you get near to Barnard Castle area give me a shout and I'll pop over and meet you mate and walk a bit with you atb Daz
hi dean what method of navigation are you using
Amazing videos Dean. Keep them coming. Just one thing. Have you got a broken pixel or something on your go pro/camera/phone. The first 2 videos have had a dark spot on, very small. I thought it was my phone at first but they are there when I have the video in portrait or landscape so think it's something your end 😁
Hi Michael Thanks for watching. Where abouts in the frame is the broken pixel, I'm using my new Sony A7ii so it might just be a dirty lens... Just cleaned it and there was dirt at the top 😁
Just had a look back and I can see it at the bottom in the opening shot of this video, hopefully a proper lens clean will sort it. If not the camera is in warranty and insured for accidental damage anyway so I'll live with it until the end of the trip
Phew... Just a spot of dust on the sensor so cleaned it and now it looks ok, let me know if you see anything else in future vids.. totally missed it during editing but I'm using my phone to edit so not paying that close attention :-)
That's good news then. Glad it wasn't something more serious. It took me a while to work out it wasn't on my phone lol. Looking forward to watching the rest of the trip 😁
Great video. What is this camera?
Thanks for watching it's a Sony A7ii
How do you have the time for all these hikes?
Also the map in the description is private btw
Hi Ethan, thanks for watching. I've changed the map settings, thanka for reminding me :-) I have a very understanding girlfriend and lots of holidays carried over from 2018 at work that I need to use up
Is there much signage on the route? Is it easy to find your way?
Sounds as if you are not going to risk losing weight on this walk!
the view better on the other side the path on this walk is not good with heavy pack its better use the path on the other side up to black hill safer !
Hi pal , what footwear did you wear please?
Hi Chris, thanks for watching. I wear trail shoes for all my hiking now days. It’s a personal thing so would depend on your foot shape. I’d recommend Inov-8 shoes 👍
Well done Dean, looks beautiful. Can I ask what you are wearing on your feet, are they boots or trainers?
Haze Outdoors sent me.
Haze is the man 👍😎
@@DeanRead yes sir, and goggins is too. Good luck with the rest of your journey.
Nice video but your pronouncing of local place names is completely wrong. For instance Laidlaw Rocks is not said right.
I've double checked the OS map and it's definitely Laddow Rocks :-) my pronunciation of local places names is only going to get worse the further from Chesterfield I get haha. Thanks for watching