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Great informative video. I've always wanted to do this, only got my Samsung phone for pictures 😂 we will see how it fairs 😂

That's for sharing I love seeing footage from lakenheath ❤. The black and white shot at 7.00 was fantastic

Had a week up there a week ago Pete. Being nearly 70 with a knackered back and knees I'm afraid I can't get up in the hills like you! I have the scanner, subscribe to RRUK but although I've heard of squawk codes I was intreged by how they could help in early warning for low flying in the loop. Any hints on what I might need to know ref Squawk codes that could help an old croc out?😀

Great video Pete. I believe any photography that you enjoy, embrace it. I enjoy many genres and personally feel that switching between them can not only help with skills but also keeps things fresh and enjoyable. 👍 great pics mate 👏

Cracking shots there Peter. I'd class myself as a landscape photographer, but also like other forms when able, such as cityscapes / street / macro. There is always something new to learn and all practice in whatever form of photography will help with the landscape. Also, good to do something else for a change to keep the interest alive.

Nice one Peter 👌 I go up and down cadair road 2/3 times a week. Driving a truck tanker whatching u guys up there Stunning place and stunning pictures by u guys👌👌 Keep em coming ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🚚🥛💨

Great vlog as usual mate! Nice to catch your first Typhoons and a Qatari Hawk! I enjoy landscape photography and street photography as occasional departures from my aviation stuff. It never hurts to practice other forms of photography no matter what you describe yourself as 🤙

Thanks for the mention Peter, was great to meet you, had a great day up the hill and will be back again sometime soon. take care

Enjoyed you video 👌 you were camped just up the road from me ☺ the two most common settings used through my experience are shutter priority and auto ISO

Did the NC500 last year, your in for a treat. Only downside we had was Applecross pass was a whiteout with fog, could only see about 10 feet in front. Even though thoroughly enjoyed it. Follow the NC500 signs and don't miss the "Nasty Wee Road"

Love that shot of the deer at 3:12. Great video,. Life gets in the way of my photography too :)

Lovely Photo's once again . Thanks.

Wonderful images, secretly wanting summer over so you can head north. Looking forward to that set of videos. great video again.

Great vlog ,enjoyed the red deer & roe at the beginning

Great video Peter, I see you liked the " Chicken Tika Massala". Try the" Chicken Tarka Massala"......Its a little Otter !!😂😂....keep up the brilliant work 😉👍

Looks absolutely brilliant. I’m glad it went well. I’ve been umming and ahing whether to get a tent……this has probably tipped me to do it. (My ribs will withstand it now!!!!!)

Great video Peter. I've been thinking about getting out for a wild camp myself, possibly up on Exmoor.

Hi Peter - great meeting you on Yes Tor - you get a shout out in my video of my wild camp :-) ruclips.net/video/-hsAW4HBhhM/видео.html

Great video love the deer photos, I had a collision with a deer this week despite very cautious driving , unfortunately the deer died 😢 and I have a £3,500 repair bill!

Fantastic Peter so happy for you and thanks for the photo's.

What an extraordinary encounter absolutely enchanting well done really enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.

Great to see you back on Exmoor ,enjoying the red deer ,it is my happy place Exmoor watching the red deer .Great stuff

Meldon, painful memories, broke 5 ribs there 3 months ago! Beautiful place and I’d love to go back soon, partly terrified of Dartmoor as I broke 3 more a couple of weeks ago on Rippon Tor! Love your videos 💚

Looks a brilliant place! Love the photos under the Viaduct. Have you ever been to the Elan valley with its Dams?

Looks llike a great place to visit. I've driven passed the viaduct a few times and certainly looks like a place to visit with the camera.

As you mate I feel same about recent conditions and having to deal with what you have. Love the clapper bridge shots.

Nice vid Peter 👍👍

Lovely photos of the Lake District ❤❤

A for me 😊

This is amazing! What focal length was used in capturing these great photos? Maybe I’m mistaken but I noticed you stopped shooting when they were closest to you. Was it because they were too close for the long lens to capture the jet’s full body in the frame? I’m planning to go there sometime this year. 😊

Hi Mate, great video and thanks, planning my first visit to RAF Lakenheath next week and spending a day at RAF Coningsby staying a hotel near Lakenheath then spending two days photography at Lakenheath and Mildenhall and visit RAF Marham on the way home. I never drop letter and always show respect, its good to remind people about etiquette when visiting airbases and airports of the dangers of their rubbish getting into an aircraft engines . TAKE YOUR LITTER HOME PLEASE SO THAT IT DOES NOT DANGER PILOTS LIVES. What would you say is good spots for photography at RAF Lakenheath please. Many thanks David

Great video mate, glad you got the quick climbs and the etiquette tips are spot on!

Happy New Year Peter. A great number one photo, me being more into wildlife. best wishes for your photography in 2024,

Happy New Year Peter ,great to see your photo of the year was of the red deer as that is my passion the red deer of exmoor .Regarding the stag with one horn it is more than likely he has only grown one horn as some younger stags do & they wouldn't start losing their horns until April at the earliest for that age of stag .PS some of us local to exmoor call them horns instead of antlers .

Happy New Year, and great photos!

Love the Vlog, You really whet the appetite for visiting the area!

Love Holford Combe! Such a beautiful place. Really like that last shot you did. Interesting to hear about your autistic struggles. Xmas is a difficult time of year, I just don't bother with it at all now . Love the drone shots too .

Nice video again great fotos and what settings can I ask how you got up to the top and where from there to come down into the coomb

Top vlog really enjoyed it ,also loved the fox & red deer photos

Thanks Pete, sat in the telehandler in the concrete jungle of Hinkley and watching this took me to my favourite place. Fab shots mate.

Nice video mate,love your delivery. Having spent some of my childhood years in " Spaxton " the Quantocks are a favourite haunt of mine when it comes to taking photos. I like the bag your using. Can I ask what make it is. Cheerz me deerz 😉

Fantastic Peter. I have several of my photos printed into canvas or prints around the house. Also putting together photo books for trips or themes - one done, several more to do! Well worth doing.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 is a beautiful country in all seasons. Cracking 📸 there 👌👌

Another set of excellent photos Peter! It does make so much difference when this is time to concentrate on the photography without external extractions.

I’ve been to some of your locations but never in autumn so I’m seeing them afresh with your amazing photography. Hope the weather stays kind to you… if a little chilly! ❤️

Fab photography… especially of the castle ❤️

Really great set of photos there Peter.

Great video Peter i miss going up to Scotland one has to be there to experience the atmosphere and scenery, its a wonderful area to expore. Well done

thanks. what a amazing video-work,see you soon-

The weather is one thing you can’t control. Have walked up Cadair Idris when I was younger and fitter from sea level in Barmouth. Didn’t realise how far it was until we clocked it a 22 mile round trip(I really was fit in those days) now the walk up Cad West is enough. I always go up as far as the styall, cross over at that point and then go anywhere from there upwards to the ladder styall. Usually shoot prime 300mm on full frame and can’t get the C130’s or A400’s in the frame unless they are high. But for most you are looking down on the fast jets if they are positioned to get the land locked. Great coverage of the area and made useful time of a weather changing trip to Wales.