What a lovely and calming video and it was very nice to here you laugh too, you seemed so happy that day!! It was really nice that your mum was there as well! And those horses were amazing 🙌. Im looking forward to more of your videos and Happy new year jen!!
Aw thank you so much! So happy to see my mum, it helped loads. So happy you liked it and thank you for leaving such a lovely comment☺️ Happy New Year to you too!✨
It really did help so much, bless her. And it helped for the most part, I believe that after this I only really felt homesick in Richmond, but after that I was fine for the rest of the way. :)
Hi Jennifer, wow what an amazingly beautiful place Burnbanks is, great to see you having somebody to natter with as well. Your poor mum looked terrified of the horse, our daughter is the same although she proclaims they are her favourite animal 😂. Looking forward to seeing your next instalment. Cheers Glyn.
Hi Glyn, Burnbanks was stunning, the nearby waterfalls & homemade walkways were a treat. :) Haha bless my mum, that was so funny. She's usually okay with them I think, but one of them just spooked her, she got a bad vibe from it 😂
Anothet lovely video Jennifer. I must try this out sometime. I have just finished sorting my Gritstone Trail walk. May 21st and 22nd. I cant wait. Also will be videoing it🤞
Thank you! And absolute best of luck with TGT, it's such a stunning hike, and not a very frequently used one either so more often than not it's nice & quiet :D are you camping or B&Bing?
@Orenjen stopping just below Croker hill at The Ryles Arms. Have done nearly all the route within other walks. But not all in one. Day one will be about 15 miles ish?? Leaving 19 miles ish
My Shap to Orton was different, it rained every step of the way, head down I trod the route thinking of the Climbs and decents I had done and thinking of any left to come along this route.... and Yes you still have a few more hills to climb. Please NOTE I said Hills and NOT Mountains. Tony in Essex
Beaulieu Abbey in Hampshire was actually founded later (1203) y Cistercians from Citeaux (the mother house of the order), so Shap isn't the latest abbey to be founded. Bealieu also had daughter houses founded in the 13th and even 14th C too, and wasn't alone in that respect.
Thanks! And I just use iMovie to edit at the moment nothing too fancy. I use Epidemic Sound for licensed music to use in my videos to keep them monetised (it's about £10 a month?), and the camera I use in these C2C videos (I only bought it a week before this hike!) is the GoPro Hero 11 :) It's quite pricey, but films in 4k and is super tough & resilient. Though all of my older videos filmed pre-May 2023 were filmed with my GoPro Hero 7 white, which is a much more affordable option and a great starter camera. It films up to 1080p so you won't get the 4k quality, but it's a great budget-friendly option if that's what you need. :)
Another beautiful campsite, Jennifer Yeah, occasionally talking with north Americans brings home to me our huge history. The abbey was beautiful even in ruins, but like most of history it was probably built from exploitation of in the form of tithes. So often history is lovely to see but ugly af. I know little about horses although I love seeing them about, even though I was bitten by one as a child (me not reading their body language correctly - it was standing apart and didn't want to interact)
A lot of human history is ugly for sure. Interesting to see what remains but I can imagine there was a ton of conflict & exploitation. I do love imagining what was happening however many years ago in the place I’m in when I’m travelling, it makes for some interesting imagination!😁
If you type Coast to Coast Walk Map into your search engine you'll get a good selection. So far Jen has followed a fairly standard route (there are bits were you can take higher more challenging routes but the walk is fairly difficult without trying these out).
Hi, yes I used the Hiiker app to follow the route as well as a physical hayvey's Map of the Coast to Coast which can be found online (Amazon etc). I recommend bringing a physical map as well as using a mobile app. :)
What a lovely and calming video and it was very nice to here you laugh too, you seemed so happy that day!! It was really nice that your mum was there as well! And those horses were amazing 🙌. Im looking forward to more of your videos and Happy new year jen!!
Aw thank you so much! So happy to see my mum, it helped loads. So happy you liked it and thank you for leaving such a lovely comment☺️ Happy New Year to you too!✨
Great filming of this epic route. Enjoyed watching and look forward to the remaining sections.
Thank you, happy you enjoyed it! The next one should be out in a few days :)
Hello Jen amazing thankyou for not rushing,iv become addicted to these videos you voice over really help with the trail❤
Aw that’s so lovely, I’m so glad you enjoy them!🥹
Nice to hear you met up with your mum for the night too, after being so homesick in the last video. Hope it kept you going to the end!
It really did help so much, bless her. And it helped for the most part, I believe that after this I only really felt homesick in Richmond, but after that I was fine for the rest of the way. :)
Wow, heavenly beautiful place! This looks and sounds simply stunning my friend!
It's so stunning there. Thank you so much!
Wonderful
Hi Jennifer. Just wanted to say I love your videos. Keep doing what you're doing.
That's so lovely thank you!
Hi Jennifer, wow what an amazingly beautiful place Burnbanks is, great to see you having somebody to natter with as well. Your poor mum looked terrified of the horse, our daughter is the same although she proclaims they are her favourite animal 😂. Looking forward to seeing your next instalment. Cheers Glyn.
Hi Glyn, Burnbanks was stunning, the nearby waterfalls & homemade walkways were a treat. :) Haha bless my mum, that was so funny. She's usually okay with them I think, but one of them just spooked her, she got a bad vibe from it 😂
Lovely you and your mum got to spend part of it together xx
Definitely, it was so lovely seeing her, we had such a nice time 😁 she made me laugh with those horses 😂
Such a beautiful sunset at the end with the horses...magical! Happy New Year!❤
It felt so special to be there :) thank you and Happy New Year to you too!
Loved that 👌🏻
That was lovely thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Anothet lovely video Jennifer. I must try this out sometime. I have just finished sorting my Gritstone Trail walk. May 21st and 22nd. I cant wait. Also will be videoing it🤞
Thank you! And absolute best of luck with TGT, it's such a stunning hike, and not a very frequently used one either so more often than not it's nice & quiet :D are you camping or B&Bing?
@Orenjen stopping just below Croker hill at The Ryles Arms. Have done nearly all the route within other walks. But not all in one. Day one will be about 15 miles ish?? Leaving 19 miles ish
Sounds amazing, have a great time!@@peakyplodders
Caught up - looking forward to the next instalment.
In the middle of editing the next one :D should be out in the next few days :)
Thank you for another great video. It must have been wonderful meeting up with your mom.😊
Thank you, it definitely was. I really needed it :)
Lovely video, I'm guessing your mum isn't a horse person 🤣🤣 Happy New Year Jen
Haha! I think she likes them generally, but she had a 'bad vibe' about one of them 🤣 made me laugh so much. Happy New Year to you too!
My Shap to Orton was different, it rained every step of the way, head down I trod the route thinking of the Climbs and decents I had done and thinking of any left to come along this route.... and Yes you still have a few more hills to climb. Please NOTE I said Hills and NOT Mountains. Tony in Essex
That abbey was built before humans arrived in my country (NZ). Quite the contrast.
So strange to think of it that way!🤯
Beaulieu Abbey in Hampshire was actually founded later (1203) y Cistercians from Citeaux (the mother house of the order), so Shap isn't the latest abbey to be founded. Bealieu also had daughter houses founded in the 13th and even 14th C too, and wasn't alone in that respect.
Oh I had no idea! I stand corrected, thank you for letting me know :D
Hope it wasn't too lecture mode-y :/@@Orenjen
not at all :) one of my sources must've been incorrect aha @@nicklemming2556
Loving your vids! What do you use to edit/what camera do you use? As someone who's looking to get into making videos, just curious!
Thanks! And I just use iMovie to edit at the moment nothing too fancy. I use Epidemic Sound for licensed music to use in my videos to keep them monetised (it's about £10 a month?), and the camera I use in these C2C videos (I only bought it a week before this hike!) is the GoPro Hero 11 :) It's quite pricey, but films in 4k and is super tough & resilient. Though all of my older videos filmed pre-May 2023 were filmed with my GoPro Hero 7 white, which is a much more affordable option and a great starter camera. It films up to 1080p so you won't get the 4k quality, but it's a great budget-friendly option if that's what you need. :)
Another beautiful campsite, Jennifer
Yeah, occasionally talking with north Americans brings home to me our huge history. The abbey was beautiful even in ruins, but like most of history it was probably built from exploitation of in the form of tithes. So often history is lovely to see but ugly af.
I know little about horses although I love seeing them about, even though I was bitten by one as a child (me not reading their body language correctly - it was standing apart and didn't want to interact)
A lot of human history is ugly for sure. Interesting to see what remains but I can imagine there was a ton of conflict & exploitation. I do love imagining what was happening however many years ago in the place I’m in when I’m travelling, it makes for some interesting imagination!😁
Have you got a link to the route you took?.....are you on Strava or Komoot perhaps? Great videos, would love to do this hike.
If you type Coast to Coast Walk Map into your search engine you'll get a good selection. So far Jen has followed a fairly standard route (there are bits were you can take higher more challenging routes but the walk is fairly difficult without trying these out).
Hi, yes I used the Hiiker app to follow the route as well as a physical hayvey's Map of the Coast to Coast which can be found online (Amazon etc). I recommend bringing a physical map as well as using a mobile app. :)