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Good luck, you should love it, a real lifelong memory👍

Pretty sure it is, i had a similar experience with winds that were even higher up to 50 MPH

Thank you. The watch was a Garmin Instinct Solar and works very well as a navigation backup and activity logger.

Such kind words, thank you Gerry. Glad you enjoyed the WHW and congrats for getting it done. Cumbria way was also lovely, I need to get the final episode uploaded but delayed due to a week in Somerset. No more annual leave left for us now this year so 2024 before any further long distance trails but hopefully we'll put up some day Hikes and weekend overnighter wild camps in the peak district which is our nearest National Park to get to. Thanks again for following and good luck with all your adventures 👍

And loving the videos.

Haha, yeah thanks for the advice mate, had full intentions of following it, I even remembered in the morning then with everything going on with the weather I forgot like a proper dim wit😂.. And yeah the trek to the showers after 17 miles wasn't something we were up for tbh but we'd had an all day 10hr shower!!

@@Soberadventurer thanks for the morale support, were very new to the videoing so it's nice to here some positive thoughts.

@TinderboxTrail all good I love down to earth videos. And the point about it being like the west highland way . I thought that. Of to do the snowdonia way Next may .

That was the plan and is probably the easiest way.. Train back changed to bus in the end but that will become clear in part 4!!

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No probs. I think the train was about a tenner but buses run and price capped to £2 per journey if you don't mind taking a bit longer.

It was defo wet, best pitch, reasonably flat and right next to the toulets😁👍

The torrents running down those Ghylls were amazing and we'll never forget the trudge up and over that fell, not the best weather at all but still produces fine memories 😁👍

Haha yes I'm glad sense prevailed at the last minute and I shoved my other shoes in the top of the bag. It would of been nice if I could have done it all, it felt very free but I guess I'll need to strengthen up the ankles to support the extra weight.

Knew we could rely on you for a check in 😁👍.. Dreams about how good the Cossie was back in the 90's probably best left as a dream... I think a few 21st century upgraded Miatas might just show it the time of day haha

Ruby isn't built for swimming, like I'm not built for running LOL....I don't expect the next weeks food will be quite so appetising as we add water to anything dehydrated😂

Haha, even more on the next video... And they are truly bizarre!

Ah, just realised this was the video with the bizarre gates!

Well done on the completion and BN climb, we had intended doing the same however the weather was awful so postponed for another day.

Thanks for visiting

Beinglas was lovely, we didn't get into the Drovers. You probably camped somewhere near the old farm house and tunnel I guess. 👍

Welcome aboard! Thanks for sharing your experience. I bet the gear you had to carry was a touch heavier back then too! 🤣

@@TinderboxTrail From what I remember weight was not to much of an Issue we were young and fairly fit split the tent between us so no problem

I know right, I find it amazing considering most translated instruction manuals I've seen from the land this is from that Conqueror is actually spelt correctly on it.. Gotta be good quality right🤣.. Yes Would-He made his full debut👍

I think the camera angle makes it look bigger than it is but it is good for 2. It's a Coleman Valdes 4 and I think we paid about £500 a couple of years ago.

Haha, I think the camera makes it look a bit deeper than it actually is 🤣👍

We didn't beat the ice machine on this occasion LOL

Chicken thigh marinated in Ras el Hanout for 24hrs, that is it, simple👍

Pembrokeshire actually.

Get ready for Pembrokeshire First!

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Thanks Steve, it took some planning but thankfully made some good choices so weren't overly weighed down so as it becomes a chore and non of the gear failed us, a testament to the brands we selected👍

Would-He!

haha, I think it did indeed👮😂

Thanks for your commitment watching this full series Steve, It must of been almost the same slog as actually doing it. Glad you enjoyed😊👍

Cheers, it's been a pleasure sharing too.

Cheers, the 360 cam does capture some ultra wide shots, it's a bit of a double edge sword though with some of the distortion you can get, makes your walk look like something from Monty Python at times and defo adds a few pounds to the stature 🤣

Hi, thanks for watching. It might be useful to watch our next video, hopefully released Wed evening, where we will talk about our full load out including the camera gear. We use our phones for most of the stills (galaxy S22u and S10). I may take a DSLR on day Hikes, overnighters or short weekends but the weight is too much for multi day Hikes. The video is shot on an insta360 X3 which allows 4k 'Action Cam' footage from either front or rear lens or 1080p full 360 degree capture which can then be reframed in post processing. I lost faith in Gopro due to glitches and losing footage in the past, some of this stuff may be once in a lifetime and you need reliability. Drone footage is taken with DJI Mini 3 pro. I use a laptop for editing with Davinci Resolve software, it's running a core I7 processor, editing in 4k takes a lot of processing and memory, especially if creating proxy media to speed up editing so my preference would be for a dedicated desktop PC built for video work. Reels and shorts are generally edited on the move with our phones. The insta360 app is also surprisingly capable for a mobile app.

It certainly is an amazing olace

Thanks so much for the encouraging words, good luck to you both too, resipricated with a sub from us. 👍

Hey Scott, thanks for the positive feedback, much appreciated. The app is called Relive and integrates with most fitness watches like Garmin and Strava.

Oh, and Good luck on your adventure, hope all goes well and you enjoy as much as we did. 👍

Thank you, Inveroran was lovely. It's a common place along the route for people to pitch so it's unlikely to get it all to yourself but still really nice for a wild camp. The beach on Loch Lomond in part 2 was probably our favourite and then the pitch we had at the old Ruins featured in the next episode to be released.

“Best pitched tent ever” 😂😂. Thanks as always for bringing “us” along on your epic walk 😊👍🏻

@@colonelturbski5038 Our pleasure, thanks for your support on each video.

Thank you 😋

Thanks for the comment. Glad it's not just me that found it tough haha. We'll done for completing👍😀💪

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