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@@bilingualbackpacker I have fond memories of little man.. was the first hill above 500m I had ever done and it's one of the steepest.. I remember thinking at the time "there cant be many harder than this".. thanks for the feedback, tek care 🙂

@daveostlemountainman Do you still think it's one of the steepest after doing others? I always think I can't do the "big" ones lol

@bilingualbackpacker I've done quite alot of others but yea there hasnt been too many others that have the steep gradient of little man.. I always need a sit down half way up tha

Cheers... just in a free layby near a church on the A592 as you head towards kirkstone pass.. I wouldnt advise copying this as I am fairly sure I went on private land after troutbeck tounge so best advice would be to head back to the main road after that and go up wansfell from the more conventional route... tek care :)

Look out for a feature called 'Millican Daltons Cave'.. I didnt know about it at the time but its on the path of this route, worth a look... Thanks, take care :)

Cheers, aye I think what I did was misjudge the length of Thirlmere.. I found out here its quite bloody long.. I think I always roughly knew where I was just the paths up that side seem to be very faint and easy to lose.. take care :)

Cheers lad, aye i was a bit stupid on here but learned a great deal from this walk.. ive never allowed to be put in such danger since.. i knew there was a path down glaramara but barely researched it and believe it or not i dont know what i was thinking but i did actually descend down the waterfall.. it looked like a path from the top and as i got deeper into it i found i didnt have the energy to go back up so continued down (i was glad to be out of the strong wind i think is where my mindset was at).. i possibly should have called mountain rescue in heinseight but couldnt bare the ridicule i anticipated so a few dangerous moved i managed to get to the bottom of the fall.. take care lad, thanks for watching :)

this is a very comfortable walk.. you get up to the first munro in no time and paths are very obvious.. descent might be difficult if there was more snow ont path but very nice.. highly recommend for ya scotland adventure.. along with 'the brothers ridge' just before you get to skye is quite easy..

aye he shud be ok.. there is a particularly steep gully and a bit of scrambling just before the summit that i reckon he may need lifted up a little.. shud be ok coming down though and path easy to follow.. i didnt get the best of weather here so everything seemed harder than it needed to be i guess.. cheers lad :)

aye its something im finding hard to get into.. i dont think ill ever just go and camp for the sake of it but as part of a multiday hike is something id like to incorporate into my skill set.. im jelous of those camping channels that go and do it as if its nothing and i guess the only way to beat it is to do it.. Cheers for the feedback, tek care :)

its funny cos now am thinking 'i wonder what it was like 50 years ago'... then i realise it was probably the exact same as today but less tourists.. aye i need to regain my big mountain fitness, havent done many of them in the previous 6 months aye.. cheers lad, tek care :)

haha it took me 10 years to grow this, wind nearly had it like aye :D

yea i didnt intend to even go to skiddaw but after filming it did feel like the right decision to go back to my roots after finishing the outlying fells.. its a mountain that changed my life greatly.. thanks lad, tek care :)

aye just my luck to be at work the best days, thats life eh.. was a decent wind strength, i think ive been in a little stronger than that before, i am curious to see where my endurance level for wind is at.. we will get an inversion one day, nee rush eh.. cheers Alan, tek care :)

bout syam as me then aye.. i didnt even know mountains had paths up them until i did this one haha.. might have put me off forever if the weather was like this 4 years ago tho :/.. cheers, tek care :)

aye i do want to organise more manageable walks but i want to test my limits first with these big regional walks.. if i cant do it then av learned and move on.. Cheers lad, tek care :)

@daveostlemountainman you can do it mate .

cheers lad :)

thinking about keeping the stash.. might make people remember me.. did an alright job for sum guy in germany in the 30's.. i would like to experience stronger winds, ive been in some 50mph before but just curious too see what more feels like eh.. cheers lad , tek care :)

i think it would be harder to fail if part of a group cos the banter just takes ya mind off all the distance required and i can plan most of those big hikes to end with a pub after day 1.. a lot of people camp overnight in underskiddaw car park, was one there this morning with his tent box up.. like i said before its about 200m up ya start so makes life easier.. cheers lad, tek care :)

cheers, the coledale horseshoe is hard to beat in the snow... paths very comfortable and you can vary the walk many different ways depending on ya walking pace... tek care :)

@daveostlemountainman thanks for the info 👍 much appreciated

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cheers for all the words of encouragement dave.. this walk was your fault as you didnt confirm you wernt coming quick enough so the weather gods planned for you.. my next day off is tuesday and looking at weather it looks like snow from 12am to about 8am tue morning so i might have a walk up helvellyn int snow. tek care :)

@@daveostlemountainman 🤣🤣

@@NorwayHikesTrails thank you pal

@@greatgable am gonna wait for some decent snow to do black combe again.. muncaster was just soo boggy I think it put me off for life.. thanks for watching the series, I appreciate it, tek care 🙂

cheers lad, aye thought i might aswell wait for black friday sales for the new boots so am still skidding down grassy banks till then haha.. thanks pal, tek care :)

thank you, hopefully they can help a few people decide if its worth doing them or not.. on to the next projects, tek care :)

i think me and dave are gonna go back to ulthwaite rigg for 1 reason only.. we think there will be more deer antlers lying about.. cheers dave, tek care :)

@ 🤣🤣 When you do, give us a shout Marra.

Cheers, having a bit of trouble deciding what to do, eventually the howgills but not till next year now.. tekc are :)

aye i dont think ill be doing this whole round again.. especially after all the ascent you lose going down to grisedale tarn.. good fun tho, cheers :)

cheers lad, aye am always up for a hike with folk.. think i enjoy it as much as being solo so ill do my best to be available.. tek care :)

Cheers ol pal, aye was a good day of top quality banter.. just shows ya divent need views all the time to enjoy yasel.. thanks for coming lad, appreciate it, tek care :)

was the 1 single day of this summer i was able to take it off, that was in may, downhill from there sadly.. aye sad that its ended, bit empty inside but gotta try think of sumthin new now.. cheers lad, all the best, tek care :)

@@daveostlemountainman Do each wainwright, one walk, one peak, at a time - give each one the Dave Ostle treatment, spill your tea, salute, peace.

@ashleyjarnold I do like route one routes.. up and down.. thought about a 'lungbuster' series.. steepest most direct routes

cheers lad, aye it would of been nice a clear day but good banter to make up for it.. really comfortable walk which is what i wanted to finish.. bit of freedom again now aye, tek care :)

i cant find any good websites that list all the 41 hills of the howgills on a map.. think ill have to go out and actually buy a map this time!.. cheers for the support lad, i appreciate it, tek care :)

@daveostlemountainman I thought there was only 26 😂😂😂

makes sense.. after doin the wainwrights theres about 170 odd remaining so be rude not too grab em

@@daveostlemountainman​​⁠ How you gonna get up Pillar Rock? Maybe we could arrange something with a climber to do as last one? 🤔

@@tonyrogerson3729 yea that wud be great.. i think its the last of most who go for the birketts aye

aye i want to do that route u did previously off the train, am into Birkett mode now.. weather was crap yesterday but good excuse to go back.. nice easy outlying walk.. thanks lad, tek care :)

av felt guilty all weekend bringing ya all that was for a claggy walk but glad ya enjoyed meeting everyone and made some new friends.. aye we will be able to get out more often now as am not tied up doin anything specific for the foreseeable tek care lad :)

@daveostlemountainman lol no mate it was class I sometimes like a cooler walk and to be fair it wasn't really that cold maybe just a little coming from south top of black combe but overall a cracking day marra

aye the clag didnt damped it to be fair.. i enjoy these group walks because everyone just has loads of banter so makes up for the clag and rain.. its one to definitely revisit, a good dumping of snow as its a comfortable path.. tek care, thanks for watching the series :)

cheers lad, cudnt really care about the poor weather as was with great company and good banter.. cheers for the support, tek care :)

aye i would have felt massively guilty getting ya to come all this way for a claggy walk.. (weather forecast said clear skies too) im sure ya would have added to the great banter tho and would have been nice to see ya.. Just watching ya goth festival video now, some great costumes, i enjoy those days out.. thanks for the ongoing support Alan, all the best, tek care lad :)

Congratulations and well done to you both, thanks for asking us Dave, we had a great day. Hope we have many more 🙂

Superb Dave, very well done mate. Great to celebrate it with you. 👍🏕️⛰

Well done dave, hoped ya liked the compilation, even with your personally filmed fall on Howes :D.. bit of freedom now, felt a bit bored today with nothing to plan for.. all the best tek care lad :)

Thank you my friend, tek care :)

yea i cant argue.. think have had fewer than 10 in full clag but i was thinking whilst up there black combe would be lovely with a good dusting of snow as its fairly gradual and easy paths.. 72 miles tho so aye i gotta be damn certain on the weather next time i go back there.. cheers, tek care :)

aye everyone seemed to get on with everyone, all like minded decent folk.. i think the birkett we got would have been the best view of the day anyway and we got that so am happy.. cheers, tek care :)

thank you,, been a tough ol slog.. looking forward to returning to routes with actual paths for a bit haha.. tek care, i appreciate the feedback :)

in 2020 i had done 0 fells.. what a difference just 4 years can make to someones life.. i loved every moment of all 330 wainwrights even the moments i hated stay in memory even longer.. thank you, tek care :)

it feels weird, like with the wainwrights av just an empty feeling of ive got nothing to do now.. so aye, on to the howgills likely and finishing off the birketts and helping anyone who wants me on their walks.. all the best, good luck :)

thanks for joining Paul, ur pics are top class.. on to the howgills aye :)

Hi Mary, lovely to meet you, Derick, and Paul yesterday, no views but great company. All the best, Dave 😀⛰🥾

​@@DAoutdoors Hi Dave, it was great meeting you too, we hope to see you again on another adventure 🙂

aye ya divent need views when ya got the company.. everyone seemed to get on with everyone at one point or another which was great for me to see.. lets smash these howgills next year then :)

@maryashbridge nice meeting and speaking to yourself and the others mary great day thanks ..BUTCHY & MEL

​@Butchyboysadventures Lovely to meet you and Mel too. It was a great day. We've subscribed to your channel, we'll be watching all your adventures 🙂