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@ChatterboxAleman It's a lovely walk isn't it, but I agree it can get boring if done too often! This was my first time walking this route and was 10 years ago. Since than, I have probably only walked along here 2 or 3 more times. It can also get very muddy along there and doing muddy river walks too often can get a bit tedious can't it! 😄

@@MaryofTheDowns yes #mary definitely. I live in Guildford so many places to walk to from home. As for the mud and rain no i've had to turn back on that route sometimes when it is flooded! But sometimes it is nice to venture further like you seem to quite often. Well once the weather picks up it can only get better 🙂

@@ChatterboxAleman Thank you! 🙂

@@thesussexadventurer I've probably seen your house then! 😄

There is a defaced National Trust sign nearby for Fulking Escarpment! It's a bit of a landmark! 🤣

@@MaryofTheDowns If you can believe me i once drove through a village called CRAP seriously Fulking hell.I like you swearing Mary its nice.

@itrohmot-RUclips-Growth-Expert Hello. Thank you for your compliments and taking the time to comment. I'm new to this and the videos I'm currently uploading are old ones originally designed for smaller audiences (very amateur, sound not grreat etc.) , so at the moment, until I create new ones, it's just a bit of fun. Being a newbie, sadly you have not explained very well. You tell me something I should be doing, but not how to do it. At the moment, I'm not in the position to spend too much money on the channel as (for now anyway), it is just a bit of fun. When or if I get more serious about it, I will look into all the options,. 😄

@@BrianRodriguez-h3d I have no idea what you're talking about.

Doing lots of South Downs stuff these days. Not sure when I'll next be in Cambs.

@@rarecockneyguvnor4945 Thanks! I have loads more similar stuff on my channel. 😄

@@MaryofTheDowns Thanks yes My great Grandparents stood on cheddington stn Platform 1890 . They at to go to london to survive as everyone in the villages we're agricultural Labourers and nearly starved through the winter Lots of country people headed to london for work they all got jobs in Kings Cross railway. we were all then raised in Kings cross London i always wondered how they felt leaving the countryside to live in london. I suppose they had too.I traced them all Pitstone cheddington they had 14 Kids half were born in Cheddington half in London 13 Boys one Girl.us descendents are all londoners but they we're country people it wasn't built up then it was very rural much more than now keep up the walks i enjoy them. Mary Mary quite contrary how does your Garden grow ? with silver Bells and cockle shells and 3 pretty maids in a row.

@rarecockneyguvnor4945 It's always interesting to hear local history from an actual person's perspective! There is so much history everywhere!

Not Abbott. A Christmas guest ale. Tankards are so much more practical than standard pint glasses! 😄

@timmy2916 Possibly in the future. At the moment, I'm just putting up old videos. The Chilterns ones are over a year old. Eventually, I hope to put some up specifically created for RUclips (the old videos were put up on Facebook and WhatsApp groups). At the moment, it's just a bit of fun, but set to change possibly in the future.

@timmy2916 Hi! Sorry for the delay. Cambridge is unlikely at the moment, unfortunately. I live on the south coast ((Worthing) and am concentrating on South Downs and Weald hikes at the moment as I currently have other commitments. The Cambridge area is lovely, though. 😀

@@hokololol334 Thank you! 😄

@@ted2100 Thank you. This was August 2023, but I do like visiting Plymouth every so often. A lovely city. Some lovely hikes around there too!