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@@Kev_Russ Haha, I’ve got to give Steve his due, it’s a cracking bit of kit. Much better than the rubber collapsible one I was using.👍 Hope all is well with you mate and your getting in to the hills. 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@IanTupmanOutdoors Hi Ian, Meg. Yeah, that’s the beauty of the Langdales, they catch some amazing first light. It’s the first time I’d done this route and I would do it again. I love the Langdales too. That view looking down Great Langdale towards the Pikes is the best in the lakes. Enjoy the weekend, despite the awful forecast. All the best Dave

Hi there. Thank you ever so much, that’s very kind and I’ve returned the gesture. I’m glad you liked the video. All the best and have a great weekend. 😃🥾⛰

@ Thank you Dave, that’s so kind of you to return the gesture! Looking forward to your next video, have a great weekend!😁

Hi Bruce, yeah its a feature of the Langdale Pikes that they get such amazing light on them at sunrise, and this day was up there with the best I have seen. All the best, have a great weekend.

Hi Simon. Thank you so much for taking time to watch. It was one of those special days in the hills in arguably the best area of the Lake District. It was bitterly cold because of the wind, but out of it and in the sunshine it was lovely. A shame there wasn’t a little snow on the ground but you can’t have everything I suppose. 🤣 Have a great weekend too, all the best, Dave. 😃🥾⛰🏕️

@@agesadventures Hi Age, yeah they got the forecast right for a change and up in to the mountains I went. It was damn cold, a very icy wind but lovely clear winter skies meant the views were stunning. Thanks for watching as always mate, all the best 😀⛰🥾🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@DAoutdoors I see the UK got snow this week. I'm guessing if you went up there now, you could ski down⛷ Is that about right?

@ Haha, I tried skiing once mate, it wasn’t for me. 🤣 Yeah the midlands and the eastern side had some, nothing compared to what you guys get over there, but we had around a couple of cm’s……enough to bring the country to a grinding halt! 🤣 They’ve had plenty in Scotland as usual.

@@DAoutdoors I live in Victoria on Vancouver Island, our weather is mild. A couple of centimetres on the roads here is chaos too, lol😂 I did not grow up on Vancouver Island though, so I am used to feet of snow at a time😁 I also head to the mountains lots where there is much more snow than the city.

@@glyn829 Hi Glyn, thanks ever so much for taking time to watch, I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was certainly a beautiful day to be out. All the best Dave 😀⛰🥾

@@trekkingwithtony Hi Tony. I was parked and off just after sunrise. Wanted to be able to take my time and enjoy the fine weather. I’ve had the peak finder app for ages but always forget to use it. 🤣 All the best mate. 😀⛰🥾

@@Butchyboysadventures Ey up Butchy, yeah when I looked at the Birkett book I saw there were these three on the route between Blea Rigg and Silver How so thought I’d bag em. To be fair some of these Birketts are cracking little fells. Lang How was a belter. The camping cup is from another fellas channel I watch based in Scotland. Definitely worth a watch. It’s called Camping on the Wild side. I’ve had the peak finder app for ages and keep forgetting about it. I’m going to make a concerted effort to start using it. All the best Marra, have a great weekend. 😀⛰🥾🏕️

@DAoutdoors yeah the mountain app is a topper for the names of them all and I will check that chanel out marra another good informed vlog pal

@@WainwrightWalksWiaLocalLad Hi Alistair, yeah I saw the forecast and went for it. It was a bitingly cold wind, but I was well wrapped up. I’ve just been looking at the weather looks awful for Saturday. I’m glad I’ve got my walk in for this week. All the best mate Dave 😀⛰🥾

@DAoutdoors Saturday is going to be grim!! I plan to be out tomorrow... just not sure where!🤔🤔

@@WainwrightWalksWiaLocalLad tomorrow looks fine, you should be ok. Have a lovely day wherever you get to. 😀⛰🥾

@@Butchyboysadventures Cheers matey! 👍

@@ootnboots Hi Stevie, yeah unfortunately I didn’t get the weather the forecast promised, but hey that’s kind of what I expect nowadays. 🤣 It’s always nice to get out in the Forest of Bowland fells, as they are very local for me, and always so quiet. I can walk for hours and see no one. Thanks for watching mate and leaving a comment, it’s very much appreciated. All the best mate Dave

Bloody hell, that’s a pain in the arse. 🙁

@@o.bsoutdoors3871 I know. I booked the day off purposely and it’s looks like there’s not going to be any…..bloody weather. 🤣

​@@DAoutdoorsTypical! And yet it always rains when that is in the forecast 😂🙈. Sure you will make the most of it anyway, enjoy ❄️👍

@@TheSummitexplorer69 That’s why I booked the day off Karl. Unfortunately it’s not looking promising . Haha

@ still a day out in the Lake District enjoy mate 😎👍

@@TheSummitexplorer69 Exactly mate. At least it’s a nice sunny forecast. 😎

Hi there. Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s a pity the most was I. But as you say lovely nevertheless. Thank you for watching. 👍😃⛰🥾

Hi Niall. It’s the small summit cairn on the hill White Hall Knott. The sod is Billy. Aka The Rock Star. I highly recommend you check out Andrew Fosters channel. His videos are amazing and Billy has a leading role in them all. 😃 It was great to hike with existing and now new friends. We kind of forgot about the clag. 🤣🤣

Hi Alan. Yeah I was gutted as I’ve been wanting to do Black Combe for years. But as you say, we had a blast. Great to meet up with new and old friends. All the best mate, have a great weekend. 👍

Glad you enjoyed it! All the best. ⛰🥾👍

Hi Guys. Thank you ever so much for taking time to watch the video, I’m glad that you enjoyed it. Stay tuned there’s plenty more to come. All the best, Dave. 😃🥾⛰🏕️

@@stigfloberghagenphotography Hi Stig, I’m glad you enjoyed watching as much as I did walking it. Even though it was a claggy old day, it made for a lovely atmosphere, and I had the hills all to myself. I saw no one all day. 🤣 All the best mate. 😀⛰🥾🇳🇴🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@DAoutdoors 👍🙂

Hi Phil. Thank you mate. It’s a great area, and really local to me. It’s so quiet. You can walk for miles and not see a sole. Thanks for watching mate. All the best. 😃⛰🥾🏕️

Hi Shell, Pete We certainly did get better weather for the camp. It was a little windy early on but that soon dropped and we had a great evening catching up and putting the world to rights. Flat calm and no rain, a perfect evening for being in a tent. We were even treated to a firework display from a house down in the valley. It was a first for me, I've never looked down on a firework display! Haha I will put the video up but will leave it a while as it literally was the same walk form a few days earlier. All the best Dave

Hi Guys, Yeah such a shame we had no views. It's a hill I've been wanting to do for years now. Still I had a great day with friends, all that I have met through You Tube. Like you, I do like walking in the murk, I like to prove to myself that I know what I'm doing and can find my way when the clouds move in, it certainly keeps you on your toes. I had a good run a few weeks ago so I suppose I was always going to be in for some claggy, er sorry atmospheric ones. All the best Dave

Yeah, the Forest of Bowland is very boggy in a lot of parts, paths are certainly a luxury in that neck of the woods. Its a great area for peace and quiet, you hardly see a sole mate. I've a few low ones I want to tick off over the winter. Have you done Stone Arthur. I fancy doing that an including Alcock Tarn as part of the walk. All the best mate

@ yes I was over there last year as part of a failed Fairfield horseshoe but it’s a great shout. I’ll definitely have a look at that one. Enjoy it out there mate 🥾😁👍

@@trekkingwithtony Nice one mate, well if you fancy it give me a shout, and if I'm free we can meet up. 👍

Hi Kenny, the shelters on Fair Snape Fell are mega. They are like cubicles in a swimming baths. Haha Peat Hags are a very common theme in the Forest of Bowland, the whole area is one big one really. It's a shame the clag was in because the views, particularly out to the coast are wonderful. All the best mate, take care, Dave.

Hi Kenny. It was such a shame, it’s a mountain I’ve been wanting to do for years, and I finally got round to it and you couldn’t see feck all. 🤣 Still as you say I was out with friends, all I have met through you tube, and we had a great laugh. I will be back to do the same route on a clear day, winter would be a good shout as you say and I can show everyone the stunning views. Thank you as ever for your support mate. All the best Dave 👍🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Ey up Marra. This was the perfect reccy. Found a class spot just off the summit of Fair Snape Fell. We did the camp on Friday night. I think mossy is putting the video out next Sunday. You’ll see what a class spot it is for camping. The walk up to the camp spot is easy, from the car just over an hour. It’s a steep 20 min pull straight from the car but after that’s it’s a breeze. Mossy was very impressed with the FoB. I knew he would be. 😃👍🏕️

Haha, it’s been murky as hell down here mate for days. I reckon I’d have to have got to 5000m to get an inversion. 🤣

@DAoutdoors 😂

@@agesadventures Good morning Age, thank you so much for your continued support in watching. It was unfortunate that the mist was down but an enjoyable few hours in as you say beautiful countryside nevertheless. 😀⛰🥾🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@DAoutdoors the mist ads an interesting aspect to the landscape too! I had a very foggy and misty day today out hunting. I walked down one trail with the mist at my back and did not realise it was misting until I turned around for the way back and got it all in my face, lol😂 I had some dense fog at times today. That is a little less fun. Hard to see my feet.

@@ashleyjarnold Morning Ashley. Yeah paths are a luxury in the forest of Bowland. There’s a lot of yomping across trackless ground, you have to be on point with navigation especially on days like this. It’s such a quiet area to walk, you never see many people at all. Enjoy the rest of you4 weekend mate, all the best, Dave 😀⛰🥾

@@outofayrshire143 Morning Steven. Yeah it was a shame the views weren’t there, but as you say, I was out in the fresh open air, which is what it’s all about. All the best pal 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@@R6PhilOutdoorEnthusiast Muddy, wet and low cloud, that’s the Forest of Bowland mate…..paths are a luxury! 🤣🤣 Thanks for watching mate, hope you’re well on the mend and not far of getting back out in the mountains! 🤞

@ haha ye I know, yes mate. Should be on honeymoon in the Caribbean now but the Mrs is unwell now so had to cancel. Be back out again soon 👍

@@WainwrightWalksWiaLocalLad Hi Alistair, I don’t think many people would disagree with you. With the way our weather has been recently it seems there’s been no views to be had anywhere. At lest it wasn’t raining! 🤣 Thank you so much for taking time to watch, all the best. 😀⛰🥾👍

@@Walkingwildcampinguk Haha, I’m glad you enjoyed it mate, still loads to explore in the area. 😀👍🥾⛰🏕️

@ sure we’ll get out in the area for some winter Friday camps

@@greyhikes5236 It’s pants ain’t it Al. Been like this for days now. We had a camp last night, very similar conditions for our walk out this morning. Still, at least it’s not raining I suppose, although it’s no good for views. It’s a brilliant area mate, so quiet compared to the lakes, very different terrain though. Paths are a luxury in the Forest of Bowland. 🤣

@DAoutdoors yeh I'm a bit worried I'm going to shoot 14 days of mist 😬

@ It’s meant to change for the better after tomorrow, so fingers crossed for you mate! 🤞

Hi Dave, nice one as always, shame about the clag but it just makes those blue sky days all the more special, it’s all about getting out there, Take care mate, Steven 🥰🥾⛰️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@ashleyjarnold Haha, it was only an hour from the car to where were pitching for the night Ashley so we could afford to have e a fast pace. 🤣

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Thank you mate. 👍

Hi Almirante, thank you for the sub and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. 👍

Haha, yes mate, as someone said we had more cameras than curry’s that day. 🤣🤣 I’m out tomorrow night for a camp with Mossy in the Forest of Bowland. Have a great weekend mate All the best, Dave 😃🥾⛰

@ I think you were only missing Black Crag. Maybe he was washing his hair that day 😂

@@trekkingwithtony Haha, we are too big time for him! 🤣🤣

@@o.bsoutdoors3871 Hi Pete, Hi Shell, yeah it was a tough old day, although there were parts of the walk that were pretty easy where the going was easy. Once on Irton Pike the ridge line all the way over to Illgill Head was pretty easy to be honest. If you have never dropped down in to Miterdale and down by Burnmoor Tarn and Lodge I really recommend it. It’s so close to Wasdale but no body goes there. I’m out for a wild camp tomorrow evening in the Forest of Bowland so really looking forward to that. Have a lovely weekend, whatever you get up to. All the best guys 😀🥾⛰🏕️

@@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling Hi Chris. It was a great day, made great very much so by the company. If you are not already following their channels you must go and watch both Dave Ostle and Andrew Fosters videos, they are brilliant. 👍

Hi Age. It was a great walk with great people, even in mist we had a great time. All the best mate. 😃⛰🥾🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Ey up Marra. It was great to finally get to meet you and the Rock Star. Thanks for the company, and yes hopefully it won’t be too long before we get out again. Enjoy the rest of the week and weekend mate. All the best Dave. 😃🥾⛰

Thank you for watching.

@@SalkeldsAdventures Hi guys, you would be more than welcome. When you do come can you see if you can bring the sun with you! 🤣🤣

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@@outofayrshire143 Hi Steven, haha, that’s a new word for my vocabulary mate, I’ve never heard that word before now.🤣 Yeah we were hoping for better weather than what we got but hey ho, as you say we take the rough with the smooth. I’ve been out again today in The Forest of Bowland doing a reccy for mine and Mossy’s wild camp this Friday. 👍 I’m intrigued mate, I shall be watching. 🤣 All the best pal. 😀🥾⛰🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿