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Compelling stuff. I think I'd need a side dish though.

Just think, that entire landscape was once hooded by thick, Medieval forest, now utterly bare.

We all have bad days, brother. I hope that sharing yours helped you a bit.

I think four wheelers are ending the walking culture, there in Britain, same as here in the US. All the walking ways are rutted out, then flooded, then, everybody gets fat. Wear some strong Wellie, brother. ..also, Tweedy, make your dinner at home, and then you just have to heat it up, once you make camp. Then, you have a much lighter pack.

The A4 on Overton Hill is not at that point on the line of the Roman Road, just sayin'

You do a wonderful job of highlighting the beauty of England and Wales, brother. I hope to bring my wife there, and visit some of these places, where our ancestors are from, once we retire, in the next few years.

Brilliant, amusing and informative 😊 such good work!

My great grandpa was Welsh. I'm generally thought of as intelligent; studied German, Mandarin, Russian, and Klingon; cannot comprehend the Welsh Language.

Tebay services do the best cheese and onion pie anywhere. I only drive south once or twice a year but always stop at Tebay for cheese and onion pie and chips... and Keswick ketchup. Just fantastic.

I wish I had a favourite ditch

Nice spot Tweedy I Camped up there many times. The biggest chalk ridge in the UK.

lichen subscribe. hahaha

Its been a long time since i witnessed such frivolity in a ditch! Can't beat cooking outside in the winter. Last time i consumed fondue was in the Swiss Centre near Leicester square. Not a memorable experience but now my interest in it has been awakened😊🧀 Lovely view also..

You need a drone, Tweedy, though I know the Luddite in you is loathe to acquire one, you are, however, inescapably, after all, a RUclipsr, in the year 2024.

That's quite a dish for one person.

24.23.. The guy walking last the yellow building just disappeared. ....Alien Abduction?.. 👽

Cant go wrong with that mate. GREAT idea.

Don't let the Chinese get there hands on our ditches

Do you have an instagram account?

Please 🙏 make and instagram account

Its curious you set out to get away from the rest of us and when you achieve this, you then want to share the solitude and chatter to us. I'm glad you do!

Excellent video 👏never cooked a fondue but it looked nice haha when you need to get away into the wilderness you just got to go 👍😁😁thanks

I never thought I'd ever read the sentence ''Fondue in a ditch'' ...Thank you for the new experience 🤣. I enjoyed watching Mr WC21's recent attempt at cooking outdoors (ditch regardless) but for future expeditions together, I suggest you stick with doing the catering! ...As ever, a genuine pleasure to watch your ventures. Thank you Tweedy.

Come for the fondue, stay for the ditch!

Very nice ditch with views. In all my camping fondue had not occurred to me so when my foot is healed (broke several toes tripping over my daughter's wheelchair) I shall add it to my camping repetoire. 🙂

People, people, everywhere. I live in a village, you can't walk out of the door without somebody waving at you and asking how you are ... I sometimes miss the anonymity of a city ... we're never happy ! My idea of 'eating out' is sitting on a bench with a fish supper and a can of Irn Bru next to the Clyde. If I saw you I'd wave and ask how you are ... maybe in a post-ironic way 😁

I didn’t think fondue was ‘my thing’ - but your ditch creation looked very appetising. Thank you for suffering the train journey. A very enjoyable video.

What a lovely video as always. You cook better in a ditch than I do at home, but I will try this. The stone looked to be in a beautiful setting in that Beech wood, and as a viewer I didn't notice the road noise!

Thank you, loved the simplicity of this one, fondue looked excellent. Since you were on a path was it fusion street food? Love that part of the world, the views, the sense of history, the quietness. Thank you again.

Enjoyed that, especially the sunset.

Excellent, lovely views, a chat and fondue with cider in a ditch. Inspired to try this myself, cider, cheddar, a little outdoor cooking and a nice walk. Just need to find a suitable ditch 😊

Brilliant, what next, a raclette in a ravine?

You missed my rockery 😢😂

Totally enjoyed this

That standing stone is really interesting and there is one very similar in the Isle of Man at Onchan. That too would have once stood in a wood or meadow but since possibly the 1930s it is on a suburban road, albeit jutting out on its own little mound. RUclips will not allow links but you can find it on Google maps a little way up First Avenue , Onchan or by Googling images of The White Lady Stone, Onchan, Isle of Man. They are very similar indeed. Great video, thank you again!

Hi Tweedy, apparently fondue was an economic necessity of rural Switzerland. They had a cow for cheese and access to cheap bread. But meat was in short supply. So bread and cheese is not a bad meal. Random fact for you. Love the cat 🐈 🇬🇧 🇳🇿

Come vacation in Alabama/Tennessee border country, Tweeds, old man. I'll show you some real country, where you can set up camp, and not see another human for...as long as you like. We'll have to outfit you with bear spray, and a few other bits and bobs, though. Good mountain air, too.

Sort of like Macdonalds. Better cheese.

This video makes me want to make some fondue in a ditch.

A ditch very interesting

I made the mistake of going to see the new gladiator film instead of watching this, lesson learned

Another wonderful video! I wish I could cook as well at home as you can in a ditch!

The tedious train ride was worth it - beautiful, peaceful views and an innovative take on fondue. It worked so well; cheddar is great and versatile, I only recently discovered how well it goes with pasta. Thanks as always, Tweedy!

I know we need plenty of fat to insulate against cold weather, but that fondue makes Big Mack and chips look like a meal from Jenny Craig.

This video reminds me how much I used to enjoy fondue , I haven't had it in , well decades. The scenery looked lovely too . I have only ever passed through Wiltshire ( other than Sailsbury) I hope I can remedy this.

Amazing vid once again Tweedy, ignore the bots...not worth it..

I'm watching this while camped in storm Bert and am struggling to hear over the din of the wind... I'll enjoy this tomorrow if I get back ok. 😅.

I am pleased to see that, not only did you cleanse that ditch once, but you went back to cleanse it a second time. Our work of ditch cleansing is an endless task, but let’s face it, someone has to do it. Wonderful light in this video - the scenery looked very appealing in its late Autumn colours. The fondue worked well - how did it not end up burning the bottom of that can? I can only imagine what would have happened if I’d have tried that. Great to see you out again and it’s made me regret not having climbed a fell in the last few days, whilst they were in snow. Non-stop rain up here now for the next few days. The standing stone is very intriguing. Definitely placed, I’d say. I must have a look to see if it is on the old maps.

Always a joy when a Tweedy Outdoors video appears, more so when you are in my neck of the woods - deepest darkest Wiltshire!