I actually really enjoy canal/river walks, I love being able to go in one direction for miles and miles and let my mind wander or enjoy chatting with a walking companion :)
I live in Wiggenhall St mary the Virgin and walk my dogs along the river bank every day and never get fed up with it. There is so much wildlife to see .
Very flat walk , did a bit of Oozy walking in Ely . Thanks for the shout out x . Favourite place to walk South West Coast Path definitely 👍. Keep walking
Was about to say your washing machine had matured your hat into a vintage classic to make you feel good about yourself 😂 As someone who studied geography to the heady heights of A-Level, I would say river walks should get progressively more exciting the nearer you get to the source: both the land and the river will have more gradient which adds further entertainment. Cheers 👍
My favourite sort of walk is hill walking, I like the views. But I moved to the coast and have no proper hills hear me so most of my walks are cliff and beach walks which I do also enjoy.
Woodland walking for me! Loads of wildlife, the sound of the wind in the trees, the mild peril if you get caught in a storm ( or by the wild boar) Although, living in the Forest of Dean, I guess I’m biased. 😊
I like hills and woodlands best. My favourite walk would be through a large wood on top of a hill. My river would be called the Great Bulging Flow. Cheers, Matt #163 ( I think)
Sorry to disagree ,I like flat walks because you seem to be able to make more progress. Climbing up a hill only to have to immediately make your way down the other side takes too much energy. Also like flat smooth walks where you don't have to watch where you're walking are easier if you're talking to someone else - or filming!
I actually really enjoy canal/river walks, I love being able to go in one direction for miles and miles and let my mind wander or enjoy chatting with a walking companion :)
Yes I suppose there is no stress of getting lost and the paths are normally pretty good. left:
I live in Wiggenhall St mary the Virgin and walk my dogs along the river bank every day and never get fed up with it. There is so much wildlife to see .
A beautiful place to live cool dude.
One of my favourite videos you made was the one in the Norfolk Broads about the sock monster. Thank you for this.
Thanks Alison. Stay cool.
Very flat walk , did a bit of Oozy walking in Ely . Thanks for the shout out x . Favourite place to walk South West Coast Path definitely 👍. Keep walking
One day I hope to do that walk. Stay Cool.
My favourite kind of walking is hill walking, because it's usually really windy. Another enjoyable vid
Thanks cool dude.
My local walk
Such good information. Thanks Marek.
My pleasure cool dude.
If you walk down there at the right time of the year, you can see the tidal bore
I hope to return to do that one day cool dude.
There really are some beautiful places in England.
Yes it is so beautiful here.
Was about to say your washing machine had matured your hat into a vintage classic to make you feel good about yourself 😂 As someone who studied geography to the heady heights of A-Level, I would say river walks should get progressively more exciting the nearer you get to the source: both the land and the river will have more gradient which adds further entertainment. Cheers 👍
My next planned walk is a river walk to it's source!
Cool Dudes Walking Club The sources themselves are underwhelming bubbles of water, often in a ditch full of brambles. Hope I’ve sold the idea to you 👍
Great vid.
I do enjoy a coastal path, but I think my favourite walk would be a rural cross country one, where I encounter as few people as possible.
I agree, the less people the better.
I like a walk in wooded areas with streams.
My favourite sort of walk is hill walking, I like the views. But I moved to the coast and have no proper hills hear me so most of my walks are cliff and beach walks which I do also enjoy.
You could start making a hill.
Mine would be called the Riv-ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Woodland walking for me! Loads of wildlife, the sound of the wind in the trees, the mild peril if you get caught in a storm ( or by the wild boar) Although, living in the Forest of Dean, I guess I’m biased. 😊
Yes I'm a big fan of woodland walks too. I like a mix of woods and ridgeway walks.
I need to go back to the Forest of Dean with the mountain bike when the weather is better, I got completely soaked last year.
Costal walks or random hill/mountain hiking
Yes but not too steep a hill.
My forename broadly means bright ocean. I'm terrified of going underwater and am thick as shit.
Ha. That made me laugh!
Rivercroc
I like hills and woodlands best. My favourite walk would be through a large wood on top of a hill. My river would be called the Great Bulging Flow. Cheers, Matt #163 ( I think)
These are all good answers and river suggestions. Yes you are also right with #163.
Knowing the internet, as I do - I was astonished that the domain pooman.co.uk was available. Well done.
pooman.com had gone.
I'm so sorry for too many comments (no I'm not) but Moonwalking
Don't apologise. I can't remember what I said in this video will have to watch it back.
@@cdwc
aha, what walks do we like to do
CDWC #144. I'm going to nominate "Phoenix" as a good name. (Sorry)
Nice one Jon, you've won. Pooman cards in the post. Stay cool.
Sheya l8ah
Either I recognise you or you look very similar to someone famous
I'm a real person, y'know
We are all real people.
Sorry to disagree ,I like flat walks because you seem to be able to make more progress. Climbing up a hill only to have to immediately make your way down the other side takes too much energy. Also like flat smooth walks where you don't have to watch where you're walking are easier if you're talking to someone else - or filming!